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Walmart Concealed Carry prohibited sign
Bitter Clinger replied to mjw45's topic in Illinois Right to Keep and Carry
Go to Woodmans. Not anti-2A, no silly arrows on the floor and all the entrances are open. -
I'm now officially at the 1 year point for my CCL renewal. I took the class this time last year and submitted my renewal. I still don't have my CCL and the status still says "under review". I'm glad new applicants are getting theirs at least, but I'd really like my renewal. I travel a lot and my current card shows expired.
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I know it's a personal issue but what kind of traffic related issue....if you don't mind explaining. If you DO mind just say so and not big deal, I didn't mean to pry. I'm just kind of nervous as to what kind of trivial traffic related nonsense can get my license yanked. I'm curious as well. It seems absurd that a traffic ticket can cause you to lose your gun rights (but not surprised in this state). I'd like to know the details.
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"I had a gun waved in my face by them but trespassing is what matters?" You had a gun waved in your face BECAUSE you were trespassing.
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I think this might be the video that you're talking about. https://twitter.com/alexiszotos/status/1277607426934616065?s=20 Yup, that's the one. So apparently the gate really was destroyed at a later time.
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There was a picture of the gate being destroyed, but I'm not sure when that happened. I saw video where the rioters were coming through the gate and it was still on its hinges and intact, so it's possible the gate was broken later. Still, weren't the rioters threatening the couple? Taking into consideration all the looting, burning and damage they were causing over the previous days, wouldn't it be prudent for the McCloskey's to assume the same might happen to them once the rioters got through the gate and into their private neighborhood? They took a defensive stance with their firearms to mitigate any trouble and it seemed to work. Nothing they did was illegal IMO.
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That's interesting and it means that my county is probably a sanctuary. Is there a master list somewhere which shows exactly which counties are 2A sanctuaries?
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Walmart Concealed Carry prohibited sign
Bitter Clinger replied to mjw45's topic in Illinois Right to Keep and Carry
All good things must come to an end, this thread included. Let's put it out of its misery. -
I got 10 years
Bitter Clinger replied to BigJim's topic in Illinois FOID Application, Renewal & Appeal Process
Every FOID I've ever received has only been good for 5 years. How are you guys getting 10 year FOID's? -
Dead Folks/Active FOID
Bitter Clinger replied to Tip's topic in Illinois FOID Application, Renewal & Appeal Process
She must have been a Republican. -
I'm guessing that there is no way the FOID will be struck down. The powers that be won't let that happen and somehow successfully argue that it's constitutional, or should be allowed since they've had it for over 50 years. If anything, the FOID might be declared not necessary for that one elderly woman and that's about it. They will force the rest of us to have one.
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“The problem, of course, is if you have to transfer it to and from and that was not covered in this case, so you’d still need a FOID card,” Pearson said. I don't get this. If the FOID is unconstitutional, then why would you need it for anything. I'm also concerned as to how the original ruling stated that it was unconstitutional "in this particular case". Do we have a 2nd amendment civil right or don't we? Do we have equal application of the law, or don't we? Why are these cases trying to narrow the rulings down to a very specific, tiny thing? If I still need to have a FOID to buy, possess or "transfer to and from" a firearm or ammunition, then what's the point? So I may not need a FOID to keep a firearm "in my home", but I'll need it if I ever want to take it out of my home? The whole thing is absurd.
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I call over a family member and they park their car in my garage. I load up their car with my guns. He drives away. Cops pull him over and try to search the car. They can't because they have no PC to even have stopped him. They do it anyway, but they can't take the guns because they are now the family members and not mine. Family member sues cops for 4th amendment civil rights violations. We can argue hypotheticals all day.