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Patrick Henry is one of my favorite Founding Fathers. His views on licensss... Rights vs Privileges is exactly why I never liked the idea of the Concealed Handgun License. A license is permission (by the State) to do what would otherwise be illegal to do. Is getting married illegal? It is ordained by God. Is the 2nd Amendment illegal? Supposedly not but the govt is chipping away at it until one day it will be. While we will still have the 2nd Amendment, every gun and all ammo might only be purchased if you have a license (perhaps one of these

Carrying in the workplace is a bit subjective, if your employer has a posted known policy against it, is it worth taking a chance losing your job? Only you can answer that question and the answer may change with circumstances. I work at a place where it is posted no firearms, so I go to work with just my mouse gun left in my vehicle. If I felt there was a good chance of eminent danger though, I would carry it inside my work because my perception is then the chance of needing it outweighs the chance of getting found out by the employer. If I was in a job doing delivery or outside work, then

I notice this every time I walk into my bank, on the front entrance door under the hours it is posted "No Firearms on the Premises". As I enter my bank, I always wonder why they want to advertise to criminals that there are no firearms on the premises? It seems to me they are begging for trouble. The second thought that comes to my mind as I walk through the door is if an armed assailant comes in, at least I am carrying mine and able to protect myself..... #carryeverywhere