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I am an archer too: I have multiple bows and crossbows.
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Do you own any guns
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I am an archer too: I have multiple bows and crossbows.
Sand Dancer
Currently catless
Guns can be useful, depending on the handler, and, hopefully, are not intoxicating. Some parents teach their kids to hunt. IMO, alcohol is not useful. It can be yummy and fun, but so are other things.
I was not advocating for the abolition of the 2nd amendment.
Nevertheless I think that there should be more limitations to prevent lunatics from buying firearms.
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Sand Dancer
Currently catless
Totally agree.I was not advocating the abolition of the 2nd amendment.
Nevertheless I think that there should be more limitations to prevent lunatics from buying firearms.
I totally agree that living in fear is not how one should live one’s life.
I’ll be okay; I have my water wings.
But a murderer with a gun has a tool to catry out his trade
Do you own any guns
No
I do not own any guns; never have.
I have nothing against ownership of guns, but some people should not be able to own them. And some kind of guns simply shouldn't be in the hands of civilians, ever.
Having guns would not make me feel safer and more secure; knowing that some are carrying--sometimes openly--does not make me feel more safe and secure...indeed, makes me feel less secure and safe; I don't trust any of them.
I have nothing against ownership of guns, but some people should not be able to own them. And some kind of guns simply shouldn't be in the hands of civilians, ever.
Having guns would not make me feel safer and more secure; knowing that some are carrying--sometimes openly--does not make me feel more safe and secure...indeed, makes me feel less secure and safe; I don't trust any of them.
metis
aged ecumenical anthropologist
I live a 20-minute drive from Canada and go there regularly, and their gun laws are vastly saner than ours in the States. Getting a permit to carry is difficult but possible, for one example.I was not advocating for the abolition of the 2nd amendment.
Nevertheless I think that there should be more limitations to prevent lunatics from buying firearms.
Yes, Canada is like Europe.
metis
aged ecumenical anthropologist
Yep, and while I'm at it let me wish you & yours a Buono Pasqua!
Twilight Hue
Twilight, not bright nor dark, good nor bad.
Surveillance societies seem incredibly oppressive.
Of all the many long & short guns I've
ever owned, I have only my Glock 22.
(That's the old full-size 40 S&W version.)
When not carried, it's in a hidden safe.
ever owned, I have only my Glock 22.
(That's the old full-size 40 S&W version.)
When not carried, it's in a hidden safe.
Happy Easter to you too.
Well the UK is supposed to have more cameras than most but I doubt most feel oppressed, and perhaps just like the USA in that they're used to seeing weapons about.
... but not in math, apparently.
I saw nothing wrong with her calculations.
Did you forget to carry the one?