Who said that they had a gun on their truck? Did I miss something?
Never leave you gun on your truck, it would slide off the fender and it would get scratched, give it to me and I will keep it for u, lol.
Woman attacked at Flying J Alorton Il
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Never leave you gun on your truck, it would slide off the fender and it would get scratched, give it to me and I will keep it for u, lol.
LOL!! Don't want the gun getting scratched. I have a variety of ways to carry it concealed.
chefdennis
Veteran Expediter
LOL, thats right, never leave your gun in the truck..but get rid of that mouth wash...
I carry when I am home, ONLY. On the road, I am a proper victim, as required to do my job.
As to the 'State to State' thing. Not concerned. We have a Bill of Rights. Nothing more needs said.
ChrisGa23
Expert Expediter
Concerns me cause they have different laws about carrying and concealment and in some states if pulled over you have to alert the officer ASAP your armed some states you don't have to tell them a thing. Just small petty stuff like that is what would worry me. I don't carry while on the road but wish I could would feel alot safer.
I would not only feel, safer, I would be. The officer has not right to know if I am exercising my Constitutional right to carry. Any attempt to stop me from carrying is an infringement on my God given right.
Tennesseahawk
Veteran Expediter
You aren't one of them thar eevil sovereign freemen types, are ya? If ya are, I might hafta shake your hand. Seems like more and more freedom lovers are being called terrorists these days.
Yep, and not only that, I am a Vet AND believe in our Constitution! All things that are on that bum's "watch list'.
coppertone
Active Expediter
If you carry one of those old metal lunch boxes and swing it JUST right, it can do some serious damage!
The 357 has a one shot stopping co-efficent of 96-98. It is what all others are compared to. You can't beat such a great round. Good choice!
AMonger
Veteran Expediter
Yeah, on paper. But as comic Doug Stanhope pointed out, the way the gummint does things, it should come with a disclaimer: "MUST BE 18, VOID WHERE PROHIBITED, SOME RESTRICTIONS MAY APPLY, NOT AVAILABLE IN ALL STATES.
Professional drivers are some of the most cowed, servile creatures on the planet. The Bill of Rights says the gummint may not violate the sanctity of our persons, papers, or effects without a warrant that was obtained via oath supported by probable cause. The plain meaning of that is self-evident, that if any government agent wants to inspect "ze papers, bitte," we can drive away unless/until they produce a warrant based on articulable, particularized suspicion. Yet, many members of this forum apparently believe the words "...unless we want to" follow the prohibitions on government power, or that the words "compelling government interest" are listed as an exception.
That's why no SCOTUS nominee can ever be confirmed without stating that the Constitution is a living document: most government powers would end otherwise, including drivers' logbooks.
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You know the problem with bad cops? They make the other 5% look bad.
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AMonger
Veteran Expediter
It's not just the Obammunist (Android changes that to "obscenity" ) who targets you for believing in freedom. So did his predecessor, and the one before that, and the one before that, and so will the next one, unless it's Ron Paul. And so do the governments of some or even most states.
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You know the problem with bad cops? They make the other 5% look bad.
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Name one country where you are totally free?.....The US was never ever totally free of some kind of Gov interference....
Now I am talking the whole whack here....Building codes, zoning by-laws ...you've always had some sort of rule where you've been told what and where to go and how...
You do not have to inform anyone you are carring. Law man knows when he runs your lic., in any state.
The woman was a truck driver waiting on another truck to come in due to break down. The car with her dog in it was found the next day, puppy was fine. She rented the car to get around. They know who did it. Flying J camars, and management know him. He bum's around there and everytime they call lawman he is gone before they get there. As heard on Road Dog radio...
Yes, when they run the license it does show I have a CCW license. I am, under Michigan law, required to inform the officer that I am carrying at the time. A license does not mean one is carrying. I don't know about other states.