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This guy sure is scary, isn't he? I mean, despite his completely docile attitude and his hippy-like love for everybody, he's carrying a gun! He must be a scary guy!
If you saw me walking down the street, you wouldn't give me a second glance. Why should you? I carry my gun concealed. But if my gun were on the outside of my waistband, instead of on the inside, I'm suddenly a menace to society?
Y'all need to get a grip, and work to address your phobias. While you're doing that, leave those of us that are actually mentally and emotionally stable alone.
Probably as when people don't see you wearing a gun, they assume by default that you don't have one.
It is sad really. These americans are singled out because they choose to scare the Hell out of people by walking around with guns. This kind of discrimination has no place in our society.
I mean if you see this guy walking on the street. You should treat him as you would any other. After all, he has the constitutional right to carry that weapon in public. This dicrimination has gone too far. They want and deserve their alternative lifestyle to be respected.
A heavily armed paramilitary swat team goon carrying a machine gun is a much more scary image than that one. Guns are here to stay so buy some and have fun shooting target practice and or hunting instead of being scared of them.
A heavily armed paramilitary swat team goon carrying a machine gun is a much more scary image than that one. Guns are here to stay so buy some and have fun shooting target practice and or hunting instead of being scared of them.
I have guns. I am Marine Corp trained sniper and certainly not scared of them, but there is a time and place for guns, and walking around town with an M-16 would certainly cause some people a little concern, as it should. Anyone who needs to constantly carry a weapon in plain view has mental problems.
I have guns. I am Marine Corp trained sniper and certainly not scared of them, but there is a time and place for guns, and walking around town with an M-16 would certainly cause some people a little concern, as it should. Anyone who needs to constantly carry a weapon in plain view has mental problems.
The Corp sure has you brainwashed, don't they?
This is common place in Israel. I saw 20 year old females in Civilian clothing walking around with M4's and Galil's. Nobody thinks anything of it.
If the retards in this country would stop being so afraid of an inanimate object, maybe we could start doing that.
Anyone who needs to constantly carry a weapon in plain view has mental problems.
You mean law enforcement?
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