I don't see a reason to bring an AR anywhere except home, the shop and the range. This isn't fucking Kandahar.Quote:
Originally Posted by battle_sight_zero
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I don't see a reason to bring an AR anywhere except home, the shop and the range. This isn't fucking Kandahar.Quote:
Originally Posted by battle_sight_zero
That's FUDD talk right there.Quote:
Originally Posted by Ridge
No, FUDD talk is "you don't need that." I'm saying "you don't need that to buy groceries."Quote:
Originally Posted by Rooskibar03
Just because you can does not mean it is a good idea.
Yep that guy is personally responsible for 100+ years of gun control and single-handedly destroying the sterling image that has been so effective in preserving our rights. Why if they hadn't been so ignorant there'd be no reason at all for MDA! Or Bloomberg! Of course nothing like this ever happened before those guys and we'd be safe and snuggly with all our rights intact. C'mon Ridge...Quote:
Originally Posted by Ridge
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Originally Posted by merl
This.
That guy is responsible for Target changing it's policy, which is the discussion of this thread. I'm sorry I didn't catch those brain waves of yours thinking about the overlying general status of our 2nd amendment right to hunt stuffed animals in a supermarket.Quote:
Originally Posted by Whistler
It would be interesting to know if there's any connection between the Chipotle event, the Target event, and various gun control groups. I realize it's Summer and hot weather can make people do things they might not ordinarily do, but getting a handful of guys to carry modern sporting rifles through a Target fails to compute.
One person would get attention. Three or more, together, is making a statement.
I really hate to say I agree with Ridge but ... [Bang] [hammer]Quote:
Originally Posted by Ridge
What is the problem with Texas lawmakers? Why dont they just approve Constitutional Carry and all these jokers with rifles will stop bringing in the long guns.