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HELP: Banned from restaurant for CCW
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If they're pointing it at somebody and their body language says 'aggressive' or 'problem' then it's an issue.
If I walk out and it's simply in their hand and they're either looking at it or simply talking - I'd probably simply ask that they not play with their firearm in a public place.
None of this is to say I wouldn't be ready as I try to always be ready, part of being situationally aware.
Hmmmmm... tinfoil hat?Okay, who started a new account just to post this question?
- Jan 12, 2012
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What? Just because two people disagree with you that makes them one in the same? Let me assure you that they are not alone!
morons and criminals wave their guns around in public.. how many people get killed while you are determining which is in front of you?
Damn, I accidentally signed into my 'IndyDave1776' account for that last post... Meant to do it as some-other-forum-user.
remauto1187
Shooter
I guess so...
It seemed/seems to me that you were being quite serious, and a few others in this thread have said the same thing. There is/was no reason for me to believe you were kidding just because you made a reference to A Christmas Story.
Yes, I have. Several times every December for as long as I can remember.
Really...?
Really! Go back to your hole. Or would you rather I post links to other threads on this forum that you have been trolling and called out for it already. Get back on those meds!
- Jan 12, 2012
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You're starting to sound like one who would argue that we take all guns away to prevent deaths...
There is a difference between looking at a firearm and going on a shooting spree. Even "waving" a gun around is a far cry from being a clear and present danger.
remauto1187
Shooter
half-glocked
Marksman
I'd still make sure that his stance/actions weren't aggressive before I did anything serious. My hand might start moving towards my weapon, but after realizing he was just doing something not incredibly intelligent, I'd pass it off as adjusting some article of clothing, or something.
OP, I'm 100% dittoing Mackeye. Take all of what we say with a grain of salt and get yourself a little more educated on the issue.
I was lucky enough to be raised in a family where even pointing a toy gun at something that you didn't intend to destroy was reason for a whooping. At least your shellacking is coming on an online forum and not in the face of rather imposing leather belt.
Oh, and don't EVER let anybody else on the internet convince you that you need to be denied the right to protect yourself. You made a mistake, but you are in the process of learning from it. (Which is why I rep'ed you, before anybody else goes off on why your rep is growing)
to 
. Stay around, the furor will die down.
Shadow8088
Expert
- Jul 24, 2012
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man, and I thought I got beat up when I mentioned I was a lib.. Keep your head up man.. you effed up.. you owned it.. and you learned from it... no harm, no foul as far as I'm concerned.. Just keep it in the holster next time.
Chr15topher
Marksman
IN... to tell you that was stupid and to keep it in yerrrr pants.
Carry on!
Carry on!
We/I've been found out!
Really! Go back to your hole. Or would you rather I post links to other threads on this forum that you have been trolling and called out for it already. Get back on those meds!
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Not wise on your part. I kind of agree with the bartender on this one. Exercising your constitutional right is entirely different than showing off your gear.
If you didnt have the situational awareness to realize where you were, perhaps you should stay away...
That sounds like a really good***no no wait I mean BAD idea. If the owner doesnt want guns in his place I doubt having a bunch of people coming in OC is going to help the cause.
Best thing would be to drop the cause and move one. But hey Im really digging this thread
All we actually know is he doesn't want people unholstering coonfingering and playing show and tell with them. How many people in this thread said if it was there bar they'd have done the same thing? How many INGO'ers would ban guns from a business they own?
If they don't want firearms then leave a few no guns= no business and the rest of us stop CCing somewhere and giving money to those that go beyond no stance to take an anti stance. If they don't mind firearms, it shows the rest of us know how to keep them in their holster when appropriate.
Really? I'm thinking if someone walks into a public area and starts waving a gun around, most would consider that a danger. It's certainly not going to attract positive attention.
