How did you know they were libertards and not republic-rats?I guess they need to start posting signs for the idiots.
I was at the walking park the other day. There are No Dogs Allowed signs everywhere but the libtards brought their dogs anyway.
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How did you know they were libertards and not republic-rats?I guess they need to start posting signs for the idiots.
I was at the walking park the other day. There are No Dogs Allowed signs everywhere but the libtards brought their dogs anyway.
That's one of those laws of biology too --. . . which would cost you money and jail time and forever loss of a right to carry or own firearms..
The only person who can take away my RTKBA is God himself, by the action of my death.
Me too.So many things this guy did wrong. Carrying a gun on you is one thing. Millions of people do it. Jumping up and down on a trampoline with it in your holster takes stupidity to a whole new level. That's a great way to accidentally kill somebody. Furthermore, the business has a right to set their own rules and if they don't permit guns on the premises, the man has an obligation to comply or leave. He can always take his business elsewhere if he doesn't approve. This is the kind of clown who instills fear in people when it comes to lawful gun ownership.
Parents question man who legally brought gun into trampoline park
I will agree with the trampoline part, though only because I know that most people don't take the time to properly fit and maintain their holsters or maintain their firearms as some of us do.
I carry a firearm almost everywhere I go. I carry it right past multiple "No Weapons Allowed" signs on a daily basis. Anywhere that doesn't have its own armed security doesn't get to limit my ability to defend myself.
But not while jumping on a trampoline.
In that case I would stuff the gun into my gym bag and keep my eye on it.
Then bye bye freedom and possibly life.
In a perfect world everybody is armed.You don't need laws to enforce common sense. If someone brings a loaded gun to a children's trampoline park, then kick his ass out.
He's ARMED, are YOU going to kick him out?
That's one of those laws of biology too --
- or kill you.
In a perfect world everybody is armed.
It tends to make normal white people more polite to each other.
Anytime I put a gun in a gym or computer bag, I lock it shut with a lock and key. And I still keep my eye on it. And if I can't do that I lock it in the metal gun box in my car.Me too.So many things this guy did wrong. Carrying a gun on you is one thing. Millions of people do it. Jumping up and down on a trampoline with it in your holster takes stupidity to a whole new level. That's a great way to accidentally kill somebody. Furthermore, the business has a right to set their own rules and if they don't permit guns on the premises, the man has an obligation to comply or leave. He can always take his business elsewhere if he doesn't approve. This is the kind of clown who instills fear in people when it comes to lawful gun ownership.
Parents question man who legally brought gun into trampoline park
I will agree with the trampoline part, though only because I know that most people don't take the time to properly fit and maintain their holsters or maintain their firearms as some of us do.
I carry a firearm almost everywhere I go. I carry it right past multiple "No Weapons Allowed" signs on a daily basis. Anywhere that doesn't have its own armed security doesn't get to limit my ability to defend myself.
But not while jumping on a trampoline.
In that case I would stuff the gun into my gym bag and keep my eye on it.
That would be a mistake.....you need to maintain physical control over you weapon at all times......with kids all over, leaving it in a bag would be just as irresponisble....
Let them quake.In a perfect world everybody is armed.
It tends to make normal white people more polite to each other.
In a Perfect World the Loyal Citizens are armed, and everyone else is afraid.
Anytime I put a gun in a gym or computer bag, I lock it shut with a lock and key. And I still keep my eye on it. And if I can't do that I lock it in the metal gun box in my car.Me too.So many things this guy did wrong. Carrying a gun on you is one thing. Millions of people do it. Jumping up and down on a trampoline with it in your holster takes stupidity to a whole new level. That's a great way to accidentally kill somebody. Furthermore, the business has a right to set their own rules and if they don't permit guns on the premises, the man has an obligation to comply or leave. He can always take his business elsewhere if he doesn't approve. This is the kind of clown who instills fear in people when it comes to lawful gun ownership.
Parents question man who legally brought gun into trampoline park
I will agree with the trampoline part, though only because I know that most people don't take the time to properly fit and maintain their holsters or maintain their firearms as some of us do.
I carry a firearm almost everywhere I go. I carry it right past multiple "No Weapons Allowed" signs on a daily basis. Anywhere that doesn't have its own armed security doesn't get to limit my ability to defend myself.
But not while jumping on a trampoline.
In that case I would stuff the gun into my gym bag and keep my eye on it.
That would be a mistake.....you need to maintain physical control over you weapon at all times......with kids all over, leaving it in a bag would be just as irresponisble....
I think you need to rethink self preservation.That's one of those laws of biology too --
- or kill you.
Better off dead in that sort of Society.
That's why I watch it. And I can still do a pretty good open field tackle if I need to.Anytime I put a gun in a gym or computer bag, I lock it shut with a lock and key. And I still keep my eye on it. And if I can't do that I lock it in the metal gun box in my car.Me too.So many things this guy did wrong. Carrying a gun on you is one thing. Millions of people do it. Jumping up and down on a trampoline with it in your holster takes stupidity to a whole new level. That's a great way to accidentally kill somebody. Furthermore, the business has a right to set their own rules and if they don't permit guns on the premises, the man has an obligation to comply or leave. He can always take his business elsewhere if he doesn't approve. This is the kind of clown who instills fear in people when it comes to lawful gun ownership.
Parents question man who legally brought gun into trampoline park
I will agree with the trampoline part, though only because I know that most people don't take the time to properly fit and maintain their holsters or maintain their firearms as some of us do.
I carry a firearm almost everywhere I go. I carry it right past multiple "No Weapons Allowed" signs on a daily basis. Anywhere that doesn't have its own armed security doesn't get to limit my ability to defend myself.
But not while jumping on a trampoline.
In that case I would stuff the gun into my gym bag and keep my eye on it.
That would be a mistake.....you need to maintain physical control over you weapon at all times......with kids all over, leaving it in a bag would be just as irresponisble....
Putting it in the car lock box would be better......someone could still walk off with the bag.....
I'm willing to bet he buys a better holster.So many things this guy did wrong. Carrying a gun on you is one thing. Millions of people do it. Jumping up and down on a trampoline with it in your holster takes stupidity to a whole new level. That's a great way to accidentally kill somebody. Furthermore, the business has a right to set their own rules and if they don't permit guns on the premises, the man has an obligation to comply or leave. He can always take his business elsewhere if he doesn't approve. This is the kind of clown who instills fear in people when it comes to lawful gun ownership.
Parents question man who legally brought gun into trampoline park
Realistically speaking it would not matter.I'm willing to bet he buys a better holster.So many things this guy did wrong. Carrying a gun on you is one thing. Millions of people do it. Jumping up and down on a trampoline with it in your holster takes stupidity to a whole new level. That's a great way to accidentally kill somebody. Furthermore, the business has a right to set their own rules and if they don't permit guns on the premises, the man has an obligation to comply or leave. He can always take his business elsewhere if he doesn't approve. This is the kind of clown who instills fear in people when it comes to lawful gun ownership.
Parents question man who legally brought gun into trampoline park
Ask me how I know you don't own a gun.Realistically speaking it would not matter.I'm willing to bet he buys a better holster.So many things this guy did wrong. Carrying a gun on you is one thing. Millions of people do it. Jumping up and down on a trampoline with it in your holster takes stupidity to a whole new level. That's a great way to accidentally kill somebody. Furthermore, the business has a right to set their own rules and if they don't permit guns on the premises, the man has an obligation to comply or leave. He can always take his business elsewhere if he doesn't approve. This is the kind of clown who instills fear in people when it comes to lawful gun ownership.
Parents question man who legally brought gun into trampoline park
Jumping up and down with a gun on is pure stupidity.
Even cowboys don't wear guns when they are riding bucking broncos.
But when they are riding the range then they do, yes.
I think you need to rethink self preservation.
Jeez, Anathema, you are simply a creepy loon, nothing more.I bet they would feel different if some mentally ill loon showed up to shoot a bunch of kids.
No, I wouldn't. If the parents fail to defend their children or leave them in an undefended location, THEY GET WHAT THEY DESERVE.
No, it is not, you crazy personI think you need to rethink self preservation.
It is better to be dead than to turn one's personal safety and security over to the State.
Hell, I have had numerous arguments with my employer over my personal security compared to their security measures.