Lewdog
Gold Member
Do I carry a lightning rod in the field? No. I'm asking why you don't since you seem to have phobias of highly unlikely events. You're saying you're not willing to protect yourself from one unlikely event by doing something yourself, but you are willing to protect yourself from another unlikely event to the point of restricting everyone?And being struck by lightning can't be avoided? How fucking retarded are you? WTF do you think lightning rods do?You should get over it. Mass shootings at events are quite rare. Do you have a phobia of lightning strikes, too? Do you walk around with a lightning rod? Make sure you carry two so you can keep one grounded at all times.I don't have a phobia about guns. I have a phobia about people who use guns to shoot up schools, churches, and other events.That's very nice wishful thinking.The fact you had to come up with some crazy scenario about walking your dog out in the middle of nowhere and getting attacked by bunch of mountain lions proves that. Not to mention, you thinking you're going to have to deal with a riot. Even if you did, as soon as you pulled out a gun they would run and hide like cockroaches after turning on a light.
Mass shootings can have actions done to avoid them, and comparing them to an act of God is plain stupid.
Oh when you are out at a ball game and a storm suddenly rolls in, you carry around a lightening rod to stick out in the field?
Good grief...
Maybe we should get rid of our entire military and just hope lightening kills any and all people who try to invade the U.S.?
YOU are the one that mentioned lightening. Do you have short term memory loss?
With the frequency of mass shootings, it has been extrapolated that if you take people that have had firsthand experience of a mass shooting, and then those who are relatives of those people, and then get into secondary relationships... the number of people get into the millions.