2 chapters across the catalog
The founding of Open Carry Texas is discussed through the experience of a white veteran who was harassed by police while hiking with a rifle. The hosts use this to illustrate that while all gun owners face harassment, the ability to "push back" against police is a right that should be equally accessible to black citizens.
Former Austin Police Chief Art Acevedo is criticized for his logic that open carry is dangerous because criminals might target individuals to steal their guns. The hosts dismiss this as "un-American thinking" and characterize Acevedo as a politician rather than a dedicated law enforcement officer.
