Another Nut Job

[impact]

Odds of being imprisoned and tortured for bad mouthing Commie Joe = 100%

Odds of being shot visiting a Walmart in the USA = .001%

[Cameracutter]

This is an amazing statement :
If anyone there -or the USA state itself ,hurt You any ways .....to hate them so much?

Before we carry on-PLEASE help me out and give me examples of ppl in the USA openly carrying guns(where allowed) WERE comiting murders on the streets-like out of the blue ,while walking on the street or public place , just took that nasty gun off their shoulders ,and shot up a bunch of innocent .[/QUOTE]

I don’t hate anyone. Plenty of friend there. Travelled it extensively. It’s obsession with its 2nd amendment is valued more than the lives of its citizens. Not sure how I can explain any simpler. Perhaps try reading it slowly.

[fishfood]

Nothing wrong with the second amendment . Some carry others won't it doesn't mean everyone needs to be strapped up to go to the store.

We are getting screwed in Canada banning guns from law abiding citizens. Yeah that will sure stop the gun crime then when it doesn't work we can blame our neighbors [emoji846]. Hehe .

And since this is my first reply the guy went nuts . The gun didn't go nuts the guy that lost his mind and turned it on other did that.

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[Cameracutter]

Odds of being imprisoned and tortured for bad mouthing Commie Joe = 100%

Odds of being shot visiting a Walmart in the USA = .001%

In China, you can criticize the government. You can’t criticize The Party. There is a difference.

[Badenoch]

Before we carry on-PLEASE help me out and give me examples of ppl in the USA openly carrying guns(where allowed) WERE comiting murders on the streets-like out of the blue ,while walking on the street or public place , just took that nasty gun off their shoulders ,and shot up a bunch of innocent .

Boulder, Colorado this week.

[Bushwhacker]

Yes fox you are correct with that statement but when it is someone's job to protect the public with the use of deadly force one should be proficient with the tools they are given to do that job.

I would also add that an armed and trained member of the public (and btw I'm all for limits on the right to conceal/open carry...such as maintaining certain # of range hours, constant criminal checks, eyesight or reflex tests, losing the privilege at a certain age, etc.) does not have to deal with the scrutiny of being examined 6 ways to Sunday by a very hostile anti-police culture that seems to be the norm these days. Here we have the SIU, and I know several officers who have hesitated to even draw their glock because of potential -- or perceived -- ramifications.

Officers here use the same logic to justify our inability as homeowner's to defend our residence and family with guns. "Just call us, we're trained to deal with" doesn't always apply.

Don't get me wrong, I see the pitfalls of unrestrained guns everywhere in civilian hands. But Stats show they do prevent more crimes or worsening of a crime.

[Bushwhacker]

[QUOTE-Cameracutter ]Felt just as safe there as I do here. And no one walks around caring a gun. The Good Old United States of American has become...... Oh yeah, a shirt hole country.



This is an amazing statement :
If anyone there -or the USA state itself ,hurt You any ways .....to hate them so much?

Before we carry on-PLEASE help me out and give me examples of ppl in the USA openly carrying guns(where allowed) WERE comiting murders on the streets-like out of the blue ,while walking on the street or public place , just took that nasty gun off their shoulders ,and shot up a bunch of innocent .

There was an example in Texas not very long ago. A man went shooting up a church and an old timer grabbed what i believe to be a rifle from the truck and ended the threat. This was a rural area where the police aren't always able to respond right away. The man is a hero. There are many such examples but they don't get any media coverage because it doesn't fit the narrative...

I do believe, however, that many states could definitely utilize more extensive background checks and a mandatory firearm safety course of some kind. It's weird a 17 or 18 year old can just stroll up to a sporting goods counter and slap down some cash, and walk out with a loaded gun.

Two things can be true simultaneously, and the discussion is more nuanced than just 'unlimited guns all the time!' or 'no guns ever!'

[fishfood]

Why do we always blame the gun?

Wonder if that piece of metal was telling him he needed to go kill people. I don't think so why blame the gun it is an object that does nothing unless tampered with by someone.

Isn't there a warning in the manuals they are not toys they could cause seriously injures or cause death.



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[gbk]

Boulder, Colorado this week.

Does not matter what i read about this sad incident-there is zero indication that the nutcake was walking up/down the street with the gun slung over his shoulder like that,and then suddenly decided to shoot up a bunch.
However there is a clear trail of him being paranoid and "hurt" ,clearly preparing for this tragedy.

[onelessarrow]

If the US military fails to protect its people and the oath under their constitution, the 2nd Amendment allows the people to respond with their arms, the militia reference was put in there for exactly these times. 2020 was the year of vision and the people woke up to see all the lies.
All US Government agencies, from the courts down to local political officials have failed the people, the majority know it and are prepared for it. Most Americans were awake to see that their country was taken over through a stolen election that originated on foreign soil.
I don't believe it's going to reach a civil war, as the military has completed a lot of their mission to date.
The American people/patriots were asked to hold the line, it was to give the military time to clean out the shytehole. That time is running out. They wont hold the line forever, it should be an interesting few weeks.