State Level Legislation

[JAB]

Personally, I feel those 18-20 year olds that volunteer to defend our country should be given more rights than those that do not.  If the others want those rights sooner, join.  Just like those that take drivers ed get permits sooner than those who don't.  I would even support them having to take some safety classes in high school beforehand to please the whiners.

 

I do not agree that we need any more 'special class' citizens.  Rights that are 'good' for one adult - any adult at any age - should be 'good' for all adults.

[JAB]

Is an 18 year old finance clerk in the Air Force Reserves more qualified to carry a pistol than someone who has been hunting and shooting with his dad since he was a kid? I don't think so.

 

 

If you're old enough to be tried as an adult in a court of law, then the government should treat you like a damn adult. Otherwise, change the legal age of adulthood.

 

What I'd like to see: Constitutional Carry. The Tennessee Constitution clearly states that the legislature may pass gun laws with a clear aim to preventing crime. None of our laws do that.

 

I regret that I have only one 'like' to give this post.  I'd 'like' it fourteen times if I could.

[M1_Garand]

Signs not to have force of law.  They can always ask you to leave but concealed is concealed so they wouldn't know.

 

Same here.