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My kind of Americans. --24.152.xxx.xx

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It's all a feel good thing. --107.147.xx.xx

It was common for Americans to carry firearms everywhere they went for a lot longer than it has been disallowed. It’s too bad all the namby pamby libtards like you have forgotten your history and ruined it for the rest of us. --174.240.xxx.xxx

Stupid gunowners? John, I guarantee you you could go out to my truck right now and find a shell laying on the floor or on the dash or dig through one of my coats and find one. That’s how we do it in real America. Just the fact that somebody like you can’t stand that tells me that I’m doing the right thing living the way I live. --174.240.xxx.xxx

They're getting better! In a recent undercover test, TSA failed to detect 50% of guns and explosives. A couple of years ago it was 95%. --107.141.xx.xxx

Sorry, NE, but it has not been common to carry guns in the majority of foreign countries where it is common for it to have been illegal for a very long time. Their country, their rules, and your constitutional rights do not apply as soon as you step over the border and out of the USA. --76.178.xxx.xxx

I don’t care about foreign countries, I’m talking about here. --174.240.xxx.xxx

Word of advice: If you are driving into Canada, make sure that you don't have any ammo undeclared. They take it pretty serious. I always go thru my vehicle really well before traveling across the border now. Got detained once many years ago for a piece of medical equipment not declared ( just for a little bit- but it made me be extra vigilant now) --76.138.xxx.xxx

Very easy to meet someone who gives you a pair of socks - they say the person in front of you dropped this as you walk along towards your departing plane. --184.59.xxx.xx

I just HATE working in a situation like that --68.229.xxx.xxx

Did the article say that they left the US with them undetected? They may have flown there a week ago without the ammo and were now boarding with ammo. --73.2.xx.xx

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Assuming here, but most likely hunters whose game bag doubles as a travel bag. Tons of pockets, easy oversight. Careless? Yeah maybe. Criminal? Absolutely not. --24.152.xxx.xx

One reason I am happy I sold that place. --107.147.xx.xx

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Why are they stupid? Maybe they’re Stupid rules in the first place made to appease stupid people, all while diminishing the freedom of others. I should be able to travel with a fully loaded AR to a country that welcomes it, as long as the safety is on and it’s not pointed at anyone. Why? Because I’m not a threat. Just because you’re scared doesn’t make me a threat. Kind of like the scamdemic, just because you’re scared doesn’t mean I’m a threat. I don’t expect the melted brains of liberals to understand this though. --174.240.xxx.xxx

Every able-bodied (non-criminal) American who desires to carry a firearm should be able to. Anywhere. --174.240.xxx.xxx

I guess that should read non-serious felon, but even then I question where the line is. --174.240.xxx.xxx

Me as well, but not because of safety concerns. --76.129.xxx.xx

There is going to be a vote by the school board here as to whether or not to allow teachers to carry guns in school. Now, honestly, that is scary. Not because of the gun carrying, but because that is the solution they have come up with for a much more serious problem. --76.129.xxx.xx

6x6, perhaps if there were armed teachers in the first place, there wouldn’t be so many mass shooting. 95 billion dollars to Ukraine, but not a dime to arm guards at our own schools. Stick by what I say, our society has become a joke. Clown planet. --24.152.xxx.xx

Anyone who has any serious security experience will tell you that checkpoints like the TSA security screening at the airport are good as a deterrent and moderate to poor in detection. In most security analysis models the credit given for probability of detection in screening is around 25%, that's why in places that security is critical you end up going through 3-4 layers of security screening to get to a higher probability of detection. --209.205.xxx.xx

NE, I understand what you are saying, however, back when I went to school we didn't need armed teachers and it would have never entered anyone's mind that there would ever be the need. That said, they did have paddles. --76.129.xxx.xx

It's just the modern version of "Duck and Cover" during the nuclear scare. Just a way to calm the masses by giving them something to do or a procedure to follow. --108.69.xxx.xxx

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Ps: box cutters were used on 9/11, not guns. At least that’s what they told us. Just saying. --174.249.xx.xx

The greatest threat to safety of this country is certainly not the man who has been around firearms his whole life who may sit armed next to you on an airplane. Certainly not the man with a few rounds of ammo and no way to fire them. (Go fund me is #freeryanwatson. The real threat is the persons perspective that governs the train thought that comes out of the people like you. The ones who foolishly call freedom, dumb. That is the true enemy of traditional America. --174.249.xx.xx

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Just because you’re scared, paranoid, panicky & brainwashed by the government/media, does not mean I’m a threat. --24.152.xxx.xx

Yep, but its not me who is scared,paranoid, panicky & brainwashed... --73.126.xx.xxx

Well, it’s certainly not me. --24.152.xxx.xx

So you say. --73.126.xx.xxx

Being traditionally American & freedom minded doesn’t make me paranoid. Thinking four rounds of ammo that were forgotten in a bag is a threat, well that’s a different story. --24.152.xxx.xx

With the cost of ammo being what it is now that is just flaunting to say you forgot four rounds. --107.147.xx.xx

Yeah that’s true Zero! Haha, show offs. Have you seen the price of .410? Good grief. --24.152.xxx.xx