MARIS61
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fingerprint recognition on the trigger?
In the words of the great philosopher, Neil Peart (a Canadian, Speeds);
You don't get something for nothing
You can't have freedom for free
This clearly shows you have no clue why the 2nd Amendment was written, you know next to nothing about guns or hunting, and you don't have the stones required to live as a free man.
What if i want to hunt birds? No shotguns allowed?
If you choose not to decide, you still have made a choice.
So the maples formed a union
And demanded equal rights
"The oaks are just too greedy;
We will make them give us light."
Now there is no more oak oppression,
For they passed a noble law,
And the trees are all kept equal
By hatchet, axe, and saw.
Thankfully he seems to have gotten over his Ayn Rand kick in the last few decades.
•A 1997 high school shooting in Pearl, Miss., was halted by the school's vice principal after he retrieved the Colt .45 he kept in his truck.
•A 1998 middle school shooting ended when a man living next door heard gunfire and apprehended the shooter with his shotgun.
•A 2002 terrorist attack at an Israeli school was quickly stopped by an armed teacher and a school guard.
•A 2002 law school shooting in Grundy, Va., came to an abrupt conclusion when students carrying firearms confronted the shooter.
•A 2007 mall shooting in Ogden, Utah, ended when an armed off-duty police officer intervened.
•A 2009 workplace shooting in Houston, Texas, was halted by two coworkers who carried concealed handguns.
•A 2012 church shooting in Aurora, Colo., was stopped by a member of the congregation carrying a gun.
•At the recent mall shooting in Portland, Ore., the gunman took his own life minutes after being confronted by a shopper carrying a concealed weapon.
So I'm just curious... for those of you who believe that the second amendment is for protection from a tyrannical government, isn't an assault rifle the exact thing that we should be owning? You're not going to do much with hunting rifles if you're intent on protecting your country.
So I'm just curious... for those of you who believe that the second amendment is for protection from a tyrannical government, isn't an assault rifle the exact thing that we should be owning? You're not going to do much with hunting rifles if you're intent on protecting your country.
And I fail to see how gun ownership protects individuals from illegal search and seizure. The laws in our country protect us from them coming in, and citizens have the rights and abilities to go to court to protect themselves in that situation. A group of cops coming to search your house without a warrant becomes a much bigger situation if you then decide to pull a gun on them. I don't think they get warrants just because they fear home owners shooting them if they don't.
And you mention vietnam and afghanistan. Yet they aren't or weren't defending their country solely with the use of items that would be legal firearms in our country, so it's an irrelevant point.
http://freedomslighthouse.net/2012/...more-than-that-about-self-defense-video-2010/
“I had a lot of bad people after me and I carried a gun every place I went. . . But for me, guns are more than that. In fact, the most important part of guns as far as I’m concerned in my personal life is the recreational aspect of guns.”
-- Harry Reid
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why is the government planning this massive attack anyways? If they so desired, one missile would take out waco, problem solved. Unless oyu think they're worried about killing i nnocent people, which then begs the question why a war is happening at all.
Ban cars because they hurt more people than guns.
this same dumb argument. cars serve a realistic purpose outside of death.
this same dumb argument. cars serve a realistic purpose outside of death.
