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No, I am not missing the point. I have no interest in telling people what to do in there own homes. However, if you do something that can affect me, Yes I have a problem. Most will say its just the same as alcohol, no its not. Effects last up to 72 hours and beyond. So that bowl you smoke after work to relax you, now affects your driving to work the next day. Then the dumb ass here who stated it steadies his shooting.....Just my point. That's the guy that has the ND and shoots someone else making ALL gun owners look bad.. Just google MJ and long term effects, many articles on this and the uptick in MJ related traffic deaths in states where it's legalized.
Tell me do you want your airline pilot to fly your family after a bowl? NO you would not. Would you want a DR to perform a serious surgery on a loved one after a bowl, NO! I again say if another intoxicating substance is that important, You really ought to rethink your life.
The man you are referring to is a CFF character who tries to involve all with safe shooting. This man is a gentle giant. He is also my friend, and I Do Not use that word much. No matter how "right "you are sitting at your key board, I promise you with all that is Holy, you would Not say this to his face.
This is how you loose an ear..... Then the dumb ass here who stated it steadies his shooting.....Just my point. That's the guy that has the ND and shoots someone else making ALL gun owners look bad.
An insult unanswered is the Mother of another.This is how you loose an ear....
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I can never understand why getting high is one of the most important topics across the country. Why is legalizing another mind altering substance so important? Is your life so bad that this is that important to you? I guess I get my outlet from shooting, hunting, etc. You do know that it's called DOPE for a reason!
Big Problem with pot is how long it stays in the system and affects you. Alcohol affect can go away fairly quickly where pot can last days.
You are now hearing more and more studies where pot is a large factor in many motor vehicle accident (fatal as well).
Me personally, have your weed and leave guns alone.
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Yeah..... but it kills the weaker ones first so it actually makes you smarter.alcohol kills multiple thousands of brain cells
Auslinger..... and yes, I DO hate myself for being that way!Misdirection & grade school jabs. Still waiting for your flood of evidence, Mr. Anslinger.
Well, that escalated quickly.
That's just it. You don't know. I have no idea how long you may have lurked here before signing up as a member, or afterwards. But you obviously havn't taken the time to look long and hard enough to realize what this place, but more important, the fine folks that make up this place are all about and what we stand for. Unfortunately you've missed that as well.I didn't know there was so many drug addicted people on these boards,damn shame.
If you carry concealed you cannot have even have a sip of alcohol, nothing to impair you, legal or otherwise. It is not illogical to extrapolate from that that any impairing drugs are bad ANY TIME because you want to be armed and prepared for conflict. Also religious beliefs come into play here, as an example, Mormon's cannot have much of anything impairing (except wives apparently.)
I personally think the law is WAY too restrictive on BAC and carrying a gun. In MI the legal BAC limit was 0.02 for carrying a concealed gun, 0.08 for operating a vehicle ... also 0.08 for open carry of a gun.
So let me get this straight. at 0.079 you can drive your 4ton F450 down the highway at the legal 75mph speed limit, towing a trailer full of equipment or a camper that adds another couple tons to your curb weight... but you can't sit in a restaurant with a concealed gun in a holster and have a beer?
And here in NC it's ANY BAC that is illegal while carrying. I may be wrong, but the law doesn't seem to even state that your own property is exempt. No offense to the state, but that's very stupid.
Or have enough money to buy the right people.Concealed Carry Handgun law has nothing to do with carrying concealed on your own property, that has always been legal. The Supreme court has always ruled that States can make restrictions when it comes to guns. Carrying concealed in public is a privilege not a right. It comes with rules. It is no different than driving your car in that respect. Rules have guidelines and in this case, they are Laws created by the state government. I think there would be few who argue that Government rules are always logical. The upside is they can be changed. You just need to gather enough like minded people to get them to change it.
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I was pleasantly surprised to find out that Louisiana has .05% BAC limit for permitees....although you're not allow in the "bar area" of restaurants. Guess I will have to ask for a drink at the table when traveling to NOLA. It's nice to be able to have a beer with a meal and not feel like a criminal just because I take my own security seriously. Florida is .08% which is the same amount as the driving limitI personally think the law is WAY too restrictive on BAC and carrying a gun. In MI the legal BAC limit was 0.02 for carrying a concealed gun, 0.08 for operating a vehicle ... also 0.08 for open carry of a gun.
So let me get this straight. at 0.079 you can drive your 4ton F450 down the highway at the legal 75mph speed limit, towing a trailer full of equipment or a camper that adds another couple tons to your curb weight... but you can't sit in a restaurant with a concealed gun in a holster and have a beer?
And here in NC it's ANY BAC that is illegal while carrying. I may be wrong, but the law doesn't seem to even state that your own property is exempt. No offense to the state, but that's very stupid.
Okay, you're right, the last few words of 14-415.11(c2) do exempt you from the alcohol thing IF you're on your OWN property. But it doesn't exempt you from drinking one beer in your friend's private back yard if you're carrying.Concealed Carry Handgun law has nothing to do with carrying concealed on your own property, that has always been legal. The Supreme court has always ruled that States can make restrictions when it comes to guns. Carrying concealed in public is a privilege not a right. It comes with rules. It is no different than driving your car in that respect. Rules have guidelines and in this case, they are Laws created by the state government. I think there would be few who argue that Government rules are always logical. The upside is they can be changed. You just need to gather enough like minded people to get them to change it.
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Didn't they used to ban all concealed pistols inside the city limits? when did that change? i'd heard some folks on podcasts and stuff talking about carrying in nola, but i figured they just didn't give a f and wanted to stay alive down there...I was pleasantly surprised to find out that Louisiana has .05% BAC limit for permitees....although you're not allow in the "bar area" of restaurants. Guess I will have to ask for a drink at the table when traveling to NOLA. It's nice to be able to have a beer with a meal and not feel like a criminal just because I take my own security seriously. Florida is .08% which is the same amount as the driving limit
Didn't they used to ban all concealed pistols inside the city limits? when did that change? i'd heard some folks on podcasts and stuff talking about carrying in nola, but i figured they just didn't give a f and wanted to stay alive down there...