Posted by Pair-a-dice farm on June 19, 2015 at 05:58:02 from (162.104.74.235):
In Reply to: Gun stores posted by Bret4207 on June 19, 2015 at 05:49:04:
Bret4207 said: (quoted from post at 08:49:04 06/19/15)
cuby said: (quoted from post at 09:05:22 06/19/15)
Was in a new lumber yard the other day that is 15 miles from me and in part of that store is a gun shop. Went in and snooped around a little,asked the clerk how many guns on display and was told 1K with another 4K in the back room.
Have heard that 2 more gun stores have opened up lately within 50 miles of me,one at a J.Deere Dealer and another in a small town where the ones that I mentioned were located{small towns}
Just a little scarey to me as I am not a gun buff.
Scared? Really? Are you scared of cars, boats, motorcycles, beer, booze in general, doctors, hospitals, football, stairs, ladders, swimming pools, trampolines, canoes, rafts, trains or any number of other things that kill people each day? Considering the numbers, a gun is one of the safest inanimate objects (tools) out there. Used to be every town had gins for sale at every hardware, JC Penney, Sears, Montgomery Wards, Western Auto and a lot of other places. Were you scared then?
In a day when we have epidemic drug abuse, drug resistant strains of easily communicable deadly diseases, a shortage of basic human decency and a society that is circling the drain headed for the cess pool a new gun store would be so far down my list of worries as to be a joke.
You know, since this will be taken as a harsh post by some, let me make something clear. No one is demanding you or anyone else own a gun, like guns or support the rights of others to own guns. But there are a lot of us out here who want people like you to stop deciding that we are incapable or safely and responsibly owning firearms and utilizing our Constitutional rights. It's a right, not a privilege dependent on someone elses interpretation of our "needs".
Thank you, rant off.
Agreed 100%
This post was edited by Pair-a-dice farm at 05:58:46 06/19/15.
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