[50sDad]

I don't own one. I would be uncomfortable around one, and it would take Muzzies on the doorstep to get me to buy one. That said...

I want EVERYBODY to have the COMPLETE and UNFETTERED RIGHT to get one, because it was the govenment that our Founders wanted constrained, not the citizens. And if, sometime in the future there ARE Muzzies on my doorstep, I want the access that is guaranteed me by the Constitution. I am amazed that the Libs can hold the First Amendment so holy that Nazi's can march, the libraries can offer unfiltered porno, and potentially I can be silenced if I say "the Bible says that xxx is wrong", and yet they can pretend that the Second Amenedment "doesn't really mean that."

This kind of thing is the very reason that, despite amnasty and a few other issues, I praise George Bush for the past seven years. Two Supremes at least pushed us in the right direction, and I am so glad that this time, we narrowly won what is right.

[Old Teufel Hunden]

"I don't own one. I would be uncomfortable around one, and it would take Muzzies on the doorstep to get me to buy one."

I agree with everything you said after this statement. Do not fear or be uncomfortable around an inanimate object. Learn about it and train on it and you will be better for it. You need some range time brother!! Start off with a Ruger 10/22 rifle. It's a nice little 22 lr semi. No recoil and a good rifle to learn on. Then you can celebrate the Heller opinion by going out and buying a nice handgun.

In fact, reading the federalist paper 46 and other various quotes from the founding fathers, one could conclude that it is the duty of all Americans to own a firearm for no other reason than to be part of the militia and protect our country against governmental tyranny.

[William Tell]

50sDad said: "I don't own one. I would be uncomfortable around one, and it would take Muzzies on the doorstep to get me to buy one. "

Your doorstep or somebody else's?

If you have a kitchen fire break out, be sure to run down to your local Home Depot to buy a fire extinquisher. If you're willing to wait long enough you might be able to get one on sale.