Comments on: The Second Amendment

By: orion14

orion14 — Wed, 30 Dec 2009 06:38:41 +0000

The second amendment was written when people rode on horses, there was no law and you could pretty much shoot anyone you wanted.

ROFLMWAO! The idiot that wrote that has to be no more than 13 years old. How the fuck did you get on this site through your Xbox?

What I believe is, people that grew up in homes without guns, they are ignorant and their fathers probably treated had more sex with their friends than they did their wives.

Fuck Redneck Haters. Useless feces eaters, useless, coward, people. PUNK.

By: Cantankerous Old White Guy

Cantankerous Old White Guy — Sat, 21 Nov 2009 17:29:24 +0000

Hey Redneck Hater,

You are a fool and a clown. You are type of person that will hide behind a man with a gun if things went bad. You are part of the namby pamby lace panty crowd that we have to defend on a daily basis. Go downtown and walk around. Chances are you will give up your wallet and maybe your life. You do not believe in bad or evil. I do. There are predators in all walks of life. You can either live, or be someone else’s prey!

God Help YOU and your family.

By: Redneck Hater

Redneck Hater — Wed, 18 Nov 2009 18:26:05 +0000

Are you serious? Your argument here is that weapons are safe? For the love of God, how can you be so naive to believe that a nail gun will do just as much damage as a gun?
The second amendment was written when people rode on horses, there was no law and you could pretty much shoot anyone you wanted.
What I believe is, people that own guns are not smart, they are ignorant and grew up in a house where their fathers probably treated their guns better than their wifes.
2nd Amendment needs to be rewritten to todays standards.
If you are not a police office you should not have a gun, if you do have one and you’re not a police officer you should be arrested.
You are a bunch of inbred morons.
Fuck the NRA. Useless association for useless, coward, people.

By: The Genuine Article

The Genuine Article — Sat, 23 May 2009 06:34:37 +0000

You don’t need a stink’in permit or Uncle Sambo’s approval to waste a sub-human peice of shit, all you need is the right equipment and a set of balls.

As far as gun ownership is concerned, I say… Use em before you lose em.

By: lagoldeyez

lagoldeyez — Wed, 29 Apr 2009 00:39:38 +0000

This is excellent! I’m glad I came across this post!

I grew up in a home with many, many guns & learned to shoot at a very young age (in today’s stats at least) & so did my brothers & sisters…

We knew not to touch them unless my father was standing there…& he made it clear that if we did, there were definite “reprecussions” so-to-speak!

It’s sad that so many “Parents” would rather be their children’s friend than tell them “Don’t touch it, or else!”…It worked on my large family. And even today, I wouldn’t have it any other way.

By: jim campbell

jim campbell — Fri, 10 Apr 2009 20:40:01 +0000

Just an excellent read and the pictures, what great finds. Thanks, Jim

By: bored collie dog

bored collie dog — Wed, 08 Oct 2008 22:28:23 +0000

Bob,
I gotta tell you…if parents do their jobs, there is rarely a problem w/ a firearm in the house. We all knew my father had a gun in the house and we all knew if we went looking for it our asses would be kicked to kingdom come!
I wasn’t afraid of the gun, just my father.
I sure as hell wasn’t going to piss off him off!

By: OldRed

OldRed — Mon, 22 Sep 2008 11:49:52 +0000

Bob, that’s foolish! A registered gun owner is someone who follows the law. In most instances that means gun locks. These are responsible people who teach thier children gun safety and are involved in their lives. It’s the illeagal, unregistered gun possesing scumbags that leave the weapons around for thier unsupervised offspring to find and play with!

By: angrywhiteman63

angrywhiteman63 — Sat, 05 Jul 2008 21:51:48 +0000

When I was growing up, it was understood that if I messed with my father’s weapons, my butt would get blistered.

As a father, with weapons in the house, I took precautions. I removed the bolts from my rifles, removed the hammer from my shotgun, and locked my handgun in a case. When I learned that my 11 year old son had pointed the shotgun at his sisters, well, his butt got blistered. To my knowledge, he never touched the weapons again.

Now, my son is a Marine, and my daughters are grown and out of the house. My weapons are back to firing capability, and the handgun is in my truck, and goes with me everywhere. If grandkids come to visit, I will lock them up again. It’s called being responsible, and taking precautions.

By: Cantankerous Old White Guy

Cantankerous Old White Guy — Sat, 05 Jul 2008 15:42:40 +0000

No ego here Bob. This is about the simple premise that when you need help in seconds, the police are there in minutes. It is easy to live in a society of civil people…but there are also too many uncivilized, tribal people that think nothing of killing you for a dollar.

I do sympathize with the example of the child shooting himself with daddy or mommies gun, but that resonsibility lies in the parent taking control and teaching the child not to handle the gun…OR ELSE.

Too many parents find it easier to be the child’s freind and NOT THE PARENT.

I will not have my family harmed because someone else was a bad parent and the child hurt themselves with a gun. You can hurt yourself with a hammer or a nailgun, power drill, saw or whatever…does that mean we can’t have power tools?

It is an old argument that does not hold water.

There will always be those that will prey on the defenesless. Guns will always be available to thugs and criminals…….and you never bring a knife to a gunfight.