Dashman010
Plinker
+1 -- This is the best pizza in chicago...But is it better than Lou Malnati's Pizza?
+1 -- This is the best pizza in chicago...But is it better than Lou Malnati's Pizza?
I don't feel so comfortable in the "country". My wife gets downright sick when outside urban areas. She grew up in Jersey City so city life is all she knows. I really like cities. I love visiting NYC.What's up with all you folks upset over Chicago, half third world, half industrialized city? My suggestion: Pass on those over populated cesspools and go to some place like Whitefish, Montana.....where everyone is probably carrying...even in the park!!
And when your in Whitefish, don't forget to check out The Great Northern Bar and Grill: The Great Northern Bar and Grill - Whitefish, Montana
Oh, and for the beer drinkers, I am told that you should try a Huckleberry Beer.
I don't feel so comfortable in the "country". My wife gets downright sick when outside urban areas. She grew up in Jersey City so city life is all she knows. I really like cities. I love visiting NYC.
Is it me, or do I feel as though I am being discriminated against just because I choose to carry a handgun with me. I do NOT understand why a LEO has more rights than a civilian. Sounds like discrimination to me, either give us ALL the ability to carry, OR NO ONE the ability to carry, LEO included. Now, this would not apply if a LEO were on official business or on duty at the time. But all Off-Limits places schools, day car centers, Illinois, wherever it is not legal for a civilian to carry, then LEO should be under the same restrictions unless on duty.
INGunGuy
All animals are equal. But some animals are more equal than others.
Your reading too much into it...the problem with these types of communications IMO. I guess I could have found a better phrase. What I meant by saying that was that I was not in a minority of people that carry in Chicago but and EXTREME minority=exceedingly few. IF I had just said minority, that could mean anything up to 50%. I wanted to emphasize how small the group was, that's all.
Is it me, or do I feel as though I am being discriminated against just because I choose to carry a handgun with me. I do NOT understand why a LEO has more rights than a civilian. Sounds like discrimination to me, either give us ALL the ability to carry, OR NO ONE the ability to carry, LEO included. Now, this would not apply if a LEO were on official business or on duty at the time. But all Off-Limits places schools, day car centers, Illinois, wherever it is not legal for a civilian to carry, then LEO should be under the same restrictions unless on duty.
INGunGuy
:fawk:
I'd say you were in the extreme minority that carry LEGALLY, not that carry. Or are all the shootings that happen there done by LEOs?
Agreed, but they have to be able to carry off duty in case they run into a BG they arrested before, even if they are half a dozen states away at a national monument with metal detectors and bomb sniffing dogs and x-ray machines and... checking everyone that goes there (except LEOs of
course)
That for taunting like a Frenchman.
Lots of places hiring. 46 pages on Career Builder. Probably a pretty hefty pay cut over an engineer however.Hey too F'ing bad. If you dont like the job, and what it comes with, then quit and find another job. I am sorry, but that doesnt hold water for me. I am being discriminated against because I am NOT a LEO. What kind of crapola is that all about? Do I get some special rights because I am a Network Engineer? Nope, none, nada. Then why should a LEO, because since we know that LEO's are trained to defend themselves, then why should they be able to carry a firearm EVERYWHERE, without restrictions? Take the 90 pound woman soaking wet, who is confronted with a BG, having a handgun only levels the playing field, it doesnt make her a BG. Well a 200 pound LEO would have a MUCH better chance at defending themselves since they are trained in self defense than the 90 pound woman. I am sorry, but since all these liberals can holler discrimination at the drop of a hat, so then can I.
INGunGuy
Lots of places hiring. 46 pages on Career Builder. Probably a pretty hefty pay cut over an engineer however.
Police Jobs on CareerBuilder.com
I dont want to be a LEO, I just dont like to hear people use the excuse that because a LEO may run into some BG they put in jail in the past that they have more rights than I do. If a LEO doesnt like what comes with the job, well then quit, and find something else. I am sick and tired of being discriminated against because I choose to carry a firearm with me. I also dont like certain segments of the population having more rights than me, such as self-defense because of the job that they do. PERIOD!
INGunGuy
I am being discriminated against because I am NOT a LEO. What kind of crapola is that all about? Do I get some special rights because I am a Network Engineer? Nope, none, nada. Then why should a LEO, because since we know that LEO's are trained to defend themselves, then why should they be able to carry a firearm EVERYWHERE, without restrictions? Take the 90 pound woman soaking wet, who is confronted with a BG, having a handgun only levels the playing field, it doesnt make her a BG. Well a 200 pound LEO would have a MUCH better chance at defending themselves since they are trained in self defense than the 90 pound woman. I am sorry, but since all these liberals can holler discrimination at the drop of a hat, so then can I.
INGunGuy
Agreed, but they have to be able to carry off duty in case they run into a BG they arrested before, even if they are half a dozen states away at a national monument with metal detectors and bomb sniffing dogs and x-ray machines and... checking everyone that goes there (except LEOs of
course)
If a LEO doesnt like what comes with the job, well then quit, and find something else.
I think your anger is misguided; it's not like the cops are giving themselves the ability to carry across state lines...
I feel taunted.
Have I been taunted?
I'm pretty sure I was taunted here.
If a LEO doesnt like what comes with the job, well then quit, and find something else. I am sick and tired of being discriminated against because I choose to carry a firearm with me.
I am not angry at police, but I have heard MANY LEO's say that is the reason that they carry is in case they run into some BG they arrested in the past. Well again, like I said, if you dont like what comes with the job quit, and stop whining. I just hate being discriminated against, and think that EVERYONE should be able to defend themselves and not just self-defense trained LEO.
Is it me, or do I feel as though I am being discriminated against just because I choose to carry a handgun with me. I do NOT understand why a LEO has more rights than a civilian. Sounds like discrimination to me, either give us ALL the ability to carry, OR NO ONE the ability to carry, LEO included. Now, this would not apply if a LEO were on official business or on duty at the time. But all Off-Limits places schools, day car centers, Illinois, wherever it is not legal for a civilian to carry, then LEO should be under the same restrictions unless on duty.
INGunGuy
Well a 200 pound LEO would have a MUCH better chance at defending themselves since they are trained in self defense than the 90 pound woman.
For anyone who believes he can handle an assailant armed with a knife, please carefully consider the following photos. The photos are reportedly of a police officer trained in hand-to-hand combat. The officer believed that due to his size and fighting skill, he could disarm a knife-wielding aggressor.
not necessarily....
Facing An Armed Assailant: A copyrighted martial art training article by Bob Orlando (graphic)
Much rather get shot at than involved in a knife fight. It's not like the movies, you let them get close enough...you WILL get cut. Knife wielding bad guy+distance closer than 21 feet= instant lead poisoning. Our vests are bullet resistant but are not stab resistant. I will probably absorb a torso hit with a pistol round but a knife will stab right through it.A knife is FAR more dangerous than a gun. In a knife fight, you are going to get cut. You cannot avoid it.