KCFlyer
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Well! Well! Well!....... Looky here! Watch yourself K.C.! http://www.foxnews.com/us/2016/09/1...-allowing-concealed-carry-without-permit.html
Yep....good old wild west days. Tell me....would you REALLY feel safe if the person sitting at the table next to yours just bought a gun and was carrying a loaded weapon and their "training" consisted asking the clerk "Where do you put the bullets"?
This is an example of a couple of things. First, you make the assumption that I am anti gun...I'm not. Because I believe that SOME regulation isn't a bad thing, that makes me "anti gun" in NRA land. I've said before....I have a friend at work who has a CCW permit and SHE got hers back in the days when Kansas required some training to conceal carry. She said many of the other women in her class had no business carrying a gun..they were more concerned with "accessorizing" than on how to safely use it.
Today though, they can buy and carry and not have any safety training whatsoever. It's kind of like tossing the keys to the car to a 16 year old who has never been behind the wheel and telling them to have a good time. And instead of admitting that maybe requiring safety training to conceal carry is a good idea, the nutjobs that the NRA has created simply fall back on the 'driving is a privilege, not a right" argument.
I wonder though...Missouri doesn't really like Kansas and vice versa....since Missouri required training to conceal carry, a "buy and tote" Kansan could not carry across the state line without going thru training. I wonder - should Missouri become "buy and tote", will they now welcome Kansans who are also buy and tote into their state with open arms (no pun intended).