Badlands Bob #61228 Posted June 25 Posted June 25 Because when the music stops, I don't want to be the only one with empty hands. My trailer hitch has drawn more blood than all my guns combined. 7 1 3 Quote
Rye Miles #13621 Posted June 25 Posted June 25 Colion is a great spokesman for our gun rights! He always does a great job! 9 Quote
Blackwater 53393 Posted June 25 Posted June 25 I’m too stove up to put up much of a fight, especially if I’m outnumbered. I can’t run, hell I can barely walk sometimes! I have family, loved ones, property, and myself to protect and the nearest law enforcement officer is probably miles away! If my training and my ordnance does what it’s intended to do, I will be standing and my folks and stuff will be safe and sound when the dust settles and the smoke clears!! I need no more reason than that! 3 3 Quote
Alpo Posted June 25 Posted June 25 (edited) I don't justify. Why do you drive a Chevy pickup - because I want one. Why do you wear mostly dark blue t-shirts - because I want to. Why do you have a machine gun - because I wanted it. Why do you need a machine gun - all right, that's enough. Piss off. I drive a Chevy pickup or I drive a Shelby Cobra. I ride a Harley-Davidson or I ride a moped. I own a Mastiff or I own a chihuahua. Why? Because I want to. And it's none of your damn business. Now he did a very good job of justifying why you need to have this gun or that gun or the other gun. But the problem is that he was justifying it. Because if you justify something, you're automatically in the wrong. No one will ask you, in that accusing tone of voice, why you have a Chihuahua or why you drive a red car or even why you've decided to be vegan. That's none of their business. And they know that's none of their business and they don't ask But they feel they have the right do you get all up in your face and want to know WHY DO YOU NEED!!??? And if you come up with a reason why you need it, no matter how good the reason is, you are justifying it which means you must be wrong. Edited June 25 by Alpo for some reason otto deleted the last word 4 Quote
Cypress Sun Posted June 25 Posted June 25 7 hours ago, Badlands Bob #61228 said: My trailer hitch has drawn more blood than all my guns combined. Heck your trailer hitch has probably drawn more blood from people you don't even know guns. 1 1 Quote
H. K. Uriah, SASS #74619 Posted June 25 Posted June 25 Why would anyone need a Corvette when a Malibu would do? Why would anyone need a Cadillac when I Chevy will do? Why would anyone need a specific something when a generic something will do? Because I want one. 1 1 Quote
Chicken Rustler, SASS #26680 Posted June 25 Posted June 25 Every time somebody says why would you need a gun like that I always do the same thing. I tell them they need to change the question because the answer will always be it's not about a need, it's a right, and that will always be the end of the conversation so they'll never get anywhere. I ask them if they will change the question to why would anybody pick that gun, that way you can have a real discussion and finally make some progress. As soon as they agree then I can tell them all the reasons for choosing something like that, and there's a lot of reasons. 2 Quote
Blackwater 53393 Posted June 25 Posted June 25 2 hours ago, Alpo said: I don't justify. Why do you drive a Chevy pickup - because I want one. Why do you wear mostly dark blue t-shirts - because I want to. Why do you have a machine gun - because I wanted it. Why do you need a machine gun - all right, that's enough. Piss off. I drive a Chevy pickup or I drive a Shelby Cobra. I ride a Harley-Davidson or I ride a moped. I own a Mastiff or I own a chihuahua. Why? Because I want to. And it's none of your damn business. Now he did a very good job of justifying why you need to have this gun or that gun or the other gun. But the problem is that he was justifying it. Because if you justify something, you're automatically in the wrong. No one will ask you, in that accusing tone of voice, why you have a Chihuahua or why you drive a red car or even why you've decided to be vegan. That's none of their business. And they know that's none of their business and they don't ask But they feel they have the right do you get all up in your face and want to know WHY DO YOU NEED!!??? And if you come up with a reason why you need it, no matter how good the reason is, you are justifying it which means you must be wrong. IF I answer that question, it is Absolutely NOT to justify a DAMNED thing!! The person asking has stuck their nose into my business, which is very likely NONE of theirs!! For that, they will receive the reasons that I stated above in that order and they should take it as a warning! That I acknowledged them at all should warn them that they have aggravated me and have overstepped their boundaries. Those people are the ones that I delight in putting in their place!! 1 Quote
Forty Rod SASS 3935 Posted June 25 Posted June 25 (edited) Response: "Why do you need that microphone, that camera, that cell phone, that car, etc.? And why do you need to question why I "need" anything?" Turn around and walk away and NEVER speak to that person again. Edited June 27 by Forty Rod SASS 3935 1 Quote
John Kloehr Posted June 26 Posted June 26 In the last decade, I almost had to shoot an aggressive dog but the owner called it off just in time. Also got worried once I might have to shoot someone but that threat left. The grabbers like to use the definition of use as actually firing in self defense, and do not acknowledge a holstered gun or bedside gun as being used for self defense. So therefore not needed. So with the grabber definition, I can still say I have never needed my gun or used it for self defense. Also hope I never need to. Of course this is a carefully worded response, my preferred response would rhyme with: 3 1 Quote
watab kid Posted June 27 Posted June 27 good enough reason to me - who has the right to take it away is the second question i hve when the 2nd amendment says the right shall not be abridged - there are a lot of gun lws that should be held unconstitutional including the one regarding machine guns , i think the constitutions rules have been violated a lot 1 Quote
Forty Rod SASS 3935 Posted June 27 Posted June 27 14 hours ago, watab kid said: good enough reason to me - who has the right to take it away is the second question i hve when the 2nd amendment says the right shall not be abridged - there are a lot of gun lws that should be held unconstitutional including the one regarding machine guns , i think the constitutions rules have been violated a lot "afringed" 1 1 Quote
J-BAR #18287 Posted June 28 Posted June 28 I wonder... If Samantha Guthrie were asked if she wishes her mother had a "gun like that", what would she say? Quote
Dapper Dave Posted June 28 Posted June 28 Nobody really asks me that question. My wife doesn't even ask that - the only question she ever has is when do we go pick it up. If I ever get asked I will probably say either it's my right, not a need, or just snort, giggle and walk away. 1 Quote
watab kid Posted June 28 Posted June 28 6 hours ago, Forty Rod SASS 3935 said: "afringed" properly corrected , i should think that should be easy enough for the Supremes to understand , but then im no lawyer and i simply speek common english here in this country that should all speak english - read english and understand who they are voting for .......gotta understand my frustration here - my state has illegals voting and non english speaking/reading individuals signing our boting documents that they do understand then being told how to vote by handlers and our election judges are forbidden to challenge or require proof 1 1 Quote
Forty Rod SASS 3935 Posted June 28 Posted June 28 10 hours ago, Dapper Dave said: Nobody really asks me that question. My wife doesn't even ask that - the only question she ever has is when do we go pick it up. If I ever get asked I will probably say either it's my right, not a need, or just snort, giggle and walk away. When my wife was still alive she bought me a bunch of guns over our 51 years together. My daughter has bought me three handguns and my son bought me a shotgun and a rifle. Ammo, cleaning gear, etc are found in Christmas stockings, show up at birthdays, and sometimes just because. For my 50th birthday I got a .49 round ball in a tiny little canvas sack with a red ribbon card that read "there are 49 more. Find them." It took about three weeks, but I got them all. Then we went up Lytle Creek and shot them all up in an afternoon. We are a gun family. 1 1 Quote
Alpo Posted June 28 Posted June 28 That's interesting. I got a 22 rifle for my 18th birthday, and my wife gave me a 1911 for our 7th anniversary. Only two guns I've ever received as gifts. Doing a count just now, I come up with 20 that I've given away. Just seems like it's supposed to work the other way. Quote
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