[marktwain]

Notice the power of someone actually experiencing shooting. It changes their whole perception. Take a non-shooter to the range.

[Tenacious 1]

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[bigdirty]

I love the little anti-gun hysterical nonsense at the end of the piece. “It’s a gun - it should”... What horse shit.

What should scare you as a woman is some burglar breaking into your home at night and you have no way to defend yourself. Why get a gun if you aren’t ready to use the thing for self defense? So you’re ready to let some guy rape or kill you but you aren’t ready to put 2 in his chest to defend yourself?

Liberals are insane.

[smokingfrog]

“Every time I look at the gun, it scares me,” I tell my boyfriend, as I eye its insolent blackness, leering at me from the shelf next to my bed.

Problem solved...

[Ruy Dias de Bivar]

***Notice the power of someone actually experiencing shooting. It changes their whole perception. Take a non-shooter to the range. ***

Perhaps that is why we often see a photo of Chuckie Schumer grinning from ear to ear as he shoots a Tec-9. It is a feeling so great it should not be enjoyed by the great unwashed, so ban them.

[papertyger]

What I noticed was the complete lack of shame, indeed the lack of even any awareness, that such emotional turmoil over such a mundane activity indicates a profoundly unbalanced perspective.

[Col Freeper]

“Every time I look at the gun, it scares me,” I tell my boyfriend, as I eye its insolent blackness, leering at me from the shelf next to my bed.

“It’s a gun,” he says. “It should.”

LOL.

Don't worry Amanda, your wussified, metrosexual "boyfriend" will undoubtedly jump in front of you to protect you from the violence of the rapist/killer.

Or, of course, he may just paralyze the rapist/killer through a series of snarky comments pointing out the rapist/killer's terrible color selections because the rest of his outfit doesn't blend correctly with the insolent blackness of his hoodie.