TTG_ONLINER_69ER wrote Being an American, living in a rural area where we aren't even on most U.S maps, guns are our culture here. Family time is hunting, going to the range, going to camp or a place in the woods and just target shooting. I believe the Bill of Rights was written for a protected future. I believe any armament the police can have should be civilian accessible. All gun laws are infringements. Why should I be considered a criminal because I like something that liberal media hates? Just because I own an 'AR-15' doesn't mean i'm a threat, it means I have a tool for a specific job. You wouldn't use a hammer to cut wood. You wouldn't use a bolt action rifle on a pack of coyotes harassing livestock and destroying your property. In my mind, people who dislike guns and know NOTHING about firearms shouldn't speak. I don't go around giving my opinions on climate change because i'm not as informed and I shouldn't rely on media to tell me how to feel. People need to do their own research and stop relying on emotions. If this really is an issue of people getting killed, alcohol, tobacco, cars, and heavy machinery would already all be banned. The laws already set in place do fine on background checks, at-least here. You can't walk out with a gun the same day you buy it, and buying a pistol is a process in itself which is even more of a hassle. There is no gun show loophole, there never has been. You CAN NOT avoid a background check unless you are buying a firearm illegally or purchasing from a private party. But even then for specific ones, you still have to submit a background check before you sell your weapon to your son.

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TTG_ONLINER_69ER wrote Being an American, living in a rural area where we aren't even on most U.S maps, guns are our culture here. Family time is hunting, going to the range, going to camp or a place in the woods and just target shooting. I believe the Bill of Rights was written for a protected future. I believe any armament the police can have should be civilian accessible. All gun laws are infringements. Why should I be considered a criminal because I like something that liberal media hates? Just because I own an 'AR-15' doesn't mean i'm a threat, it means I have a tool for a specific job. You wouldn't use a hammer to cut wood. You wouldn't use a bolt action rifle on a pack of coyotes harassing livestock and destroying your property. In my mind, people who dislike guns and know NOTHING about firearms shouldn't speak. I don't go around giving my opinions on climate change because i'm not as informed and I shouldn't rely on media to tell me how to feel. People need to do their own research and stop relying on emotions. If this really is an issue of people getting killed, alcohol, tobacco, cars, and heavy machinery would already all be banned. The laws already set in place do fine on background checks, at-least here. You can't walk out with a gun the same day you buy it, and buying a pistol is a process in itself which is even more of a hassle. There is no gun show loophole, there never has been. You CAN NOT avoid a background check unless you are buying a firearm illegally or purchasing from a private party. But even then for specific ones, you still have to submit a background check before you sell your weapon to your son.

And to follow up, i believe schools should offer a gun safety class or a firearms related class, doesn't need to be required but it hurts that people are so ill informed. Does this sound crazy? My sister had to take a MANDATORY archery class for gym and she's 10. Opening day of deer hunting season is a holiday here, and you get the day off from school/work. I know elementary grade kids with more firearm knowledge than any msn anchor.

TTG_ONLINER_69ER wrote to follow up, i believe schools should offer a gun safety class or a firearms related class, doesn't need to be required but it hurts that people are so ill informed. Does this sound crazy? My sister had to take a MANDATORY archery class for gym and she's 10. Opening day of deer hunting season is a holiday here, and you get the day off from school/work. I know elementary grade kids with more firearm knowledge than any msn anchor.

Ohgeesy wrote

TTG_ONLINER_69ER wrote

TTG_ONLINER_69ER wrote Being an American, living in a rural area where we aren't even on most U.S maps, guns are our culture here. Family time is hunting, going to the range, going to camp or a place in the woods and just target shooting. I believe the Bill of Rights was written for a protected future. I believe any armament the police can have should be civilian accessible. All gun laws are infringements. Why should I be considered a criminal because I like something that liberal media hates? Just because I own an 'AR-15' doesn't mean i'm a threat, it means I have a tool for a specific job. You wouldn't use a hammer to cut wood. You wouldn't use a bolt action rifle on a pack of coyotes harassing livestock and destroying your property. In my mind, people who dislike guns and know NOTHING about firearms shouldn't speak. I don't go around giving my opinions on climate change because i'm not as informed and I shouldn't rely on media to tell me how to feel. People need to do their own research and stop relying on emotions. If this really is an issue of people getting killed, alcohol, tobacco, cars, and heavy machinery would already all be banned. The laws already set in place do fine on background checks, at-least here. You can't walk out with a gun the same day you buy it, and buying a pistol is a process in itself which is even more of a hassle. There is no gun show loophole, there never has been. You CAN NOT avoid a background check unless you are buying a firearm illegally or purchasing from a private party. But even then for specific ones, you still have to submit a background check before you sell your weapon to your son.

And to follow up, i believe schools should offer a gun safety class or a firearms related class, doesn't need to be required but it hurts that people are so ill informed. Does this sound crazy? My sister had to take a MANDATORY archery class for gym and she's 10. Opening day of deer hunting season is a holiday here, and you get the day off from school/work. I know elementary grade kids with more firearm knowledge than any msn anchor.

Let's get one thing straight, no school should ever allow anything to do with firearms at all. No 5-13 year old should know how to use or even hold a gun, problem isn't guns in this country is those who feel the need to bully or do something stupid to someone to the point where they give up and feel the need that killing is the answer for everything .

Darlings wrote

TTG_ONLINER_69ER wrote to follow up, i believe schools should offer a gun safety class or a firearms related class, doesn't need to be required but it hurts that people are so ill informed. Does this sound crazy? My sister had to take a MANDATORY archery class for gym and she's 10. Opening day of deer hunting season is a holiday here, and you get the day off from school/work. I know elementary grade kids with more firearm knowledge than any msn anchor.

You want kids, to wield firearms, in a school :monkas:
Whether it's in a controlled setting or not, you're advocating kids to have the opportunity to handle firearms, at school

So because your sister was taught archery, young kids should also receive firearm training?

TTG_ONLINER_69ER wrote

Darlings wrote

TTG_ONLINER_69ER wrote to follow up, i believe schools should offer a gun safety class or a firearms related class, doesn't need to be required but it hurts that people are so ill informed. Does this sound crazy? My sister had to take a MANDATORY archery class for gym and she's 10. Opening day of deer hunting season is a holiday here, and you get the day off from school/work. I know elementary grade kids with more firearm knowledge than any msn anchor.

You want kids, to wield firearms, in a school :monkas:
Whether it's in a controlled setting or not, you're advocating kids to have the opportunity to handle firearms, at school

So because your sister was taught archery, young kids should also receive firearm training?

Of course not at school, and I'm not saying elementary grade kids. I mean high schoolers who take a firearms safety class can go to a firing range and learn the aspects from the people who give out conceal carry permits or hunters safety permits. But I also don't believe in gun free zones, I think common sense should dictate where guns should and shouldn't be allowed, at least openly brandished like carrying a big Blackhawk .44 on your hip in the open in a bank. Obviously not in schools, government buildings, etc.. I used the archery as a stepping stone, the kids are 10 and understand the safety of archery, and they do that IN the gyms. That's just crazy to me.

Ohgeesy wrote

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Darlings wrote

TTG_ONLINER_69ER wrote to follow up, i believe schools should offer a gun safety class or a firearms related class, doesn't need to be required but it hurts that people are so ill informed. Does this sound crazy? My sister had to take a MANDATORY archery class for gym and she's 10. Opening day of deer hunting season is a holiday here, and you get the day off from school/work. I know elementary grade kids with more firearm knowledge than any msn anchor.

You want kids, to wield firearms, in a school :monkas:
Whether it's in a controlled setting or not, you're advocating kids to have the opportunity to handle firearms, at school

So because your sister was taught archery, young kids should also receive firearm training?

Of course not at school, and I'm not saying elementary grade kids. I mean high schoolers who take a firearms safety class can go to a firing range and learn the aspects from the people who give out conceal carry permits or hunters safety permits. But I also don't believe in gun free zones, I think common sense should dictate where guns should and shouldn't be allowed, at least openly brandished like carrying a big Blackhawk .44 on your hip in the open in a bank. Obviously not in schools, government buildings, etc.. I used the archery as a stepping stone, the kids are 10 and understand the safety of archery, and they do that IN the gyms. That's just crazy to me.

Js a BANK is a government building. Also I don't where you're from and I honestly at this point careless, doesn't matter what you sister does. At the end of the day Guns will never be held by high schoolers unless you're in JROTC or such and one more thing, No privileged kid is going to hold a gun, i was raised in brooklyn and i always had a gun on since 13 I'm in the army and i still got my guns

Ethereum wrote I recently traveled to visit family down south in Alabama (insert Alabama jokes here). When i was talking to my uncle about firearms and the rules down here he informed me if he went to a gun store or Walmart and bought in bulk it would be an immediate call to the local sheriff. I don't know why really but I like Federation live in New England and i can order any amount of ammo and be completely fine with no police visits or questions.