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Have you tried www.AWRM.org? —Loads of information there that might help you.

I don't think there is any "doomsday" outcome. I think, however, that one day, the very purpose of the second amendment will come to manifestation. As much as I wish to avoid that outcome, there is a part of me that is frustrated almost to the verge of saying, "let it come."

What is reasonable? Reasonable is a subjective term. Its meaning varies from one person to the next. We are not a nation governed by subjective laws. We are a nation governed by objective laws. We like specific, tangible, non-morphing laws. This even applies to Constitutional laws and...

Don't worry, folks. Click your heels together three times and bend over. America is a free country. America is a free country. Edit: Dang it, I said I was done. :cuss: http://www.koco.com/news/17225693/detail.html

Well, the kid is young enough. Maybe he can clean up his act now that he's been shown the hazards of his current occupation. Cheers to the little lady for exercising restraint, and a job well done.

The "odds"? Ignoring the absurdity of a legal system based on odds and not written law . . . I give it a 50/50. This charade will either work (only if the murderer is stupid enough to tell on himself/herself by bringing his gun in for test-firing), or this charade will "work", and out of...

I really can't stay and argue semantics: (From Merriam-Webster) Main Entry: sus·pect Pronunciation: \sə-ˈspekt\ Function: verb Etymology: Middle English, from Latin suspectare, frequentative of suspicere to look up at, regard with awe, suspect, from sub-, sus- up, secretly +...

I did say that the investigation hasn't gotten that far, but I'm not about to adopt the "no harm done" opinion that many here have expressed. The. Remainders. Are. Being. Considered. As. Suspects. The fact that we already have de facto registration doesn’t justify the continued abuse by...

Our legal system is set up to operate on a "presumption of innocence." Oklahoma is about a straw away from breaking this law: "The right of the people to be secure in their persons, houses, papers, and effects, against unreasonable searches and seizures, shall not be violated, and no...

+1 and the post is too short.

Neat story. "Shoot twice and go home." :D

Oh, how the American legal system has changed! "Innocent until proven guilty" is now completely reversed to "Guilty until you can prove yourself innocent." EDIT: That letter leaves me at a loss for words.

I'm a Georgia resident. I like it. +1 for the "lighten up" (-1 for the backslide into a Cold War era not worthy of repetition)

Well, as long as he knows which end the bullet comes out of . . .

Just thought that needed to be reiterated. So very true.

Well, it may hold true then: "An armed society is a polite society."

I think the first day of training with any militia should center around teaching and understanding the Constitution of the United States. You must know what you're defending if you want to be a legitimate fighting force. ;)

Regardless of whether or not the bystanders should have/could have helped, it is refreshing to see someone fight back from time to time.

That's the way we should look at things. For what good would it do to have your rights protected at a federal level only to be stripped down by a state law or a city ordinance? Amendments 1-8 are the untouchable rights. Period. The 9th and 10th cover whatever is left, and if the state...

I'm so tactical that this thread was locked, and I stealthily unlocked it before anyone could notice.