About What One Expects From Ignorant Gun Nuts

[Minimalist]

http://www.rawstory.com/2016/06/right-wi...allot-box/

Top gun lobbyist warns right wingers will use ‘bullet box’ if they can’t win at ballot box

Well past time to take guns away from these fucktards.

[dyresand]

http://www.rawstory.com/2016/06/right-wi...allot-box/

Top gun lobbyist warns right wingers will use ‘bullet box’ if they can’t win at ballot box

Well past time to take guns away from these fucktards.

I'm all for stricter well better regulation than out right taking the guns away. 
That way everybody wins. Also more of a crack down on illegal and black market gun sales as well.

[Brian37]

http://www.rawstory.com/2016/06/right-wi...allot-box/

Top gun lobbyist warns right wingers will use ‘bullet box’ if they can’t win at ballot box

Well past time to take guns away from these fucktards.

I am not for banning all guns, but certainly anyone who threatens violence because other people vote needs to have a physic evaluation.

[brewer]

Too stupid to make a rational comment about.

[Aegon]

The Second Amendment gives me the right to shoot anyone I disagree with. I mean, it doesn't, but that's what the Founding Fathers meant

[dom.donald]

Americans and guns eh.
I remember when hand guns were banned in the UK, following an amnesty. Everyone said "yeah ok! Good idea" and that was it.
But it's in your constitution (or at least, some people's interpretation of the constitution) so I guess you have to deal with it.
I am still surprised though, despite the destruction it causes (regardless of the 'guns don't kill people, people kill people' argument - to which I refer you to Eddie Izzard and his 'monkey with a gun' story ) that so many people vehemently want to exercise their rights in this way. A right doesn't make an obligation. I just don't understand why everyone thinks everyone else is out to kill them (because everyone else has a gun maybe?)

I am still curious as to why it seems to be the American way to escalate, rather than de-escalate - either on an individual-with-a-gun level, or on a much larger international scale.

But, it's all self-inflicted, so I can only watch in amazement.

[account_inactive]

Americans and guns eh.
I remember when hand guns were banned in the UK, following an amnesty. Everyone said "yeah ok! Good idea" and that was it.
But it's in your constitution (or at least, some people's interpretation of the constitution) so I guess you have to deal with it.
I am still surprised though, despite the destruction it causes (regardless of the 'guns don't kill people, people kill people' argument - to which I refer you to Eddie Izzard and his 'monkey with a gun' story ) that so many people vehemently want to exercise their rights in this way. A right doesn't make an obligation. I just don't understand why everyone thinks everyone else is out to kill them (because everyone else has a gun maybe?)

I am still curious as to why it seems to be the American way to escalate, rather than de-escalate - either on an individual-with-a-gun level, or on a much larger international scale.

But, it's all self-inflicted, so I can only watch in amazement.

Not everyone said okay. There's been a few campaigns in the UK to rearm the population. I'm British and support guns being legal again. People should be able to protect themselves.

Of course, there should be regulation. Not saying people should walk around with pump action shotguns and assault rifles in the street.

[dom.donald]

Americans and guns eh.
I remember when hand guns were banned in the UK, following an amnesty. Everyone said "yeah ok! Good idea" and that was it.
But it's in your constitution (or at least, some people's interpretation of the constitution) so I guess you have to deal with it.
I am still surprised though, despite the destruction it causes (regardless of the 'guns don't kill people, people kill people' argument - to which I refer you to Eddie Izzard and his 'monkey with a gun' story ) that so many people vehemently want to exercise their rights in this way. A right doesn't make an obligation. I just don't understand why everyone thinks everyone else is out to kill them (because everyone else has a gun maybe?)

I am still curious as to why it seems to be the American way to escalate, rather than de-escalate - either on an individual-with-a-gun level, or on a much larger international scale.

But, it's all self-inflicted, so I can only watch in amazement.

Not everyone said okay. There's been a few campaigns in the UK to rearm the population. I'm British and support guns being legal again. People should be able to protect themselves.

Of course, there should be regulation. Not saying people should walk around with pump action shotguns and assault rifles in the street.

protect yourself from who exactly?

[account_inactive]

Not everyone said okay. There's been a few campaigns in the UK to rearm the population. I'm British and support guns being legal again. People should be able to protect themselves.

Of course, there should be regulation. Not saying people should walk around with pump action shotguns and assault rifles in the street.

protect yourself from who exactly?

Anyone who threatens me or trespasses on my property.

[brewer]

Americans and guns eh.
I remember when hand guns were banned in the UK, following an amnesty. Everyone said "yeah ok! Good idea" and that was it.
But it's in your constitution (or at least, some people's interpretation of the constitution) so I guess you have to deal with it.
I am still surprised though, despite the destruction it causes (regardless of the 'guns don't kill people, people kill people' argument - to which I refer you to Eddie Izzard and his 'monkey with a gun' story ) that so many people vehemently want to exercise their rights in this way. A right doesn't make an obligation. I just don't understand why everyone thinks everyone else is out to kill them (because everyone else has a gun maybe?)

I am still curious as to why it seems to be the American way to escalate, rather than de-escalate - either on an individual-with-a-gun level, or on a much larger international scale.

But, it's all self-inflicted, so I can only watch in amazement.

I like Oprah's gun story.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pk2S6lhBX5g