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Tribesman 04-02-13 05:28 PM

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Just The Mention Of A Gun In School
Just the mention that they are going to someones house to get revenge and are planning on bringing a weapon.
So thats conspiracy to commit a crime, and a violent crime at that.
Very different from "just the mention of a gun" isn't it:yep:
You certainly don't make a good arguement for your cause.

August 04-02-13 07:43 PM

Interesting article:

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In discussing Second Amendment issues with other gun rights advocates, I have sometimes encountered an attitude along the lines of, “Why even argue about this? If they don’t like it, they should try and repeal it.”I am actually sympathetic to this point of view because the Second Amendment speaks for itself. Regardless of what anyone thinks about gun ownership, our right to keep and bear arms is legally guaranteed by this amendment. In theory, repealing it is the only way that anyone can address this right legitimately. Theory and reality are often quite different, though. Many disagree with the constitutionality of gun control, but gun-control advocates have succeeded in getting legislation passed that most certainly infringes on the right of the people to keep and bear arms.


AVGWarhawk 04-02-13 08:39 PM

What is the point of your story? Your stories do not justify anything in the least. Yes, weapons and violence has been in schools since schools opened. This is my child I'm talking about. You sir spend your day doing your very best to assure your child's safety?How did you handle the situation with your upset child. Did you simply say you got your butt kicked around and survived? Suck it up and just take cover? How did it work out for you? Personally I find your post insensitive. Did I post that the gun is the problem? In part, yes. So are the people(little bastard) holding the guns. So, with this thread...let's read and agree or disagree handing out free shotguns is a great idea. Accountability? That is novel. No one is accountable for anything anymore. Honey Boo Boo and a few more pills for a "disorder." Honestly, of the shooters that did not off themselves after mowing down a few how many stood up and took accountability? They all look for insanity plea and spend their time at trial staring off into space. It is the same picture every time. Accountability is not a word used when one finds themselves taking a life or two because the world completely misunderstands them.

August 04-02-13 09:07 PM

The point is kids have brought weapons to school forever. Infringing on peoples civil rights will not change that. Ducimus is right. The parent that did not secure their firearm is at blame here.

AVGWarhawk 04-02-13 09:18 PM

And you naturally assume the gun belongs to the kids parents? Who said anything about infringing on anything? The thread concern handing out free shotguns. I interjected with today's experience and saying its a bad idea. Furthermore, Duci needs no back up. He does just fine without the help. :03:

August 04-02-13 09:37 PM

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Originally Posted by AVGWarhawk (Post 2035460)
And you naturally assume the gun belongs to the kids parents? Who said anything about infringing on anything? The thread concern handing out free shotguns. I interjected with today's experience and saying its a bad idea. Furthermore, Duci needs no back up. He does just fine without the help. :03:

Well I fail to see what a 15 year old illegally smuggling a 22 caliber revolver into school has to do with giving shotguns to adults living in dangerous neighborhoods, but I'm not the one trying to say it's a bad idea, you are.

As for backing up Ducimus you're right, but I also have the right to not only agree with him but say so when I do.

CaptainMattJ. 04-02-13 10:01 PM

Too bad the "throw more guns at the problem until it goes way" mentality is probably just as ineffective as banning weapons altogether.

AVGWarhawk 04-03-13 05:03 AM

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Originally Posted by August (Post 2035464)
Well I fail to see what a 15 year old illegally smuggling a 22 caliber revolver into school has to do with giving shotguns to adults living in dangerous neighborhoods, but I'm not the one trying to say it's a bad idea,

And this after you post the kid probably got the gun from irresponsible parents ? Let's hand out shotguns to "adults" in bad neighborhoods. I'm guessing you are assuming the adults that are more than likely parents will be accountable with this shotgun? Certainly the people in the bad neighbor will be much more responsible. The way I see it then is the person handing out the shotgun is an enabler. So, irresponsible parents(adults) leave guns around for their kids(after all, kids can only get guns from their parents) and providing more weapons to these folks is a good idea. I do not see this as a good idea.

Ducimus 04-03-13 06:42 AM

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Originally Posted by August (Post 2035459)
The point is kids have brought weapons to school forever. Infringing on peoples civil rights will not change that. Ducimus is right. The parent that did not secure their firearm is at blame here.

This.

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Originally Posted by AVGWarhawk (Post 2035460)
And you naturally assume the gun belongs to the kids parents? Who said anything about infringing on anything? The thread concern handing out free shotguns. I interjected with today's experience and saying its a bad idea. Furthermore, Duci needs no back up. He does just fine without the help. :03:

The gun came from somewhere. Odds are it was a parent. Maybe the kids parents, or maybe a friends parents who didn't keep their gun away from kids reach.

As for infringing, that's exactly what your post there was implying, only in a very sarcastic way. (I know all about sarcasm, i should write a book on it). As to shotguns, i was happy posting funny biden pictures until you made that post.
After reading that post, I can understand your being emotional about it. Any parent would be. Despite that, what your post there makes me wonder, is just how much of your personal freedoms are you willing to give up for the illusion of safety. If your willing to let government take away some or all of your personal freedoms in order to make you feel safer, that's fine. But don't expect the rest of us to go along with that idea. I for one would go down fighting to defend them.

Penguin 04-03-13 06:44 AM

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Originally Posted by Betonov (Post 2035247)
It's clean homegrown. No junk there.
It's forgeting the shot in the chamber that worries me :hmmm:

Just use a double-barrelled shotgun. :up: Easy to check if it still contains a shell, in the latter case it's also impossible to blow through it.

AVGWarhawk 04-03-13 07:23 AM

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Originally Posted by Ducimus (Post 2035569)
This.



The gun came from somewhere. Odds are it was a parent. Maybe the kids parents, or maybe a friends parents who didn't keep their gun away from kids reach.

As for infringing, that's exactly what your post there was implying, only in a very sarcastic way. (I know all about sarcasm, i should write a book on it). As to shotguns, i was happy posting funny biden pictures until you made that post.
After reading that post, I can understand your being emotional about it. Any parent would be. Despite that, what your post there makes me wonder, is just how much of your personal freedoms are you willing to give up for the illusion of safety. If your willing to let government take away some or all of your personal freedoms in order to make you feel safer, that's fine. But don't expect the rest of us to go along with that idea. I for one would go down fighting to defend them.

-Once again, you are assuming the gun was gotten from a irresponsible parent, friends parent, aunt, uncle....can't do that. Guns are gotten on the street all the time.

-Please show me in my original post were infringing on anything was implied, inferred or out right saying it. You will not find it.

-My post was not about personal freedom and giving up any part of it. It concerned being on the other side of the coin and the picture is much different. Are some weapons available for purchase really necessary to have and own?

-Did I ask anyone to go along with my "idea"? On the same token, do not expect others to go along with your idea that having a arsenal is a personal freedom and all people are responsible gun owners ready and willing to be accountable.




-No sir, you did not understand anything about being emotional in my post. You blatantly went on a dissertation of your life in high school and everyone should suck it up and invest in body armor. You understanding any emotion in my post was utterly lost between the following:

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Well, lets see.
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it's much easier to blame it on the gun then for people to take responsibility for their own actions or lack thereof.
Your post basically states it happens all the time so it is ok. Reaming the bore is what it is all about.

August 04-03-13 07:28 AM

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Originally Posted by AVGWarhawk (Post 2035537)
And this after you post the kid probably got the gun from irresponsible parents ? Let's hand out shotguns to "adults" in bad neighborhoods. I'm guessing you are assuming the adults that are more than likely parents will be accountable with this shotgun? Certainly the people in the bad neighbor will be much more responsible. The way I see it then is the person handing out the shotgun is an enabler. So, irresponsible parents(adults) leave guns around for their kids(after all, kids can only get guns from their parents) and providing more weapons to these folks is a good idea. I do not see this as a good idea.

I'll trade your irresponsible parent with a parent who uses one of these shotguns to protect his family from home invaders. I'll bet there are a heckuva lot more of the latter than the former in the high crime neighborhoods of our country.

AVGWarhawk 04-03-13 07:34 AM

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Originally Posted by August (Post 2035588)
I'll trade your irresponsible parent with a parent who uses one of these shotguns to protect his family from home invaders. I'll bet there are a heckuva lot more of the latter than the former in the high crime neighborhoods of our country.

I think you bet on too much. I also believe you love to muddle conversations with post such as this. Finding hard evidence would be helpful. Honestly, what does home invaders have to do with my original post?

August 04-03-13 07:36 AM

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Originally Posted by AVGWarhawk (Post 2035590)
I think you bet on too much. I also believe you love to muddle conversations with post such as this. Finding hard evidence would be helpful. Honestly, what does home invaders have to do with my original post?

Muddle? It's the reason for the thread. Why else do you think they want to hand out shotguns? To shoot skeet?

AVGWarhawk 04-03-13 07:41 AM

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Originally Posted by August (Post 2035592)
Muddle? It's the reason for the thread. Why else do you think they want to hand out shotguns? To shoot skeet?

Avgwarhawk:
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Honestly, what does home invaders have to do with my original post?
Did you bother to read my entire post or only selected items?


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