I carry two pocket knives just about everywhere. No one knows they're there. Is his big ol' ego knife a more effective tool than my knives? He's making a statement. How that statement gets interpreted is out of his hands.
Last summer a guy carried an AR into a farmer's market here in Wisconsin. He told people he was making a point. What was his point? That he could be more effective at bargaining for a peck of tomatoes with a gun slung across his back? Carrying something like that into a place like that is stupid. It puts all involved on edge, including the responding police officers. Had he come on my farm with that piece, he would have been told to leave or disarm. How would he have responded to that order?
If you want to make a statement, fine. Just be aware that you have NO IDEA on how people you do not know will respond.
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