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  • Utah Bill HB49 will set this straight. Google it. It protects open carriers from being charged with disorderly conduct unless they exhibit aggressive or threatening behavior.

  • Thanks for open carrying but i thought that you let the cops go thinking that they won. The AG of UTAH said that his office will not prosecute ANY person for open carrying. The cops need to know this and If you do get in trouble by an uneducated PO then you are advised to call the AG office.

  • Look up "Open carry cases produces new charges" which is in Madison, Wisconsin. This is how your state laws can get changed. This is how lawyers can win cases they would otherwise lose by citing other states that have ruled on similar laws and get the laws changed. The cops are not being sued and there is a piece of legislation that was ruled back in 2009 that states that carrying a weapon is not "disorderly conduct".

  • yeah. this is a case where the interpretation of the law comes into effect. they could have cited you with disorderly conduct had you kept open carrying because they believed you intended to cause alarm in a public place even though those were not your intentions.

  • This cop is gay, I cant stand to see stupid cops like this

  • So scaring idiots is an offence? How about on Holloween? Is that illegal too?

    Do they even have the authority to ban you from campus for -any- reason?

  • The cops right he can arrest you for disorderly but you know i conceal carry everyday even with my cpl but its just important to coperate with police cause like he said dont cause problems that anti gun fucks can constantly use against gun enthusists to take away open carry. You shouldnt be open carrying in a school thats just gonna cause problems be it right or wrong. In this case your wrong by the way.

  • am from england we aint allowed no guns on us but this cop is stupid conseald or open carry he still has a gun and people will see he has a gun on him either open carry or not peoplel are so stupid lol not matter what he will have that gun lol

  • that is just so lame. you have fact and yet another cop twists it again to get his way. i understand who in there right mind wants to deal with alot of problems (in this case people complaining) then to just deal with "one" that isnt a true problem to fix the mass. disturbing how we as a better word species choose to deal with things

  • so since the rent a pigs are causing an alarm and annoyance, can they be charged with disordely conduct

  • I like how you handled the situation to an extent. I understand that your in school and debates are frequent in that environment. However, I think it would have been better handled if you had immediately complied and courteously informed the officers that you would be in touch with there department and local media about the event. I think the officers impression of you would have been a better one. But that's just my opinion. Other than that I think you handled it very well. good on ya! :)

  • This cop isn't very bright. He says, "the academic part of the school gets involved..."

    Aren't all parts of the school academic?

  • "you're not breaking the law, but we're going to charge you with a crime." LOL only in the U.S. 

  • LOL The author of this video is an asshat. I guarantee he doesn't have any friends.

    Some some respect to your fellow students.

  • @ALPHADOG3 just shut up...plz god sake stfu..... YOU'VE never had a gun pointed to your face SOO plz SHUT UP! Ive been robed at gunpoint in my own F***ing home. I carry 24/7 i dont trust the other 10 billion people out there god knows what there up too. Again STFU! COPS cant do shiet for u after u been robed.. decide for ur self

  • @ALPHADOG3 the second amendment states "a well regulated militia is necessary to secure a free state, the right to keep and bear arms shall not be infringed" we are gaurenteed the right to carry. Average response time of a cop is 8 min. It takes on average from the moment a criminal enters the home 1min to get to the master bedroom. When seconds matter the cops are minutes away thats why we as civilians must carry, simply to defend ourseleves and those around us.

  • i would beat that cops ass and have him write up something

  • Cool cop for sure! CUDOS!!....BUT keep your personal opinion to yourself in the same sentance.....If everybody opened carried their firarm, pussys would get use to it!!!!!....It's the criminals that have something to hide!!!

  • In a way, I gotta like the one cop that said: "help the poor bastard that tries taking that away from me."

  • You have a real lack of respect for your fellow students by open carrying. Those cops have a duty to ensure safety on that campus. You are disrupting the learning environment, even if something that is legal. That's why we have disturbing the peace laws.

    Stop being an attention whore and conceal the goddamn pistol, before you scare enough people into voting in bills to ban concealed carry too.

  • I don't open carry (in Texas i cannot anyway) but if more people did, then people would not be 'alarmed', because they would be used to it. political correctness is destroying this country.

  • You are folding to the police state in this country!! WASH, RINSE, REPEAT, THE FOLLOWING:

    WHY AM I BEING DETAINED? AM I FREE TO GO?

    DO NOT FOLD TO THESE NAZI PRICKS!!

  • Way to bitch out.

  • Cops are so stupid. They dont study the laws that they constantly accuse others of violating. Guess thats what happens when the only requirements for being a cop are the ability to fog a mirror and a high school diploma.

  • Thank you for open carrying if I went to school with you I would feel much safer, again Thank you for stressing your rights.

  • Well I live in NJ so atleast you know you can protect yourself whether it be open or concealed. I have to hope that a police officer will respond in time to save me and my family. I hate to see things like this happen, but atleast in your state you have some rights.

  • I just wanted to say that I thought you handled it very well. Did you comply their request and stop pressing your argument because you realized you weren't getting anywhere, or because the stress became overwhelming and you wished to end the confrontation? Or both? Well done either way.

  • @tacticalteabagger I complied because I figured I would garner more support for the "cause" if I didn't get arrested or charged. (and it worked) I was all over the local news for days afterwords with the support of my local legislators and the Bureau of Criminal Investigation (they regulate CC laws in UT) behind me 100%.

  • I will say as i have said many times, i will carry, and if this situation happened to me would be miiiiighty different, all it takes is that one time

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  • The government will never respect our Natural Rights and the Constitution until elected officials and their enforcers, like this nazi, are hung by the neck from sea to shining sea.

  • It's only disorderly conduct if the police officer treats it is like disorderly conduct. For example, he should responded to the callers and said, "It's completely legal" and hung up the phone. How it's disorderly conduct is only if you're intentionally slowing business down at the college. The students, because they're uneducated, are only slowing the response time down. The two issues are completely seperate from each other, and there is no crime.

    This is coming from a police officer.

  • @td84 excellent points thanks for posting.

  • @MajorNickmo You didn't inform anyone of importance, like the Utah Attorney General, about this disparity of past incidences did you? If so, any update?

  • These guys aren't gun nuts, they're just nuts.

  • Cops in Utah County always have to measure their dicks.

  • don't give in to those that would suppress your rights.

  • These cops are morons. Trying to charge someone with a crime when they're not doing anything illegal.

  • every time i see a police officer carrying a gun i will call the police and report that their is an armed man that is making me uncomfortable

  • @BALJIT147 LOL

  • Thank you for open carrying on campus, making us more secure. Liberals live in a imaginary world.

  • Causing an alarm or annoyance... so is chewing gum and being black in an all white neighborhood disorderly conduct? A lot of things offend and annoy people. They could censor free speech all they want using disorderly conduct.

  • open carry is our rights but when idios do it that dont know the law they become ineffective against the police. know the pc codes so when they stop you you can give it to them and shut them up.

  • I am going to have to side with the cop on this one bro. When I hear the cop, I hear a lot of wisdom and common sense. Despite what you say in your summary blurb, when I listen to you I get the sense you are trying to prove a point or make a statement. From a defensive standpoint, it is not a good idea to open carry, and it is not your job to 'educate' the public. Be wise my friend.

  • @tdo79 Why is it not his job to educate the public? It's important to have people like this who will inform the ignorant populace. No one's rights are infringed because he wants to exercise his right to open carry. Personally i would conceal it just cause i dont want to be bothered trying to prove something but i appreciate him taking a stand for what's right under the law.

  • @jovanbiljon

    Just because you CAN do something does not mean you SHOULD. Your business is your business, but may not be someone elses. The very way you phrase your question is why I have a problem with it. You assume just because people don't want to carry guns, want to own guns, want to see guns etc, they are ignorant. You somehow hold yourself above those that are not gun people? It is a right, not an mandate. Keep it in your pants; use it for self defense, not as a political statement.

  • @tdo79 Woah hold up there, dont accuse me of holding myself above other ppl. stick to the point. My point is he has the right to try educate other people if he wants to if he's not infringing on anyones rights, so your statement lacks logic in that reguard. and im not using the word ignorant in a derogatory way, im just saying that a lot of ppl dont have that knowledge.

  • @jovanbiljon

    I'll try this again. The premise of being an educator assumes a dominant position over that of the student. The tone it gives off is that he is the big man on campus here to educate all the peons. It is offensive, and is not productive. I am not saying he can't do what he is doing, just that he shouldn't. If people want to learn about gun rights they will get a book and read up. Why do you assume people need or want to learn? Live and let live, it is not your job to educate.

  • @tdo79 "Why do you assume people need or want to learn?"

    ITS A UNIVERSITY LOL!. and he said himself he's been open carrying for a while and that was the first time anyone said anything. Its not like he purposely set this up to educate ppl. He's trying to state his rights, that is all.

    "The premise of being an educator assumes a dominant position over that of the student."

    What???? id have to disagree but thats a whole other subject.

  • @jovanbiljon

    Yeah, a University, where they choose what classes they take. Freedom of Speech also gives you the right to say whatever you like. However, exercising that right can piss a lot of people off, and you can become very annoying. Westboro Baptist Church is the prime example of this, and they defend their actions the same way. If you really want to make a statement, carry an AR-15 around, that is also legal.

  • Nice job not being confrontational, you managed it well. Man, I am so jealous of your guys rights in the U.S. We don't have it so good up here in Canada :(

  • It's just as unsafe for the cop to be carrying around his gun as you. Just because he has badge doesn't mean he couldn't go psycho and shoot up a school. I hate Utah cops!

  • such BS, you are not a "gun nut" and you are taking rights away from Open Carry people. The disorderly thing is crap, I can't believe the officers did more then talk to you about what your doing and then go along their way.

  • I understand their point but i think they were a lil out of line.

  • Is being black in Utah considered disorderly conduct? What about sagging your pants? Alot of things make people feel unsafe...

  • Not to get away from the subject but why is this video sideways?

  • @Lawmtho IPhone recorded it sideways

  • your being too nice to this fuckin guy

  • this is fuckin badass

  • I can understand what the cop is saying as far as people getting scared....... but if it was me, i would open carry my license, get a conceal handgun licensed badge and open carry and sue the hell out of them if they tried to take away my rights. In a case like this i would probably just conceal it and walk away...... if they tried to take my gun........... that's where we would have a problems. Good job man, thanks for the video.

  • u should have never given in i would of made those dicks look like the dumb shits that they are in court

  • Since when does a college have a right to make people feel safe?

  • so what's the verdict? do you still open carry or do they make you conceal? I prefer CCW for myself since I'll have the element of surprise, but wouldn't mind if everyone around me open carried.....

  • Good job man!!!! I'm proud of you and thank you for being a good ambassador for our 2nd Amendment right.

  • Oregon law is worded well I think I'll add this one to my pocket carry of Oregon law.

    Disorderly conduct: A person commits the crime of disorderly conduct in the first degree if, WITH INTENT to cause public inconvenience, annoyance or alarm, or knowingly creating a risk thereof, the person initiates or circulates a report, knowing it to be false

  • I feel bad the the gun owner he is in a situation he cannot win. eventually it will be you can own the gun but you cannot take it out of the house.

  • You fought the good fight MajorNickmo

  • Man that sucks.

    The college has a right to make people feel safe? BS. As someone that used to teach at NIU feeling safe hasn't saved anyone's lives.

  • wow this LEO is a dick. Just because people offend you by not doing anything illegal does not be you can be arrested. If people are racist and alarmed by a black person that would mean they could be arrested for disorderly conduct and being black at scool.

  • "causing an alarm or annoyance to somebody"

    Aren't the police is doing that to the student?

  • Your community involvement is probably the only thing that saved you from prosecution? Wow.

  • You handled yourself in an excellent fashion. This whole thing could have been avoided if when the officer received the phone call and he was asked if it was legal for you to carry open on campus, since it didn't sound as if the person was scared, all the officer had to do was say yes it is legal and clarify that you were not doing anything threatening. End of story.

  • I know to each his own and I am not criticizing this man's choice to avoid the hassle he's confronted with but I wouldn't have budged with the threat of arrest when you aren't committing any crime. People's irrational fear just isn't enough to get someone convicted. People are scared of black men, people dressed in biker garb and may be frightened of police officers. It doesn't make them criminal.

  • As much as I am for our rights, I also agree that its better to provide the people the "safe" feeling. You and I carry our guns as a way to keep ourselves and others around us safe. If my openly carried gun started causing someone uneasy feelings then I would say okay, and then cover the gun, maybe give it some time then open carry it again.

  • @Supacrazy82

    To me its like when the gay parade is going on, i know that there are homosexuals all around me, but i am disturbed to see people wearing those outfits and displaying their beliefs in that manner. If i was open carrying and someone felt uncomfortable I would conceal the weapon, and then say there you can feel safer now. Then let a cop try and threaten you with removal.

  • @Supacrazy82

    Also...lol the cop was WAY wrong... and you were right, you are only prohibited from carrying a gun within and on a school grounds unless you have a CCW permit. And the permit exempts you from that law, hence it permits you to carry you gun in any manner you wish where you are legally aloud to carry. Only exemptions being places that prohibit firearms completely.

  • @Supacrazy82 If you were black and someone felt uneasy about it because they fear black people, would you then go try and scrub your skin off to help ease their concerns?

  • @Stink808 you see there are some things that cant be changed, and there are some things that can be, its like when im at a local fair and there is some guy smoking. If his smoke is getting in my face or the face of my family I ask the guy to put it out or if he could move a bit. Now he can choose to say "F you" or he might just be nice and understand how his actions are making others uncomfortable. There is no need to be belligerent every time someone asks you to think about others.

  • @Supacrazy82 If the officers had told the guy to remove his gun and not bring it back to school that would have been a different story, but asking him to conceal it is a nice way of saying that they understand his rights, but they also understand the people who are not as gun friendly have a right to "feel" safe. Even though those students are much safer when this young man is wearing his weapon openly.

    The cops were making a terrible argument for their reasons he should conceal it, oh well.

  • In Alabama for a disorderly conduct charge to hold water you have to show "intent".  Good job bro, not sure I would have the brfass to argue as long as you did.

  • All you people who say that this guy is recording for attention, did you notice that he had a FREAKING LADDER IN HIS HAND? He wasn't waiting on these cops to approach him, he was minding his own business. He stated that he had carried for three previous semesters with no problems. Think people! it's obvious this wasn't done for attention. I would have recorded this too, I hope he freaking sues them!

  • I wish you would have taken the citation and sued the university or the campus police to prevent what happened to you here from happening to anyone else on your campus.

  • "Hi there I make up laws/rules that don't exist and threaten you with possible force/legal consequences for following the law!" Comparatively, you don't have it too bad. Come to chicago where only the thugs have guns, you're surrounded by violence and the politicians sell the honest guys out at every turn. sorry man. Unfortunately, you have to be a lawyer these days to survive on the 2nd A. front. an armed society is a polite society.

  • Wow. This is sad. So what happens if I call the cops and say that that the hot chick in the hip huggers is disturbing the peace by distracting people who should otherwise be driving their car? Are they going to arrest her if she doesn't hide her hotness? What a joke.

  • @jademonkey0123

    Because if he did not comply with they're REQUEST that he conceal the firearm, they could have decide to take him to jail for disorderly conduct, they would confiscate his firearm, possibly waiting months to get it back (sometimes damaged on purpose). But because he did comply, he is able to post this video for all to see, and this officers supervisor or the DA can re-educate the officer on what the CCW permits the carrier to do. IE open carry on a campus.

  • Tuff decision to make, if you don't have the financial backing to prove a point. Roll the legal dice get a criminal record that will destroy future employment possibilitys. Shouldn't be that way. The NRA needs to send a straw man in to take a ticket. Nice Video

  • Officer was quite reasonable, but still wrong. Conversation was very respectful on both sides. My response would be to comply with whatever the officer says at the moment, and conceal. But let him know he is wrong, and set a time to sit down with the officer and the proper school leaders, and attorney general if possible, and discuss the issue, because you win.

  • The Cops are gun guys, but you shouldn't be--typical.

  • Cop does not know the law.

  • disturbing the peace and disorderly conduct the ......the threat of choice for all pigs when they have no other reason to charge you. so a student paying fees for college is now trespassing on the campus? god, cops are dumb

  • you pussy. if you say you are legally allowed to carry on campus why'd you back down. they shoved a load of crap down your throat about disorderly conduct and losing yor academics. the 2nd amendment supercedes the inconveinence of a citizen if there is no legal reason to stop you just because someone sees a gun on your hip). let them arrest you and sew them for false arrest and harrassment. get the point accross. or are you trying to make a point without a point, u gave in ~live free or die NH

  • Like Nick said, he has been OCing for three semesters and wasn't out to prove a point or be a martyr. He handled it in his own way and you are welcome to handle it in yours. At least he dealt with the problem and intelligently explained his rights to the officers, have you EVER done anything close to that?

  • Ok. I guess Utah CC law means nothing to this kids. Sending his messages to /dev/null.

    Chow.

  • And you further diminish your position by posturing without providing any references or sources to your comments.

    Look up the link the author provided which has current CC laws. You lack any understanding of Utah CC law. I on the other hand have a current CC as does my wife and most of my family. We have guns, ammo and are very familiar with the laws regarding their legal use, storage and handling.

    Thank you for your time. Now I think I'll go play some Counterstrike Source :-)

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  • since when?

    ;-)

  • I'm still digging through all your posts and am waiting to FIND a single post where you are backing up your claims.

    Cite reference/claims please.

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  • These LEO do not know what their talking about. Understand your rights and the law and standby your understanding. These guys are the King's soldiers and are only interested in a disarmed populace. The threat of a disorderly conduct charge is because they know you are in the right! Sometimes you must take a stand!

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  • Kinley1978 can you agree that under Utah state law 76-10-504 and 76-10-505 we all know where a fire arm cannot be taken? and also can you agree that under state law 76-10-523 persons with a CCW are exempt from 76-10-504 and 76-10-505? Can you also agree that whether prudent or not the student in question was obeying the law when the officers approached? With this knowledge do you feel that someone obeying the law should give up their right to do so based on the opinion of another?

  • Also, gentlemen let us refrain from resorting to name calling, it is not a very persuasive debate tactic. Thus far this has been a fairly intelligent debate to which I am thankful. Everyone's opinion is welcome but please base it on sound logic.

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  • NO ONE COMPLAINED!!!!

    A student CALLED IN TO ASK IF IT WAS LEGAL FOR ME TO BE CARRYING!!!

    Let's picture this:

    If I called in to dispatch to ask if a police officer was legally able to carry openly at school, guess what he/she would do? They would tell me yes. I would then ask for the exact Utah law that gives them that authority. They would respond with Utah code law 76-10-523 which in the very same breath that the officer is given the right to carry, I, as a CFP holder am allowed to carry too!

  • I tell you what. In Oklahoma I've seen armed security officers carry openly in front of cops and the public while off duty in uniform shopping at Wal-Mart. No one complains and no cops harass the security officer who's in complete violation of CLEET regulations. It must be the uniform that keeps them at ease. CLEET regulations, states that an armed security officer can only carry openly while on duty and only at their post. Should have asked him if he was trying to be your lawyer or a cop.

  • No sence arguing with a cop...just ask if you can leave and leave if they are don't with you. The Cop sounds like an Oathkeeper. That is a good thing. You should have had one of Sheriff Mack's books and handed him it and went on your way.

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  • You did nothing wrong here. I have a CC and have re-read the statues. I don't see the problem but then again I think cops in general don't understand the law as written by our legislature as well as they should.

    Thanks for sharing!

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  • let me set you straight you self righteous piece of crap, i live in Utah, i carry open 7 days a week. I've never been stopped by a cop in the 10 years I've carried open. that's reality you dense moron. you don't have to like it, but you will learn to live with it. your a sad human being.

  • @Kinley1978 unless there is a posted sign on the premises, i am not breaking any laws. the 21 year old adult in question did not break any law. he complied with a request from a police officer. clearly your to dense to comprehend the difference. nothing you say will change the fact that your ignorant when it comes to this situation. get the facts, or shut the hell up.

  • @Kinley1978 hey you pathetic self righteous douchebag. your the most ignorant piece of shit moron that I've ever seen on yt. your head is so far up your ass that your looking out of your own mouth. take your uneducated, ignorant opinion and fuck off.

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  • @Kinley1978 keep living your delusion moron. not you or any other moron will stop me from carrying open. your pathetic and ignorant. those aren't names moron ( that's a name ) those are words that describe your lack of understanding.

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  • @77camosoul Because it sounds like about 99% of the people in this world are completely ignorant of the law. Including but not limited to the police, 911, Kinley1978, and some students.

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  • @Kinley1978 Give me the address of your current location. I am going to call the police near you and tell them you are causing me alarm and should be arrested for DC. Me feeling alarmed=you getting arrested. That is your position.

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  • @Kinley1978 You seem to not care that STATE LAW allows him to carry at school. I have been in college classes with police officers before that have been carrying and no one was disrupted. You are making shit up again.

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  • @Kinley1978 One thing you made up is that he can be arrested for DC. Stating he caused "alarm". I saw students walking by casually not even really paying attention to the situation. Quite a bit of panic and alarm going on. Plus, that officer must cause quite a bit of alarm himself with his weapon on display at the campus.

  • @solomon8833 Not to mention that "alarm" must be cause by one of four things.....violence, noise on public property, noise on private property that reaches public, or obstructing vehicle and ped traffic.

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  • @Kinley1978 I feel like I am going in circles here because you keep repeating the same wrong bullshit over and over. If you are speaking on campus to a group of twenty students and a cop says someone called 911 and complained, then you think they should be charged with DC if they don't?

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  • @Kinley1978 The way you make it sound is that a policemans order is the Supreme Law of the Land. Maybe that is how it works in China, but this is the USA. Policeman don't make laws.

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  • @Kinley1978 You can't keep disregarding part of the law because it doesn't fit your argument. It makes you look like the buffoon you are. Tell me who was alarmed and why they were alarmed. Did he pull it out and start waving it around...breaking subsection (i)? Did he shoot it...breaking subsection (i) and (ii)? Did he go stand out in the middle of the road....breaking subsection (iv)? No. He did not do any of these things. He was peacefully hanging up banners causing NO ALARM. Idiot...

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  • @Kinley1978 Of course you aren't going to discuss it anymore because you are wrong. In your interpretation....I could sit here and call 911 on every person I saw and say they cause me alarm and you would arrest them. Why? I have no fucking clue why you think that?

  • @Kinley1978 TELL ME WHAT PART OF DISORDERLY CONDUCT APPLIES. Can you not comprehend this basic request? (a) is alone, but the alarm you are talking about in (b) must be caused from (i) through (iv). Do you understand?  No....of course you don't.

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  • @Kinley1978 You said he caused alarm. By what? Hanging up a school banner?

  • I was unaware of that, good information to know. Thanks for the input.

  • Kinley won't be back.

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  • Thanks for posting the video. I agree 100% with the poster and applaud his willingness to open carry and "push the issue" as the cop stated. I agree with your quote in the video of a right not excersized is not a right. I wish more states/schools would adopt the laws currently in place in Utah about carrying on campus'; I live in Oregon where hell will freeze over before anything like that would pass (unfortunately!) and it's really too bad. Good for you for knowing your rights!

  • When I say "let's not act like children" I'm referring to the juvenile sarcasm and the "I just never know when you've going to spontaneously get naked" and "WHAAA!!!" remarks.

    Guns in open light are disconcerting to me. It's as simple as that. It's not "torture." But it is unsettling. I understand that you probably think it should make people feel MORE safe, but it doesn't do that for me. It makes me feel less safe.

  • @ZacharyOlpin That is because you are ignorant. Sorry, but it is true.

  • @ZacharyOlpin

    It's perfectly okay and natural for people to derive fear from circumstances. Especially beyond our control. However our system of government and laws, especially in Utah, do not allow us to force other individuals to apease our fears.

    Some people may be genuinely afraid of guys with a nose ring (because of some past event) that doesn't allow us to force people with nose rings to take them off.

  • "Am I free to go?" That is the best thing you could have said!!

    When they're threatening you with aggression, it's ok to cave. Aggression by its very nature leaves you with no choice. To resist is still valid and admirable of course.

    Open carry is not for education IMHO. That's misguided. Open carry for self-defense and the fastest draw - that's why I do it.

  • What is happening here is that Kinley is just like these cops. He wants to use the LAW to enforce his OPINION. That is fascist. People like him will throw law abiding citizens in jail because he disagrees with them.

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  • WTF kind of nonsense is that? You have Constitutional rights until a cop walks up and takes them away? So if you are giving a speech to a group of students and the cop disagrees with what you say then he can arrest you for disorderly conduct?

  • Sadly I think that is the exact point that Kinley1978 is trying to make. You can have a constitutional right such as freedom of speech, but if your speech "annoys" some one they will call the cops. When the police arrive they cannot deprive you of your free speech but they can ask you to be quiet, after that the BS disorderly  charge is thrown out because now they claim you are "intending to annoy". I think it is time we get that law revised so as not to be forced into giving up rights.

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  • I've heard Nick say multiple times that he 'couldn't delete comments fast enough' on these videos (and I paraphrase that).

    Well, nothing is NECESSARY sir. LIVING isn't necessary. But things like wearing clothes we do because it brings comfort to ourselves and does so NOT at the expense of anothers'. I wear clothing to stay warm, and cover my body. And it doesn't bother anyone else. Some people carry guns openly because. . . why? And they do it at MY expense. BTW, let's not act like children.

  • I'm gonna go out on a limb here for you with a crazy hair-brained solution to this dilemma that is causing you soooooo much pain and suffering... pay attention, here it comes...

    [ If you don't want to see the gun, don't look at the gun. ]

    WHOA! I just concealed the gun for ya, just like you wanted! Isn't magic cool???

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  • You should stop deleting critical comments.

    It's pretty simple. Okay, you're within your legal rights. But it's still incredibly foolish. Is it NECESSARY to open-carry. I mean, really, what's the purpose. I know you claim that it's NOT to make a point or anything, but what else is it? And don't give me that bullshit about it being for quicker access in case some nut job comes on campus and starts shooting people.

    Guns make me nervous. So just put it away, for my sake. Not a big deal.

  • @ ZacharyOlpin Im afraid that the law is on the side of the CCW holder even when he chooses to OC. The possibility of making another person "nervous" while in compliance of the law does not mean that he is in the wrong. If you don't like to see guns then move to Kalifornia and every one will be happier.

  • I'm entirely aware that he's within his rights -- I made that clear. I'm only bothered by the fact that a person would insist on carrying a gun in plain sight where it can make people like me, who deserve to live in Kalifornia, apparently, nervous.

    All of us panic-ridden folk COULD move to California. That's a solution. But don't you think it would be a lot easier to just hide your weapons. Honestly, which is more difficult? Exporting a buncha people to California, or hiding some guns?