Open Carry of weapons
Jun 10, 2014 22:21:08 #
I am in a quandry.
When I carry a weapon concealed on my person to use in protection of family, home, business; I am allowed to use the weapon to the point of shooting someone whom I feel threatens them.
An other person feels it is his right to "open carry a weapon" anywhere and anytime.
My question is, the open carry advocate enters my place of business and I mistake him for a robber, feel threatened and shoot him.
Am I quilty of manslaughter?
When I carry a weapon concealed on my person to use in protection of family, home, business; I am allowed to use the weapon to the point of shooting someone whom I feel threatens them.
An other person feels it is his right to "open carry a weapon" anywhere and anytime.
My question is, the open carry advocate enters my place of business and I mistake him for a robber, feel threatened and shoot him.
Am I quilty of manslaughter?
Jun 10, 2014 22:31:25 #
saveamerica
Loc: Texas
at41 wrote:
I am in a quandry.
When I carry a weapon concealed on my person to use in protection of family, home, business; I am allowed to use the weapon to the point of shooting someone whom I feel threatens them.
An other person feels it is his right to "open carry a weapon" anywhere and anytime.
My question is, the open carry advocate enters my place of business and I mistake him for a robber, feel threatened and shoot him.
Am I quilty of manslaughter?
When I carry a weapon concealed on my person to use in protection of family, home, business; I am allowed to use the weapon to the point of shooting someone whom I feel threatens them.
An other person feels it is his right to "open carry a weapon" anywhere and anytime.
My question is, the open carry advocate enters my place of business and I mistake him for a robber, feel threatened and shoot him.
Am I quilty of manslaughter?
YES
Jun 10, 2014 22:38:57 #
at41 wrote:
I am in a quandry.
When I carry a weapon concealed on my person to use in protection of family, home, business; I am allowed to use the weapon to the point of shooting someone whom I feel threatens them.
An other person feels it is his right to "open carry a weapon" anywhere and anytime.
My question is, the open carry advocate enters my place of business and I mistake him for a robber, feel threatened and shoot him.
Am I quilty of manslaughter?
When I carry a weapon concealed on my person to use in protection of family, home, business; I am allowed to use the weapon to the point of shooting someone whom I feel threatens them.
An other person feels it is his right to "open carry a weapon" anywhere and anytime.
My question is, the open carry advocate enters my place of business and I mistake him for a robber, feel threatened and shoot him.
Am I quilty of manslaughter?
Yes.
Jun 10, 2014 22:47:31 #
If you're concealed and he is openly armed, and he sees you go for your concealed, what makes you think he won't take you down before you can draw clear and discharge ?
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YES
Jun 10, 2014 22:50:18 #
hprinze
Loc: Central Florida
at41 wrote:
I am in a quandry.
When I carry a weapon concealed on my person to use in protection of family, home, business; I am allowed to use the weapon to the point of shooting someone whom I feel threatens them.
An other person feels it is his right to "open carry a weapon" anywhere and anytime.
My question is, the open carry advocate enters my place of business and I mistake him for a robber, feel threatened and shoot him.
Am I quilty of manslaughter?
When I carry a weapon concealed on my person to use in protection of family, home, business; I am allowed to use the weapon to the point of shooting someone whom I feel threatens them.
An other person feels it is his right to "open carry a weapon" anywhere and anytime.
My question is, the open carry advocate enters my place of business and I mistake him for a robber, feel threatened and shoot him.
Am I quilty of manslaughter?
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If you are an anti gun control freak and you shoot a person who has not threatened you, you are guilty of manslaughter or murder.
If you are a sensible person who does not go into a state of panic when you see a gun, you would not be bothered
by a peaceful person carrying a gun in a non threatening manner.
If you don't want guns oin your private business property, a simple sign at the entrance saying you do not allow guns, that will keep them out. It may also invite armed robbers.
Jun 10, 2014 22:56:01 #
saveamerica wrote:
YES
This sounds like a loaded question... :lol: :lol: :thumbup:
Jun 10, 2014 22:59:11 #
at41 wrote:
I am in a quandry.
When I carry a weapon concealed on my person to use in protection of family, home, business; I am allowed to use the weapon to the point of shooting someone whom I feel threatens them.
An other person feels it is his right to "open carry a weapon" anywhere and anytime.
My question is, the open carry advocate enters my place of business and I mistake him for a robber, feel threatened and shoot him.
Am I quilty of manslaughter?
When I carry a weapon concealed on my person to use in protection of family, home, business; I am allowed to use the weapon to the point of shooting someone whom I feel threatens them.
An other person feels it is his right to "open carry a weapon" anywhere and anytime.
My question is, the open carry advocate enters my place of business and I mistake him for a robber, feel threatened and shoot him.
Am I quilty of manslaughter?
Yes. But you are also guilty of being an i***t. Guns are for the rest of us who are law abiding and responsible. You do not need to have a gun. You are probably a liberal, therefore mentally unstable and you cannot legally obtain a permit to carry. Take your meds and leave the gun totin to us.
Jun 11, 2014 09:05:26 #
at41 wrote:
I am in a quandry.
When I carry a weapon concealed on my person to use in protection of family, home, business; I am allowed to use the weapon to the point of shooting someone whom I feel threatens them.
An other person feels it is his right to "open carry a weapon" anywhere and anytime.
My question is, the open carry advocate enters my place of business and I mistake him for a robber, feel threatened and shoot him.
Am I quilty of manslaughter?
When I carry a weapon concealed on my person to use in protection of family, home, business; I am allowed to use the weapon to the point of shooting someone whom I feel threatens them.
An other person feels it is his right to "open carry a weapon" anywhere and anytime.
My question is, the open carry advocate enters my place of business and I mistake him for a robber, feel threatened and shoot him.
Am I quilty of manslaughter?
Yep! If you have a concealed carry permit, you obviously must have had to go through some kind of training program...it sounds like you never got the training. You don't shoot someone just because he/she is carrying, even out in the open. Now, if he/she pulls that gun and aims it at you, now you have the right to defend your life.
Jun 11, 2014 09:06:04 #
Rufus wrote:
Yes. But you are also guilty of being an i***t. Guns are for the rest of us who are law abiding and responsible. You do not need to have a gun. You are probably a liberal, therefore mentally unstable and you cannot legally obtain a permit to carry. Take your meds and leave the gun totin to us.
I couldn't have said it better!
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Jun 11, 2014 11:07:38 #
Rufus wrote:
Yes. But you are also guilty of being an i***t. Guns are for the rest of us who are law abiding and responsible. You do not need to have a gun. You are probably a liberal, therefore mentally unstable and you cannot legally obtain a permit to carry. Take your meds and leave the gun totin to us.
Right on Rufus! :thumbup: :thumbup: :thumbup: :thumbup:
Jun 11, 2014 19:48:54 #
alex
Loc: michigan now imperial beach californa
Rufus wrote:
Yes. But you are also guilty of being an i***t. Guns are for the rest of us who are law abiding and responsible. You do not need to have a gun. You are probably a liberal, therefore mentally unstable and you cannot legally obtain a permit to carry. Take your meds and leave the gun totin to us.
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