CCW and Income

[rrneck]

Do you consider yourself financially insecure, stable, or secure? Are you pro or anti CCW? The options presented do not necessarily refer to class (low, middle, upper) but to one's personal evaluation of his or her economic prospects.

CCW stands for, generally speaking, the carraige of firearms in public. (Concealed Carry Weapon).

[cleanhippie]

1. Pro and Stable

both fiscally AND mentally. :)

[mrmpa]

2. Define CCW, please......Carrying Concealed Weapon??

I'm going to vent, not at you, rneck, but just in general. Often I blow off posts, that assume, every reader knows what the definitions are of acronyms, or who a certain person is. Only reason I'm guessing CCW is carrying a concealed weapon, is because I googled it.

[rrneck]

3. Oops, my bad.

I post here too much. CCW stands generally for the carraige of firearms in public. Usually with a permit of some sort although some states now do not require it.

Sorry for the confusion, poll has been updated.

[mrmpa]

4. Thank you!!!!

[Atypical Liberal]

5. In this day and age...

In this day and age who can consider themselves financially secure?

[one-eyed fat man]

6. Easy...

Any man that makes more money than his wife can spend is financially secure.

[benEzra]

7. Would need to define "financially secure."

I have a good income, but I also have a 12-year-old who has had two open-heart surgeries, nine angioplasties, a pharyngeal flap surgery, and a Ladd procedure, and his ongoing challenges prevent my wife from working to supplement our income, so we don't have much disposable income right now even though we live in a small house and drive old cars. So "it depends."