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May 25, 2011 at 6:46 PM #699976May 25, 2011 at 7:58 PM #698825
Allan from Fallbrook
Participant[quote=Vod-Vil]When my aunt was in high school she was a member of “The Marksmanship Club”.She told me she would walk to school with her rifle and put it on the shelf above the winter coats when she walked into class.No lockdowns,no police,no hysteria.
Something sinister has taken control of Modern America.[/quote]
Yeah, we’re a nation of terrified pussies. We’ve been browbeaten into believing all manner of ills are going to strike at any moment and thus have traded our liberty for security (or the appearance of security).
“They who can give up essential liberty to obtain a little temporary safety, deserve neither liberty nor safety.” Benjamin Franklin
I used to shoot competitive trap and sporting clays in high school. I kept a Browning 12ga. over-and-under in my car, along with anywhere from 100 to 200 shells at any given time. The faculty were aware of this and it raised absolutely no issues and wasn’t treated any differently than my keeping my football helmet and pads in my car.
I cannot even begin to imagine the reaction this would incur now.
May 25, 2011 at 7:58 PM #698918Participant[quote=Vod-Vil]When my aunt was in high school she was a member of “The Marksmanship Club”.She told me she would walk to school with her rifle and put it on the shelf above the winter coats when she walked into class.No lockdowns,no police,no hysteria.
Something sinister has taken control of Modern America.[/quote]
Yeah, we’re a nation of terrified pussies. We’ve been browbeaten into believing all manner of ills are going to strike at any moment and thus have traded our liberty for security (or the appearance of security).
“They who can give up essential liberty to obtain a little temporary safety, deserve neither liberty nor safety.” Benjamin Franklin
I used to shoot competitive trap and sporting clays in high school. I kept a Browning 12ga. over-and-under in my car, along with anywhere from 100 to 200 shells at any given time. The faculty were aware of this and it raised absolutely no issues and wasn’t treated any differently than my keeping my football helmet and pads in my car.
I cannot even begin to imagine the reaction this would incur now.
May 25, 2011 at 7:58 PM #699505Participant[quote=Vod-Vil]When my aunt was in high school she was a member of “The Marksmanship Club”.She told me she would walk to school with her rifle and put it on the shelf above the winter coats when she walked into class.No lockdowns,no police,no hysteria.
Something sinister has taken control of Modern America.[/quote]
Yeah, we’re a nation of terrified pussies. We’ve been browbeaten into believing all manner of ills are going to strike at any moment and thus have traded our liberty for security (or the appearance of security).
“They who can give up essential liberty to obtain a little temporary safety, deserve neither liberty nor safety.” Benjamin Franklin
I used to shoot competitive trap and sporting clays in high school. I kept a Browning 12ga. over-and-under in my car, along with anywhere from 100 to 200 shells at any given time. The faculty were aware of this and it raised absolutely no issues and wasn’t treated any differently than my keeping my football helmet and pads in my car.
I cannot even begin to imagine the reaction this would incur now.
May 25, 2011 at 7:58 PM #699652Participant[quote=Vod-Vil]When my aunt was in high school she was a member of “The Marksmanship Club”.She told me she would walk to school with her rifle and put it on the shelf above the winter coats when she walked into class.No lockdowns,no police,no hysteria.
Something sinister has taken control of Modern America.[/quote]
Yeah, we’re a nation of terrified pussies. We’ve been browbeaten into believing all manner of ills are going to strike at any moment and thus have traded our liberty for security (or the appearance of security).
“They who can give up essential liberty to obtain a little temporary safety, deserve neither liberty nor safety.” Benjamin Franklin
I used to shoot competitive trap and sporting clays in high school. I kept a Browning 12ga. over-and-under in my car, along with anywhere from 100 to 200 shells at any given time. The faculty were aware of this and it raised absolutely no issues and wasn’t treated any differently than my keeping my football helmet and pads in my car.
I cannot even begin to imagine the reaction this would incur now.
May 25, 2011 at 7:58 PM #700006Participant[quote=Vod-Vil]When my aunt was in high school she was a member of “The Marksmanship Club”.She told me she would walk to school with her rifle and put it on the shelf above the winter coats when she walked into class.No lockdowns,no police,no hysteria.
Something sinister has taken control of Modern America.[/quote]
Yeah, we’re a nation of terrified pussies. We’ve been browbeaten into believing all manner of ills are going to strike at any moment and thus have traded our liberty for security (or the appearance of security).
“They who can give up essential liberty to obtain a little temporary safety, deserve neither liberty nor safety.” Benjamin Franklin
I used to shoot competitive trap and sporting clays in high school. I kept a Browning 12ga. over-and-under in my car, along with anywhere from 100 to 200 shells at any given time. The faculty were aware of this and it raised absolutely no issues and wasn’t treated any differently than my keeping my football helmet and pads in my car.
I cannot even begin to imagine the reaction this would incur now.
May 25, 2011 at 8:05 PM #698830Hobie
ParticipantPoint Loma High School has a target range in the basement. Used by ROTC. Now retired but still there. Fyi.
May 25, 2011 at 8:05 PM #698923ParticipantPoint Loma High School has a target range in the basement. Used by ROTC. Now retired but still there. Fyi.
May 25, 2011 at 8:05 PM #699510ParticipantPoint Loma High School has a target range in the basement. Used by ROTC. Now retired but still there. Fyi.
May 25, 2011 at 8:05 PM #699657ParticipantPoint Loma High School has a target range in the basement. Used by ROTC. Now retired but still there. Fyi.
May 25, 2011 at 8:05 PM #700011ParticipantPoint Loma High School has a target range in the basement. Used by ROTC. Now retired but still there. Fyi.
May 25, 2011 at 10:02 PM #698880KIBU
ParticipantI wonder if most people own guns because they just like guns rather than for real concerns of defense. They like to shoot, sport, showing up the guns, feeling powerful, or it’s a hobby kind of thing? That’s fine. Incidentally, others shoot people in one, two, three, sometimes more at a time. But that’s something else.
People can find reasons to keep doing anything they want a lot. Rationalize it, justify it and go ahead. Common sense people just see thru all those rationalizations.
May 25, 2011 at 10:02 PM #698973ParticipantI wonder if most people own guns because they just like guns rather than for real concerns of defense. They like to shoot, sport, showing up the guns, feeling powerful, or it’s a hobby kind of thing? That’s fine. Incidentally, others shoot people in one, two, three, sometimes more at a time. But that’s something else.
People can find reasons to keep doing anything they want a lot. Rationalize it, justify it and go ahead. Common sense people just see thru all those rationalizations.
May 25, 2011 at 10:02 PM #699560ParticipantI wonder if most people own guns because they just like guns rather than for real concerns of defense. They like to shoot, sport, showing up the guns, feeling powerful, or it’s a hobby kind of thing? That’s fine. Incidentally, others shoot people in one, two, three, sometimes more at a time. But that’s something else.
People can find reasons to keep doing anything they want a lot. Rationalize it, justify it and go ahead. Common sense people just see thru all those rationalizations.
May 25, 2011 at 10:02 PM #699707ParticipantI wonder if most people own guns because they just like guns rather than for real concerns of defense. They like to shoot, sport, showing up the guns, feeling powerful, or it’s a hobby kind of thing? That’s fine. Incidentally, others shoot people in one, two, three, sometimes more at a time. But that’s something else.
People can find reasons to keep doing anything they want a lot. Rationalize it, justify it and go ahead. Common sense people just see thru all those rationalizations.
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