from carrying this gun proudly wherever he went, and are directly responsible for the loss of it. Don't anyone dare tar this patriot with the epithet "irresponsible."

enjoy your stay.

On edit: I may be missing the sarcasm

It's more one of my attempts to replicate the tone of the average popgun enthusiast.

my apologies, and welcome.

Chuck Todd will report on this because he is so busy "reporting" non news

Went to this restaurant. The country ham & eggs were great, but I was a bit creeped out by the sign that said "No cursing please... Jesus is Lord!"

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Were the waffles at least triangular? And did you tell them they forgot to put the words "beerand" at the beginning of their sign?

But it was actually the restaurant that was triangular, not the waffles. Alas.

god bless the right.

side note:

I don't particularly have anything against religious folks... but the 'jesus is lord' would have kept me from even inquiring on the shape of their waffles

I don't believe in mixing politics, religion, and business (pick any two). call me crazy.

She's the one who said she wasn't giving up her check during the shutdown because she needed it. In total disregard for all those workers she helped furlough who also needed their checks. ASSHOLE.

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And no I didn't alert this post

I'm not the nice police the shoe may fit however there are better nouns to use to describe the useless waste of oxygen this woman represents

what more do you people want!

they should be charged for their negligence :p

guess 'responsible' gun owners slip up sometimes, eh guys?

THEIR garage.

THEIR AR 15.

That's why.

They can try to scape goat this onto their kid all they want... all politicians will find someone else to blame for their misgivings or wrong doings to save their own asses and political career.. especially right wing ones.


Personal responsibility my ass.

Kramer: How can you not have insurance?

Jerry: Because I spent my money on the Clapco 8000. It's the most powerful lock they make. It has only one design flaw...the door...MUST BE CLOSED!!

Someone breaks in and steals something from your home. Should we victim shame them for not doing enough to protect their self?

Maybe someone in the home drank too much and forgot to lock the door, guess it would be their fault they got robbed - or their fault is something else happened to them?

If the gun safe itself was taken then it would change from pure negligence to at least did the minimum required.

If the gun fell down and shot a bystander does that make the gun owner a victim? Gravity did it ya know. Responsibility or liability end when they let go of the weapon?

and removing something. If a guest had gotten in(someone you expect to be in there) or it had fallen over and shot someone, etc, those would be all different cases.

It is now negligent to leave a tool you own in your own home because you have no reason to expect your home to be safe? Hopefully people are locking themselves up because they might get beaten/raped if they don't ensure their own safety in their home (which, apparently, people don't want them to use guns to do.....)

need an AR-15? Not enough homework to keep him busy, I guess?

Stupid people.