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It used to be a nice place to live.

Good, so it's no longer an issue. Glad to hear it.

I haven't been pulled over since I've been carrying, but the first thing I would do is hand him my HCP along with my DL. Some cops in TN don't seem to realize that there is no duty to inform, but it doesn't seem to stop them from trying to make you feel like a jerk for not doing so or treating you like a suspect.

I haven't had that particular dream, but it sounds kinda like trying to run - you just can't.

Well, there is a chance that he might have wrestling and martial arts training too. And like so many people today, I also have martial arts training, but I don't have any desire to mix it up with anyone just because they sent me an insulting email. I have much better things to do with my time.

Report him to the mods.

S&W 500, hands down.

I kept waiting for him to ask you if you had Prince Albert in a can....

That was the first episode of season two, so you haven't missed any.

And they call US scared for carrying firearms.

Yuuuuup.

Flying his face on the commie flag would be appropriate.

Never heard of any problems at the Cool Springs Walmart, but I'm still carrying whenever I escort the wife there.

Looks like they're sold out...

Would they have had to disarm for a visit from Rumsfeld?

+1 Just because someone is up in their years, that doesn't give them a free pass in the manners department.

I just had to wipe the drool off my desk. Love me some chicken pot pie.

Regarding the pistol, Daryl said "Wish I knew what happened to it" as they were getting ready to go out looking for Randall. So he did notice that it was gone.

According to one official the decision was "stupid". THIS. An unarmed military is an oxymoron.

While it turned out to be a good thing that Carl had the gun, I'm puzzled by the fact that Rick didn't give it back to Daryl, knowing it was his and that Carl stole it. That makes Rick an accessory to the crime, unless this is symbolic of a society without the rule of law.

For $750, see if you can find a used Springfield Loaded or Loaded Champion. You won't regret it.

And I get what you're saying as well. It really sucks to have to make a decision like that based on whether or not you might lose everything you own.

I've read too many accounts where someone intervened in a domestic dispute and the person they were trying to protect turned on them. And considering what a litigious society we live in nowadays, no thanks. If someone makes the decision not to provide for their own protection, that's simply not my problem. Not trying to be callous or uncaring, but part of self-protection involves protection from legal repercussions, which can also have an effect on my family and their financial future.

Well, I guess Hershel would have to answer that. You may be right, but my point is that Glenn has enough respect for him to recognize the sanctity of his home.

I keep hearing that domestic disputes are the most dangerous situations for police to respond to. So, why would anyone else want to intervene? Call 911 and be a good witness. Don't go around shooting through doors that don't belong to you (even if it is breaching the lock).