Thread: Gun Related Deaths In America 2012

Originally Posted by Archer0915

The small area I live in is not bad at all. I live at the end of the road next to ponds and farm land. I keep my weapons secured but I am also not fooling myself about many things. If my kids need medical attention and some (*)(*)(*)(*)ed fool OWS idiots are blocking the road and refuse to move they have taken their lives into their own hands.

I was using that as an example and it is not meant to attack OWS in this thread. Hell I would do the same no matter the group.

Ok Archer is a little more extreme.

Originally Posted by Thinker

There are always people who would rather make money from crime, no matter where you go, and what if Archer doesnt have enough money to move out of the ghetto?

How much of this is to do with crime or the fear of crime. Also how realistic is owning a gun for the crime view when work in cities. banks offices etc.., Not realisic to carry a gun everywhere. under the suit wrapped around the tie. maybe

Originally Posted by GeneralZod

How much of this is to do with crime or the fear of crime. Also how realistic is owning a gun for the crime view when work in cities. banks offices etc.., Not realisic to carry a gun everywhere. under the suit wrapped around the tie. maybe

You dont understand, your not in America. As i said its different here, General Grass.

Is it that different? how many americaans for example carry a gun on the way to work?

on the subways the buses, dont only a few states have carry permits?

i say this, as a gun seems pointless if being attacked in a city while working and your gun is locked in the bedroom safe.

Originally Posted by GeneralZod

Is it that different? how many americaans for example carry a gun on the way to work?

on the subways the buses, dont only a few states have carry permits?

i say this, as a gun seems pointless if being attacked in a city while working and your gun is locked in the bedroom safe.

http://www.usacarry.com/concealed_ca...city_maps.html

Gun law is settled law here in the US. Gun ownership is universal and ubiquitous in all states. We can argue over the original intention of the forefathers but it is still too late, the laws are there. If you wish to argue the reasoning behind owning guns, that is different. I am sure there is an actual small percentage that actually need them for protection or for work. Others hunt as sport and I can see that although I think bow hunting is more manly and sporting. The rest plan for a government revolution I guess. I don't have any guns although I live in a very ethnic area, I trust my neighbors and I am content with the size of my penis.

Originally Posted by clarkatticus

Gun law is settled law here in the US. Gun ownership is universal and ubiquitous in all states. We can argue over the original intention of the forefathers but it is still too late, the laws are there. If you wish to argue the reasoning behind owning guns, that is different. I am sure there is an actual small percentage that actually need them for protection or for work. Others hunt as sport and I can see that although I think bow hunting is more manly and sporting. The rest plan for a government revolution I guess. I don't have any guns although I live in a very ethnic area, I trust my neighbors and I am content with the size of my penis.

HaHaHaHa! Great post.

Originally Posted by GeneralZod

Is it that different? how many americaans for example carry a gun on the way to work?

on the subways the buses, dont only a few states have carry permits?

i say this, as a gun seems pointless if being attacked in a city while working and your gun is locked in the bedroom safe.

paddle holster behind right hip....

Another one! This time a guy goes nuts and murders two people because they deleted his daughter as a Facebook friend!

http://news.yahoo.com/sheriff-facebo...220228661.html

If there are any more, post them here. At the end of the year, we'll tally them up.

Originally Posted by Makedde

If there are any more, post them here. At the end of the year, we'll tally them up.

Here's one from the Eau Claire (Wisconsin) Leader-Telegram --

BALSAM LAKE - A Polk County jury this week decided that a Turtle Lake dairy farmer was justified in shooting a bear that had killed two of his calves.

After a 1 1/2-day trial, the jury agreed that Donnie Sundvall was within his rights to defend his property after he shot and killed the bear on his farm last July.

The jury deliberated a little more than an hour before handing down a not-guilty verdict to criminal charges that Sundvall, 54, had killed and possessed a bear without a license and out of season.