They Don't Have a Constitutional Right to Feel Warm and Fuzzy': Texas Open Carry Rally Attendees Make Their Voices Heard

Open Carry Tarrant County held an rally Saturday, with guns out and available for viewing, outside a Home Depot in North Richland Hills, Texas, according to WFAA-TV in Dallas/Ft. Worth.

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"I understand people get nervous when they see people walking around with guns, but they should understand they don't have a Constitutional right to feel warm and fuzzy," open carry supporter Chris Donawho told WFAA, "but we do have a Constitutional right to keep and bear arms."

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About 150 supporters of open carry showed up for the rally and raffle for ammunition and tickets to see the Texas Rangers play baseball while a small counter-demonstration from members of Moms Demand Action for Gun Sense in America and others took place.

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The rally comes on the heels of restaurants Chipotle, Sonic, and Chili's banning guns as well as angry Memorial Day exchange between a Marine vet and an open carry group in Fort Worth.