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-Land of the Free
Texas gun culture of having firearms 'inside suits, boots, bras' shocks reporter
2023-09-29
[FoxNews] Washington Post detailed how Texans 'take guns fishing, to church, the park, the pool, the gym, the movies — even to protests at the state Capitol'

A new report from The Washington Post seemed to marvel at the sheer number of guns that Texans have.

In an article published Tuesday, reporter Molly Hennessy-Fiske provided an in-depth look at how much Texans value their firearms, opening it with the claim, "To live in Texas is to live surrounded by guns."

The piece, titled, "In Texas, guns are everywhere, whether concealed or in the open," provided a litany of settings in which guns are present for citizens.
More on the Washington Post article at the link.
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Posted by:Skidmark

#17  The WaPo article at MSN, no paywall
Posted by: Bobby   2023-09-29 15:48  

#16  Alternate view:
Yankee's persistence in asking people personal questions shocks and annoys Texans.
Posted by: ed in texas   2023-09-29 14:01  

#15  ..in bras?
Posted by: Procopius2k   2023-09-29 12:33  

#14  If I read the crime statistics correctly, there are lots of guns in Washington, DC, as well.
Posted by: Tom   2023-09-29 12:30  

#13  ^They're Texans as well.
Posted by: Grom the Reflective   2023-09-29 12:03  

#12  A large number of criminals also get shot down here all the time. You'd think they'd move someplace safer for their kind.
Posted by: Silentbrick   2023-09-29 12:00  

#11  Kids used to take their guns to school and shoot dinner on the way home. School shootings were unheard of. So were trans kids, Ritalin, etc, etc.
Posted by: M. Murcek   2023-09-29 10:26  

#10  Blue city's rampant violence led this former DC resident to flee the crime-ridden capital
Posted by: Skidmark   2023-09-29 10:11  

#9  Outside of Houston or Austin, the usual blue islands of the states, wonder if the WaPo propagandist ever grasp that it was safer walking Texas streets rather than streets in the Swamp.
Posted by: Procopius2k   2023-09-29 08:44  

#8  Under the bra makes sense, especially if one has sufficient ... body parts to shade it.
Posted by: Bobby   2023-09-29 08:16  

#7  The guns in bras, of course!



Posted by: Skidmark   2023-09-29 07:49  

#6  Notice how this article appears a few days after Biden appoints Kamala Harris as White House Gun Control Czar.
Posted by: Jeremiah Jomosing7109   2023-09-29 07:30  

#5  /\ 1971 - Officer “Dirty” Harry Callahan (Clint Eastwood) begs the assailant to “weigh the odds.”

"Well punk, do you feel lucky?"
Posted by: Besoeker   2023-09-29 06:47  

#4  But now put yourself in a Thug's looted Nike's or Jordon's in Texas.

You walk into a store to rob it.

You now have to wonder if that 80 Granny, that mom with a baby stroller, or the handicap in the wheelchair is going to cap you the second you draw.
Posted by: NN2N1   2023-09-29 06:43  

#3  ^The guns in bras, of course!
Posted by: Grom the Reflective   2023-09-29 01:40  

#2  Um, yeah, we do, but what’s shocking?
Posted by: Glenmore    2023-09-29 01:38  

#1  They didn't go to Texas Courthouses and read old 1800's property deeds, during the years of Comanches, marauding bands of outlaws and Mexican army raids, if you refused to agree to the wording to "protect and defend" your deeded Texas land during the frontier days then Texas didn't want you.
Posted by: Jeremiah Jomosing7109   2023-09-29 01:31  

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