Very wrong, you just need to dress properly for CCW. The
are many fine handguns that can be effective for defense and
are small enough to carry hidden in any number of holsters,
bras, fanny-packs, purses, brief cases, garter belts, boots,
headset bags, computer cases, PDA cases. I agree about
people knowing who owns guns, since the American Revolution
started because the British decided to confiscate the arms
the colonists had in the keeping. That event was the spark
that started the war and resulted in the Second Amendment.

But if you go into any home in Texas, the odds are you'll
find a gun are better than 50-50. If you have a gun, keep
it close at hand, if you leave it home it can be stolen or
found by a child, carried securely on your person and it is
safe and so are you.



--
The people think the Constitution protects their rights;
But government sees it as an obstacle to be overcome.
some support
http://www.usdoj.gov/olc/secondamendment2.htm
See http://www.fija.org/ more about your rights and duties.


--
James H. Macklin
ATP,CFI,A&P

"Emily" wrote in message
...
| Jim Macklin wrote:
| snip
|
| Anyone who doesn't want to carry a gun is free to do so,
the
| armed citizen will protect you. But the other way
around,
| you don't have a right to tell us that we can't protect
| ourselves and our families.
|
| Hey, I'm *totally* fine with people owning guns. I'd own
one myself if
| I hadn't just bought a house, car, and checkout in a
Seneca. What I'm
| not ok with is someone *knowing* that I own a gun. That
makes me feel
| LESS safe. I don't want to be killed in my house by my
own gun. Don't
| get me wrong, I'd use it, but I don't need someone
breaking in, finding
| it, and using it on me when I get home. And with cc
permit info out
| there for everyone, it would be very easy to find those
people.
|
| Because let's face it, it's hard for a woman to conceal a
firearm in
| Texas in the summer. It's got to stay in the house.