Why would we nuke a bunch of farmers?
Who here once said we should give up our guns? I simply said if you're physically or mentally unable to safely operate a weapon, you probably don't need to have one on you in public.
So we don't need guns because they'd just nuke us? hmmm. So really, why didn't we (they) nuke the middle east then? What's your game theory here?
That's because with every inch that is given, a mile is taken.
If someone declared war on the US and wanted to attack mainland us, yes I do think that would be the kind of way we'd see. Where on earth could ground troops stage, in sufficient quantities, to make any meaningful attack on the US? Mexico? Canada? Cuba lol?
While today warfare on US soil would not be something like Ukraine, the fact that there are so many guns in the hands of private citizens takes that possibility entirely out of the equation. Any warfare on US soil will be mass casualty.
While I may not agree with them being armed...I can see the "need". They tend to be hated and can deliver bad news., much of the time people don't like. People are unpredictable.
I'm fine with the Fed government allowing them to concealed carry. I oppose them providing the gun and training and making it a requirement for what should be accountants. The IRS doesn't need an enforcement arm. They should use the already established and paid for enforcement branches.
Ironic isn't it. Our tax dollars are paying for the training of armed agents to obtain more tax dollars from us. Maybe they expect people to start questioning the whole thing a lot more and this is their response?
Going back to the original intent of this thread…..I think I would be more concerned about bean counters carrying a gun than an 80+ year old farmer.
www.ksl.com
Sad. So I'm not gonna read the article, but I'm assuming they blame the guns and not the people involved, right? Seems to be the modus operandi.Brown city teenagers shooting each other, again. Not old white cowboys.
Teen who died in Saturday shooting identified
A teen who was critically injured in a shooting near 500 South Post Street in Salt Lake City and later died Saturday has been identified.
Just what happened. Nothing Biased in it. Just some kid ran up to a car and shot multiple times into it.
That hits the nail on the head.
I don't think those are things that stir the hornets nest. However, historically, giving an inch ends up in losing a mile when it comes to the .gov and politicians. Things are typically written legally to a much further point than what they are selling so there is going to be a lot of doubt by peasants who do not trust our ruling class. Kind of the old Nancy Pelosi-ism.....we need to pass the bill to see what is in the bill.
