brockytop
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I remember those floods.Ihavehad multiple pistols and rifles chambered in .22LR along with a couple .22 magnum. It is my favorite caliber weapon in both pistol and rifle, the .22 is the ultimate survival weapon. If I still owned any firearms I would have both accessible along with a .20gu pump shotgun for home defense.
I feel you’re defaulting to “perception” because you realize you’ve lost the argument on reality.
Do we agree people in this decade are better off than 50 years ago?
I so wish it were that simple. There are quite a few issues to address (including issues with Gun laws). Can you still buy a weapon at a gun show without a background check? Can a relative still give someone a gun without a background check? How easy is it for me to get an 'assault rifle' if I want one (say in Tn.)?
Well, though we probably come at things from different angles, I can kind of see thatI agree, despite the fact I can't and won't claim to be an exception. When I first ventured in the Politics Forum, I did so with the intent to engage in real discussions on topics. After just being repeatedly mocked, insulted, being detoured into irrelevant areas, and so on, I gave up. And opted to be as notorious and annoying as my detractors, and here I am. They taught me so well, that shamefully, I find myself enjoying giving them what they gave me.
Why are you giving us a picture the same weapon the navy seals use?Is this an "AR?"
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Just an interesting article on 'perceptions'. Whether we are better off? I don't give you that. Complex topic. I believe in many ways we were better off when one person could go to work and support the family as opposed to 'two income families today'. I believe we were better off when higher education was affordable, and on and on. I believe we are better off today largely due to technological advances.