Explain?Jumping Frog wrote:Do you realize if you get caught, you are facing a $50 fine?A-R wrote:It's not the ban on carrying a gun INTO the USPS that lights my fire, it's the ban on possessing a gun in a USPS parking lot that
Having to choose between going unarmed for the entire trip OR parking across the street and carrying an armful of packages is an unnecessary choice to put on those exercising their 2A rights.
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- Wed Jan 29, 2014 10:00 pm
- Forum: Gun and/or Self-Defense Related Political Issues
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- Wed Jan 29, 2014 8:20 pm
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It's not the ban on carrying a gun INTO the USPS that lights my fire, it's the ban on possessing a gun in a USPS parking lot thatOldgringo wrote:If I could pick and choose, in a bipartisan manner, of course, I'd much rather be able to carry my gun/s on a RV trip into and through New England and in the nation's capital. Sorry, but being able to CC in a post office just doesn't 'light my fire' to paraphrase José Feliciano.
Having to choose between going unarmed for the entire trip OR parking across the street and carrying an armful of packages is an unnecessary choice to put on those exercising their 2A rights.
- Tue Jan 28, 2014 1:53 pm
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Rand Paul bill to remove post office gun ban
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Senator Rand Paul is leading the charge to roll back this law and restore Constitutional order. He’s proposed a bill (S.1486), otherwise known as the “Post Office Reform Bill”, which is going to be hotly contested by anti-gun forces in Congress. The proposed bill would make it legal for citizens to carry their firearms into Post Offices nationwide.