Weapons and drugs carried onto a plane.
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- Tue Mar 13, 2007 9:29 am
- Forum: General Texas CHL Discussion
- Topic: Sheep on passenger vehicles!
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- Sun Jul 16, 2006 9:04 am
- Forum: General Texas CHL Discussion
- Topic: Sheep on passenger vehicles!
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- Sat Jul 15, 2006 5:13 pm
- Forum: General Texas CHL Discussion
- Topic: Sheep on passenger vehicles!
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I am more inclined to agree with Mr. Bane than Mr. Grone. I do not see it the same way.
There are those who must accept traveling without access to weapons. I am one of them. I log many flights each year and travel to areas where I am not afforded my RKBA. I do not consider myself a sheeple since I have found ways to carry what I consider items usable to increase my means of self defense. These items are accepted as normal travel items, are allowed by TSA, and I make it a point to have them handy when I am on a plane.
When in a rental car I have a 3000 lb weapon. I maintain situational awareness and keep distance between the ccar in front of me when stopped.
IMHO, there is a segment of society that deserves the term sheep. The term has been discussed on this forum and others we frequent. I do not use the term toward society as a whole since I believe more and more are moving towards our way of thinking.
There are those who must accept traveling without access to weapons. I am one of them. I log many flights each year and travel to areas where I am not afforded my RKBA. I do not consider myself a sheeple since I have found ways to carry what I consider items usable to increase my means of self defense. These items are accepted as normal travel items, are allowed by TSA, and I make it a point to have them handy when I am on a plane.
When in a rental car I have a 3000 lb weapon. I maintain situational awareness and keep distance between the ccar in front of me when stopped.
IMHO, there is a segment of society that deserves the term sheep. The term has been discussed on this forum and others we frequent. I do not use the term toward society as a whole since I believe more and more are moving towards our way of thinking.