Garand Illusion
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Just a little something to roll your eyes up and hopefully get mad about on a Thursday afternoon:
Yes! That's the kind of world we NRA members really want! A world where anybody can shoot anybody for any reason! That's the world I want for my family!
Wow. Because if you DARE believe in self defense for law abiding citizens, clearly the aforementioned world is what you want.
And as has been written about here ad nauseum, the Mr. Horn story from Texas is a little more complex than has been stated. And it wasn't the police telling him to stay in his house -- it was a 911 operator reading from a script who wasn't there.
Just like the 911 operator who told the students in the library at Columbine to stay under the tables and not flee the building, which is where the murders found them. If you let a 911 operator be responsible for your safety, you are in big trouble.
In that last sentence, they give away their own personalities. Because they are not armed, they don't vent their irritations by shooting anybody. Because if they had guns, that's what they'd do. Which is why they don't want us (sane people) to have guns.
I've actually been carrying a gun during verbal altercations that turned quite loud, and AMAZINGLY, my weapon stayed in its holster. It wasn't even discussed or shown, as it stayed concealed. Even if one of those arguments had turned violent (unlikely, as I would have tried to walk away before that happened) I wouldn't have drawn unless I truly thought my life was on the line and I had already done everything I could do avoid the assault.
What a sick view of mankind these anti's have.
What happened in Texas is indicative of a man who aggressively defended his neighborhood against criminals. Maybe too aggressively -- courts may have to decide. It wasn't a grievance, it was a response to an active crime.
What happened in Atlanta (a man shooting a construction worker for being loud) is a crime, plain and simple. Not covered by any castle doctrine or any other law supported by the NRA. We do NOT accept that and never will.
The idiocy about the constitution is too stupid to go into here.
Just a little something to roll your eyes up and hopefully get mad about on a Thursday afternoon:
Yes! That's the kind of world we NRA members really want! A world where anybody can shoot anybody for any reason! That's the world I want for my family!
Wow. Because if you DARE believe in self defense for law abiding citizens, clearly the aforementioned world is what you want.
And as has been written about here ad nauseum, the Mr. Horn story from Texas is a little more complex than has been stated. And it wasn't the police telling him to stay in his house -- it was a 911 operator reading from a script who wasn't there.
Just like the 911 operator who told the students in the library at Columbine to stay under the tables and not flee the building, which is where the murders found them. If you let a 911 operator be responsible for your safety, you are in big trouble.
In that last sentence, they give away their own personalities. Because they are not armed, they don't vent their irritations by shooting anybody. Because if they had guns, that's what they'd do. Which is why they don't want us (sane people) to have guns.
I've actually been carrying a gun during verbal altercations that turned quite loud, and AMAZINGLY, my weapon stayed in its holster. It wasn't even discussed or shown, as it stayed concealed. Even if one of those arguments had turned violent (unlikely, as I would have tried to walk away before that happened) I wouldn't have drawn unless I truly thought my life was on the line and I had already done everything I could do avoid the assault.
What a sick view of mankind these anti's have.
What happened in Texas is indicative of a man who aggressively defended his neighborhood against criminals. Maybe too aggressively -- courts may have to decide. It wasn't a grievance, it was a response to an active crime.
What happened in Atlanta (a man shooting a construction worker for being loud) is a crime, plain and simple. Not covered by any castle doctrine or any other law supported by the NRA. We do NOT accept that and never will.
The idiocy about the constitution is too stupid to go into here.