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This is where the right to free speech and common sense don't intersect. Sure they have the right to (with the F word being debatable) but they are magnets for road rage, vandalism, and causing accidents by distracting others as well as the obstructed view from the rear window. Add the Sheriff's name to the mix and you're really playing with fire. And if either are concealed carriers or have weapons on board, the provocative factors could work against them should a defensive shooting occur.

I'm thinking that doing something like this would an absolute no for a responsible concealed carrier or anyone else who keeps a weapon in their vehicle, and anyone who is driving another vehicle under those circumstances has an extra duty to not engage them however tempting it may be.