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A Missouri proposal would allow concealed weapons on public transportation. The bill has passed the house and is working its way through the Senate.
A Missouri proposal would allow concealed weapons on public transportation. The bill has passed the house and is working its way through the Senate.
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HelenHighwater
A person entrusted with a permit to conceal an carry is your friend. The answer is so obvious I don't know why this is even a question.
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Randel Hearne
The transportation authorities have not been able to protect us so we ought to be able to do it ourselves. Things are only get worse in regards to our personal security as our country spirals downward.
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Will Mason
In public is the point. No one needs a gun in private. Public transport is a target of mass shooters.
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I'd consider it
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