at one time in my life I would scour the net finding newspapers, big or small, that were listing ccw holders.
I tricked a young reporter gal working at night all alone in the newspaper office into giving me her full name
"hello, my name chris karma, writer for gun rights media, who is this?"
She told me and I asked her for her personal information "so I can publish it on various gun rights news organizations".
Her reply was pure gold, she couldn't understand why I would do that.
I told her that it was because the paper she worked for was revealing the names and addresses of ccw holders.
She was upset, thinking that it was OK for her paper to do it because of the 1st amendment - that her paper had a duty to inform who had guns and a license to carry.
I told her that I had a first amendment too, it was my duty to inform my readers where she lived and that she had pens and a computer that can get on the internet .
In 3 seconds I had her picture, the college she graduated from - she was practically crying because she thought it was terrible I was going to put this on the web.
I went to bed and didn't post her info at GRM because I figured she got a taste of her own medicine and besides, GRM isn't as popular as TFL.
The next day the newspaper eliminated the links to gun owners information and released a statement along the lines that it decided it was to controversial and inflammatory
