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Because people like yourself would call 911 in a panic and they'd get flooded with "man with a gun calls" , it's a courtesy call.
Originally posted by Chadwickus
So what happens when another law abiding citizen carrying a gun spots this guy in the car park pulling out his rifle and spare clips from the boot of his car and thinks he's just spotted a guy about to go on a shooting spree and shoots him?
Oh the irony, it burns.
Originally posted by Nanocyte
This guy is the perfect example of why we need a total ban on all firearms. I used to be relatively moderate in my position on gun control, but after witnessing the sheer insanity and stupidity of 99% of vocal gun advocates as well as people like this, I'm now convinced that most Americans are simply too stupid and delusional to be allowed near firearms.
Originally posted by EyesWideShut
Originally posted by Chadwickus
reply to post by Soloprotocol
In his defense, he gave the police a heads up.
So the question begs..Why did he feel the need to let the police know what he was going to do if it was as kosher as many here would want you to believe?
Because people like yourself would call 911 in a panic and they'd get flooded with "man with a gun calls" , it's a courtesy call. When I go camping on my lot out of state, there's usually going to be gunfire from there... 1st thing I do when I hit town is stop by the PD and let them know I'm up for a weekend, then I invite them to stop by for lunch after we get unpacked, settled ,clean out the camping area and get the fire going.edit on 19-1-2013 by EyesWideShut because: (no reason given)
Originally posted by VeritasAequitas
reply to post by EyesWideShut
Critical thinking skills have gone down the #ter in America; must be all of the fluoride...
Good Holy Gift of Tool, what the hell are people thinking these days man?
edit on 19-1-2013 by VeritasAequitas because: (no reason given)
Originally posted by Soloprotocol
Originally posted by EyesWideShut
Originally posted by Chadwickus
reply to post by Soloprotocol
In his defense, he gave the police a heads up.
So the question begs..Why did he feel the need to let the police know what he was going to do if it was as kosher as many here would want you to believe?
Because people like yourself would call 911 in a panic and they'd get flooded with "man with a gun calls" , it's a courtesy call. When I go camping on my lot out of state, there's usually going to be gunfire from there... 1st thing I do when I hit town is stop by the PD and let them know I'm up for a weekend, then I invite them to stop by for lunch after we get unpacked, settled ,clean out the camping area and get the fire going.edit on 19-1-2013 by EyesWideShut because: (no reason given)
So let me get this straight....he tells cops he's going shopping with his firearms exposed so if the cops get a call they wont need react, because "it's ok boys, it's just that guy who was in earlier to tell us he was exercising his right to bear arms"......Madness.....and we wonder why the Police would be slow to respond to any Massacre........
Originally posted by Nanocyte
reply to post by EyesWideShut
Because they enable stupid and crazy people to inflict massive amounts of damage that they would not be capable of inflicting solely through their own means.
Originally posted by VeritasAequitas
reply to post by Thunder heart woman
That's what the people at the movie theater thought too, four of them being active duty military, we see where that got them don't we?
It's not about the place; you never know when some 'criminal' or 'whackjob' is just gonna come into a 'gun-free zone' and just start putting bullets in people..
Originally posted by Thunder heart woman
As a responsible gun owner, as someone who grew up with guns and was taught to shoot and hunt, my dad ALSO taught me something called common sense when using my guns.
Do I support the man's right to open carry? Yes. But is it smart to do so in a shopping mall, where you'll simply scare and alienate other people? Nope.
There is a time and place for guns and they don't need to be at a store. Sorry, they just don't. I think he is ignorant for doing so.