Well, I cannot even buy a cold can of beer at a convenient store in the state of Indiana!

[imanamerican63]

But I can a lethal weapon in Walmart? This is what our country is coming too? Got to love GOPer controlling Governor! They told me that I can go to liquor store and buy cold beer there. That is not a good idea! Drive my semi truck to a liquor store and then put in my truck and drive back to the truck stop! Then a cop stops me only to get hung up in tickets and lose my job cause I have liquor in my truck while I am operating a commercial vehicle!

[Demobrat]

1. It's illegal to drink and drive.

But it’s not illegal to drink and carry a loaded gun. This is not what we’re coming to. It’s where we are.

[roamer65]

2. In Michigan, the BAC limit for anyone carrying a concealed pistol is 0.02

Much lower than what it is for driving. If you blow over 0.02 and have the pistol concealed you can kiss that CPL goodbye for 1-3 years or permanently if you blow 0.1 or over.

Good luck on getting the gun back as well.

[Demobrat]

3. Good. Nice to hear.

I was thinking about Texas, and the recently passed law there that anybody can carry, no license, background check, or training required.

[roamer65]

4. I have no idea on TX.

I expect it’s insane just like FL.

Oddly enough, Vermont has a no permit required system for concealed carry. But VT is a state of maybe 700,000 max. Far cry from the population of TX.

[betsuni]

5. I'm sorry. Here in Japan I can buy a cold can of beer at the convenience store down the street

and sip it right out in public on the stroll back home, perfectly legal. No guns.

[ShazzieB]

6. Well, don't forget, Indiana is the state that gave us

Mike Pence!

Somehow, it doesn't surprise me that the place would have some crazy laws.

[smirkymonkey]

7. This country is insane.

Some states more than others. And our attitude toward guns is the reason. I will never get this fetish as long as I live.

[Klaralven]

8. It's democracy at work - the people of Indiana elected representatives who passed those laws

The states are the laboratories of democracy.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Laboratories_of_democracy

[DFW]

9. Well, in that case

Surely Indiana must have some inconvenient stores somewhere?

(Sorry, couldn't resist)

[imanamerican63]

10. ......