House Bill 89

[bigdare23]

so why hasn't these "accidental" shootings increased in the states that have already passed such legislation?

not to mention your argument doesn't make sense from the get go. ppl today can already carry on the street, just not in certain places. so you're telling me by allowing them to carry in restaurants (and stipulating they can't drink) as well as public transportation they're all of a sudden going to start shooting each other randomly?

You can/ or can't justify everything based on other regions. We are talking about GA not those other places. You wont know what's going to happen until it does. That's like saying because your older brother's gay you're going to be gay. My point makes perfect sense. The more you have on your plate the more you're going to eat. The more condons you have the more you're going to try to ****. So the more places you can carry weapons, they more opportunities for people to **** up and misuse them.

[ShooterMcGavin]

You can/ or can't justify everything based on other regions. We are talking about GA not those other places. You wont know what's going to happen until it does. That's like saying because your older brother's gay you're going to be gay. My point makes perfect sense. The more you have on your plate the more you're going to eat. The more condons you have the more you're going to try to ****. So the more places you can carry weapons, they more opportunities for people to **** up and misuse them.

wow, you REALLY don't get it. what makes georgia so damn special that we wouldn't follow the same trend that's already been set? your point doesn't make ANY sense, you keep saying "we need to keep guns off the street" but do you even realize how many law abiding citizens carry EVERYWHERE regardless of the law? how many accidental shootings have there been bc of that?