Mikem

My guess is that like many hunters that I have known over the years (that talk big and macho) but when push comes to shove - would never venture into the woods on a hunt - if the 'game' was likewise armed. . . when the hunter becomes the huntee. What say you gun-owner activists? P.S. My only comment to the young lady from Texas (in the beginning of the above video) would be a question - why didn't you get a permit to carry - if you felt it was important to be armed? Maybe some of that anger (rightly so) is misplaced? Should we not be held responsible for our own actions - or lack thereof? I became a firm believer 2 weeks into my first tour that if your number is up (and you are prepared "as best as you can be") - it's up. if it is not (and you are prepared "as best as you can be") - it is not. Well lets see: Russia Germany Cambodia the list goes on. they registered then confiscated the firearms then killed millions of unarmed citizens making it unlawful to own an unregistered gun is the first step. Yeah, I know we live in America that is what they said in Europe as well. I saw the quote made about the crimes relating to British gun crimes compared to ours. Did they also quote the rates for crimes with clubs, knives etc. NO? hmm maybe because all the related crimes sky rocketed after the control laws went into effect. It like locks on your house the only reason the locks are there is for the honest people, if a criminal wants in your house the locks or laws dont matter. I have had weapons of several calibers all my life, I was presented a 22 rifle when I 10 years old and immediately taught what it was for. I'll keep my weapons and if I have to hide them from the gove I will; I will become a criminal before I give a criminal my guns. I have the right to defend my home,family and neighborhood and I will fight to keep that right.

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Everyone in the auto industry will love this. http://www.newsday.com/news/nationworld/wi...105,print.story