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Firearms Humor & Memes
- Thread starter Melensdad
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And lives. Lots of them.
Our founders took on the greatest military in the world at the time. And won.
Suggesting that removal of some corrupted government officials is impossible is the false hope of fascist and dictators. Check world history to prove it.
chowderman
Well-known member
Stupid idiot. Everyone knows you need a 10mm to do anything these days.
Shes no doubt preaching how America needs gun control and that assault rifles and high capacity magazines should be banned
Looking at the writing on the wall in the background coupled with the armored vehicles on the screen, it appears to be foreign, probably Russia or Ukraine.
Umberto
Well-known member
Israel.
Yes, right next to hammers at the ACE hardware store.
At the ripe age of 17, I bought thirteen 22 bolt action rifles, two cases of LR ammo, two dozen canoe paddles, three large canvass tents, 6 camp stoves and three gas lanterns, 12 hatchets, 6 Machete knives, and a dozen canteens. All for the summer camp that had employed me. All at a camping supply store.
None of these items required a background check.
This was 1965 and many of my friends were training to survive a mandatory tour in Viet Nam. Several did not come home.
People say guns are different now. More deadly and need to be controlled. I say so are cars. Faster, more popular and yet we still let 17 year olds drive. They don't need a permit to buy a car.
Easily as deadly in the wrong hands.
At the ripe age of 17, I bought thirteen 22 bolt action rifles, two cases of LR ammo, two dozen canoe paddles, three large canvass tents, 6 camp stoves and three gas lanterns, 12 hatchets, 6 Machete knives, and a dozen canteens. All for the summer camp that had employed me. All at a camping supply store.
None of these items required a background check.
This was 1965 and many of my friends were training to survive a mandatory tour in Viet Nam. Several did not come home.
People say guns are different now. More deadly and need to be controlled. I say so are cars. Faster, more popular and yet we still let 17 year olds drive. They don't need a permit to buy a car.
Easily as deadly in the wrong hands.
