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RoyGBiv wrote: ↑Wed Sep 13, 2023 9:07 am
I see this as a mixed bag... Less government is good, but I think overall road safety will suffer a bit.

It's apparently not a problem in 38 other states.

The reason they would not accept a military ID or LTC is that they do not meet the Federally mandated "Real ID" criteria, i.e. the gold star on your drivers license. While other forms of ID may be acceptable in Texas, only a Real ID is acceptable to TSA. And Atlanta Hartsfield has such a ...

so, no pocket knives. but if you are LTC concealed carrying, don't you bypass the metal detector and therefore should be able to (conceal) carry your pocket knife?

also out of date with respect to campus carry, collegiate sporting events are no longer restricted by statute, they must post 30.06.

The reason they would not accept a military ID or LTC is that they do not meet the Federally mandated "Real ID" criteria, i.e. the gold star on your drivers license. While other forms of ID may be acceptable in Texas, only a Real ID is acceptable to TSA. And Atlanta Hartsfield has such a h...

And I bet there were red flags all over the place beforehand about this guy.

crazy as a loon.

There is a lot of ignorance about signage, especially after Constitutional Carry was passed.

I just concern myself with knowing the law and which signs I can ignore (or comply with).

BTW, I've also had a positive experience with TABC enforcing correct signage.

Great, just great. That many more unsafe vehicles roaming around waiting to wreck someone. Stupid move. Not any different than 39 other states. CA has no safety inspection, so the base I was stationed at had their own safety inspection to get a base sticker. Stationed in MD, no safety inspection, j...

It was among dozens of bills that didn't get a House floor vote before the midnight deadline. Freedom from religion (and Christian Nationalists) preserved.

Couldn't happen to a nicer guy. I'm always suspicious of the appearance of impropriety.

anything in .45, preferably semi-auto single action.

srothstein wrote: ↑Sun Apr 30, 2023 9:20 pm
I agree. My biggest question was which Ten Commandments do you post, the Jewish of the Christian? They are different.

And if you are Christian, Jesus changed it to only two Commandments in Matthew 22:37-40.

Reminds me of the guy in a road rage incident. He had an NRA sticker on his back window. His antagonist called the police, saying he had brandished his weapon and was waving it around. The guy in fact had a firearm in his vehicle but he had never exposed it in any manner. The other driver just made ...

I can't believe anyone would support having the government tell us what religion we should be posting. This a clear violation of the 1st Amendment.