Re: If you have determined the pressence of a weapon while transporting

Chris Arcement wrote:
> 
> "tony" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote in message
> news:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> > How did you plan on getting the weapon from your patient?  Poeple who
> carry
> > concealed weapons do so because they plan to use them.  Say you get the
> > weapon in your hands.  Can you care for both your patient and a dangerous
> > weapon at the same time?
> 
> Although I respect Tony's opinion, I completely disagree with his basic
> premise here..."People who carry concealed weapons do so because they plan
> to use them."   That's grouping all citizens who choose to carry guns into
> one large group and labeling them "anticipated criminals."  I have a
> concealed carry permit and have had it for 5 years.  I do carry a weapon
> frequently (while not on duty), and I DO NOT have any plan to use it (unless
> I need to protect myself or friends/family).  I resent the implication made
> in the original post.

Sorry, Chris, but you fell for that one, hook, line, and sinker.

There's no reason to respect anything Tony says. "Tony" doesn't exist.

He's nothing more than a dictionary "troll," who likes to post garbage,
waiting for a response. He's had more than 20 aliases, with just as many
job titles.

You can find him at NNTP-Posting-Host: 198.81.26.77.

Bob