[marktwain]

There *might* be a legal way to bring firearms with you, maybe unloaded and cased/locked/, but you should not have to do that.

Armed citizens should be a compliment to emergency personal, not a detriment.

Police need to get out of the "nobody armed but me" concept.

[from occupied ga]

Then the sheriff's association, for what appear to be frivolous reasons, apposed it and it was maneuvered to defeat in the Senate.

Once again showing that the police ae NOT on the side of freedom and will go out of their way to destroy our God given rights.

[Old Sarge]

the sheriff's association, for what appear to be frivolous reasons, apposed it and it was maneuvered to defeat in the Senate.

So, the same policemen for whom everyone shouts "they won't do anything, they're Oathkeepers!" are just waiting for the next Cat2 storm to hit, so that they can do a state-wide gun grab Katrina-style.

Until this gets stricken from the books, it stands as further proof that .Gov is not your friend.

[BCR #226]

” Then the sheriff’s association, for what appear to be frivolous reasons, apposed it and it was maneuvered to defeat in the Senate. “

And law enforcement wonders why they get no respect? Here ya go folks. In black and white.

[DocRock]

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[sport]

Police need to get out of the "nobody armed but me" concept.

You can forget that one, My FRiend. If anything that line of thinking is going to become more entrenched with them.

[yefragetuwrabrumuy]

Onto the political analysis. This might pass, but have things changed so that it will likely pass?

In any event, here is an article from last year detailing the specifics of the debate:

http://www.tampabay.com/news/publicsafety/florida-house-bill-would-allow-carrying-guns-without-a-permit-during-riots/2174397