Restaurant Security Glad That Customer Needed A Handgun To Buy A Cheeseburger

[YihChauChang]

South Bay Open Carry member and former US Marine, Christopher Hacopian, shows Assemblyman Anthony Portantino why a common, law-abiding Californian might need a handgun to buy a cheeseburger. The Assemblymember's empty, anti-gun rhetoric holds no water when challenged with reality.

Restaurant Security Glad That Customer Needed A Handgun To Buy A Cheeseburger - Oakland Gun Rights | Examiner.com

 

[Bill of Rights]

Haven't read it yet, but I did want to note, Mr. Chang, that as the author of the piece, INGO rules do not forbid you from posting it here either in part or in it's entirety (unless of course you sold the rights to it by publishing it somewhere.)

If you just want people to visit your site also, it is of course acceptable to just post the link. Thank you for your excellent posts!

Blessings,
Bill

 

[Expat]

Excellent article. Welcome to the group.

 

[Bill of Rights]

Ok, now I've read it. The assemblyman is correct: you do not, in fact, need a gun to buy a cheeseburger. Nor, I might add, do you need a watch, a wallet, a belt, your wedding ring or other jewelry, your pocketknife, or any of several other items you might choose to put on when you get dressed.

We do NOT have a Bill of Needs, we have a Bill of Rights! That Calif***edup and a few other locations continue to make massive efforts to infringe on those rights and to make their exercise out to be the abberent behavior does not change that fact.

Thank you for continuing the fight!

Blessings,
Bill

 

[88E30M50]

Excellent article. It's nice to see Californian's coming around in regard to 2A.

 

[9mmfan]

Perhaps there is hope for Kalifornia.

 

[Westside]

Bill and Yih-Chau Chang; I purpose that since Mr. Chang is the author of the articles he posts. I am Purposing that we give him a sticky that will allow him to post his articles in their entirety for all of INGO to read. I have read several of his articles and they are all well written, concise, and dicrectly to the point. I believe his articles will help move INGO forward as a national forum for gun owners.

Thanks;
Tyler