Gun Control III - the Gunnening

[Fartsniffage]

And you think it's a good idea to have a bunch of untrained and armed people called up to deal with a situation?

I trust them more than the government. They don't have a confirmed anti-liberty agenda. The government do.

I'd really rather you didn't show up with a gun. You can't even see.

[Galloism]

In states such as Texas, the state constitution classifies male citizens between the ages of 17 and 45 to belong to the "Unorganized Reserve Militia".[64] The Texas constitution also grants the county sheriff and the governor of the state the authority to call upon the unorganized reserve militia to uphold the peace, repel invasion, and suppress rebellion, similar to the early "Texas Rangers".

as a famous Texan once said everyone else may go to Hell I'm going to Texas.

And you think it's a good idea to have a bunch of untrained and armed people called up to deal with a situation?

It's actually not uncommon to do so even today in search & rescue or recovery.

When we're looking for a missing person, it's not that uncommon for the sheriff to deputize a few dozen heads of search teams before we all climb in private airplanes with our spotters and go hunting for missing kids or hikers or whatever.

[Fartsniffage]

And you think it's a good idea to have a bunch of untrained and armed people called up to deal with a situation?

It's actually not uncommon to do so even today in search & rescue or recovery.

When we're looking for a missing person, it's not that uncommon for the sheriff to deputize a few dozen heads of search teams before we all climb in private airplanes with our spotters and go hunting for missing kids or hikers or whatever.

A missing person is very different from a missing suspect. A posse is not the way modern law enforcement works.

[Greater vakolicci haven]

I trust them more than the government. They don't have a confirmed anti-liberty agenda. The government do.

I'd really rather you didn't show up with a gun. You can't even see.

Yay, we all love ablism.

[Fartsniffage]

I'd really rather you didn't show up with a gun. You can't even see.

Yay, we all love ablism.

I'm never going to embarrassed about saying that blind people shouldn't have guns. Try as much as you like. You can't drive either.

[Greater vakolicci haven]

Yay, we all love ablism.

I'm never going to embarrassed about saying that blind people shouldn't have guns. Try as much as you like. You can't drive either.

Scared?

[Galloism]

It's actually not uncommon to do so even today in search & rescue or recovery.

When we're looking for a missing person, it's not that uncommon for the sheriff to deputize a few dozen heads of search teams before we all climb in private airplanes with our spotters and go hunting for missing kids or hikers or whatever.

A missing person is very different from a missing suspect. A posse is not the way modern law enforcement works.

We've done it for suspects a time or two over the years, when they fled into the woods or the Everglades and the search area is large.

Granted, it's not near as often. We have to consider risk to the searchers, so usually we team up an officer with 1-2 citizens so there's a full time officer there with each group.

[Fartsniffage]

I'm never going to embarrassed about saying that blind people shouldn't have guns. Try as much as you like. You can't drive either.

Scared?

Lol.

[LiberNovusAmericae]

If it wasn't for that court case that banned private armies what they're proposing would be impossible.

In states such as Texas, the state constitution classifies male citizens between the ages of 17 and 45 to belong to the "Unorganized Reserve Militia".[64] The Texas constitution also grants the county sheriff and the governor of the state the authority to call upon the unorganized reserve militia to uphold the peace, repel invasion, and suppress rebellion, similar to the early "Texas Rangers".

as a famous Texan once said everyone else may go to Hell I'm going to Texas.

If they weren't so religious and authoritarian on social policy, I would be interested in moving there. That is a great constitutional provision.

[Fartsniffage]

Let's just make this a thing. Should blind people be able to own firearms?

[Greater vakolicci haven]

Let's just make this a thing. Should blind people be able to own firearms?

Yes. The second amendment applies to everybody.

[Galloism]

Let's just make this a thing. Should blind people be able to own firearms?

They're able to own cars. They can't drive them, but they can own them.

[Fartsniffage]

Let's just make this a thing. Should blind people be able to own firearms?

They're able to own cars. They can't drive them, but they can own them.

So they should be able to own them but never use them?

[Galloism]

They're able to own cars. They can't drive them, but they can own them.

So they should be able to own them but never use them?

If you want to regulate them like cars, that would be the answer.

[Fartsniffage]

So they should be able to own them but never use them?

If you want to regulate them like cars, that would be the answer.

I'm asking what you think, not what I think.

[Diopolis]

Let's just make this a thing. Should blind people be able to own firearms?

There are legal provisions for blind people to hunt with guns, in my state at least. I don’t know how, exactly, but they exist.

[LiberNovusAmericae]

https://www.bbc.com/news/magazine-28587041

Even I'm surprised at this.Some blind people do hunt.

[Greater vakolicci haven]

https://www.bbc.com/news/magazine-28587041

Even I'm surprised at this.Some blind people do hunt.

Big shocker isn't it? Some of us do lots of things by ourselves. We run businesses and even handle hot stoves! Some of us are even parents.

[Galloism]

If you want to regulate them like cars, that would be the answer.

I'm asking what you think, not what I think.

Blind people are a hard question. It's hard to imagine a blind person using a gun successfully or safely.

But at the same time, we try to avoid removing peoples' civil rights based on disability. We don't take an amnesiac's right to vote away, even if they can't remember the candidates and without it it would be hard to vote successfully and their incorrect vote could harm others.

That being said, I haven't seen an epidemic of the blind buying and misusing firearms, so much like the hysteria surrounding third term abortion, which is exceptionally rare, I'm not going to get too excited about it do to the exceptional rarity socially speaking.

Does that help?

[The Two Jerseys]

List of shitbag parasite CEO's and the companies they work at, who think they know what's best for you while they are protected by people who have guns, because they are more important than you.
Here’s the List of Companies That Asked Congress for Gun Control
They can all go fuck themselves with a running chainsaw while drinking a gallon of bleach.

Twitter and Reddit among them, huh? Remember when companies pulled ads from Youtube for having pedo content on their site? It would be a shame if gun owners decided to go after the Reddit/Twitter advertisers and send them screenshots and archives of all the terrorist accounts on Twitter and neo-nazi/anti-police/necrophilia content from Reddit...

And I have been telling people for a while that Lyft and Uber are anti-gun fascists, support your local taxi company.

I bet the Uber and Lyft CEOs want guns banned because they're afraid of their "independent contractors" going postal and shooting up the company's headquarters.

Because trampling on the rights of millions is easier than not treating your employees like shit.

[LiberNovusAmericae]

https://www.bbc.com/news/magazine-28587041

Even I'm surprised at this.Some blind people do hunt.

Big shocker isn't it? Some of us do lots of things by ourselves. We run businesses and even handle hot stoves! Some of us are even parents.

I know blind people could be independent in many areas; I just didn't think they could aim a gun.

[Fartsniffage]

I'm asking what you think, not what I think.

Blind people are a hard question. It's hard to imagine a blind person using a gun successfully or safely.

But at the same time, we try to avoid removing peoples' civil rights based on disability. We don't take an amnesiac's right to vote away, even if they can't remember the candidates and without it it would be hard to vote successfully and their incorrect vote could harm others.

That being said, I haven't seen an epidemic of the blind buying and misusing firearms, so much like the hysteria surrounding third term abortion, which is exceptionally rare, I'm not going to get too excited about it do to the exceptional rarity socially speaking.

Does that help?

I can't wait for blind pilots to become a thing.

[Galloism]

Big shocker isn't it? Some of us do lots of things by ourselves. We run businesses and even handle hot stoves! Some of us are even parents.

I know blind people could be independent in many areas; I just didn't think they could aim a gun.

Admittedly, that article has some impressive claims.

[LiberNovusAmericae]

Twitter and Reddit among them, huh? Remember when companies pulled ads from Youtube for having pedo content on their site? It would be a shame if gun owners decided to go after the Reddit/Twitter advertisers and send them screenshots and archives of all the terrorist accounts on Twitter and neo-nazi/anti-police/necrophilia content from Reddit...

And I have been telling people for a while that Lyft and Uber are anti-gun fascists, support your local taxi company.

I bet the Uber and Lyft CEOs want guns banned because they're afraid of their "independent contractors" going postal and shooting up the company's headquarters.

Because trampling on the rights of millions is easier than not treating your employees like shit.

Boycott gun grabbers.

[Galloism]

Blind people are a hard question. It's hard to imagine a blind person using a gun successfully or safely.

But at the same time, we try to avoid removing peoples' civil rights based on disability. We don't take an amnesiac's right to vote away, even if they can't remember the candidates and without it it would be hard to vote successfully and their incorrect vote could harm others.

That being said, I haven't seen an epidemic of the blind buying and misusing firearms, so much like the hysteria surrounding third term abortion, which is exceptionally rare, I'm not going to get too excited about it do to the exceptional rarity socially speaking.

Does that help?

I can't wait for blind pilots to become a thing.

If they can figure out how to do it safely, the FAA would probably allow it.

We have armless pilots already.