4 year old shoots herself

[PlatyPius 5]

What I find funny though is that some of the same people who will cling to the 2nd Amendment and go on about THEIR RIGHTS (damn it) are the first to say it's okay for the government to dig into personal records, to be monitored by the government, etc. all in the name of "homeland security". It seems contradictory to me.

kinda like those who say it's not ok for the goverment to dig into personal records, or for the government to monitor people, or any form of homeland security yet they are all for taking away guns from the law abiding population?

When did I say (and find it in this thread please) that guns should be taken away from RESPONSIBLE, well trained people? If y'all feel the need to hang on to your gun for safety, so be it. I DO wish their were some tighter controls though.

show me where i said you said it

you implied with your little

HA!

i'm not always talking about you

Yes you are. Everytime I PM you, you wax on about Fracas and how cool she is. I think the nun thing has something to do with it, though.... did you have a thing for the sisters in Catholic school?

[Sister Fracas 5]

Maybe you two need a time out!

we haven't even gotten going... LOL

[Ban Hammer 14,177]

What I find funny though is that some of the same people who will cling to the 2nd Amendment and go on about THEIR RIGHTS (damn it) are the first to say it's okay for the government to dig into personal records, to be monitored by the government, etc. all in the name of "homeland security". It seems contradictory to me.

kinda like those who say it's not ok for the goverment to dig into personal records, or for the government to monitor people, or any form of homeland security yet they are all for taking away guns from the law abiding population?

When did I say (and find it in this thread please) that guns should be taken away from RESPONSIBLE, well trained people? If y'all feel the need to hang on to your gun for safety, so be it. I DO wish their were some tighter controls though.

show me where i said you said it

you implied with your little

HA!

i'm not always talking about you

Yes you are. Everytime I PM you, you wax on about Fracas and how cool she is. I think the nun thing has something to do with it, though.... did you have a thing for the sisters in Catholic school?

shhhhh

Maybe you two need a time out!

we haven't even gotten going... LOL

yeah, last time i had to sit in the corner with sister fracas she wouldn't keep her hands to herself.

[Sister Fracas 5]

yeah, last time i had to sit in the corner with sister fracas she wouldn't keep her hands to herself.

well you DID bring one of your big guns...

see how I brought that back on topic!

Edited June 10, 2008 by Sister Fracas

[Ban Hammer 14,177]

yeah, last time i had to sit in the corner with sister fracas she wouldn't keep her hands to herself.

well you DID bring one of your big guns...

see how I brought that back on topic!

and you kept wanting to "fire the pistol"

[william_wallace 8]

Who started this

[Sister Fracas 5]

Who started this

*holds mirror up for William*

[william_wallace 8]

Sorry.

[Sister Fracas 5]

Sorry.

s'alright... rebeccajo is here now, she's not a huge fan of fire power either...

[rebeccajo 14]

Sorry.

s'alright... rebeccajo is here now, she's not a huge fan of fire power either...

Here's what I think is so contradictory about the 2nd Amendment as it relates to things in the US today.

We've got the right to own a gun to protect ourselves from a government run amuck.

Now, it seems to me we've got a load of people with good jobs and fully bellies who are mildly irritated about the cost of gasoline but hey - they can afford it, it doesn't affect them so big deal. A lot of these people think the current government is running just fine.

We've also got a load of people who are crunching the numbers in their heads all day at work, wondering how when they drive home that evening if they've got enough gas in the tank to make it to the deep-discount grocer to pick up a can of Spam for dinner. A lot of these people think the government is screwing them and they probably have a cousin over in Iraq.

If the second group of people ever get pissed off enough to rise up against the government who isn't paying attention to how they are going to get to work or buy milk, the first group of people is gonna think they are out of line - and pretty soon everybody is gonna be shooting at each other.

Then we're gonna have marshall law - and won't that be pretty.

[PlatyPius 5]

Sorry.

s'alright... rebeccajo is here now, she's not a huge fan of fire power either...

Here's what I think is so contradictory about the 2nd Amendment as it relates to things in the US today.

We've got the right to own a gun to protect ourselves from a government run amuck.

Now, it seems to me we've got a load of people with good jobs and fully bellies who are mildly irritated about the cost of gasoline but hey - they can afford it, it doesn't affect them so big deal. A lot of these people think the current government is running just fine.

We've also got a load of people who are crunching the numbers in their heads all day at work, wondering how when they drive home that evening if they've got enough gas in the tank to make it to the deep-discount grocer to pick up a can of Spam for dinner. A lot of these people think the government is screwing them and they probably have a cousin over in Iraq.

If the second group of people ever get pissed off enough to rise up against the government who isn't paying attention to how they are going to get to work or buy milk, the first group of people is gonna think they are out of line - and pretty soon everybody is gonna be shooting at each other.

Then we're gonna have marshall law - and won't that be pretty.

I can kinda see your point....

*munches on SPAM sandwich*

[Peikko 1,575]

This was a woman with a concealed weapon permit? The example of responsible gun ownership?

Yes, of course accidents happen, but guns are tools designed to kill and are very efficient. It is possible to kill with other tools but the efficiency rate drops dramatically hence why our troops aren't all armed with plastic bags and knives.

Still, you guys love your guns and of course granny does need to protect herself from those muggers in Sams...

[Trumplestiltskin 5,791]

This was a woman with a concealed weapon permit? The example of responsible gun ownership?

Yes, of course accidents happen, but guns are tools designed to kill and are very efficient. It is possible to kill with other tools but the efficiency rate drops dramatically hence why our troops aren't all armed with plastic bags and knives.

Still, you guys love your guns and of course granny does need to protect herself from those muggers in Sams...

I wonder if there's a special forces unit in Iraq that's trained exclusively in the art of killing with common household objects: plastic bags, paper plates, elastic bands and paper-clips.

I can see it now - each soldier is equipped with a several packets of Glad Bags and a roll of cling film

They probably parachute out of the plane using a giant Force Flex bag

I'm sure you've heard the rumours of the SAS Blue Peter unit - notorious for their skill with pipe cleaners and sticky-backed plastic

Edited June 10, 2008 by Number 6

[Ban Hammer 14,177]

Then we're gonna have marshall law - and won't that be pretty.

we got dibs on wyatt earp.

[zqt3344 21]

See there, if the NRA were allowed to do what they wanted and give a gun to all Americans and provide them with proper training this accident would not have happened. Support you local NRA group today and join or make a donation.

Then we're gonna have marshall law - and won't that be pretty.

we got dibs on wyatt earp.