Posted by Scott in SF on November 23, 2008 at 16:03:15 from (76.254.79.212):
In Reply to: O/T Who NEEDS guns posted by wallacedw on November 23, 2008 at 08:17:30:
wallacedw, it seems to me as I read your post you have know what idea it means to be an American. I do not have time to expose all the errors you made in your premis, that is guns are tools and only those that need that tool should have it. It is like asking why need so many old tractors, need to own a fast car or big truck, need to vacation in France, need to start a business, or why need to get marrried, need to have kids, need to go to college, ect. It is simply un-american to ask those sorts of questions. Why do you feel a need to regulate 50 caliber rifles ? No civilian owned one has ever been used in a crime. We understand that growing up in Alaska that the state has lavashed cash and social services on you and your family, and that has caused you to feel your are privilaged and entitle, and perhaps a bit smarter that everyone else. For instance, help paying for those jets and turbo props that hauled you 400 miles to a city. I suggest you spend time in the other 49 states before you "need to be so judgemental about gun ownership".
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