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It's common knowledge that Americans have intimate relations with their firearms. We'll see a bill allowing marriage between a man and his gun before we see one allowing gay marriage.
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These are the kind of people, despite what they think, are a big part of the issue as well. I don't agree with this level of fanaticism.I know some people, all in the same extended family, who hunt and own several guns. One seems to be circling the drain because his attitudes about inviting people to their place in central WI are just insane- "I won't invite anyone because they might shoot a deer I should have been able to kill" is a verbatim quote. He hoards guns and went so far as going to work for Gander Mountain so he could buy them at a discount. His brother has gone to New Zealand and other places to kill animals, knock the horns or antlers off and leave the carcass. Plentiful, or not, it's still wasteful. These guys are brothers. Their cousin wears a dinner-sized belt buckle with 'The Right To Bear Arms" and NRA on it. Big stud. Oh, yeah. Couldn't quote the Amendment if a gun was to his head. Thinks the police should be able to go into someone's house without a warrant. He didn't like it when I said he would make a good Na#i.
That is already here. Think gas is pricey? Try buying ammo.I see the way guns are controlled in some places as the same way WI controls fireworks- you can buy or sell them, but you can't fire them off. If the gun control fans get their way, it will be impossible to buy a gun in a retail store and bullets will either be so expensive that people won't bother or ammo will be unavailable.
I can just picture the headline: "Man blows off his johnson on his wedding night when his "spouse" has an orgasm".It's common knowledge that Americans have intimate relations with their firearms. We'll see a bill allowing marriage between a man and his gun before we see one allowing gay marriage.
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The guy who kills and chops the skull cap off is a lawyer and his brother is just generally angry. Their cousin used to be a friend and I got to the point of not being able to stand what come tumbling out of his yap. Probably the least self-aware person I know of. The wife of the lawyer gives him a hard time about his problem with "buck fever" whenever they would go hunting- he got all shaky and would usually miss, but she could knock the eyes out of a frog at 100 yards.These are the kind of people, despite what they think, are a big part of the issue as well. I don't agree with this level of fanaticism.
That is already here. Think gas is pricey? Try buying ammo.
I really think they'll choose some old time rifle or revolver, not a modern half plastic semi automatic weapon.It's not just Canadians who can't understand it. Please don't put all of your American neighbors in that same category. The gun fetish is truly a national embarassment as far as I am concerned.
Hopefully the good folks in Arizona will at least have the decency not to make the state gun a Glock.
Since stupid laws were brought up...It's just a resolution, not a law. It's similar to a state writing a resolution to honor a sports team, a person who does something great, or an historic building. It doesn't require anyone to do anything, doesn't give anyone a day off, or make anyone pay more for anything. Every state does this stuff, just not necessarily for a gun.
Here's a stupid AZ law- "Donkeys cannot sleep in bathtubs."
From http://www.dumblaws.com/laws/united-states/arizona
Here's a gem from Wisconsin- "Whenever two trains meet at an intersection of said tracks, neither shall proceed until the other has", from the same link.
That makes two of us!I'm so proud to be a Hoosier.