Do extreme right wing males have an inferiority complex

[Shell B]

The other day on Facebook I was discussing about sensible gun control. The guy proceeded to call me a wimpy man and if there is ever an attack on our country he won't be there to defend me. I can defend myself, I own several guns. But what it is with these types of Right Wingers who feel they need to always act tough all the time? Is it some kind of inferiority complex??

Like the ones who think if you're at a protest on a Monday, you must be on welfare? Yeah, they're just dumb cocks whipping out their tiny penises. Fuck 'em.

[scoobysnack]

So what kind of complex do people have that don't want to defend themselves. Could it be honorable in that they would rather sacrifice themselves than take the life of another? Serious question. I don't own a gun myself, and really don't want to kill anyone. I still stand for gun rights. Also understand the law only applies to law abiding citizens. Taking rights away from people only affects those who follow it. In the US it's illegal for felons to own guns for example. Felons can still buy them on the black market. The same as drugs which are illegal. How is it that we have such strict drug laws, but such a large drug problem? Simple, those who want it can find it, as long as they don't follow the law.

[Lek]

The truth is, we need one another. The truth is, we could just kill each other. The truth is, a gun is what helps middle American white males feel secure in an unsecure, insecure world. And rich white American males are totally fine, with giving them a reason to believe that.
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What makes non-white middle American men and women gun owners feel secure?

[Mystical]

The truth is, we need one another. The truth is, we could just kill each other. The truth is, a gun is what helps middle American white males feel secure in an unsecure, insecure world. And rich white American males are totally fine, with giving them a reason to believe that.
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What makes non-white middle American men and women gun owners feel secure?

Nothing. They're scared of the army, the police, racist militia, rogue middle aged white men in movie theatres, and.. each other. 

Duh.

If anything, "Bearing Arms" in an open carry state is a death sentence for anyone who isn't white. "Being black" sure seems to be a crime as well, for many law abiding citizens of this country.




BeCause..






The hierarchy of our society is rigged, and if you refuse to acknowledge it, I can't help you.





Do you think if this kid was white, like the officers and admins of the school, that there would have been a different outcome to this situation? There wasn't even a gun involved, I'm merely pointing out that this whole perception problem is a social disease that starts for minorities, and entitled alike, since child birth.  Unless I'm mistaken and you aren't an entitled middle aged white male? Otherwise you wouldn't be asking such dipshit apologetics questions and your profile image would look more like this one.

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On second thought, don't answer that. Partly because there is a blatant pattern in this officers' actions towards students, and Mainly because I'm not interested in talking to a fucking racial apologist. 

You've already disgusted me enough, this past week, Lek.

[downbeatplumb]

The other day on Facebook I was discussing about sensible gun control. The guy proceeded to call me a wimpy man and if there is ever an attack on our country he won't be there to defend me. I can defend myself, I own several guns. But what it is with these types of Right Wingers who feel they need to always act tough all the time? Is it some kind of inferiority complex??

I think he views you as someone who is dependent on others to protect you ie government, as opposed to someone who can protect themselves and be an individualist. I don't own a gun, but always thought it was strange how throughout human history governments want to prevent citizens from owning certain weapons, and then we have some citizens that want to give up their rights. It really comes down to being dependent and domesticated vs independent and free.

Granted I realize you own guns, and don't know what you mean by sensible in relationship to your argument with him was.

Governments want to stop people from owning certain weapons because occasionally there are times when people just shoot up other people for no good reason. In the UK automatic weapons were effectively banned after the Hungerford massacre, our government learned that allowing people to have this sort of fire power was a bad thing. We have had no other crimes of this sort since. The US for some reason refuses to learn and as a result has the equivalent of a Hungerford massacre every day.

When lots of people die from not wearing seat belts the law is changed to make you wear seat belts its the same thing.

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The truth is, we need one another. The truth is, we could just kill each other. The truth is, a gun is what helps middle American white males feel secure in an unsecure, insecure world. And rich white American males are totally fine, with giving them a reason to believe that.
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What makes non-white middle American men and women gun owners feel secure?

From what I can tell its when they cant see a police man.
Not because they have done anything wrong, but because in America the police seem to a branch of the KKK.

[Mystical]

I think he views you as someone who is dependent on others to protect you ie government, as opposed to someone who can protect themselves and be an individualist. I don't own a gun, but always thought it was strange how throughout human history governments want to prevent citizens from owning certain weapons, and then we have some citizens that want to give up their rights. It really comes down to being dependent and domesticated vs independent and free.

Granted I realize you own guns, and don't know what you mean by sensible in relationship to your argument with him was.

Governments want to stop people from owning certain weapons because occasionally there are times when people just shoot up other people for no good reason. In the UK automatic weapons were effectively banned after the Hungerford massacre, our government learned that allowing people to have this sort of fire power was a bad thing. We have had no other crimes of this sort since. The US for some reason refuses to learn and as a result has the equivalent of a Hungerford massacre every day.

When lots of people die from not wearing seat belts the law is changed to make you wear seat belts its the same thing.

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What makes non-white middle American men and women gun owners feel secure?

From what I can tell its when they cant see a police man.
Not because they have done anything wrong, but because in America the police seem to a branch of the KKK.

Well it's kind of difficult to know, when statistics are sporadic and volunteer only. 
I have great respect for FBI (Republican no less!) Chief James Comey. For taking stances that may be unpopular  (like getting a fifsa warrant on Trump last year), but you can tell by his actions that he's a true patriot. And yes, I'm aware of his hand in the weeks prior to the election and what democrats and Republicans think about him. If you knew for a fact that Trump was going to win.. And you were forced into a corner by fellow FBI agents, some of them compromised and trying to get dirt on you or get you fired, then following protocol seems prudent, doesn't it? 
Sorry for the tangent, Comey has been the subject of many discussing this past week and there are a lot of uninformed people out there who would think I'm a Republican (egads!) Or so out of touch I was unaware of the Comey letter. 

Public attention intensified when FBI Director James B. Comey spoke forcefully about racial bias in policing, spotlighting the challenges that Goff has been trying to tackle for the past decade. In a speech at Georgetown University, Comey recalled how, in the days after riots in Ferguson, he asked for reliable data about police shootings. A chief told Comey he “didn’t know whether the Ferguson police shot one person a week, one a year or one a century and that in the absence of good data, ‘All we get are ideological thunderbolts, when what we need are ideological agnostics who use information to try to solve problems.’”

Now, armed with funding from private organizations, the U.S. Department of Justice and a $1 million grant from the National Science Foundation, Goff and his team at the Center for Policing Equity have launched the Justice Database to measure disparities in policing. Forty police departments and agencies have signed on to participate in the project, and the center is now preparing to begin analyzing data, which will cover more than 25% of the U.S. population. Many police chiefs are hungry for this data, Goff said. “We are rushing to meet the needs of law enforcement.”

http://blueprint.ucla.edu/feature/police...r-answers/

[The Grand Nudger]

@OP Q

Yup.

[Lek]

On second thought, don't answer that. Partly because there is a blatant pattern in this officers' actions towards students, and Mainly because I'm not interested in talking to a fucking racial apologist. 

If you're going to call me a racist, please point out what makes me one.  It's a very common tactic to call someone a racist and avoid the issues.  Tell me what have I said that is racist?  You're the one attacking white men of which I am one.  Do you expect me to sit back and take it without saying a word?  I own a gun.  Are you saying that I bought it to go out and shoot minorities?  Where do you get the right to slander people you don't even know?

[Mister Agenda]

On second thought, don't answer that. Partly because there is a blatant pattern in this officers' actions towards students, and Mainly because I'm not interested in talking to a fucking racial apologist. 

If you're going to call me a racist, please point out what makes me one.  It's a very common tactic to call someone a racist and avoid the issues.  Tell me what have I said that is racist?  You're the one attacking white men of which I am one.  Do you expect me to sit back and take it without saying a word?  I own a gun.  Are you saying that I bought it to go out and shoot minorities?  Where do you get the right to slander people you don't even know?

Reading Luckie's post and interpreting it as 'an attack on white men' is not a good sign. It also speaks to the insecurity issue in the OP. Then there's the fact that you even wonder if she's saying that you bought a gun so you could use it to go out an shoot minorities. She didn't say anything close to that so the slander is all in your head.

Get a grip, Lek. It's shit like that which makes people think you're a racist, not that you're a white man who owns a gun. You're not the only white guy on this forum who owns a gun. It's like you're ticking off boxes from the crypto-racist scorecard. I'm hoping you won't make it to BINGO.

When someone says something about racist white people, I assume they're not talking about me. If what they're saying makes me uncomfortable, I start thinking that maybe they ARE talking about me, and I should pay closer attention, because I am not perfectly enlightened and therefore immune from having any racist qualities whatsoever. Upon analysis, if they have a point about me, I try to address that about myself. I love finding out that I'm wrong about something, because afterwards I'm less wrong than I was before. I know I am less racist than I was ten years ago, but that doesn't mean I'm perfectly not racist, or that it's even an attainable thing. But I'm secure in that I know I really don't want an excuse to be racist and I really want to do better.

[Lek]

Reading Luckie's post and interpreting it as 'an attack on white men' is not a good sign. It also speaks to the insecurity issue in the OP. Then there's the fact that you even wonder if she's saying that you bought a gun so you could use it to go out an shoot minorities. She didn't say anything close to that so the slander is all in your head.

Get a grip, Lek. It's shit like that which makes people think you're a racist, not that you're a white man who owns a gun. You're not the only white guy on this forum who owns a gun. It's like you're ticking off boxes from the crypto-racist scorecard. I'm hoping you won't make it to BINGO.

"If anything, "Bearing Arms" in an open carry state is a death sentence for anyone who isn't white."

This quote from Luckie's post is appears to me to be a racist statement against white people.  Looks like she's saying that white people with guns use them to shoot non-whites.

"Nothing. They're scared of the army, the police, racist militia, rogue middle aged white men in movie theatres, and.. each other."

"Unless I'm mistaken and you aren't an entitled middle aged white male?"

Two more quotes.  The last one directed at me.

"Mainly because I'm not interested in talking to a fucking racial apologist."

Another quote from her post directed at me.  Sounds pretty racist to me.  

This is what so many are doing these days.  Instead of making the effort to address comments, they just call the person a racist or a fascist or something.  Then when I point it out and ask for facts people like you say it just make me look racist.  If I don't say anything I'm agreeing.