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I like the idea of firing nerf darts - the ones with suction cups - with “I’m a fuckwit” flags on them.

If you’re seen in motion with more than 5 darts on your vehicle, you get pulled over and given a ticket.
 
The stop light things pisses me off. What really scares me are the people who drive down the street with one hand on the wheel, a phone in the other, with eyes pointed down at the phone. I live in a city full of rich entitled white people, most of them don’t believe traffic laws apply to them, and most of them have the mindset of teenage boys—I’m immortal!
 
Did you know that aggressive honking is actually a traffic violation in many US states? A short honk or two is generally acceptable as a warning to a distracted driver who has not noticed a light changed to green. However, using a horn to express frustration can result in a traffic ticket. The more you know….
 
jrockbridge said:
Did you know that aggressive honking is actually a traffic violation in many US states? A short honk or two is generally acceptable as a warning to a distracted driver who has not noticed a light changed to green. However, using a horn to express frustration can result in a traffic ticket. The more you know….
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We’re an open carry state. Meaning you can wear a gun in public. I legally conceal carry. Now, you think a little different when your trip to the grocery store involves half a dozen people, who are not cops, that have a gun on. Signs in some restaurants in town say “Firearms are Welcome”. Had lunch at one yesterday. Not a single restaurant in town has a sign saying don’t bring firearms on the premises. So, while I’m not looking to quick draw anyone ever, should need arise I can answer back with about 40 rounds of suppressive fire. You can’t have high capacity magazines but, I can have on me all the 10 round magazines I want. So about the aggressive honking, no one cares about a toot law. We’re considerate because the MF sitting at the light may be armed and may 100 percent not care about any laws. While some states have these harsh gun laws, only law abiding citizens care. Just in my tiny world over the years I worked with about 500 felons who didn’t care. They were just ones who got caught. It’s like a restraining order, it only matters after someone’s dead because it won’t stop what’s coming if it’s coming at all.
 
DinoMikeSr said:
We’re an open carry state. Meaning you can wear a gun in public. I legally conceal carry. Now, you think a little different when your trip to the grocery store involves half a dozen people, who are not cops, that have a gun on. Signs in some restaurants in town say “Firearms are Welcome”. Had lunch at one yesterday. Not a single restaurant in town has a sign saying don’t bring firearms on the premises. So, while I’m not looking to quick draw anyone ever, should need arise I can answer back with about 40 rounds of suppressive fire. You can’t have high capacity magazines but, I can have on me all the 10 round magazines I want. So about the aggressive honking, no one cares about a toot law. We’re considerate because the MF sitting at the light may be armed and may 100 percent not care about any laws. While some states have these harsh gun laws, only law abiding citizens care. Just in my tiny world over the years I worked with about 500 felons who didn’t care. They were just ones who got caught. It’s like a restraining order, it only matters after someone’s dead because it won’t stop what’s coming if it’s coming at all.
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What good is a gun if you're NOT allowed to shoot people who ignore your horn at a green light?

When someone ignores your horn, smash into them, Jeepers Creepers style!

 
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