Do you have a gun in the house? #$&^$%

[Railroader]

AND...I do not think that anyone that actually had an invitation to enter my house would ask....I'm just say'n

Yep, in my part of the world guns in the house is a given. Nobody even thinks about it.

I had to go to a hearing check thing for the railroad one time, in Valdosta at a clinic called Apple Care. It was a corporate left wing operation geared toward those on the Government Tit...

In the paperwork was all kinda questions drug use, alcohol, tobacco use, etc. It also asked if I owned guns...

I left all that crap blank, and turned it in to the desk.

I said I'm here for a HEARING TEST and that's all, and they went for it, with no more questions.

I was hoping they'd push the gun issue, so I could show 'em the little Jframe I had on my hip...

 

[StuP]

Fox News

Gave up watching any mainstream media of any flavor years ago. Listen to the BBC world service while I commute a couple of days a week, that's about it.

 

[basstracker89]

Gave up watching any mainstream media of any flavor years ago. Listen to the BBC world service while I commute a couple of days a week, that's about it.

I'll watch the news some just to have an idea of what's goin on. But I can't tolerate it long when they start goin left wing agenda........🤬😤

 

[basstracker89]

Nope, git 3 cannons tho

Front door, back door and hallway??........

 

[LarryD!]

Hell, I have a lawnmower gun.

 

[pokus]

This is about compliance and submittal
If you own a firearm you should be responsible with it
its a ludicrous idea that people should disarm themselves because a guest is afraid of guns
the issue here its not just fear of the gun its self
the idea of the marketing campaign is to instill hatred or fear of anyone standing up or defending themselves with a gun (or anyone who would use a weapon to defend themselves)
Current attacks on free speech firearms and ammo are overtly negative and about disrupting/restricting the industries that provide common people a means to them
Truly through out recent history it has been common for leftist and authoritarian people/governments to push this idea that being able to defend yourself or being self sufficient is bad so folks will disarm themselves and their friends and family - most criminal organizations fully support this

tax money is supporting some of these initiatives

You could cite hundreds of examples of weapons and firearms laws that work for regimes but Mao and Hitler are pretty easy Germany had extremely restrictive gun laws prior to his rise it is truly how some threats to the dominant party and then the democratic process that got him elected were maintained - when he came to power he inacted less restrictive gun laws -laws that allowed members of his party as well as other German and non Jewish people easy access to firearms he was actually in favor of giving anybody who supported him a gun - the same set of laws made it punishable by death for Jews and non Germans to own or possess a gun.

All political power comes from the barrel of a gun. The communist party must command all the guns, that way, no guns can ever be used to command the party.

Mao Zedong

Guns rarely commit crimes but tacit investigations still commit more resources to tracing a gun than they do a perpetrator

 

[aFarewellToKings]

Yep, in my part of the world guns in the house is a given. Nobody even thinks about it.

I had to go to a hearing check thing for the railroad one time, in Valdosta at a clinic called Apple Care. It was a corporate left wing operation geared toward those on the Government Tit...

In the paperwork was all kinda questions drug use, alcohol, tobacco use, etc. It also asked if I owned guns...

I left all that crap blank, and turned it in to the desk.

I said I'm here for a HEARING TEST and that's all, and they went for it, with no more questions.

I was hoping they'd push the gun issue, so I could show 'em the little Jframe I had on my hip...

I never answer any questions not related to my medical care. Whether I care about the topic or not.
They stick to the role I pay them to perform.

 

[InTune]

I have a nightstand pistol. I usually secure it if we have company over with kids.

Got several within reach. Don't let kids in the house

 

[joel2000]

Got several within reach. Don't let kids in the house

Ditto…

 

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