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StevePVB · 05-06-2008, 03:56 PM

He concludes his article with the reasons that athletes should not carry a gun. Seems to me he actually identified the reasons they should carry.

As far as Harrison following the guy. Maybe it doesn't make sense until you realize he owned the detail shop. He might have had several customers he was concerned about.

Last year several of the Jaguars got permits. They came out and announced it. I didn't like that thinking but maybe they felt they needed to issue a warning to anyone that thought it a good idea to break into an NFL house that might have plenty of jewelry.

Sauger · 05-09-2008, 11:49 AM

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Originally Posted by Modificationvt

"Pardon me while I play detective Lennie Briscoe for a moment: My working theory of the case is that Harrison would’ve never followed the victim out of the bar if Harrison did not own a gun. Matter of fact, I doubt that Harrison would’ve engaged in a serious verbal or physical battle had he not owned a gun."

here is the problem, Having a gun SHOULD NOT mean you are more inclined to engage in a confrentation...infact it should almost mean the oposit.

+1 I believe the same, if I am carrying it is my duty to get out of a situation without violence more than if I am not carrying, if it makes me look like a pussy so be it, but that is the way a CCW should approach any confrontation, ignore slights like getting flipped off, if you can get out of a situation with nothing hurt but your pride do so 100% of the time. Pulling a pistol in what is essentualy a pissing contest can and should get your permit pulled.

dincote · 05-10-2008, 07:25 AM

I want my 2 min. back form reading this piece of **** article.

but I agree on this, there are some people whom erroniously carry a gun and think the gun is their courage, those people should not carry one, they are the ones that give us a bad name, but just like driving a car or having children, there are lots out there doing it(pund intendet

) that shouldn't.

either way, anti-gun and racist againt his own race.

my 0.2 cents

Jose

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05-06-2008, 03:56 PM	#21
StevePVB XDTalk 100 Member Join Date: Sep 2007 Location: Jacksonville, FL Posts: 162	He concludes his article with the reasons that athletes should not carry a gun. Seems to me he actually identified the reasons they should carry. As far as Harrison following the guy. Maybe it doesn't make sense until you realize he owned the detail shop. He might have had several customers he was concerned about. Last year several of the Jaguars got permits. They came out and announced it. I didn't like that thinking but maybe they felt they needed to issue a warning to anyone that thought it a good idea to break into an NFL house that might have plenty of jewelry.

05-10-2008, 07:25 AM	#23
dincote XDTalk Member Join Date: Sep 2007 Location: Schertz Texas Posts: 95	I want my 2 min. back form reading this piece of **** article. but I agree on this, there are some people whom erroniously carry a gun and think the gun is their courage, those people should not carry one, they are the ones that give us a bad name, but just like driving a car or having children, there are lots out there doing it(pund intendet ) that shouldn't. either way, anti-gun and racist againt his own race. my 0.2 cents Jose