Yeah about that second amendment
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What could they get him on at that point? Are you saying he flipped out two days later and went on a killing spree? Yes? Then whos to say the guy with the legally mounted gun on his hip wont do the same?
Knowing Jesse, he'd try and register some C4 and claim it was his constitutional right to carry it just to see if he could get away with it.
Knowing Jesse, he'd try and register some C4 and claim it was his constitutional right to carry it just to see if he could get away with it.
but we live in a country of innocent until proven guilty. if we start limiting rights and taking away liberties because of what people MIGHT do because one person did do it then what do we become? we sure dont become a free society. by that rule no one should have cars, we shouldnt have alcohol and we shouldnt have sex. because some people kill people with cars, people drink and drive, alchohol facilitates bad decisions and sex leads to overpopulization
i don't agree with wandering off to a presidential rally with a gun simply to cause a commotion and stir debate, it brings the wrong kind of attention. i do believe in freely exercising your second amendment right. was he legal in what he did? sure but at the same time just because it's legal doesnt make it smart or productive.
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you're right, who's to say he wont.
but we live in a country of innocent until proven guilty. if we start limiting rights and taking away liberties because of what people MIGHT do because one person did do it then what do we become? we sure dont become a free society. by that rule no one should have cars, we shouldnt have alcohol and we shouldnt have sex. because some people kill people with cars, people drink and drive, alchohol facilitates bad decisions and sex leads to overpopulization
i don't agree with wandering off to a presidential rally with a gun simply to cause a commotion and stir debate, it brings the wrong kind of attention. i do believe in freely exercising your second amendment right. was he legal in what he did? sure but at the same time just because it's legal doesnt make it smart or productive.
but we live in a country of innocent until proven guilty. if we start limiting rights and taking away liberties because of what people MIGHT do because one person did do it then what do we become? we sure dont become a free society. by that rule no one should have cars, we shouldnt have alcohol and we shouldnt have sex. because some people kill people with cars, people drink and drive, alchohol facilitates bad decisions and sex leads to overpopulization
i don't agree with wandering off to a presidential rally with a gun simply to cause a commotion and stir debate, it brings the wrong kind of attention. i do believe in freely exercising your second amendment right. was he legal in what he did? sure but at the same time just because it's legal doesnt make it smart or productive.
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[QUOTE=JessTD;4383438]
but we live in a country of innocent until proven guilty. QUOTE]
thats such a naiive statement.... i wish people lived by that standard, but thats just not how it is... :sad:
(eg: patriot act)
but we live in a country of innocent until proven guilty. QUOTE]
thats such a naiive statement.... i wish people lived by that standard, but thats just not how it is... :sad:
(eg: patriot act)
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The guy was probably surrounded by secret service the entire time. The damn gun was out in the open, the church was probably a good distance away from the school anyways. If there was any real threat, the guy wouldn't of been allowed.
Eventually you should use common sense.
Eventually you should use common sense.
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you know what, everyone loves to run around omg the patriot act omg omg omg big brother everyone watch out they are reading our thoughts
the fact is for 90% of the US population the patriot act has had zero direct impact on their day to day life.
you know what, everyone loves to run around omg the patriot act omg omg omg big brother everyone watch out they are reading our thoughts
the fact is for 90% of the US population the patriot act has had zero direct impact on their day to day life.
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wait ... the guy is on private property???? :rofl: :rofl:
i rescind my previous statements, i'm all for this guy where he is. private property with permission from the property owner to be there. i assumed he was attempting to enter the rally / event.
i rescind my previous statements, i'm all for this guy where he is. private property with permission from the property owner to be there. i assumed he was attempting to enter the rally / event.
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I've been reading a lot about open carrying here in CA. 100% legal, but you will 100% be hassled by the po-po for it (although nothing they can do but a simple demand inspection to see if it's loaded. I think I'll attend one of their rallies
I go duffy on dem bitches
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I could be mistaken but I seem to remember reading that.
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I know in Montana and AZ you can though.
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