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2. I don't know why they lost. They made such compelling case.

Reply to TheCowsCameHome (Reply #1)

Mon Jul 23, 2012, 07:39 PM

Jul 2012

"In this case, Edward Stone and Jonathan Wilkins ('Plaintiffs) each allege in their Amended Complaint that they regularly attend religious services, possess a weapons carry license, and 'would like to carry a handgun' while in a place of worship."

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Appeals court upholds Ga. ban on guns in church [View all] rug Jul 2012 OP

How can you worship if you arn't armed? TheCowsCameHome Jul 2012 #1

I don't know why they lost. They made such compelling case. rug Jul 2012 #2

Maybe the didn't put enough folding stuff in the offering plate. TheCowsCameHome Jul 2012 #3

They absolutely have to draw the line somewhere, and I think the legislature drew it pretty well. cbayer Jul 2012 #4

That's reasonable enough. rug Jul 2012 #5

I triple dog dare you two to reproduce that two-post dialogue in the Gungeon. 2ndAmForComputers Jul 2012 #7

Why, did you hurt your fingers? rug Jul 2012 #9

I'd like to repeat the "irresistible force meets immovable object" experiment in a DU setting. 2ndAmForComputers Jul 2012 #10

Done. rug Jul 2012 #11

They had more gun control in the Wild West than we do now in some states. demosincebirth Jul 2012 #6

No guns in church?! Adsos Letter Jul 2012 #8