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The Annoyed Man wrote:I guess it all comes down to, what kind of people have we included in our circle of friends over the years? I don't mean that qualitatively; I mean it with regard to whether or not our circle of friends is fairly homogenous to ourselves in terms of values, world view, etc. I wouldn't be upset by someone carrying in my house, because I generally know and trust the people I invite into my house. They share my values and my world view. In the event that I've admitted a stranger for whatever reason, I am armed too, so....
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flechero wrote:

OlBill wrote: If I invite you to my house and you ask, it's not a problem.

If you presume, you may not be invited back.

Your post is curious to me.

My opinion only... You should assume anyone/everyone is armed and only invite people you trust into your home!

As for guests, I think you should make your wishes known at the invite if you mind them carrying. Don't forget that anyone coming to your home, has to get there... do you expect them to travel unarmed to your home? or to leave weapon in a vehicle, more susceptible to theft?

The majority of my guests are armed... and honestly, I take some comfort in that.

jed wrote:
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Back to the topic, I have no problem with someone carrying in my house because if they are in my house or on my place, I know them very well.