yeah but it's o.k. Greedo was bad, so as long as the bad people get shot it's all goodOriginally Posted by Snowman
yeah but it's o.k. Greedo was bad, so as long as the bad people get shot it's all good
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Let's not start rumors...
In Colorado there is no bright-line rule that defines the amount of alcohol necessary to be "under the influence" or "intoxicated" in the context of being in possession of a firearm.
CRS 18-1-804. Intoxication.
(4) "Intoxication", as used in this section means a disturbance of mental or physical capacities resulting from the introduction of any substance into the body.
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Exactly, and for someone like myself who doesn't consume alcohol. 1 Beer would be enough to screw me up and become intoxicated. So that's why they give such a loose interpretation and write it like they do. Because they have to cover all kinds of people not just a minority.
I don't know though, this kind of law is going to be very interesting. We'll have to wait and see if and any kind of fall out will happen with it.
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Sounds good. Let them do it and face the consequences if they kill someone. This doesn't change the law that murder is still illegal right? And if someone wants to carry in a bar or place that serves alcohol like Olive Garden, then let em.
There are some states like Tenn. that don't have bars exactly they have restaurants that serve booze. And they have to make most of the money from food. But you can't carry in there because the liars that are against it call the places bars.
But Tenn. has a lot of funny ideas when it comes to spirits. I know that Jack Daniels distillery is in a dry county.
I think it's fine. I work at a bar in the mountains and there are a few "customers" that usually carry a firearm on them. No big deal. they get as drunk as the next guy. The problem is getting some goober with his pants down to his knees and trying to start something and instead of throwing a punch, he shoots the guy. That is unfortunate. There are already guns in Bars here, alot of people just don't know it. The only thing you can do, is try to figure out who has em
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