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And the Huff Post misses again. The Worst and Most Intimidating Gun States
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This kinda reminds me of an article. I think by Maureen Dowd.
The writer was upset that some states allowed guns in the airport (up to a certain point), and didn't feel safe.
The writer was from New York City. And was complaining about Florida (I think).
And I found it funny that they were scared of a place that was SAFER.
The writer was upset that some states allowed guns in the airport (up to a certain point), and didn't feel safe.
The writer was from New York City. And was complaining about Florida (I think).
And I found it funny that they were scared of a place that was SAFER.
To continue, being a non-minority is bad, having a strong work ethic is bad, being religious is bad, having moral compass is bad, being from anywhere but the east or west coast is bad (with certain concessions if you're from Chicago), believing in the Constitution is bad, indeed, loving anything about America is bad.
femurphy77
Grandmaster
Go to the petition page, Harry calahan, homer simpson, no ****ing way are just a few of the people that have signed their petition.
Yep...right in line with the old, "...if guns kill people, then spoons made Rosie O'Donnell fat."
Yeah. Progressivism and our feminist president is really cleaning Putin's clock right about now.
The whole Crimea thing just underscores how these folks live in a dream world...
SERparacord
Grandmaster
When these professor types come to the State, is it really a good idea to have JetGirl give them the tour.......
Trooper
Shooter
No it is that they believe that all conservatives, and especially libertarians, are rednecks who play banjo music. But then they think, privately, that most male blacks are gang bangers. Thus they do not trust any working class male.
GunSlinger
Master
I noticed that Indiana was fourth on the list of five states...we gotta try harder to make #1.
Amen to that. I'd add that in my experience some of the most polite people I've met are those at a crowded gun show.
Perhaps WE are missing the point. The title of the article was the most intimidating states, and the most intimidated by citizens with the right to defend themselves are criminals, perhaps the article was written for a criminal audience.
To become a politician in this country, it is all but a requirement that you attend college. If colleges are indoctrinating students to a liberal thought pattern, perhaps the idea is to adjust their way of thought that being a criminal isnt a bad thing, as long as you can make a living at it, and not go to jail. Politicians seem to have that mindset, as long as we let them get away with ignoring the laws, they are just being "progressive", and affecting "change" in the name of our safety and well being.
If our way of life in this state intimidates that sort of person, I say "GOOD!" I dont want criminals, or people who feel that they should be able to control our lives feeling any more comfortable here than they already do. If anything, I would like to make them even MORE uncomfortable. Just think of how great it would be to be able to not lock our doors again, and trust our neighbors...
To become a politician in this country, it is all but a requirement that you attend college. If colleges are indoctrinating students to a liberal thought pattern, perhaps the idea is to adjust their way of thought that being a criminal isnt a bad thing, as long as you can make a living at it, and not go to jail. Politicians seem to have that mindset, as long as we let them get away with ignoring the laws, they are just being "progressive", and affecting "change" in the name of our safety and well being.
If our way of life in this state intimidates that sort of person, I say "GOOD!" I dont want criminals, or people who feel that they should be able to control our lives feeling any more comfortable here than they already do. If anything, I would like to make them even MORE uncomfortable. Just think of how great it would be to be able to not lock our doors again, and trust our neighbors...
Slawburger
Master
It is in alphabetical order.
Of course that doesn't mean we shouldn't strive to be number one on the list of places the author won't visit.
"Just as an educated suburbanite drives a Prius as a badge of virtue, a man walking with a holstered or open carry gun -- or with the emblem of the politically fearsome National Rifle Association affixed to his pick-up truck or car -- shows his power to all that can see."
What are you OC guys doing now? OC with no holster?
What are you doing, carrying them on your foreheads or something?
Author of the article is not looking at all the facts. He is the epitome of my sig line...
3 words, yet they say it all.
Um. I don't know how to break it to this guy. But the places with the highest population densities have the highest restrictions. AND, have the most crime.
I think if I was walking next to this guy, I'd have to drive him crazy (not a far drive), by saying, "that guy has a gun, look out". Over and Over.
I just carry mine in my hand, looking furtively from side to side and "clearing" the area every time I go around a corner or walk through a doorway. What? Is this not normal?
