From now on I think I'm just going to assume that any politician who can't show me their personally owned AR or AK is anti-gun.
Bonus points if they show up at a range and do some shooting, but they've got to own an example of the most popular guns in America.
That gets them marked gun neutral.
To be considered pro-gun, they've got to show me a collection that rivals mine or Willard and should include at least ONE item that's on the NFA.
19 February 2018
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So I'm anti-gun?
ReplyDeleteOr do you get bonus points for owning hipster "assault weapons" because the AR is "Too Mainstream"?
To be fair if I didn't live in Mass I would own an AR-10.
I was unaware that your gun-banner ass was a politician's ass. ;)
DeleteBeing a normal person in the place Liberty was born and died means your guns count 10:1 compared to someone in a free state.
I would extend the list to a couple of other common military arms, but in general I agree with you - words are useless, and politicians have again and again shown that words are meaningless; actions speak louder, though some politicians (cough, Manchin, cough) will show actions they don't liveup to.
ReplyDeleteI'll settle for being gun-neutral until you drag your butt to AL and have a look see.
ReplyDeleteNot sure if I've got the creds.
ReplyDeleteHAHAHAHAHAHAAHAHAHAHAHAHAAHHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAH!
DeleteI think you've forgotten where you've put more guns than I've ever owned.