I Signed the Permit For It

[blackjack50]

Just a line from walking dead. Rick...a former cop...signs something for liquor store and bar owners to keep a gun behind the counter in Georgia. Permits? Lol why does everyone in Hollywood think there are permits for guns?

Do they think permits are good ideas? Is that what they are saying? Idk. But it seems pop culture doesn't understand firearms.

 

[Ray410]

Liberals do not understand any sort of self reliance. To them, all things come from the government. They become angry at those who simply want to be left alone and take care of themselves. It is strange.

 

[Simon W. Moon]

Just a line from walking dead. Rick...a former cop...signs something for liquor store and bar owners to keep a gun behind the counter in Georgia. Permits? Lol why does everyone in Hollywood think there are permits for guns?
Do they think permits are good ideas? Is that what they are saying? Idk. But it seems pop culture doesn't understand firearms.

In some places, there are laws against firearms being where liquor is sold. Perhaps the permits related to having a firearms where liquor is sold.
Did you rule out that possibility before you reached your conclusion as to what the show was on about?

Since the sheriff was signing the permits, perhaps it was a county ordinance.
We probably cannot look up the ordinances of King county Georgia.

Sometimes, a cigar is just a cigar.

 

[CRUE CAB]

Sometimes, a cigar is just a cigar.

Unless you are Bill Clinton.

 

[blackjack50]

In some places, there are laws against firearms being where liquor is sold. Perhaps the permits related to having a firearms where liquor is sold.
Did you rule out that possibility before you reached your conclusion as to what the show was on about?

Since the sheriff was signing the permits, perhaps it was a county ordinance.
We probably cannot look up the ordinances of King county Georgia.

Sometimes, a cigar is just a cigar.

He wasn't a sheriff he was a deputy .

 

[blackjack50]

Unless you are Bill Clinton.

Well that depends on the definition of the word is...is.

 

[Surtr]

Just a line from walking dead. Rick...a former cop...signs something for liquor store and bar owners to keep a gun behind the counter in Georgia. Permits? Lol why does everyone in Hollywood think there are permits for guns?

Do they think permits are good ideas? Is that what they are saying? Idk. But it seems pop culture doesn't understand firearms.

It's illegal in many states to possess a firearm in an establishment where alcohol is to be consumed on site (such as a bar or club). Georgia, where Walking Dead takes place, is one of these many states that bans the carry of a firearm, regardless of carry permit, in an establishment where alcohol is consumed. Some of these states may require a permit for bar owners to possess a firearm on these premises.

 

[blackjack50]

It's illegal in many states to possess a firearm in an establishment where alcohol is to be consumed on site (such as a bar or club). Georgia, where Walking Dead takes place, is one of these many states that bans the carry of a firearm, regardless of carry permit, in an establishment where alcohol is consumed. Some of these states may require a permit for bar owners to possess a firearm on these premises.

Rick is a deputy. Not a sheriff. What is he doing signing permits?

 

[Blue_State]

 

[Surtr]

Rick is a deputy. Not a sheriff. What is he doing signing permits?

It's also just a tv show, get over it.

 

[CalGun]

part of the eric holder re education campaign to change the mindset on firearms in America....propanda at its best.

Just a line from walking dead. Rick...a former cop...signs something for liquor store and bar owners to keep a gun behind the counter in Georgia. Permits? Lol why does everyone in Hollywood think there are permits for guns?

Do they think permits are good ideas? Is that what they are saying? Idk. But it seems pop culture doesn't understand firearms.

 

[tech30528]

It's illegal in many states to possess a firearm in an establishment where alcohol is to be consumed on site (such as a bar or club). Georgia, where Walking Dead takes place, is one of these many states that bans the carry of a firearm, regardless of carry permit, in an establishment where alcohol is consumed. Some of these states may require a permit for bar owners to possess a firearm on these premises.

It's even more vague than that. A person can have a firearm in a bar with the express permission of the owner as long as the person with the firearm is not consuming alcohol. Stranger yet, it is legal to carry in a restaurant that serves alcohol (even if you are drinking) but not in a bar that serves food.

 

[Risky Thicket]

Liberals do not understand any sort of self reliance. To them, all things come from the government. They become angry at those who simply want to be left alone and take care of themselves. It is strange.

Jesus H. Christ! Can you write one ****ing post without slinging partisan crap. Give it a ****ing rest! I know many gun owners who are not liberals and many conservatives who don't own guns.

 

[Goshin]

Just a line from walking dead. Rick...a former cop...signs something for liquor store and bar owners to keep a gun behind the counter in Georgia. Permits? Lol why does everyone in Hollywood think there are permits for guns?

Do they think permits are good ideas? Is that what they are saying? Idk. But it seems pop culture doesn't understand firearms.

I thought that was odd when I heard it too. Also, it seemed odd to me that they had trouble finding guns and ammo in rural Georgia.


Methinks some writer didn't do sufficient research.

 

[Ikari]

Just a line from walking dead. Rick...a former cop...signs something for liquor store and bar owners to keep a gun behind the counter in Georgia. Permits? Lol why does everyone in Hollywood think there are permits for guns?

Do they think permits are good ideas? Is that what they are saying? Idk. But it seems pop culture doesn't understand firearms.

Permits are a form of permission, rights do not need permission to be exercised.

 

[blackjack50]

Permits are a form of permission, rights do not need permission to be exercised.

Kind of my point lol

 

[blackjack50]

I thought that was odd when I heard it too. Also, it seemed odd to me that they had trouble finding guns and ammo in rural Georgia.


Methinks some writer didn't do sufficient research.

Yet they seem to have no problem finding fully automatic "assault weapons" complete with scopes. Hell one of the bad guys has a Steyr Aug that is fully Automatic. I have seen 1 in my life lol. And that was at a HUGE gun show. And it wasn't for sale. Lol. I think I have seen only 3-4 shotguns on the show too.

 

[Simon W. Moon]

I thought that was odd when I heard it too. Also, it seemed odd to me that they had trouble finding guns and ammo in rural Georgia.
Methinks some writer didn't do sufficient research.

Morgan Jones, the black guy Rick meets after waking up in hospital, ended up with a room full of guns and ammo, presumable without straying too far from his own house.
I suspect that a lot of the problems with finding the guns had to do with the difficulty of searching opposed to difficulty of finding.

 

[Simon W. Moon]

He wasn't a sheriff he was a deputy .

He wasn't the sheriff, but he was a sheriff--a deputy sheriff.

 

[Simon W. Moon]

Rick is a deputy. Not a sheriff. What is he doing signing permits?

gnat and camel
the show has zombies.

 

[blackjack50]

Morgan Jones, the black guy Rick meets after waking up in hospital, ended up with a room full of guns and ammo, presumable without straying too far from his own house.
I suspect that a lot of the problems with finding the guns had to do with the difficulty of searching opposed to difficulty of finding.

Obviously. But he had grenades...where the hell did he get those? And SLRs? Those are an old school British gun otherwise known as an FAL. Lol. It was amusing.

 

[Simon W. Moon]

Obviously. But he had grenades...where the hell did he get those? And SLRs? Those are an old school British gun otherwise known as an FAL. Lol. It was amusing.

If rural Georgia is similar to rural Arkansas, the question answers itself.
I know more than on person with a "shelter."