Guns are what the user makes of them. They’re tools, toys, collectibles, conversation pieces, etcetera. They have far many more uses than for killing or 100+ million gun owners would use their 300+ million guns to do far more killing.
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Guns are what the user makes of them. They’re tools, toys, collectibles, conversation pieces, etcetera. They have far many more uses than for killing or 100+ million gun owners would use their 300+ million guns to do far more killing.
Are you on Facebook? Daily Wire is a pretty good one. And like anything else, you examine and judge what you're seeing and cull that which you don't think passes your level of trustworthiness. Just because some pretty blonde can show some thigh and get a contract doesn't mean she's a good source of news and information.
His next move, sobbing on stage calling for a ban on guns and universal bodyguard coverage.
Emotions are not an argument.
Exactly. Or make him do his entertaining, exercising his freedom of speech via an old set type printing press.
Please tell me where I can find a real news organization.
Thats exactly what I already do. Not a Facebooker though.
I'm told Facebook, but I cannot speak from experience.
Meh, I get to play with M4's on occasion and have shot a UMP45 and an M14 before and full-auto is over rated. They are so desired because we can't have them (most of us anyway). Aimed fire is almost always superior, in rifle calibers anyway.
TV journalism is fraught with problems. CBS is a HUGE offender. (Petty death the most recent example). 60 Minutes is about as one-sided and sometimes erroneous as it gets.
Local TV news is generally good. Beyond that, it's vomit.
I don't get that bent out of shape when they get terminology wrong, call a magazine a clip or goof up that some things are illegal when they're actually legal. We all goof up or have imperfect knowledge....I know I do. But instead of letting a guy tell us what he thinks ought to be legal without challenging him on it, I don't forgive.
If you are buying your own ammo, I'll give you an alternative: Take $1,000 in $1 bills and hold them out the window whilst driving at 65 MPH.
No but they are a lever to get things moving. That's why the leftists and liberals are jumping in while emotions are raw.
So yoga pants are registered now?
A. Some of them should be. And you know what I mean.
2. If they are submitted for consideration and intend to convert semi to full, then yeah, they'll probably require registration.
c. Some of them should be for a different reason.
Yeah, I've had the opportunity a couple times to shoot rifle and pistol-caliber FA. It was fun at first, and I'd do it again if offered, but not something I would actively seek out.
Kinda like... oh never mind.
Just makes me more callous, seeing people do that. Exposes both sides for what they are, opportunists. Shows you who really cares.
And let me know when you plan to do this. For research reasons.
You dont have to get involved in the drama often found on FB. You don't even ever have to post anything or "friend" anyone else. You could set up an account and then start subscribing to various news sources.
According to Kut's logic, Jimmy Kimmel is a "pro-2A guy".
And equally funny that, should I choose to do so, I could consume his inane rantings via the internet.
Hmmm... maybe so.
This is pretty much what I do. I made up a fake facebook profile for the sole reason that most news sites started requiring a facebook account to read or participate in their comments sections. I have no "friends" (on facebook
) but I'm subscribed to a couple of "groups".
