What should a bowhunter be allowed to carry for self-defense?
09-11-2008, 02:35 PM
#111
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RE: What should a bowhunter be allowed to carry for self-defense?
If that comes with the loss of a perceived "right"
I honestly can not believe what I am reading on this thread.
Maybe I have spent the last 8 years on the wrong forum? It is nice though to see that a few of you get it.
09-11-2008, 02:38 PM
#112
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RE: What should a bowhunter be allowed to carry for self-defense?
If it was an "absolute right," you'd be able to tote your AK-47 right into the White House, or play "spin the handgun" at the local elementary school. Try that and let me know how it goes.
"Absolute" is a BIG word.
I think you're "absolutely" wrong.
"Absolute" is a BIG word.
I think you're "absolutely" wrong.
09-11-2008, 02:43 PM
#113
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RE: What should a bowhunter be allowed to carry for self-defense?
ORIGINAL: quiksilver
If it was an "absolute right," you'd be able to tote your AK-47 right into the White House, or play "spin the handgun" at the local elementary school. Try that and let me know how it goes.
"Absolute" is a BIG word.
I think you're "absolutely" wrong.
If it was an "absolute right," you'd be able to tote your AK-47 right into the White House, or play "spin the handgun" at the local elementary school. Try that and let me know how it goes.
"Absolute" is a BIG word.
I think you're "absolutely" wrong.
09-11-2008, 02:44 PM
#114
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RE: What should a bowhunter be allowed to carry for self-defense?
It was an absolute right up until the "trusted" government officials of the past legislated it illegal.
The REAL point is not that you do or do not carry a gun because of the current laws. The real point is that you should not have a law in the first place that makes it illegal for your to defend you life should you need to.
The "REAL" point is that hunting is a privelage and you do not have the right to bow hunt but you do have the right to keep and bear arms.
I would rather give up a privelage than a constitutional right, but that's just me.
The REAL point is not that you do or do not carry a gun because of the current laws. The real point is that you should not have a law in the first place that makes it illegal for your to defend you life should you need to.
The "REAL" point is that hunting is a privelage and you do not have the right to bow hunt but you do have the right to keep and bear arms.
I would rather give up a privelage than a constitutional right, but that's just me.
09-11-2008, 02:58 PM
#115
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RE: What should a bowhunter be allowed to carry for self-defense?
Umm . . . they call that anarchy.
Maybe you could...umm...build...like...a treehouse...or a clubhouseor something. Invite over all your coolest friends, maybe have an Anarchy Gun Party. It could be like a secret boys club. No girls allowed. Like the Skull House. You guys could get some rad tatts, maybe start flying gang colors. You guys could...uhh...you know, pack guns around in the woods - pretending to be big-timers. You know - "packin' heat" or "rollin wit' yo nina." Maybe put on skits like you're a hitman or something. Just don't let your mom find out, or you'd get grounded for sure.
LOL just messin
Maybe you could...umm...build...like...a treehouse...or a clubhouseor something. Invite over all your coolest friends, maybe have an Anarchy Gun Party. It could be like a secret boys club. No girls allowed. Like the Skull House. You guys could get some rad tatts, maybe start flying gang colors. You guys could...uhh...you know, pack guns around in the woods - pretending to be big-timers. You know - "packin' heat" or "rollin wit' yo nina." Maybe put on skits like you're a hitman or something. Just don't let your mom find out, or you'd get grounded for sure.
LOL just messin
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