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*snicker*Why's that? Are my chances of being murdered lower because I'm eating dinner in a public place? How about church? I also carry in church. Are my chances of being murdered in church any lower because well by golly, it's a church? As for being "responsible", yes I am. The state I live in and my law-enforcement agencies seem to think I'm a responsible person, seeing as how I can pass a criminal background check. I'm actually more trustworthy than you are. Have you passed a criminal background check lately?
Your argument doesn't hold water. I carry a weapon every time I leave the house and will continue to do so. And there's nothing you can do about it.
Basically the definition of a gun nut. Notice he didn't talk about his minutes of training and zero situational training?
"Minutes of training and zero situational training?"
Da fuq are you talking about? Coming from a family with a military and law-enforcement background, my training goes back to the age of ten. Plus the years I spent in the military, the firearms and hunter's safety courses, a hefty collection of personal firearms, and a lifetime of range time. Plus I reload my own ammunition for 7 different calibers, do part-time gunsmithing, and am on a first-name basis with several of my county sheriff's deputies.
"Minutes of training and zero situational training?" Go punch yourself.
Sure.... Age of 10? Riiiiiiiiiiiiiiight.
Do you think being ex-military makes you "trained"?
Your parents didn't take you to the gun range when you were ten years old? You are deprived, aren't you?
Yet you're the one with a burning flag as your avatar; how very Ayatollah of you.
Ask SCOTUS, it's just a piece of cloth