[R] Flamebaiting in "Should Hunting for Sport be Banned?"

[Greater Cesnica]

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Says you.

Others I'm sure will disagree.

This is exactly the quote i'd expect from someone who's flag is a man in a mask holding a crap ton of bullets. In england, nobody is allowed guns, because of this, we don't have school shootings, church shootings, etc. It's the kind of people, like you, that believe hunting should be allowed and have multiple guns, that do things like this.

This is obviously intended to get a negative reaction out of gun owners and hunters.

[Greater Cesnica]

And more:
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Also to whoever is against hunting deer meat tastes great I shot my first deer this year and it tasted delicious

how old are you?

[Farnhamia]

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[Greater Cesnica]

Thank you Farn! There is another thing which might be questionable:

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These parts are flamebaiting and getting into trolling:

Today it's an elk. Tomorrow ... when you have lovingly cleaned it and stored it in a concealed cabinet above your bed ... tomorrow you may shoot a homeless person whose nest-making in your shrubbery, you mistook for a home-invader setting up a machine-gun nest.

Gun culture is a heritage of dying patriarchal culture. Abandon the culture, you might as well be dead. All good men must kill someone, and if the sissy trannie feministy culture gets you in its clutches, then do the only honorable thing: shoot yourself in the head.

[Farnhamia]

Thank you Farn! There is another thing which might be questionable:

viewtopic.php?p=38389646#p38389646

These parts are flamebaiting and getting into trolling:

Today it's an elk. Tomorrow ... when you have lovingly cleaned it and stored it in a concealed cabinet above your bed ... tomorrow you may shoot a homeless person whose nest-making in your shrubbery, you mistook for a home-invader setting up a machine-gun nest.

Gun culture is a heritage of dying patriarchal culture. Abandon the culture, you might as well be dead. All good men must kill someone, and if the sissy trannie feministy culture gets you in its clutches, then do the only honorable thing: shoot yourself in the head.

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[Greater Cesnica]

*leaves Toblerone bars* Thank you!

[A-Series-Of-Tubes]

Thank you Farn! There is another thing which might be questionable:

viewtopic.php?p=38389646#p38389646

These parts are flamebaiting and getting into trolling:

Today it's an elk. Tomorrow ... when you have lovingly cleaned it and stored it in a concealed cabinet above your bed ... tomorrow you may shoot a homeless person whose nest-making in your shrubbery, you mistook for a home-invader setting up a machine-gun nest.

Gun culture is a heritage of dying patriarchal culture. Abandon the culture, you might as well be dead. All good men must kill someone, and if the sissy trannie feministy culture gets you in its clutches, then do the only honorable thing: shoot yourself in the head.

I can see how you took offense at the second passage. I'm sorry for that.

The first one though, follows from the idea that when you own a useful thing and become accomplished with it, you want to use it in every way it's good for. For me it's my belt sander. An electric drill gets used more often, but I don't keep finding new uses for it, like with my beloved belt sander.

Hopefully you've never shot a person (homeless or not). I was speculating about illegally shooting someone whose behaviour seemed suspicious at the time, but not taking the time to learn your local laws about castle doctrine. We're talking US states here of course: NSW has very limited castle doctrine.

Don't shoot someone behaving suspiciously ON your property, unless they're already (at least partly) inside your house. Maybe your laws allow that, but you should be sure BEFORE the situation arises. Another thing that varies from place to place is whether messing around with a lock on your door makes the person legal to shoot at (from inside the house) and you should check precedents not just the letter of the law.

My point was that if you think castle doctrine protects you when actually it doesn't, and you mistake a homeless person for a 'home invader', you could be led by your own competence with guns to unwittingly commit a serious felony and go to prison.

[Frisbeeteria]

If this is an appeal, it's denied.

If it takes you 4 rambling paragraphs to explain why it isn't baiting and trolling, then the problem isn't with the reporter, it's with you. Perhaps instead of posting appeals to everything you get warned for, you could spend a moment thinking before you post in the first place.

[A-Series-Of-Tubes]

If this is an appeal, it's denied.

If it takes you 4 rambling paragraphs to explain why it isn't baiting and trolling, then the problem isn't with the reporter, it's with you. Perhaps instead of posting appeals to everything you get warned for, you could spend a moment thinking before you post in the first place.

I didn't realize I was posting in Moderation, to be honest.

I was trying to explain to the reporter what I meant, hopefully so it wouldn't offend them any more. Forgive me for being a bleeding heart liberal who would rather my ideological opponents not get thrown in prison. Or any trespassers looking for a place to sleep, getting killed for that matter.

No, it wasn't an appeal, and nor is this.

[Greater Cesnica]

Forgive me for being a bleeding heart liberal who would rather my ideological opponents not get thrown in prison. Or any trespassers looking for a place to sleep, getting killed for that matter.

Do you realize how condescending this sounds? This is quite literally common sense that you're attempting to impart upon us gun owners, and you're doing it in a way that comes off as if you're talking to children.

[Katganistan]

Forgive me for being a bleeding heart liberal who would rather my ideological opponents not get thrown in prison. Or any trespassers looking for a place to sleep, getting killed for that matter.

Do you realize how condescending this sounds? This is quite literally common sense that you're attempting to impart upon us gun owners, and you're doing it in a way that comes off as if you're talking to children.

This is a report thread, not a discussion. That goes back into the hunting for sport thread, thanks.

[Greater Cesnica]

Do you realize how condescending this sounds? This is quite literally common sense that you're attempting to impart upon us gun owners, and you're doing it in a way that comes off as if you're talking to children.

This is a report thread, not a discussion. That goes back into the hunting for sport thread, thanks.

Right, sorry.