Former Marine Henry said he approached a Memorial Day Open Carry rally, which took place in Fort Worth, with no ill will. A gun owner and a video producer, he hoped to make a video of the demonstrators and sell it to them.

But he was instantly accosted, he said, by men with semiautomatics demanding to know who he was and what he was doing. “Two or three guys immediately began bombarding me with questions,” he said. “These are armed strangers engaging an unarmed citizen.”

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The name of Henry’s production company and his phone number was displayed on the rear window of his Chevrolet Tahoe.
He then departed for a trip out of town. Henry was just past the city limits, he said, when the first of many phone calls with death threats started.

Open Carry member Joseph Tye posted his video of the encounter — including Henry’s phone number — on YouTube. Tye attached this comment: “James Henry apparently does not like Texans lawfully exercising their right to carry guns. He also is apparently an ardent atheist that has a foul mouth and is quite negative toward peaceful Christian people.”

For the record, Henry said, he’s an agnostic. Such online activity, he said, serves to antagonize and incite. “They are well aware that they are provoking some of their more unstable ranks.”

Henry now carries a .38 revolver — concealed — in his car. “I have a firearm on me now, not because I’m afraid of gangs,” he said, “but because I’m afraid of my fellow gun owners.”

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