Liberals demand the banning of weapons!

[barfo]

OR, the truth, we do not know who will attack our homes and families next. There will always be someone trying to take away our homes and what we have.

Like I said, paranoid. In my lifetime, I've never once had the need to get together with my neighbors and tally up our weapons because of an impending attack. Could it happen? Sure, I suppose. But what if the attack is from aliens that can only be repelled with marshmallows? Do you have enough marshmallows in your house to defend yourself?

Taking away guns in the USA will not stop violent mass attacks. It will only change the weapon used from guns to bombs, which are more deadly.

I see. We actually want crazy people to be able to shoot up shopping malls, because that keeps them from using bombs. Clever! Hope the crazies don't read this, or they might start shopping at the local bomb store instead of the local gun store.

barfo

 

[oldfisherman]

Like I said, paranoid. In my lifetime, I've never once had the need to get together with my neighbors and tally up our weapons because of an impending attack.

barfo

You may not have had to tally up weapons in your lifetime, but others in the USA have.

Q. Do you know who is responsible for many of the violent riots in the USA?
A. Sports fans. Case closed.

Some of the scariest most irrational people I have ever encountered are on sports forums like this one. (That includes 6 years in the Marine Corps during the Vietnam War).

 

[MarAzul]

You'll be long gone by the time the machines rise up and overthrow their human masters.

Probably true, but no doubt, I will see several attempts to outlaw any weapon, not just better ones.

 

[magnifier661]

One could draw some other morals from that story. Like, Americans today are far more paranoid about "Indian attacks" than the early settlers were.

barfo

Have you had bad curry?!?! That shit can kill ya

 

[barfo]

Have you had bad curry?!?! That shit can kill ya

I've spent a bunch of time in India, I am familiar with the issue.

barfo

 

[donkiez]

How dare anyone challenge my right to have a automated drone army, making kill decisions free of human control. How the hell am I suppose to protect my family?

 

[magnifier661]

How dare anyone challenge my right to have a automated drone army, making kill decisions free of human control. How the hell am I suppose to protect my family?

With a rubber band gun

 

[Voodoo]

One could draw some other morals from that story. Like, Americans today are far more paranoid about "Indian attacks" than the early settlers were.

barfo

Give the guy a break, just look at his name he was probably one of those guys counting up the guns in that village in Idaho.

 

[Voodoo]

How dare anyone challenge my right to have a automated drone army, making kill decisions free of human control. How the hell am I suppose to protect my family?

Don't worry man, the constitution has you covered under the second amendment! I don't see what could possibly go wrong with having no regulation over fully autonomous weaponry, it's pretty clear the founding fathers had the foresight to ensure that drones should be protected from regulation from the federal government.

 

[BrianFromWA]

^wouldn't be a ton that could go wrong unless your outlaw neighbor was the only one with them.