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Jan 13 2015 06:16am
I want to add to your ignorance about gun ownership, if you own a gun and the time comes to use it, you had better use it right and shoot to kill.

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Quote (j0ltk0la @ Jan 13 2015 12:06pm)
Some people are weak and restrain themselves to morality and let sensibilities, emotions, and other things distract themselves from the bigger picture. You're putting criminals above yourself, think about how self-destructive and masochistic that is. I have my computer locked down tight and it would take 20 years for the FBI, NSA, or whoever to build the technology needed to break through my computers and servers.


r u just trolling at this point? or is this seriously what you believe and how u make decisions? not meant as an insult but not sure... hard to determine over the internetz. :unsure:
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Jan 13 2015 06:26am
Quote (GuyLadouche @ Jan 13 2015 06:16am)
r u just trolling at this point? or is this seriously what you believe and how u make decisions?  not meant as an insult but not sure... hard to determine over the internetz.  :unsure:


Yes? Our government is scared of encryption, despite creating most of it, look at services like TOR, their attack on Lavabit, even the mysterious shutdown of Truecrypt. The United States hires the best hackers in the world and encryption is like a firearm in their world. Do you think I would leave myself open like that?

I own a gun, i'm prepared to use it when it is needed, I will teach my kids to use it when they turn at least 3 and will probably get them their own guns before they turn 10, maybe some little assault rifles to start out, since they can't get handguns until they're of age. The point is, choosing ignorance in a time where infinite information is at your fingertips isn't a valid option anymore, you have to stay informed of your choices and protect yourself, criminals aren't going to be thinking about your human rights when they're busting through your door and pointing sawed offs at your children.
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Quote (j0ltk0la @ Jan 13 2015 12:06pm)
Some people are weak and restrain themselves to morality and let sensibilities, emotions, and other things distract themselves from the bigger picture. You're putting criminals above yourself, think about how self-destructive and masochistic that is. I have my computer locked down tight and it would take 20 years for the FBI, NSA, or whoever to build the technology needed to break through my computers and servers.


you believe our founding fathers, great men and women who came before us, people who fought and died for our country; u think they were without the "restraint of morality, sensibility and emotion"? Do you call those great people "weak"?

well im sorry to tell you but ur sadly mistaken.

Are those not the things that make us human? Morality, sensibility, emotion... where would we be without those things and the brave men and women who fight to defend those values? I try not to think about it, but lately in todays times, it seems like that's all you see around the world... desensitization and erosion of morality. And i for one will be damned if i let go of those qualities that have gotten this great national to where it is today. So for you to just disregard those things when determining whether or not to shoot someone, or from you day to day life... just seems like plain "ignorance" to me.

Seems to me you need to unplug from this technological age we are in, u have to spend too much time on the computer anyway to be a super computer hacker capable of out-witting the FBI, NSA, CIA, or whoever (just seems like ignorance to me). Maybe if you take a step back and think about the difference between right and wrong, you will get the "bigger picture" and hopefully you can instill good values upon your children and give them guidance so they make the right choices in life, perhaps instill those in your kid before you let them have a gun so they can perhaps make the right choice when deciding whether or not to shot someone. The people who most often grow up to be a criminal, are often the ones who have not had morality, responsibility, sensibility and the difference between right and wrong instilled in them and proper guidance from an responsible adult since the time they were youths.

also how was i "ignorant" on gun control/ ownership what have you. all i said was " use discretion and responsibility when handling a fire-arm. ALWAYS.," if you don't agree with that then that is also plain "ignorance" and you shouldn't have a gun. I understand you want to protect yourself but y should someone who doesn't use discretion and responsibility with guns be allowed to have one? so they can shoot someone else caused by indiscretion and irresponsibility? seems frightening to me

U may need to rethink what it means to be an American, if all you think it means is that you have rights because i do and i can shoot anyone without regards to morality and sensibility. U might what to rethink what the "Big Picture" is, which i still don't know what that means according to you.

maybe your idea of the big picture coincides better with another countries views, perhaps somewhere in the middle east? or china? i hear execution without due process are more common over there? they seem to treat criminals with much the same beliefs you do, or am i wrong?



Again if you or your family is in danger, do what you gotta do.

This post was edited by GuyLadouche on Jan 13 2015 07:16am
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Quote (XxAdrielJeremiahGreebxX @ Jan 13 2015 04:15am)
if given an opportunity



My goal wouldn't really be off the bat to kill. I'd try to disable them obviously if they had a gun I would not ask a question and fire to kill. If a melee broke out i'd try to kill.

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Quote (Valhalls_Sun @ Jan 13 2015 05:02am)
If he were to get past my  180# Redbone coonhound who sleeps on the front porch, and my redHeeler/ border collie mutt who sleeps with me or by the woodstove, then my dearest would dispatch him with the .12 ga. side by side,

  perfectly legal in Missouri btw.  :ph34r:


Lol, I feel like breaking into your house. :rofl:

Jk ;)

This post was edited by Golden_Order on Jan 13 2015 07:35am
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Quote (GuyLadouche @ Jan 13 2015 07:11am)
you believe our founding fathers, great men and women who came before us, people who fought and died for our country;  u think they were without the "restraint of morality, sensibility and emotion"?  Do you call those great people "weak"?

well im sorry to tell you but ur sadly mistaken.

Are those not the things that make us human?  Morality, sensibility, emotion...  where would we be without those things and the brave men and women who fight to defend those values?  I try not to think about it, but lately in todays times, it seems like that's all you see around the world... desensitization and erosion of morality.  And i for one will be damned if i let go of those qualities that have gotten this great national to where it is today.  So for you to just disregard those things when determining whether or not to shoot someone, or from you day to day life...  just seems like plain "ignorance" to me. 

Seems to me you need to unplug from this technological age we are in, u have to spend too much time on the computer anyway to be a super computer hacker capable of out-witting the FBI, NSA, CIA, or whoever (just seems like ignorance to me).  Maybe if you take a step back and think about the difference between right and wrong, you will get the "bigger picture"  and hopefully you can instill good values upon your children and give them guidance so they make the right choices in life,  perhaps instill those in your kid before you let them have a gun so they can perhaps make the right choice when deciding whether or not to shot someone.  The people who most often grow up to be a criminal, are often the ones who have not had morality, responsibility, sensibility and the difference between right and wrong instilled in them and proper guidance from an responsible adult since the time they were youths.

also how was i "ignorant" on gun control/ ownership what have you.  all i said was  " use discretion and responsibility when handling a fire-arm. ALWAYS.,"  if you don't agree with that then that is also plain "ignorance" and you shouldn't have a gun.  I understand you want to protect yourself but y should someone who doesn't use  discretion and responsibility with guns be allowed to have one?  so they can shoot someone else caused by indiscretion and irresponsibility?  seems frightening to me

U may need to rethink what it means to be an American,  if all you think it means is that you have rights because i do and i can shoot anyone without regards to morality and sensibility.  U might what to rethink what the "Big Picture" is, which i still don't know what that means according to you.

maybe your idea of the big picture coincides better with another countries views,  perhaps somewhere in the middle east?  or china?  i hear execution without due process are more common over there?  they seem to treat criminals with much the same beliefs you do, or am i wrong?



Again if you or your family is in danger, do what you gotta do.


I'm going to shoot anyone who intrudes on my persons, property, or liberty.

Simple as that, skippy.
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Jan 13 2015 07:57am
Quote (j0ltk0la @ Jan 13 2015 01:37pm)
I'm going to shoot anyone who intrudes on my persons, property, or liberty.

Simple as that, skippy.


its your god given liberty to premeditate the spreading of skippy peanut butter on bread. If that is your pre medication before you take your actually medication, that is fine too,

sometimes you need to eat something before you take certain medications. not good to take on empty stomach
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Jan 13 2015 08:03am
I live in Australia so I guess I'd just grab my hockey stick and poke them with it...
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Jan 13 2015 08:14am
Quote (Golden_Order @ 13 Jan 2015 08:19)
Lol, I feel like breaking into your house. :rofl:

Jk ;)



:D I sleep securely :D


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