Which states don't cause us problems?

[Bill of Rights]

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I found the file originally up through 2006. I've edited it and updated through this year so far, including the expected signature from Gov. Scott Walker of WI. Pretty amazing in 25 years. Can't wait to see the whole thing in green.

Blessings,
Bill

 

[KG1]

Oh looky who's still red all by their lonesome (to bad it's right next to us) Wonder if they'll ever get it right

 

[KG1]

Can't wait to see the whole thing in green.

That would be the most beautiful sight that I could ever lay my eyes.

 

[beararms1776]

Can't wait to see the whole thing in green.

That would be a blessing for us today and for the children of the future.
With our unsecured borders, God knows they're going to need it to defend what's rightfully theirs.

 

[Sylvain]

When I see this map I am not wondering if one day all the states will turn "green" but if it is possible that one day they all go back to "red".
I think it's not because we have the right to carry NOW that we shouldn't fight everyday to keep that right for us and for future generations.
If we think that the fight is over we can lose everything just like that happend in other countries.

 

[Expat]

Green unrestricted would be good if it is truly unrestricted (includes out of staters).

 

[RockofStrength]

Lacking any working knowledge of geography, which state is it that is always green in the upper right corner? Props to those folks, especially if they "give" that same right to all citizens, inside their state and outside.

 

[pudly]

Vermont.

 

[Bill of Rights]

Lacking any working knowledge of geography, which state is it that is always green in the upper right corner? Props to those folks, especially if they "give" that same right to all citizens, inside their state and outside.

No offense meant to you personally with what I'm about to say. I cannot imagine a reason why any American adult would not know the location of all 50 states and at least a few other countries in the world and be able to locate them on a map.

I suppose it shouldn't surprise me, considering the satire from a few years ago:

However, that was, as I said, satire.

That you had the thought to post and ask is commendable; when someone knows what he does NOT know and is willing to ask for help is a good thing.

My suggestion to you and/or anyone else who doesn't want to ask for fear of ridicule or whatever other reason is to spend a few minutes with a map and also

Place The State - Intermediate Online Learning

This is a great review because it doesn't give you state borders, you have to have a good idea of what's where when you start. This is a real challenge when they start you off with a state in the middle, like Colorado, no offense to anyone there, because there are no "landmarks" by which to figure out where the state's borders are.

Anyway...yes, Vermont is the state that's always been green, meaning that they have never in their history had a CCW or any other form of permission slip system. They do still prohibit carry in courthouses and schools, including school buses and any property a school owns (and maybe a few other places. They also don't allow suppressors, for some weird reason, but overall, they seem like they've pretty well got the idea of what freedom is and how to maintain it.

Blessings,
Bill

 

[stilllearning09]

Thanks for the Place the states website. The kids will have fun with that. I tried it out. It was fun. Getting the first couple in the correct spot was interesting.

 

[Westside]

Place The State - Intermediate Online Learning

This is a great review because it doesn't give you state borders, you have to have a good idea of what's where when you start. This is a real challenge when they start you off with a state in the middle, like Colorado, no offense to anyone there, because there are no "landmarks" by which to figure out where the state's borders are.

OK, just for laughs lets all play the game and post our results.

I got 38 right with an average error of 28 miles from the correct location.

 

[cavemike]

I'll play. 42 out of 50, 23 mile average error.

Delaware really screwed me.

 

[pudly]

48 of 50, 4 miles off (second try), Kansas early on hurt me.

You have to be careful when placing states, I was slopping placing Alaska the first time and it dinged me.

 

[miguel]

I would like to see this map with a start date of 1790. That would be gut wrenching, I'm sure.

 

[NYFelon]

did pretty well, I guess. 92% accuracy with an avg error of 13 miles. Got Nevada very early on. Knew approximately where it was, but it's kind of hard to place a state perfectly in the middle of nothing.

 

[stilllearning09]

48 out of 50. Delaware got me, too.

 

[Bill of Rights]

OK, just for laughs lets all play the game and post our results.

I got 38 right with an average error of 28 miles from the correct location.

OK. I wasn't going to go there, but... 96%, 3 miles, 413 sec.

 

[MrSmitty]

41 out of 50 with a 21 mile error, got them all close!!!

 

[indytechnerd]

47 of 50, 11mi average error. Sloppy on Alaska dinged me, as well as Kansas #1 and Wyoming before any of the other western states. Delaware and Rhode Island were near the end, so they were easy.

Time was nuts because I left it open while working, tabbing back and forth, something like 1800 seconds.

 

[jmiller676]

47-50 94% 11 mi. error. damn Maryland was a little to far north and accidently dropped Minnesota in North dakota