Reply #29: It's called 'gun safety', not 'gun love', but I don't expect *you* to know the difference... [View All]

[Ghost in the Machine]

Really, I mean, what's the bloody point?

So people don't do what this idiot did? :shrug:


Hunt? That's absurd, I live in a civilized place, we have great stores.

Who gives a fuck where *you* live? Do *you* speak for all Americans? I didn't think so. I live way out in the country in rural Tennessee. Hunting subsists many families here. Poor families that may otherwise not be able to afford to eat every day.


Protect my house? OK, occasionally useful. Not so far, but I suppose there could be a situation here and there. Far better to work for a better neighborhood and a strong police force.

A better neighborhood and strong police force?? See my above reply.. there's 12 homes in *my* neighborhood... and the police station is 15 miles away and staffs 4 officers... I'll depend on MYSELF for protection, thank you very much.


Stand up for one's rights? Hahahahaha, where were the gun-nuts when habeas corpus was revoked?

Are you suggesting/advocating armed revolution? The cognitive dissonance must have your head about to explode. I don't think it's permissible to advocate armed revolution on this board. Maybe a visit from Homeland Security is in order for you??


Hay, you want to inculcate your impressionable kids into gun culture, be my guest. I've got no problem waiting for gun-nuttery to slowly die out as we finally take this country to the 21st century.

Hay is what cows & horses eat around here. :-) I'll teach my children gun safety until I'm sure they have it down pat... then I'll teach them some more. Your constant use of the term "gun-nuttery" only showcases your ignorance and reactionary thoughts about the subject of guns and gun owners. I hope *you* aren't teaching *any* children *anything*... they'll grow up to be warped...


Peace,

Ghost