That all sounds nice in a vacuum. The context is that all 38 shall issue states ALREADY had more restrictive carry laws in place, and that U. S. courts have uniformly held that regulating the carrying of arms is constitutional.
So each of these laws represents a practical victory.
We never could have gotten a pure repeal, so this is better than what we had.
Kevin, you're much more of an essayist than a blogger. You've been a good essayist. Just follow my standard advice: It's much more important to get it right than it is to get it right now.
I'm going to be traveling a lot starting in two weeks, but hopefully I will be able to comment on your response to my big ol' question.
Speaking of travels, I'll be in Tucson the first week of November for a meeting. I'd love to get together for a range trip or something. Provided you're not feeling too asocial to meet up with an official TSM PITA. :) I might even drag Carnaby along.
I just have a personal question about the porphyria. First who in Tucson would be recommended for treatment? I have been to a few(understatement) physicians in this area and am currently searching again after my GP left her practice to go into a specialty. Sorry if this is way off topic, but I figured it was worth a shot. I am in the middle of nowhere Arizona and THANK GOD have not had to deal with a severe attack out here. The lack of knowledge about this disease is astounding.
I found the blog by searching porphyria BTW.
Best of luck with your health :)
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That all sounds nice in a vacuum. The context is that all 38 shall issue states ALREADY had more restrictive carry laws in place, and that U. S. courts have uniformly held that regulating the carrying of arms is constitutional.
So each of these laws represents a practical victory.
We never could have gotten a pure repeal, so this is better than what we had.
Kevin, you're much more of an essayist than a blogger. You've been a good essayist. Just follow my standard advice: It's much more important to get it right than it is to get it right now.
Glad you're getting over that latest attack.
I'm going to be traveling a lot starting in two weeks, but hopefully I will be able to comment on your response to my big ol' question.
Speaking of travels, I'll be in Tucson the first week of November for a meeting. I'd love to get together for a range trip or something. Provided you're not feeling too asocial to meet up with an official TSM PITA. :) I might even drag Carnaby along.
C'mon down! Range trip is on me!
Take him up on that offer. It's a heck of a lot of fun!
Glad you enjoyed it!
I just have a personal question about the porphyria. First who in Tucson would be recommended for treatment? I have been to a few(understatement) physicians in this area and am currently searching again after my GP left her practice to go into a specialty. Sorry if this is way off topic, but I figured it was worth a shot. I am in the middle of nowhere Arizona and THANK GOD have not had to deal with a severe attack out here. The lack of knowledge about this disease is astounding.
I found the blog by searching porphyria BTW.
Best of luck with your health :)
Angelique
Oh, I enjoyed it, sure's shootin'. ;-)
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