Guns!

[marvin martian]

It's not Freudian nor Jungian psychology.

It's knowing Righties whose gun lust has them playing soldier in the woods on weekends while their SO plays with her lover's big black replacement for battery operated solutions to the Dickless Wonder husband's 20 gauge mistress.

Sexist and racist? You're a good Democrat!

 

[Macabee]

It's not Freudian nor Jungian psychology.

It's knowing Righties whose gun lust has them playing soldier in the woods on weekends while their SO plays with her lover's big black replacement for battery operated solutions to the Dickless Wonder husband's 20 gauge mistress.

You're even queerer than Zaor.......you must be from Frisco.

 

[Ben Arnold]

Sexist and racist? You're a good Democrat!

I think your wife is going merit based, with color being incidental.

Imagine what her thought would be: They come in sizes longer than 4 inches?! (note color not the motivation)

 

[Ben Arnold]

You're even queerer than Zaor.......you must be from Frisco.

Nah; if I were I'd be attracted to Rightie gun nuts, since it would be way less painful, if I could feel it even.

 

[marvin martian]

I think your wife is going merit based, with color being incidental.

Imagine what her thought would be: They come in sizes longer than 4 inches?! (note color not the motivation)

Wow, your daddy issues are just right out there in front of everyone...

 

[Ben Arnold]

Wow, your daddy issues are just right out there in front of everyone...

Perhaps. And I'll see a therapist and take meds if prescribed.

Meanwhile, you might want to shift your attention from your compensation piece and weekend outings with losers in camo and attend to the wifey's needs.

Just a thought.

 

[marvin martian]

Perhaps. And I'll see a therapist and take meds if prescribed.

Meanwhile, you might want to shift your attention from your compensation piece and weekend outings with losers in camo and attend to the wifey's needs.

Just a thought.

Good luck with the shrink, and do try to keep your racism in check, it makes you a better person if you can at least hide it.

 

[Ben Arnold]

Good luck with the shrink, and do try to keep your racism in check, it makes you a better person if you can at least hide it.

Thanks. I'll let you now how it goes.

Best of luck to you and yours.

Happy Holidays,

Ben A

 

[freyasman]

"The public" has no training, no hierarchy, no mandate, no authority, no deserved trust, no marked cars, no radios dispatching them to to crime scenes and no uniforms. If they have any common sense, it's a coincidence. It's not required to own a gun. Kinda important to be a police officer, though.

Other than that, they're just like the police.

I'd like to address the bolded portion; if you or I observe a violent crime in progress, we have the inherent authority that all men (and women) have to stop it. We are not mandated (and neither are the police bound to) to do so, but wouldn't any decent person try? Also, I do feel that the public is entitled to a certain amount of "deserved trust", (although I would probably call it "benefit of the doubt"), and I act accordingly.
The training issue is certainly a point, but what kind of training are we talking about? I know plenty of people whose level of tactical firearms training and experience far outclasses the average LEO, including myself. (Hell, I've been in, and won, more gunfights than some police departments....) A more relevant type of training would be in conflict resolution, scaling force, and how to de-escalate a potentially violent encounter, and in that area, the police damn well should be better trained.
If we trust people to exercise all their other civil rights responsibly, with no prior restraint, such as voting, and free speech, we shouldn't treat the right to keep and bear arms any differently.

 

[Dawg]

I think your wife is going merit based, with color being incidental.

Imagine what her thought would be: They come in sizes longer than 4 inches?! (note color not the motivation)

Experience be thy knowledge.........winersnicker...........be☻

 

[freyasman]

NRA Sheeple.

I took some NRA courses. They were lead by arrogant, loud mouthed, dumb, uber right wing [Unwelcome language removed]. They were an utter waste of time. What took them several weekends to "teach" could have been "taught" in under 15 minutes.

Bombastic, bulbous bellied, blowhards is what most NRA instructors are.

(Yes I agree Ben Arnold: That guy in the photo watching FOX "NEWS" with his loaded assault rifle was probably thinking of masturbating his gun off after his family members went to bed).

Dude, where in NY are you? I was in Watertown for a few years, and as aggravating as the gun laws in that state were to me, the people I met, including other shooters, were all pretty cool. Where are you at that all the NRA members are like that? I've never seen anything (not even a little bit) like what you're describing among NRA instructors....

 

[Dawg]

Wow, your daddy issues are just right out there in front of everyone...

amazed his wife would actually tell him that on her way out for a good time at night√

 

[Dawg]

Perhaps. And I'll see a therapist and take meds if prescribed.

Meanwhile, you might want to shift your attention from your compensation piece and weekend outings with losers in camo and attend to the wifey's needs.

Just a thought.

'eat more peaches'☻

 

[freyasman]

Gramps is a perverted old man who serves up women and children to criminal illegal aliens....


January 8, 2013

Mother of two protects children from home invader, The Atlanta Journal Constitution, Atlanta, Ga. 01/04/13
A mother of two was home with her children in Loganville, Ga. when she heard a repeated knocking at the door. Concerned, the mother called her husband, who told her to “get the kids and hide.” The mother complied, retrieving a gun and taking her children to a crawlspace. By the time they were hidden, the criminal who had been knocking at the door had made it inside the house and was making his way towards the closet where the family was hiding. The home invader opened the crawlspace door, at which point the mother fired six shots from a .38-caliber revolver, striking the criminal five times. The mother kept the revolver trained on the home invader as he exited the house. Once outside, the criminal tried to flee in his vehicle, but only made it a short distance before he was captured by police. Walton County Sheriff Joe Chapman commented that “When you got five bullets in you, it makes you kind of disoriented.” The proud husband praised his wife following the incident, stating, “My wife’s a hero… She protected her kids. She did what she was supposed to do.”
FULL STORY

OK, hold up there guy.... gramps is a good guy who has some opinions I don't necessarily agree with, but calling him a "pervert" is outta line. You need to shitcan that bs....

 

[freyasman]

Yes, of course they vote for Tea Baggers / Republicans and yes they are from Arizona:

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(Notice the baby's hand wrapped around the barrel of her gun... Great gun safety there, I tell ya!)

That's the stock; the barrel is the other end..... I thought you said you build rifles????

 

[Dawg]

"The public" has no training, no hierarchy, no mandate, no authority, no deserved trust, no marked cars, no radios dispatching them to to crime scenes and no uniforms. If they have any common sense, it's a coincidence. It's not required to own a gun. Kinda important to be a police officer, though.

Other than that, they're just like the police.

There are more trained Veterans than there are police trained the same and it's clear police are not as well trained as Veterans:

http://www.cbsnews.com/news/christo...t-women-shot-by-lapd-officers-had-no-warning/

Hell, most teens that just passed Safety Shooting Class better trained than those police............weigh much-much less......(have a donut w/that joint)☻

 

[marvin martian]

That's the stock; the barrel is the other end..... I thought you said you build rifles????

He does, here's an example of one of his high quality builds:

 

[Ben Arnold]

Experience be thy knowledge.........winersnicker...........be☻

Isn't working for you. What's up with that?

 

[American Patriot]

I own many guns. I enjoy shooting sports like skeet and trap, I also like target shooting. I was raised around hunting, shooting sports and fishing. I had my first gun at the age of 12. In my humble opinion a gun is a lot like a tool, it can be used correctly and responsibly or it can be grossly misused, usually with tragic results. I have no problem with background checks and keeping weapons out of the hands of known criminals. I was trained how to handle and operate guns safely and responsibly. People who commit acts of violence using a gun are the real problem, not the gun itself. Most who commit these acts are either mentally challenged or completely deranged. Blaming the gun is a lot like blaming the match for the forest fire. What puzzles me are those who want to take away all the guns, this is an impossibility, the law abiding citizens have a right to own and carry a firearm if they have the appropriate training and paperwork. Both my wife and myself have concealed carry permits. My wife carries a small caliber .380 in her purse and I am certain she is capable of using it should the situation arise. I rarely carry a firearm as I do not feel the need to arm myself all the time. It is however reassuring to know we have firearms in my home. You may call me a gun nut but I see it quite differently. I have had the privilege to enjoy hunting most of my life, I always eat what I kill and I buy my hunting licence and obey the rules. Guns have been around a very long time, politicians and many on the far far left want guns confiscated. This will never happen as the people who obey the law and enjoy their firearms will never allow that to happen. The solution to the gun problem is very simple, we need to keep guns out of the hands of those who are mentally unstable and those who are criminals, this of course is a lot easier said than done.

 

[Ben Arnold]

I own many guns. I enjoy shooting sports like skeet and trap, I also like target shooting. I was raised around hunting, shooting sports and fishing. I had my first gun at the age of 12. In my humble opinion a gun is a lot like a tool, it can be used correctly and responsibly or it can be grossly misused, usually with tragic results. I have no problem with background checks and keeping weapons out of the hands of known criminals. I was trained how to handle and operate guns safely and responsibly. People who commit acts of violence using a gun are the real problem, not the gun itself. Most who commit these acts are either mentally challenged or completely deranged. Blaming the gun is a lot like blaming the match for the forest fire. What puzzles me are those who want to take away all the guns, this is an impossibility, the law abiding citizens have a right to own and carry a firearm if they have the appropriate training and paperwork. Both my wife and myself have concealed carry permits. My wife carries a small caliber .380 in her purse and I am certain she is capable of using it should the situation arise. I rarely carry a firearm as I do not feel the need to arm myself all the time. It is however reassuring to know we have firearms in my home. You may call me a gun nut but I see it quite differently. I have had the privilege to enjoy hunting most of my life, I always eat what I kill and I buy my hunting licence and obey the rules. Guns have been around a very long time, politicians and many on the far far left want guns confiscated. This will never happen as the people who obey the law and enjoy their firearms will never allow that to happen. The solution to the gun problem is very simple, we need to keep guns out of the hands of those who are mentally unstable and those who are criminals, this of course is a lot easier said than done.

Supreme Court ruled you're okie doke, and self protection, especially in the home, is protected by 2A. No worries.