Fewer Guns in Public Means More Freedom

[N6ATF]

"When someone not in uniform carries a gun in public, they are in effect saying "I could kill you, if I chose." Which in turn poses an immediate threat to my own freedom of speech, freedom of action, freedom to congregate and freedom to be in public spaces."

Fixed.

TWO WEEKS OFF!

[Wherryj]

maybe they should stop doing that then? that would solve that problem. so apparently the instant you have a gun on you = bad guy. nice

well i'm going to do the same, except i'm going to view anyone carrying a gun as a bad guy. regardless of uniform, cause i mean anyone can buy a police uniform and get a fake badge, and also buy a police interceptor and re-decorate it as a police car again.

Maybe they should also treat people with martial arts skills as threats and "disarm them" (I guess that would have to be literally disarming?). After all, didn't this group state that we could just learn karate as self-defense? Doesn't that mean that those trained in karate are as safe/dangerous as those with a CCW?

[Army]

Not at any time, did any H-Beach carriers step onto the sand.....that would be illegal.

She has no grasp of fact or reality, as does the rest of Huff-Po.