Grapeshot wrote:
Not slamming those that will chose to CC - just stating why I will NOT do so.
My personal feeling on CC in restaurants is that it is a comforting option for some, but that it further promotes hiding a legal right - that would seem to run counter to the philosophical premise of OCDO.
Surely no education or normalization opportunity will exist unless others can see your gun.
I say wear it with dignity - it is not a scarlet letter.
Yata hey
Edited to correct opening statement to include"NOT"
I can agree with everything you've said, however, sometimes I am forced to dine with customers who are pretty obviously not on the same page as I am with regard to my personal safety. I could make a political statement, and strain our relationship, but there aren't many customers around theses days so that's a bad idea. This fixed law prevents that from being a problem.
Also, sometimes when I dine with those that don't have a problem with guns, like my family, it's cold outside and I don't want to have to take off my coat before I walk in the door. Now I won't have to.
Although I don't do it very often, there is the odd occasion where I dine with a sport coat on. I'm not going to tuck it in behindmy holster. Now, I won't have to worry about that either.
