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Old 03-10-2012, 11:59 PM   #47
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Default Re: My buddy was shot Friday night

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Maybe I also misunderstood the intention of replies to this post such as "UM H**L NO" or "UHHHH,NOT NO, BUT HECK NO. NO FLIPPIN WAY" as coming down on the OP for his question.
That is a mod, if the mod was "reject[ing] certain topics outright," this discussion would be over!



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But if I am all for education of firearms safety and encourage any gun rights organization's efforts to push that "agenda" that leads to greater firearms awareness -I am also wondering, like the OP and others, if there are ways to do this without undue restrictive influence on our right to bear arms.
Take it upon yourself to educate people! Provide information, discuss actual firearms safety!



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I simply do not encourage the "protecting Rights at all cost" attitude because that contrary to some beliefs the 2nd Amendment is not always under attack and the Laws of Nature ensure there simply is No Freedom without Responsibility.
Indeed, the "Responsibility" is the shooters, I feel he should lose his "Freedom" for gross negligence or worse!


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Ride any motorcycle fast and you know what I mean by Natural Law as opposed to theoretical rights. Go too fast to make that curve and your body will suffer the consequences regardless of whether you believe in your right to speed.
Ridiculous!

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Healthcare if never free... we all pay for that bill one way or another.
Now it is getting surreal!

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You see what I am trying to say?
I'm assuming since you can't address the actual "topic" you're hoping the preponderance of words will make for a compelling argument.



The person that shot his friend should pay monetarily and punitively for his stupidity; he shunned his "Responsibility;" I didn't.
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That is the problem with internet forum mods, they rarely understand what constitutes legitimate, honest and civil debate. They reward the trolls and annoy the people genuinely trying communicate.

I don't really like this place anyway, have fun with your power trip.

...nuff said.
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