Besides, I'd bet money I'm on the ignore list of someone cooler than richard anyhow.
Stop and think about the logic at work here. To me this is very telling of the anti-gun crowd and how they think. You see a man carrying a deadly weapon and there is a question in your mind as to whether or not he is doing so legally and is "ok". This is where the logic train jumps the tracks. Your response is to confront said gentleman? Really? This is the same line of thinking that brings up "gun free zones". The mere fact that something is illegal will make it absolutely impossible to happen. How else can you describe such thinking other than "stupid, idiotic or addled"? If anything I give the OP credit for patience in the face of such idiocy.
LOL, I'm sorry, I don't mean to hijack, but this question on INGO is hilarious.And how do you react when someone treats you like you're an idiot?
Chocolate is better anyway.
MochaDark or milk cause I'm not a fan on milk chocolate.
I like chocolate.....and popcorn
You bring up a good point.
Besides, I'd bet money I'm on the ignore list of someone cooler than richard anyhow.
Eh. I think I'm on his ignore list. It's really not that hard to do.
Is there really an ignore list? I need to dig into the options. [strike]This thread started to deliver on page six.[/strike]
[strike]Or page one.[/strike] This thread delivers.
I didn't miss your point at all. I was merely pointing out the mindset of the individual who confronted OP. The only way to change someone's mind on this topic is to try to make them replace their emotional response with a logical one. In this case logic is seemingly a completely foreign concept to the inquisitor in the OP.And how do you react when someone treats you like you're an idiot? Are you open to new information and willing to learn? No? I didn't think so.
My point, which you completely missed, is that if you want to change someone's mind, you have to treat them with respect, regardless of what you think of their point of view.