More mayhem from the Madlands

[Anonymous]

I tried listening to one of his tunes once.



I lasted about a minute.



I tried listening to one of his speeches once.



I lasted about 30 seconds.



These idiots talk about being deprived of freedoms as if it is a breach of their human rights. Living in a modern world means subordinating your freedoms as a matter of necessity. You are not free to earn every cent you make. You are not free to walk naked through a shopping mall. You are not free to drive 200 km/h in a 60 km/h speed zone. Living in an ordered society MEANS reducing your freedom to behave any way you wish for the greater good of all. Whilst some laws and regulations can be argued to be counter to the greater good, surely taking lethal weapons out of the hands of citizens who show a constant and frequently fatal lack of good judgment is no longer debatable.



It is essential.

It wouldn't bother me as long as hunters can still hunt..



My husband doesn't hunt or even have a restricted PAL, but we know people that do..



Some of them have given us venison, elk, and moose..



It would be hypocritical for us to want to ban hunting when we benefit from others who hunt.

[Bricktop]

I am opposed to hunting as I am to guns but for different reasons.



I accept that there are justifications for firearm ownership. I cannot and would not beat the gong for ALL firearms to be eliminated.



That would be silly.



But the paltry and easily evaded restrictions on gun possession in America is a blight on their country.

[Frood]

Coward

[Anonymous]

I am opposed to hunting as I am to guns but for different reasons.



I accept that there are justifications for firearm ownership. I cannot and would not beat the gong for ALL firearms to be eliminated.



That would be silly.



But the paltry and easily evaded restrictions on gun possession in America is a blight on their country.

Have you ever tried wild game? I am guessing you haven't and for the same reason I haven't. You are a city boy.

[Anonymous]

New laws will be passed after the shooting at an elementary school in Uvalde, Texas Gov. Greg Abbott said on May 27.



"Do we expect any laws to come out of this devastating crime? The answer is yes. Absolutely yes," said Abbott, a Republican. We don't know what the new laws will look like.

[cc]

New laws will be passed after the shooting at an elementary school in Uvalde, Texas Gov. Greg Abbott said on May 27.



"Do we expect any laws to come out of this devastating crime? The answer is yes. Absolutely yes," said Abbott, a Republican. We don't know what the new laws will look like.

They will not be lefty knee jerk auto-gun grab laws. They will be laws to harden schools and also harden who can buy and own a gun, lengthy evaluations etc. .. assessment of mental health etc etc  ... and what guns one can buy

[Anonymous]

New laws will be passed after the shooting at an elementary school in Uvalde, Texas Gov. Greg Abbott said on May 27.



"Do we expect any laws to come out of this devastating crime? The answer is yes. Absolutely yes," said Abbott, a Republican. We don't know what the new laws will look like.

They will not be lefty knee jerk auto-gun grab laws.

I never expected that.

[Bricktop]

Have you ever tried wild game? I am guessing you haven't and for the same reason I haven't. You are a city boy.

No.



But that is a subject for a different discussion.



I'm pretty sure putting food on the table is really not relevant to possessing a .357 magnum or Gloch 9mm.

[Frood]

If you're not prepared to kill it, you shouldn't be eating meat or animal products at all.

[Anonymous]

Have you ever tried wild game? I am guessing you haven't and for the same reason I haven't. You are a city boy.

No.



But that is a subject for a different discussion.



I'm pretty sure putting food on the table is really not relevant to possessing a .357 magnum or Gloch 9mm.

Okay. Does that mean you aint got a problem with 223's, 270's, 30-06's and 12 and 20 gauge shotguns?

[Thiel]

I share Bricktop's hatred of guns. I wish they didn't exist. I wish lethal violence didn't exist. But, I have a problem with taking away legal firearms.



There I said it. I don't have much else to say on the matter of guns. Change it to freedom and I will never shut me up.

[Bricktop]

Have you ever tried wild game? I am guessing you haven't and for the same reason I haven't. You are a city boy.

No.



But that is a subject for a different discussion.



I'm pretty sure putting food on the table is really not relevant to possessing a .357 magnum or Gloch 9mm.

Okay. Does that mean you aint got a problem with 223's, 270's, 30-06's and 12 and 20 gauge shotguns?

My point was specific to concealable firearms. As to the others, if you have a need, as YOU do, then whatever works. Would you take a 12 gauge onto an oil rig?

[Bricktop]

I share Bricktop's hatred of guns. I wish they didn't exist. I wish lethal violence didn't exist. But, I have a problem with taking away legal firearms.



There I said it. I don't have much else to say on the matter of guns. Change it to freedom and you will never shut me up.

As I've repeated many times, there is no such thing as a legal firearm. Or on illegal firearm, other than those totally banned by law.



The legality of a firearm, with the exception of the banned types, is contingent upon the person in possession of that firearm.



EVERY firearm in the US must have started its journey in the hands of a person who had a legal right to possess and carry, other than the very few stolen before being sold by a licenced dealer.



So where did the villains get their firearms from???

[Anonymous]

I share Bricktop's hatred of guns. I wish they didn't exist. I wish lethal violence didn't exist. But, I have a problem with taking away legal firearms.



There I said it. I don't have much else to say on the matter of guns. Change it to freedom and you will never shut me up.

As I've repeated many times, there is no such thing as a legal firearm. Or on illegal firearm, other than those totally banned by law.



The legality of a firearm, with the exception of the banned types, is contingent upon the person in possession of that firearm.



EVERY firearm in the US must have started its journey in the hands of a person who had a legal right to possess and carry, other than the very few stolen before being sold by a licenced dealer.



So where did the villains get their firearms from???

Okay, I must have missed this in the past...



We can make an army weapon illegal for civilian use(if they aren't already), but they will find their way into a few hands that shouldn't have them,

[Anonymous]

I share Bricktop's hatred of guns. I wish they didn't exist. I wish lethal violence didn't exist. But, I have a problem with taking away legal firearms.



There I said it. I don't have much else to say on the matter of guns. Change it to freedom and I will never shut me up.

As I've repeated many times, there is no such thing as a legal firearm. Or on illegal firearm, other than those totally banned by law.



The legality of a firearm, with the exception of the banned types, is contingent upon the person in possession of that firearm.



EVERY firearm in the US must have started its journey in the hands of a person who had a legal right to possess and carry, other than the very few stolen before being sold by a licenced dealer.



So where did the villains get their firearms from???

Thiel is talking about making current legal firearms illegal. I know that will not work the way it is intended to. Law abiding citizens sell theirs back, criminals keep theirs, legal or not.