Post Office
Post Office
Why shouldn't citizens be allowed to carry in a post office?Quote:
Originally Posted by colo-pr
Can't believe nobody replied to this, or maybe I missed it?Quote:
Originally Posted by bogie
Modern aircraft have backups in duplicate or triplicate on most systems. Don't think a couple of bullets will be able to take them out.
I thought about that, but I'm not in the mood for a pissing match today so I kept it to myself.Quote:
Originally Posted by J
Fort Hood was friendly fire?? WTF are you smoking? It was REAL domestic terrorism - murder, plain and simple. He was allowed to continue on his murdering spree for 10 minutes because no one on the installation was allowed to carry firearm.Quote:
Originally Posted by JM Ver. 2.0
Yeah, several bullet holes in the fuselage of a modern commercial airliner would not cause any serious problems. Cabin would depressurize, O2 masks would drop, and the plane would keep on flying. This has been tested again and again: A single, or even multiple bullet holes in a pressurized aircraft are not going to cause it to explode or tear in half like in the movies.Quote:
Originally Posted by J
Guns... Going postal... [Roll1] [Coffee]Quote:
Originally Posted by cstone
The fact that JM Ver 2.0 argues for something usually makes me think it is a bad idea just on principle. But for the most part, prisons and jails are probably better left to SORT and less lethal weapons than firearms.
Allergy clinic where they treat anyone with copper, powder,and/or metal allergy.
I saw one time in a USPS Mail Office in PR a printed paper in the door that say that is ilegal carry guns inside the post office with a gun with the prohibited sign.Quote:
Originally Posted by cstone
Maybe is just another gun control in PR but comes from the Post Master. Good to investigate if here is the same.