Guns: In in TX – Out, in MD

They did chase the guy with the knife…
They did chase the guy with the knife down the street and ask him not to bring his knife in again.

In 1883 you could probably openly carry, if you want to make silly statements about me that would be fine with me, I don’t really care.

Why do people get the bums rush for looking at porn, I thought it was OK? I am so confused.

I picked up a reserved item at the library on my lunch hour today, there was a woman with a concealed schnauzer. I didn’t alert the staff (although there probably is a rule about that already. If we outlaw dogs, only outlaws will have dogs).

I’m am glad you never needed a gun at work. I never needed a gun in any library, and I had one. I am very lucky, and perhaps a bit more observant than some others because I’ve called the cops a few times before trouble got out of hand. Guns are a tool, you probably don’t carry a carpenter’s level to work either, but you have a jack in the car that you probably don’t use often. Just as you are prepared for a flat tire, I am prepared for a knife wielding nutjob differently than you are, but nobody asks you to carry a jack or a gun, they are both personal decisions.

I don’t really think I was talking about every other library, I was talking about the library in the article, they banned guns and reading the Maryland law they can certainly do that, so that must be what the people of Maryland want. Although I’m not sure how long that will last in light of Heller and the sentiment around that MD is not too far from DC.

Do they really think banning knives, or guns, or broomsticks and bedknobs will keep criminals from using them in the library. Heck with that logic we may as well make bank robbery illegal.

Seems they are just taking a lawful tool from non-criminals rather than anything else. It may sound good, but it is nothing but a feel good measure.