Current Events > Why are gun owners so hostile and insecure towards people who don't own them?

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Because who wants to listen to a fool who has no idea what they're talking about?
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They are not. It is usually about the ones that are really vocal against guns, you know, the ones trying to take away their rights.
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I have never seen anything like that
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CarlGrimes posted...

They are not. It is usually about the ones that are really vocal against guns, you know, the ones trying to take away their rights.

"Taking away their rights"...is this what paranoid, bed-wetting gun owners call it?
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tremain07 posted...

Because who wants to listen to a fool who has no idea what they're talking about?

Can you narrow down which side you are talking about? Pro-gun or anti-gun.
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addled posted...

tremain07 posted...

Because who wants to listen to a fool who has no idea what they're talking about?

Can you narrow down which side you are talking about? Pro-gun or anti-gun.

Whichever side appeals to me more at the moment.
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Lots of anti gunners paint honest citizens who own guns as killers, spree shooters waiting to happen, or crack pot conspiracy theorists. If you were called a nut case just cause you enjoyed football you might get tired of that shit too and understand why a lot of gun owners get tired of the bs of gun haters.
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I want to repost the fantastic green butter posts from your other topic

@Romulox28 posted...

As a gun owner, I am in a constant state of tension. From the moment I step into my house, I have to be prepared not only to operate a firearm at a moment's notice, but also to kill a person, should he or she break into my house.

During the day, I have a gun on my person at all time, safety off. I will constantly draw my weapon and aim it at a doorway or window throughout the day as I go about my life, doing mundane activities such as cooking or watching TV.

The only downfall to this method is that I am no longer able to shower, as it is a HUGE security risk to be nude, unarmed, and covered in water. As a result, I've created a sponge-bath cleaning method I call the "left arm/right arm method," where I will switch my handgun from my left arm to my right arm as I use these arms to clean quadrants of my body, occasionally taking a quick break

One of the keys to my success in keeping my home defended is to schedule regular alarms. Every 20 minutes, I have a loud alarm that will go off, even when I am sleeping. I will immediately wake up, grab the rifle in bed next to me, and BAM! BAM! BAM! fire off a few rounds into the wall in front of me. While this interrupts my sleep schedule (which you get used to after a few months), it also gives me a sense of security that I cannot imagine without a gun.

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Is that legal? People shouldn't KNOW if a person's house doesn't have guns.

If they get robbed, they should sue their neighbors.

CarlGrimes posted...

They are not. It is usually about the ones that are really vocal against guns, you know, the ones trying to take away their rights.

https://www.msn.com/en-us/news/us/fla-shooting-survivors-mother-we-have-received-death-threats/ar-BBJsMxS?li=BBmkt5R&ocid=spartanntp

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tremain07 posted...

addled posted...

tremain07 posted...

Because who wants to listen to a fool who has no idea what they're talking about?

Can you narrow down which side you are talking about? Pro-gun or anti-gun.

Whichever side appeals to me more at the moment.

good answer.
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They are not hostile to non gun owners. They are hostile to people that want (demand) them to be non gun owners too
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