Posted by trucker40 on November 24, 2008 at 06:05:53 from (69.152.36.68):
In Reply to: O/T Who NEEDS guns posted by wallacedw on November 23, 2008 at 08:17:30:
Well,you can say whatever you want but crooks dont care what laws get passed,they are still going to have and use guns.Besides that,and we legally have guns,thats all you need to know.When you start trying to mess with the part that people legally have guns is when you start heading toward stupidity.Any politician that decides he can take guns is a traitor and is undermining the constitution.When thats done the offending politician should be automatically thrown out.These stupid politicians are in every country,and are not there for the interest of the people,they are for the interest of the crooks.The interest of the crooks is to disarm the victims.It makes being a crook easier.Some politicians are crooks/criminals anyway and are doing whatever they can to help out their fellow crooks,and more and more a big percentage of politicians are just stupid and being used by crooks.Things always were like this,except we used to be smarter than we are now and would not elect a politician that wanted to grab our guns.The smart thing to do would be pass a law that every family has to have guns.Then there would be no need for further gun laws,you would already have to have a gun and know how to use it.Also everybody than can should be in the military for about a year,to learn how to use a gun right.That would lower the amount of crooks,criminals,and politicians that are controlled by them.Because you live in Alaska,or have a viewpoint that a gun is a tool,or were a Marine,especially if you were a Marine,does not make your opinion any better or worse than another Americans.Maybe its different than mine,but not better.The oath you take to defend the Constitution against all enemies Foreign or Domestic is what counts.
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