If you don't vote like a gun owner, YOU SUCK!

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The vast majority of gun owners are not like many/most of us...that's a fact. They don't believe in the "all or nothing" attitude that many/most of us have. They will own a shotgun or two, perhaps a handgun or two, and will never own an AK,HK,AR or anything uber tactical. They do not wear tactical vests and participate in IDPA or any other organized shooting activuty. They view those who do as "nuts". They have a self defense gun tucked away that never get's fired. They have a rifle and/or a shotgun that they break out once a year (if ever) to hunt with. They are law abiding citizens and could care less if the government wants to check out their background, or make them wait a week to buy another gun. They don't live in the hood, and they don't venture out after 10pm. They consider themselves safe.

They are not the enemy, they are simply uneducated, and they represent the largest body of support that we can draw from. Waving an AK in the air and calling them dildos, or worse, doesn't seem like an effective way to bring them over. Our first goal should be to define the term "reasonable" for them...as it applies to gun ownership...and personal behaviour.
 
If your one of those that thinks all they need is their gun and damned the torpedoes if they want to take them away, I'll stand by and watch them bulldoze your house with you in it which will accomplish absolutly nothing except you being used as fertilizer.

No, that doesn't describe me in the least. Glad to know you'd stand by and watch though!

If you are not married, don't own a house, have kids to support you cannot possibly understand the multi issue voter.

I am married college graduate (finance degree), with three kids. I own a pretty nice house as well as two nice cars. There is nothing in the Democratic economic agenda that distinguishes them from the Republicans.

I never said I was a one issue voter. Like someone stated above, I vote a number of issues, however there are a couple that can put you right out of the running for my vote.

Keeping my gun rights is imortant to me. (I'm not a gun nut)
Keeping my money is important to me. (Low taxes)
Keeping my family and my country safe is important to me. (I'm also a vet)
There are others.....but that is enough for now.
 
Nice article and a decent debate.

Hello to all from Mike McKeen
Registered Libertarian who votes the issues that are important to him.

Oh, the politicians can vote to take away guns. Actually doing it is another thing entirely.

Come and get em.
 
Oh, the politicians can vote to take away guns. Actually doing it is another thing entirely.
Here's something you won't hear very often: if firearms confiscation/prohibition is inevitable, I hope it happens sooner rather than later.
 
Hopefully we're thinking that the 25 and under generation(for the most part) wouldn't give a rat's rear as long as they had their filthy rap music and MTV. I met a couple of Isreali nationals Friday and I'm a firm believer in required national service. Might make up for the lack of basic history knowledge in this country's youth.






"A democracy cannot exist as a permanent form of government. It can only exist until the voters discover that they can vote themselves largess from the public treasury. From that time on the majority always votes for the candidates promising the most benefits from the public treasury, with the results that a democracy always collapses over loose fiscal policy, always followed by a dictatorship.

The average age of the world's great civilizations has been 200 years. These nations have progressed through this sequence:
from bondage to spiritual faith;
from spiritual faith to great courage;
from courage to liberty;
from liberty to abundance;
from abundance to selfishness;
from selfishness to complacency;
from complacency to apathy;
from apathy to dependency;
from dependency back again to bondage."
 
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