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Ddddiiiidddd yyyou SSSStuUUUTTTerrrr? Somebody has trouble getting along with other kids on the playground.
Read the first sentence there and speak for yourself.
Am I an "undesirable" because of my choise of weapons?
Such an accusation was neither implied nor stated specifically. I don't have a problem with people buying German guns.
During WWII, weapons technology advanced exponentialy. The German weapons led the way. Bad timing and bad causes led to their defeat. But the tech is still there.
While I am, by training, an expert in German military operations during the '30s and '40s and would love to argue with your simplistic statements, let us stick to the point, not history lessons.
My problem is that you air dirty laundry in public. If you don't like something about others, stay away.
Using the same logic, shouldn't you stay away from my post?
The antis have enough help.
Not from me. Some in the "gun movement" do it just fine without my help to discredit themselves. Sometimes we are our own worst enemy.
Oh, no I don"t see regalia at auto shows, but have you checked out the new BMW's? WOW. Gotta have one.
A "new BMW" made in Germany today has absolutely NO Nazi connotation. Your analogy is thus invalid. When a gunshow after gunshow has Nazi/SS regalia sellers (and buyers), it DOES paint the shows - and gun buyers - in a negative light to many people, because an association forms in the minds of people, i.e. gunshows = Nazi stuff.
Think about it. If every auto show you attended featured a Nazi regalia seller or two, wouldn't you begin to feel a bit odd about the auto shows and at least wonder what connection there might be between car people and Nazi regalia?
