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Never needed one.  My work badge and creds was good in all 50 states and US territories and whenever DoS granted it.  My retired badge still affords the same.

So i guess I don't have a CCW like you fine gentlemen do.

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Preparedness and Survival / Re: 'Rich Dad' is a prepper
« on: August 05, 2011, 08:09:21 AM »
yeah no joke,  how much does he charge forhis seminars. 

 O0

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Preparedness and Survival / Re: 'Rich Dad' is a prepper
« on: August 04, 2011, 07:52:16 PM »
dregs you da MAN!  i don't really like thetechnology thing.  i'm more old school paper and pen and most of all talking face to face. 

but you da man

i luv those pics of yours

 :shaka:
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Preparedness and Survival / Re: 'Rich Dad' is a prepper
« on: August 03, 2011, 07:50:50 PM »
I would have to agree TP!  I have been back to the islands many times.  After seeing what is outside of the aina it is shocking.  I've seen young children with guns in their hands and with no remorse use it to a deadly outcome.  Having grown up and a large family still in the islands I don't think they are ready to understand with enough emotional maturity to comprehend what it means to have a tool such as a firearm.  I'm assuming people like you use these tools for the preservation of rights that our counry has to offer.  For that mahalo brother!  I too have done my time.  I come back home and see how people in hawaii just want to carry a gun for their ego and/or power trip.  I've seen these in the past two years I have been at the events HRA and certain people put on. 

I'll bet you can understand this, it's not a man with a gun that is dangerous, it's a man that is motivated to flaunt a gun that is truly dangerous.  I agree with your insight that people in hawaii need more skills training and I have to attest that it's not just "here is the gun and this is how you shoot" but it's more of RESPONSIBILITY with a firearm is what is needed in the islands.  I don't think (based on using weapons to put food on the table for my family) that simply holding a gun makes you a trained person. 

Those trainers and the people pushing for gun rights should teach what is invovled in being armed in public. 

To all those guys holding a gun it does not my power(You know who you are).  Understanding how NOT to use a gun in angry is true power.  You all have a powerful weapon that you are all born with!  it's that thing between your ears!

BTW Daniel Oshima it's called your BRAIN!

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