Nugent’s ‘Gun Country’ scrapped

[Sawin]

Americans need to know, gun ownership, collecting guns, shooting guns, competing with guns, hunting,having guns for protetction is open to all Americans, gay, straight, lesbian, trannys, Christians, Jews, Mormons, yuppies, hippies, liberal, conservative. I have been extremely right wing my whole life. Until the last year or two, I have realized that extremism in any form is usually not a good idea. Im still very right of center. But, these Rights belong to all of us. If we continue to be exclusionary, it will only hurt us. We need to show the "other" side, that all this is open for them too.

ding ding ding ding. I refer back to my last post in this thread where I also echo HBAR's opinion.

[Ronin13]

I could ask the same of you but I am being more civil. I have no problem with someone who personally dodges the draft and later advocates for peace. He walks the walk. But someone who they themselves are not willing to stand next to another person who they are willing to send to die in battle, well I have a problem with that. Because I think that people like that dangerous to the lives of those who pledge to serve our nation.

Perhaps you don't read too good...Did you, nynco, ever serve in the military?

[Snowman78]

As awesome as I think this video is, I am not sure it shows MSR owners in a positive light.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pVecBww1vcE

[nynco]

I served Ronin, I just don't like people who send other people to die but will not stand next to them. Its his choice, but I think he is a bad ambassador to the 2nd Amendment and that is only one of many reasons so.

[PugnacAutMortem]

Way to be a positive ambassador for ar-15.co Sniper7

Don't you dare act like you speak for anyone here except for your dumb ass nyncopoop.

[Ronin13]

I served Ronin, I just don't like people who send other people to die but will not stand next to them. Its his choice, but I think he is a bad ambassador to the 2nd Amendment and that is only one of many reasons so.

Ok, so I take it you weren't drafted, coerced, or otherwise forced against your will to join up. If I'm correct in this, I'll continue- my dad, never served, too young to be drafted, and very pro military, does this make him bad? No. Do you think perhaps people can have a change of heart? Do you think maybe Ted didn't want to go fight in Vietnam, when one of our own presidents claimed that it wasn't our fight? Military service is not for everyone, I'm proud to say that I defend the right for people to not join, and help their nation in other ways. Ted never sent anyone to die- you look at war from a very fucked up liberal perspective- we don't send our troops to die, we send our troops to fight, there's a difference there. I think Ted is a very good ambassador to the 2nd, and just because he didn't go off and fight (I probably would have avoided the draft too) doesn't make him less of an American. Grow up. You look at things from such a biased POV, I'm not surprised hardly anyone here likes you. I'm sure you're a smart, friendly person, but I wouldn't buy you a round if I had a gun to my head... you can't look at the other side of things. I'm sure if SHTF here, Ted would proudly stand shoulder to shoulder with people who served and people who chose not to serve.

[nynco]

Don't you dare act like you speak for anyone here except for your dumb ass nyncopoop.

Pug run along before you get spanked again. Your childish outbursts are tiring.

[PugnacAutMortem]

Pug run along before you get spanked again. Your childish outbursts are tiring.

Yes master.




BTW...it was nice not having to deal with your bullshit for a few weeks. Thanks for the break.

[nynco]

Ok, so I take it you weren't drafted, coerced, or otherwise forced against your will to join up. If I'm correct in this, I'll continue- my dad, never served, too young to be drafted, and very pro military, does this make him bad? No. Do you think perhaps people can have a change of heart? Do you think maybe Ted didn't want to go fight in Vietnam, when one of our own presidents claimed that it wasn't our fight? Military service is not for everyone, I'm proud to say that I defend the right for people to not join, and help their nation in other ways. Ted never sent anyone to die- you look at war from a very fucked up liberal perspective- we don't send our troops to die, we send our troops to fight, there's a difference there. I think Ted is a very good ambassador to the 2nd, and just because he didn't go off and fight (I probably would have avoided the draft too) doesn't make him less of an American. Grow up. You look at things from such a biased POV, I'm not surprised hardly anyone here likes you. I'm sure you're a smart, friendly person, but I wouldn't buy you a round if I had a gun to my head... you can't look at the other side of things. I'm sure if SHTF here, Ted would proudly stand shoulder to shoulder with people who served and people who chose not to serve.

I have no problem with anyone who did not serve. I volunteered, my father volunteered (Vietnam time frame too), my grand father.... all the way back the French and Indian Wars; I have someone who served that was in the tree. I have no problem with people who were drafted or who even shirked the draft. But Ted over the last 10 years was about as pro war as it could get. Now whether you want to argue semantics about dying or serving does not matter to me one bit. Because if we are going to be sending those who serve this nation into harms way, we must make sure that we do it for reasons that the leaders themselves would feel are strong enough to send themselves or their kin to die for.

I don't care if you like me, my point is bigger than myself.

[Ronin13]

Pug run along before you get spanked again. Your childish outbursts are tiring.

Pot, meet kettle!