Gun-friendly national parks possibly coming soon

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How narrow-minded. To sum up not being able to defend your family and your self in this great land, you reduce your argument to road rage and not getting a parking space? I agree people shouldn't go poaching in state parks and refuges. Unfortunatley, animals very rarely, but still do attack. Pouching is a crime, so naturally there are laws against such things. Just as there are laws against people committing crimes against one another, rarely often, but crimes still happen.

A "crime-less utopia" might be where you live, but in my world, the real world, only the law-abiding are civilized. Bad things still happen and innocent lives are always there to catch the brunt of the perpetrators destruction. I don't choose to live my life ignoring the facts, but you may continue to, it is your right. Just as mine right is to go wherever I please in America.

This world has bad people in it. And those bad people are mostly out of sight behind the walls of everyday life. Some bad people still get through those walls,... I choose to guard my wall with a gun,... wherever I am.

6-01-2008 @ 11:56AM

DHB said...

Well said...see my post later if they print it.

6-05-2008 @ 2:59AM

iomatic said...

You gun-toting freaks are clearly paranoid babies. Go play with your guns on another planet. Defend your family? Use common sense: don't go strolling through Compton screaming racial slurs; don't go into bear territory. Guns are GREAT on the range, where they belong. Poll: how many of you whiners wanting to conceal-carry even know how to pitch a tent, or live near a high-crime area?

*silence*

Yeah, thought so.

The world is generally pretty safe, despite what Fox News tells you. Just sure you have your duct tape and plastic sheeting, because, you know those 'terrists' are gonna git ya!!!

FFS, you freaking nubs.

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