Tippecanoe and OC too.

[2A_Tom]

You wonKt have a problem at the polls in at least one county.

New law allows guns at polling places| WLFI- Tippecanoe County, Indiana

 

[Kirk Freeman]

I open carry at every primary and general election date.

No problems. I cringe at "new law" but OK I understand.

BTW, the reason this is getting attention is because of the work of INGO members.

 

[Roadie]

I open carry at every primary and general election date.

No problems. I cringe at "new law" but OK I understand.

BTW, the reason this is getting attention is because of the work of INGO members.

UNpossible! Seeing a gun SCARES the and will cause mass waves of new anti gun laws that will harm us allllll!!!!!1111

 

[Kirk Freeman]

Yeah, I know, and when I ask for the bill number I'm the jerkface.

I know, I know go sit in the back of the bus and shut your face and be happy for just being allowed on the bus.

Kirk takes the bus to West Lafayette. "No, Kirk, they will just pass laws forbidding you on the bus. Just sit in the back of the bus and everything will be OK."

 

[2A_Tom]

I know I am posting to the choir. Just nice to see that the trouble that some are in is paying dividends.

Some on INGO have said that activism will cause an out cry for more stringent gun control.

While most of us hope that our activism will cause public and governmental awareness of what the laws actually are.

It is funny you should mention busses. I for one think that it basicly the same fight, civil rights.

Right now there is a case in Florida that will test whether a criminals rights trump stand your ground. That will be a landmark case. We will learn if the lieing liberal anti-gun media and whining family members will win out over a citizen who when being beaten by a criminal has the right to defend himself.

 

[Stschil]

What is this "Educating Poll Workers about the law" the article speaks of?

You mean to tell me that people acting in an official capacity representing the government are bound by laws?? Wow, I learn something new every day.

 

[zebov]

I open carry at every primary and general election date.

No problems. I cringe at "new law" but OK I understand.

BTW, the reason this is getting attention is because of the work of INGO members.

I pointed this out to her many times in the interview, but she kept coming back to, "So, now that you can carry at polling locations,..." I kept saying that it wasn't illegal (in general) to carry a firearm at the polls and the law she is referring to (state preemption) had nothing to do with polling locations and everything to do with making firearm laws uniform across the state. Oh well, they didn't spin it in an anti-self defense stance like I thought they may so I'm content.

 

[jgreiner]

You wonKt have a problem at the polls in at least one county.

New law allows guns at polling places| WLFI- Tippecanoe County, Indiana

LOL...the problem i have is that my polling place is right across the street from my office...at the Memorial Union. Purdue frowns on carrying.

 

[cmepp18]

My polling place is actually in Oakland University in Bedford, so I'm not sure I can carry there

 

[Roadie]

My polling place is actually in Oakland University in Bedford, so I'm not sure I can carry there

Why couldnt you?

 

[cmepp18]

Because it is a school. But now I am starting to vaguely remember something about a distinction between "school" and a university. Does Oakland University not fall under the definition of a school? I'm new and still trying to wrap my head around all of this.

 

[cobber]

Kirk takes the bus to West Lafayette. "No, Kirk, they will just pass laws forbidding you on the bus. Just sit in the back of the bus and everything will be OK."

You wish to enter West Lafayette? Your papers, please!

 

[Titanium_Frost]

Because it is a school. But now I am starting to vaguely remember something about a distinction between "school" and a university. Does Oakland University not fall under the definition of a school? I'm new and still trying to wrap my head around all of this.

No. Universities are "post secondary education" and do not fall under the catagory of a school in Indiana. The federal code is void if you have a LTCH anyway.

SOME colleges might have a licensed daycare facility on campus so check for that. AFAIK highschool classes offered for college credits do not count as a school either.

IANAL and TINLA.

 

[MTC]

You wish to enter West Lafayette? Your papers, please!

Is it that bad there? If so, it should present no problem for the Earl of Devonshire, for slipping past border guards and sentries is but child's play for our globe-trotting grandmaster of guise. That's where he whips out his ready-made documents identifying himself as (either) Reichsleiter Kurt von Freimann or - depending on the uniform they're wearing - Comrade Commissar and 1-digit party member Fremanov, and they wave him on through out of fear they may be sent to a Konzentrationslager or gulag for having the audacity to delay him.
Easy as visa or mastercard.

 

[Kirk Freeman]

identifying himself as (either) Reichsleiter Kurt von Freimann

I am only this when goose-stepping around the neighborhood with ruler to check on the grass.

Here's the sweet ride:

 

[MTC]

I am only this when goose-stepping around the neighborhood with ruler to check on the grass.

Here's the sweet ride:

Ausgezeichnet!

Ich genieße jetzt ein Weizen-Doppelbock aus Bayern.
Prosit!

 

[Kirk Freeman]

Kein bier fur mich. Ich muss fruh aufstehen verspotten Wookie Suiters. Ich bin der Spiessburger!

 

[Donnelly]

Some on INGO have said that activism will cause an out cry for more stringent gun control.


It is funny you should mention busses. I for one think that it basicly the same fight, civil rights.

The difference being that the government will bend over backward to ensure that an individual from a minority does not have their "civil rights" violated and will prosecute anyone who does so.

The same government will usually not lift a finger to ensure that the same minority individual mentioned above can exercise his "natural right" or "God-given right" to self defense through use of a firearm.

Both are rights, and as such should be protected by the government. Sadly, in reality, some rights are "more important" than others in the government's view.

The government should treat the right to keep and bear firearms at least as importantly as "civil rights", especially since the right to keep and bear arms was specifically enshrined in the Second Amendment to the Constitution, but I don't expect to see that reality within my lifetime.

 

[2A_Tom]

The difference being that the government will bend over backward to ensure that an individual from a minority does not have their "civil rights" violated and will prosecute anyone who does so.

The same government will usually not lift a finger to ensure that the same minority individual mentioned above can exercise his "natural right" or "God-given right" to self defense through use of a firearm.

Both are rights, and as such should be protected by the government. Sadly, in reality, some rights are "more important" than others in the government's view.

The government should treat the right to keep and bear firearms at least as importantly as "civil rights", especially since the right to keep and bear arms was specifically enshrined in the Second Amendment to the Constitution, but I don't expect to see that reality within my lifetime.

You are probably to young to remember that it wasn't that way 50 years ago when Martin and I were marching. For our rights. Things have changed. Listening to Abe and that Douglas guy debate I was realy impressed.

 

[Donnelly]

This is true. I'm only in my early forties. And things have changed, for the better, at least in the respect that you are referencing.

Civil rights were recognised because blacks demanded that they be treated as equals and that they would settle for nothing less. Maybe there is hope for gun owners if we keep up the pressure and make it clear that we will settle for nothing less than full recognition of our natural, God-given rights.