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![]() "Wolfgang" wrote in message ... who, if he DID have a handgun, would probably shoot the van. ![]() At least your tail-lights WERE working properly last March. |
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![]() "Wayne Knight" wrote in message ... "Wolfgang" wrote in message ... who, if he DID have a handgun, would probably shoot the van. ![]() At least your tail-lights WERE working properly last March. The beast is like some dank and fetid creature out of a King novel.......it has no interest in small deer like lights. Transmissions and drive trains......ah, these are its meat. ![]() Wolfgang who, it must be admitted, is inhibited less by a lack of hardware than a dearth of nerve. |
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On Mon, 10 May 2004 04:28:13 -0600, Warren wrote: =20 BTW, here is the first hit I got from concealed weapons permits=20 requirements. http://www.sdsos.gov/firearms/ "18 years-of age or older;=20 never pled guilty to, nolo contendere to, or been convicted of a=20 felony or a crime of violence;=20 not habitually intoxicated or drugged;=20 no history of repeated acts of violence;=20 has not been found in the previous ten years to be a "danger to=20 others" or a "danger to self" as defined in =A7 27A-1-1 or is not=20 currently adjudged mentally incompetent;=20 has been a resident of the county or municipality where the=20 application is being made for at least thirty days; has had no violations of chapter 23-7, firearms control, 22-14,=20 unlawful use of weapons, or 22-42, controlled substances; marijuana,=20 in the five years preceding the date of application;=20 is a citizen of the United States; and=20 is not a fugitive from justice." That is far more restrictive than what we do for driver's licenses. So you are saying that "far more" people qualify for a drivers license than a gun permit based on those criteria? Maybe in Montana, I suppose. g I have no idea how many qualify for a driver's license or a=20 concealed weapons permit. I was merely stating that there is a=20 criteria used in determining if someone is allowed to get a=20 concealed weapons permit. All they do for driver's licenses AFAIK=20 is check that you aren't suspended/revoked in the state or from any=20 other state. When I moved out here, I went in and got a license=20 after showing them my previous license. I didn't have to take tests=20 of any kind and they only verified that I was not suspended or=20 revoked. They took my picture, a thumb print and sent me on my way=20 with a license. The process to get a concealed weapons permit is=20 more rigorous, as it should be, and they use criteria similar to=20 that of South Dakota. Or are you insinuating that Georgia gives felons, violent criminals,=20 fugitives, etc concealed weapons permits and nobody driver's=20 licenses? g -- Warren (use troutbum_mt on either yahoo or earthlink to respond via email) |
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On Tue, 11 May 2004 01:09:42 -0600, Warren wrote:
Or are you insinuating that Georgia gives felons, violent criminals, fugitives, etc concealed weapons permits and nobody driver's licenses? g Nope. But in order to get a drivers license you have to, at some point, take a test and prove you can drive. To get a concealed permit you don't have to prove you know how to handle a gun. -- Charlie... |
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Nope. But in order to get a drivers license you have to, at some point, take a test and prove you can drive. To get a concealed permit you don't have to prove you know how to handle a gun. I am not sure that all states require it, but Montana does. Most of the others that I have checked also require some sort of safety course. "5. Must show proof of safety education qualification or approved firearms safety training course and satisfactory completion." http://www.co.jefferson.mt.us/county...n_permit.shtml You may find this interesting though. This is taken from http://www.doj.state.mt.us/enforceme...edweapons.asp: "People who hold permits from the following states may not carry concealed weapons in Montana because their state laws do not expressly require background checks of permit applicants: Alabama, Delaware, Hawaii, Maine, New Hampshire and Rhode Island." That even worries me. I can understand why people would be against concealed weapons permits in those states. Not only would I understand, but I'd even agree with them. -- Warren (use troutbum_mt on either yahoo or earthlink to respond via email) |
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On Tue, 11 May 2004 04:52:24 -0600, Warren wrote:
wrote... Nope. But in order to get a drivers license you have to, at some point, take a test and prove you can drive. To get a concealed permit you don't have to prove you know how to handle a gun. I am not sure that all states require it, but Montana does. Most of the others that I have checked also require some sort of safety course. Georgia doesn't. http://www.cobbcounty.org/judicial/p...rearms_lic.htm -- Charlie... |
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![]() "Greg Pavlov" wrote in message ... On Tue, 11 May 2004 02:01:31 -0600, Warren wrote: What if I didn't like Golden Retrievers but loved Chihuahuas, should I be allowed to tell you that you can no longer own or breed them? They are a pretty useless dog..... (not really, but just for the sake of argument ;-) Wouldn't you argue that there is a use for Goldens even though *I* didn't think so? I can see it clear as day: an Attack Golden Retriever, more powerful than a bag of marshmallows, meaner than a week-old baby, capable of ripping you apart at the slightest provocation....just like your average 38... Did you ever see the Far Side cartoon about golden retrievers? "The 4 Moods of Golden Retrievers" Four frames in the cartoon, showing the dog with identical faces in each frame - mindless contentment, tongue hanging out. Each frame labeled: Happy, sad, angry, bored, or some such thing. |
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wrote: "Greg Pavlov" wrote in message ... On Tue, 11 May 2004 02:01:31 -0600, Warren wrote: What if I didn't like Golden Retrievers but loved Chihuahuas, should I be allowed to tell you that you can no longer own or breed them? They are a pretty useless dog..... (not really, but just for the sake of argument ;-) Wouldn't you argue that there is a use for Goldens even though *I* didn't think so? I can see it clear as day: an Attack Golden Retriever, more powerful than a bag of marshmallows, meaner than a week-old baby, capable of ripping you apart at the slightest provocation....just like your average 38... Did you ever see the Far Side cartoon about golden retrievers? "The 4 Moods of Golden Retrievers" Four frames in the cartoon, showing the dog with identical faces in each frame - mindless contentment, tongue hanging out. Each frame labeled: Happy, sad, angry, bored, or some such thing. If not, Here you go. http://www.johnstons.org/roy/comics/...s.cfm?Comic=26 Allen |
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