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TXBO wrote:

joelamosobadiah wrote:

TXBO wrote:

Charles L. Cotton wrote:
Politics has been called "the art of the possible." Unlicensed carrying of handguns will not be possible so long as OCT continues in existence and continues its counterproductive tactics. That's a fact that some are unwilling to accept, but it is nonetheless true.

Chas.

Merriam defines politic as "shrewdly tactful". It's quite obvious many weren't. However, politicians denying millions for the sins of hundreds is very disheartening.

Additionally, as stated before, unlicensed carry is not the only thing that could increase accessibility. Lowered cost, less requirements and simplicity could do wonders.

And none of those items would affect me in the slightest because I'm the face of concealed carry in Texas....... A financially sound, white boy.

An you wonder why your approach doesn't work... Oh nevermind, you think it does work.

What exactly is my approach? All of my posts have been civil and respectful.

TXBO wrote:

Charles L. Cotton wrote:
Politics has been called "the art of the possible." Unlicensed carrying of handguns will not be possible so long as OCT continues in existence and continues its counterproductive tactics. That's a fact that some are unwilling to accept, but it is nonetheless true.

Chas.

Merriam defines politic as "shrewdly tactful". It's quite obvious many weren't. However, politicians denying millions for the sins of hundreds is very disheartening.

Additionally, as stated before, unlicensed carry is not the only thing that could increase accessibility. Lowered cost, less requirements and simplicity could do wonders.

And none of those items would affect me in the slightest because I'm the face of concealed carry in Texas....... A financially sound, white boy.