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That's the fantasy of most gun carriers - the extremely remote chance of the saving the day. Not gonna happen. :shrug:
google bro....tons of stories out there...
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That's the fantasy of most gun carriers - the extremely remote chance of the saving the day. Not gonna happen. :shrug:
google bro....tons of stories out there...
google bro....tons of stories out there...
Well I've made it 40 years without a gun being pulled at me or even anywhere near me. Yeah ...I'll roll the bones on my life.![]()
Feel free to keep dreaming your Dirty Harry dreams though.:00hour
How bout posting some links so I can check out all these random shootings by those with a CWP. I mean if all these people have a screw loose then there must be a lot of examples out there right. For you to even suggest that those with a CWP are destined to become the bad guy makes you look very foolish. Finally, the most idiotic part of the post was waiting to get attacked before getting a CWP. I assume you dont wear your seatbelt? If you do I guess you had to have that first wreck before seeing the worth huhI dont agree with you much, but I can usually see why you/others would take their position. This ones just complete ignorance.
1: Just because you have a screw loose doesn't mean you're going to start shooting...but it sure as hell doesn't help.
2: I'm idiotic for thinking you should have some kind of history before "needing" to pack heat in public? As I said before, if you DON'T have a history to associate a future attack with, what are you getting a gun for? As Smurphy mentioned, most of you guys are preparing to save the day in some fantasyland situation that will never happen.
3: I wear my seat belt because A) it is the law, and B) because I have been in an accident before and I recognize the value. Great analogy
The reason you don't agree is because we have different world views. You think more guns makes life safer, I don't. I don't think it is ignorance at all. I went to the University of Detroit, I lived in Detroit, and I don't see the need. In my world, if you don't put yourself in bad situations, bad things tend not to happen. If I went back to my old house Detroit and decided to hit the bars until closing every night, I may start to see things from your point of view. But who here is really in those threatening environments? The Joker is in the middle of Kentucky, and knowing Nick, I can't see him putting himself into a situation where he would ever need to be carrying.
I don't even and haven't even locked my house doors since 1988 when I moved out of Baltimore.
gary...
wasn't looking for this thread to turn into a bunch of platform ranting....
I agree we do have different world views..it seems you need to have an 'accident(s)' happen to you first BEFORE you see the value...
whereas we see the value first and are trying to PREVENT that accident...
don't even bring up the whole,...it hasn't happened yet,..law of averages ....don't put yourself in that situation....
NOBODY knows when an accident is going to take place EXCEPT the perpetrator..
it's about prevention/protection....
Lawrence: I can appreciate your perspective, but here is the question I struggle with:
Why is perceived threat greater than your experience?
I believe we have both been lucky enough to avoid "gun play" and violence to this point in our lives. Why does this experience (or lack of) not over-rule a future experience that has proven highly unlikely?
Also, why is this the unlikely threat you choose to protect yourself from? Do you have fire and flood insurance on your property? Do you have a bomb shelter? Do you drive the safest car on the road? I'm just thinking of things off the top of my head here, but I hope you can see where I am going. Lots of unlikely scenarios to prepare for, what is it about this one that makes you act?
Okay. Some states let you carry and some don't. What happens if one travels from a carry state to a non carry state?
What unconcealed permit? Is this something new?![]()
I too think it's crazy with all these people running around armed :scared
I don't want to, never wanted to, but might have to, with some of these people running around with guns.
Holy shit, this country is totally fuked up, IMO.
The wild, wild west
I don't even and haven't even locked my house doors since 1988 when I moved out of Baltimore. I couldn't find my house keys right now if a reward was offered. Now I have to get a gun? Jesus Christ!
1: Just because you have a screw loose doesn't mean you're going to start shooting...but it sure as hell doesn't help.
2: I'm idiotic for thinking you should have some kind of history before "needing" to pack heat in public? As I said before, if you DON'T have a history to associate a future attack with, what are you getting a gun for? As Smurphy mentioned, most of you guys are preparing to save the day in some fantasyland situation that will never happen.
3: I wear my seat belt because A) it is the law, and B) because I have been in an accident before and I recognize the value. Great analogy
The reason you don't agree is because we have different world views. You think more guns makes life safer, I don't. I don't think it is ignorance at all. I went to the University of Detroit, I lived in Detroit, and I don't see the need. In my world, if you don't put yourself in bad situations, bad things tend not to happen. If I went back to my old house Detroit and decided to hit the bars until closing every night, I may start to see things from your point of view. But who here is really in those threatening environments? The Joker is in the middle of Kentucky, and knowing Nick, I can't see him putting himself into a situation where he would ever need to be carrying.
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