James Harden got arrested in Houston because his gun was allegedly sitting in his car without a holster.
In Texas.
A constitutional carry state.
Same gun. Same car. Same person.
But if it’s in a holster, he drives home.
If it’s sitting bare on the seat, he gets booked.
That’s the kind of technicality that turns a law-abiding person into a criminal overnight.
And here’s the part nobody wants to answer:
Does a holster actually make him safer?
Or does it just give the government one more box to check before they cuff you?
Because the criminals carjacking people at 3 AM in Houston are not worried about holster laws.
The only people these laws usually trap are the ones trying to follow the law in the first place.
So be honest…
Should James Harden have been arrested over this?
Or is Texas pretending to be pro-2A while still letting tiny technicalities chip away at your rights?
Drop your answer below.
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