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9. But they might need to "Stand their ground" when the bouncer is trying

Reply to elehhhhna (Original post)

Sun Nov 29, 2015, 12:12 PM

Nov 2015

to throw them out of the bar for being drunk and combative.

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Carrying a weapon while drunk should carry the same penalties as DUI [View all] elehhhhna Nov 2015 OP

ughhhhhh Facility Inspector Nov 2015 #1

Do you have a sensible reply, or are you stuck in kneejerk mode? Orrex Nov 2015 #6

give us something other than flamebait Facility Inspector Nov 2015 #7

Fair enough. Since the OP is anything flamebait, I await your sensible reply. Orrex Nov 2015 #13

Ah, reduction to absurdity TheSarcastinator Nov 2015 #18

Let me dumb it down a little Facility Inspector Nov 2015 #37

Let me clever it up for you a little. LanternWaste Nov 2015 #54

What are you on about? Facility Inspector Nov 2015 #56

At least. Iggo Nov 2015 #2

Ummm, GGJohn Nov 2015 #3

exactly Facility Inspector Nov 2015 #10

WOW!!! GGJohn Nov 2015 #11

So there are states where it isn't a crime? thucythucy Nov 2015 #14

Ooops!!! GGJohn Nov 2015 #16

Good to know. thucythucy Nov 2015 #17

I can't find anything here in Oregon. Lizzie Poppet Nov 2015 #19

Interesting. thucythucy Nov 2015 #22

I'm a bit shocked. Lizzie Poppet Nov 2015 #29

I also believe if you have a CHL you stand a good chance of losing it if your convicted on the Waldorf Nov 2015 #30

I believe you're right, GGJohn Nov 2015 #32

Here in Texas they just passed open carry this summer. But you have to have a CHL in order to open Waldorf Nov 2015 #33

While that may be true Flying Squirrel Nov 2015 #45

*blinks* Wow...I never thought of that idea. And I like it. Lizzie Poppet Nov 2015 #4

Driving isn't a right. You would suspend, then permanently revoke a right? cherokeeprogressive Nov 2015 #20

Just to be clear, you're saying someone who, say, repeatedly is intoxicated thucythucy Nov 2015 #23

I'm saying binary remedies aren't always the answer. cherokeeprogressive Nov 2015 #24

I take it then your answer is "Yes." Nt thucythucy Nov 2015 #26

Who would you appoint to be the arbiter of which rights are reinstated, and when? cherokeeprogressive Nov 2015 #28

The same people who arbitrate all sorts of other issues: thucythucy Nov 2015 #31

Yep. Lizzie Poppet Nov 2015 #27

Rights are taken away all the time Flying Squirrel Nov 2015 #46

I don't disagree. cherokeeprogressive Nov 2015 #49

Definitely. polly7 Nov 2015 #5

I don't see how anyone could seriously disagree with this (nt) Nye Bevan Nov 2015 #8

But they might need to "Stand their ground" when the bouncer is trying LiberalArkie Nov 2015 #9

One already did in Las Vegas, his name is Benjamin Frazier 951-Riverside Nov 2015 #12

It's usually punished the same already in Conn. NutmegYankee Nov 2015 #15

Problem is a weapon is a right, driving a privilege.Actually ownig a weapon should be a privilege in EndElectoral Nov 2015 #21

Walking around in public is a right; public drunkenness is frequently still a crime Orrex Nov 2015 #38

No, people lose that right all the time. Flying Squirrel Nov 2015 #47

No (nt) bigwillq Nov 2015 #25

I don't agree. I think the CWI (carrying while intoxicated) penalties should be harsher. valerief Nov 2015 #34

Wow. Straw Man Nov 2015 #48

What a sorry try. I refuse to trivialize the slaughter guns are designed to do and actually do. valerief Nov 2015 #50

You prefer to trivialize other slaughters. Straw Man Nov 2015 #51

Your name suits you. Goodbye. nt valerief Nov 2015 #52

Is that what's called a strategic withdrawal? Straw Man Nov 2015 #57

Georgia: new legislation will allow guns in places of worship, sporting events, bars, and schools. OregonBlue Nov 2015 #35

And people may stop going to church and football games. valerief Nov 2015 #36

Absolutely. backscatter712 Nov 2015 #39

I can support that. Throd Nov 2015 #40

Gun ownership, carrying a gun linked to heavy alcohol use ThoughtCriminal Nov 2015 #41

I love this! Initech Nov 2015 #42

No surprise there! nt valerief Nov 2015 #53

no open carry rafeh1 Nov 2015 #43

I would wager that Mendocino Nov 2015 #44

Yes. HuckleB Nov 2015 #55