The President is the guy who tweeted he more or less wanted to blow up North Korea. ?
You say that like it's a bad thing.
The President is the guy who tweeted he more or less wanted to blow up North Korea. ?
Please show me where I threatened you. That's complete horseshit. I would never do that.
Someone piss in your Cheerios this morning? You claimed I didn't have the gun, so I posted a pic of it. Then you claimed it was an airsoft.
It's obvious your trigger point (pun intended) is guns and the 2nd amendment. But don't make up bullshit about me threatening you.
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edit: Oh, and stabilizing an auto with a chair when the targets are on the other side of the wide street and you're on the 34th floor. Yeah, ok. That shows your level of understanding.
I am not re-posting your photo and when you think about it, you don't want me to re-post it and neither will the site admins. Calm down.
It was bad & juvenile judgement on your part however you figured that out and deleted the post. That is all people need to know.
Yes, very sour cheerios.
Even you post since about the bumpstock on the other thread shows your childlike mind just does not quit saying stupid shit.
I just deleted the PM you sent me without reading it. Work to do.
Thank you. That simple logic is lost on today's liberal.
Yes, but with caveats. It's important to understand that the right to own a firearm isn't what protects you from the government. The government has much better weapons and many more soldiers. It is the armed populace that makes the government think twice, because the whole of the people, armed, provides a check on the government.
Ok, all of this needs to be put in context. First thing is the real debate. You are making an argument based on an armed populace and an unarmed populace. That is not the argument I am making. I am arguing an unlimited second amendment is a public safety issue. All constitutional rights have limits.
Is that rationale relevant today? Can the private gun owners really challenge the United States government?
ISIS, al queda and the taliban seem to challenge the US government pretty well with not too much advanced equipment, so....yeah, I think private gun owners can really challenge the government.
I didn't delete anything, and there was no bad judgment or threat. The only thing I did was post the picture of the weapon you said I did not own. To ensure you would not claim that the picture was taken off the internet (like you did with the first one that was), I put your screen name on the counter beside it. Similar to the way people put newspapers with today's date next to something to show verifiable proof. Except I had no newspaper. End of story.
This is a political forum. Sometimes conversations regarding the 2nd amendment come up, especially during tragedies where guns were used in this manner. Discussion is likely to ensue.
If you get so easily triggered over these discussions, my suggestion is to skip over those posts, or work up the courage to be able to read them.
Just because you don't like them doesn't make them stupid or childish.
Was it you or an admin who deleted it then?
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The little post link arrow in my quote goes nowhere now? I recall removing the photo embed to help you out should you re-consider your adolescent post. I was not upset by your double-entendre "Slartibartfast's sleep button" but it raised an eyebrow. Not just my screen-name as you try to mislead above. I chose to make light of it/you instead of being too stern dad about it.
If you did not delete the post as you say, it caught an admin's attention also I surmise? I did not report it.
Weapons of war should not be in the hands of Wayne LePierre's weekend manchild-warrior assholes. It was no surprise to me when the Vegas shooters brother said the guy had never been in the military.
Your: FN Herstal SCAR-H, "M4 and an LWRC REPR" should be take off you before you shoot someone by mistake.