Re: which WWII USA weapon would you choose ?

Buck Mulligan <bkmulligan@xxxxxxxxxxx> said:

In talk.politics.guns The Lone Weasel
<loneweasel@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:

Buck Mulligan <bkmulligan@xxxxxxxxxxx> said:
In talk.politics.guns The Lone Weasel
<loneweasel@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:


No need to become a [tempting] target. Every qualified
citizen should be part of the Civilian Marksmanship
Program. Even you.

Maybe I'll join a Progressive rifle club.

If there isn't one in your neighborhood, why not start
one?

No Cluck,

Now here we were having a mellow, even-handed conversation,
and you felt the insatiable desire to throw in an insult.
Why is that? Were you afraid of where the conversation was
going?

No, Cluck cluck.

that's just what they'd expect me to do! There must
be another way...

You have to do something bold and innovative.

Says who, Clucker? I like guns, I'm not obsessed with them, I
see their utility in the defense of our country and our local
communities, especially in the hands of the well-regulated
militia and the US Armed Forces.

That's why
you remember people like George Mason and John Adams.

I remember Mason & Adams because they predicted the neocons,
and unlike the NRA they provide a honest assessment of the
militia in civil society.

Not because of any fanatical attachment to guns, Clucker.

Why not get yourself a CCW? They can't be all that
difficult to obtain, and think of the money you'll save on
your Garand.

I don't need a CCW. For the money I'd spend on a CCW I could
buy either a K31 and several boxes of ammo, or an SKS and
ammo, or a 12 gauge and several boxes each of slugs, buckshot
and birdshot. If I need to carry a gun for any reason I'll
just carry it where everybody can see it.

And you can remain a creeping paranoid gunloon until we repeal
these secret-carry pistol laws in all the states. I bet if
you were permitted to carry openly you'd be afraid to, eh
Clucker?

Laugh laugh laugh laugh laugh.


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Yours truly,

The Lone Weasel

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