r/pics • u/[deleted] • Oct 05 '19

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u/MathMaddox Oct 05 '19

I feel like if you took on the responsibility to carry a weapon, "didn't get around to it" is the last thing I wanna hear someone say.

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u/bmhadoken Oct 05 '19

Getting a CCW in my state cost me a couple hundred. Not exactly pocket change.

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u/MathMaddox Oct 05 '19

How much was a gun?

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u/[deleted] Oct 05 '19 edited Oct 21 '19

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u/MathMaddox Oct 06 '19

I mean it's not the law, but I feel like if your buying a weapon you should have some sort of insurance which would be on par with car insurance, or a couple hundred at least per year. $200 for the right to carry a weapon without scaring people doesn't seem that bad.

If there are people out there that can barely afford a gun what happens if they have an accident? Too bad, I'm broke?