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MrMagic
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2018 Apr 1, 8:26pm
MrMagic
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2018 Apr 1, 8:26pm
deepcgi says
I believe I have the right to arm myself to protect my family where ever we might go.
Sadly, the Liberals think that should be illegal, and instead, I should wait 5 or 10 minutes for a police officer to arrive, and take a report that one of my family members were killed by an attacker.
I believe I have a right to that armed protection just as much as the cast of Ocean’s 11.
I believe I have the right to arm myself to protect my family where ever we might go.
Sadly, the Liberals think that should be illegal, and instead, I should wait 5 or 10 minutes for a police officer to arrive, and take a report that one of my family members were killed by an attacker.
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FuckTheMainstreamMedia
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2018 Apr 2, 7:49am
FuckTheMainstreamMedia
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2018 Apr 2, 7:49am
Everyone is equal but some are more equal than others.
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RWSGFY
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2018 Apr 2, 8:00am
RWSGFY
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2018 Apr 2, 8:00am
There is no limit on how big (or small) a "well-regulated militia" can be, is there? So you can call yourself a militia of one.
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clambo
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2018 Apr 2, 9:41am
In some states e.g. Vermont, Florida, Arizona, you can carry a gun with you.
In California it's technically legal, but because it is at the discretion of each county Sheriff, you may not get one living in most populated counties.
Hypocrites in Hollywood abound; they make millions from making movies with fantasy gunfights, magazines that magically hold 1,000 rounds it looks like, amazing trick shots, etc.
If I were concerned about this, I would carry 1. good pepper spray 2. Glock 380
I presently am in Florida so I can carry a gun. I would be afraid to use it however on a person for fear of prosecution or lawsuit.
It's generally in my car so it's like a security blanket. I would maybe prefer to carry pepper spray around since you won't be sued for using it.
In California it's technically legal, but because it is at the discretion of each county Sheriff, you may not get one living in most populated counties.
Hypocrites in Hollywood abound; they make millions from making movies with fantasy gunfights, magazines that magically hold 1,000 rounds it looks like, amazing trick shots, etc.
If I were concerned about this, I would carry 1. good pepper spray 2. Glock 380
I presently am in Florida so I can carry a gun. I would be afraid to use it however on a person for fear of prosecution or lawsuit.
It's generally in my car so it's like a security blanket. I would maybe prefer to carry pepper spray around since you won't be sued for using it.
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Would they call their private security a well-regulated militia, I wonder. They must think the vast majority of the middle class and poor don't need special protection - even though the police and military aren't enough to keep the bright and shiny ones safe. That's different. That's limelight.
They are right about one thing. The police and military aren't enough to keep people safe. They did a piss poor job in Parkland. I would say we all deserve private security, and I would add that the armed don't need to be paid muscle to carry those private firearms. If a trained and dedicated private militia wanted to protect my private home, town, county, state, and non-gated neighborhood, I believe I have a right to that armed protection just as much as the cast of Ocean's 11.
And I have a right to join it.