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2011-06-30 14:29:37
lowing
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Jay wrote:

Poseidon wrote:

aww lowing's like war man's dad to him
The only people that are relatively nice to him on this forum are lowing, marine, and 3rin. He'll defend any of them to the death.


This is why you never feed strays.
Jay, I try to be nice to just about everyone, I even have tremendous tolerances for your bullshit, which is why I rarely retaliate to any of it. The more  tantrums you throw, (and it is a lot ), the greater my entertainment is here.

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2011-06-30 14:31:20
lowing
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coolstorybro wrote:

lowing wrote:

coolstorybro wrote:

it must suck to live in fear
your words not mine, I do not "live in fear" . I said Atlanta has a high crime rate, again, your denial of that fact is something beyond my control.

By you not telling me where you live leads me to believe you do not live anywhere near the city.
i live a lot closer than you if youre in the mountains, but my location is meaningless. where did i say atlanta has or doesnt have a high crime rate? and also did you read the part where i said i dont care whether or not people choose to carry? i just said i dont feel that i need to
and where did I say I felt unsafe? All I said was Atlanta is high on crime. That is a fact.

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2011-06-30 14:45:31
gurdeep
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Your thoughts, insights, and musings on this matter intrigue me
2011-06-30 14:54:38
-CARNIFEX-[LOC]
Da Blooze
+111|7042
Act smart and 99.99% of the time you don't have problems.  There are (often publicized) events in which someone carrying a firearm is able to counter a criminal action, but for the average person, pulling a gun on the street is going to be a bad idea. 

I'm completely pro gun ownership, but I do think the sense of safety one gets from carrying is more of a psychological placebo effect than anything.  To think that you will be better able to control unforseen events by virtue of possessing a firearm is naive and silly.   (Combat-trained individuals such as present and former police, military, etc. are a notable exception, but that still doesn't guarantee a thing).

I guess I just have giant brass balls like ig, since the neighborhood I live in scored a 0 out of 100 on that crime index (100 being safest).


**Home defense is a different story.  I wouldn't move in to a house without having a 12 gauge there.**

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2011-06-30 15:00:37
gurdeep
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lol where is that?
2011-06-30 16:54:47
RAIMIUS
You with the face!
+244|7103|US

lowing wrote:

Khar PM9 seems to be a good choice, but man the price for one sure is up there.
Yep, that's why I said "thinking about" lol.
2011-06-30 16:57:59
Trotskygrad
бля
+354|6387|Vortex Ring State
I thought you owned a 92fs ig
2011-06-30 17:38:41
Stingray24
Proud member of the vast right-wing conspiracy
+1,060|6833|The Land of Scott Walker

Jay wrote:

lowing does in fact assume that any black man walking down the street is a potential threat to him.
Lowing doesn't, but Jesse Jackson does. 

"There is nothing more painful to me ... than to walk down the street and hear footsteps and start thinking about robbery, then look around and see somebody white and feel relieved."

- the Reverend Jesse Jackson, as quoted in US News, 3/10/96
2011-06-30 17:39:37
eleven bravo
Member
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the white man is always being kept down
Tu Stultus Es
2011-06-30 17:40:32
lowing
Banned
+1,662|7039|USA

Trotskygrad wrote:

I thought you owned a 92fs ig
BOught my son an M9 ( 92fs) for Christmas last year, we love that gun, think I might get me one in stainless.
2011-06-30 17:45:16
11 Bravo
Banned
+965|5625|Cleveland, Ohio

Jay wrote:

Poseidon wrote:

aww lowing's like war man's dad to him

guess that kind of thing happens after years of sexual abuse
The only people that are relatively nice to him on this forum are lowing, marine, and 3rin. He'll defend any of them to the death.


This is why you never feed strays.
And being nice is a bad thing?
2011-06-30 17:48:28
eleven bravo
Member
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lowing wrote:

Trotskygrad wrote:

I thought you owned a 92fs ig
BOught my son an M9 ( 92fs) for Christmas last year, we love that gun, think I might get me one in stainless.
cool story
Tu Stultus Es
2011-06-30 17:54:28
lowing
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eleven bravo wrote:

lowing wrote:

Trotskygrad wrote:

I thought you owned a 92fs ig
BOught my son an M9 ( 92fs) for Christmas last year, we love that gun, think I might get me one in stainless.
cool story
Hey thanks buddy.
2011-06-30 17:55:15
eleven bravo
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well he was asking ig, not lowing
Tu Stultus Es
2011-06-30 17:55:44
eleven bravo
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bro
Tu Stultus Es
2011-06-30 17:57:00
andros
Banned
+256|5101|HK Chitral, Pakistan

lowing wrote:

Trotskygrad wrote:

I thought you owned a 92fs ig
BOught my son an M9 ( 92fs) for Christmas last year, we love that gun, think I might get me one in stainless.
your son is lucky, how old is he?

anyway i don't conceal carry because 1. not old enough 2. pretty sure it's hard to get your permit in california 3. wouldn't feel the need personally unless i was in a bad area, but i'm still fine with home protection and keeping guns.

if i did i would probably choose a small .38 special or something. glock 19 or 30.
Philosophy, economics, culture, science, art. <3
2011-06-30 17:58:02
lowing
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eleven bravo wrote:

well he was asking ig, not lowing
Ohhh wow! Is that why he said "ig" at the end?
2011-06-30 18:01:03
lowing
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+1,662|7039|USA

andros wrote:

lowing wrote:

Trotskygrad wrote:

I thought you owned a 92fs ig
BOught my son an M9 ( 92fs) for Christmas last year, we love that gun, think I might get me one in stainless.
your son is lucky, how old is he?

anyway i don't conceal carry because 1. not old enough 2. pretty sure it's hard to get your permit in california 3. wouldn't feel the need personally unless i was in a bad area, but i'm still fine with home protection and keeping guns.

if i did i would probably choose a small .38 special or something. glock 19 or 30.
He is 13. He owns that M9, an AK47 variant, and a ruger 10/22 rifle. My other boy ( he is 14) owns an M4 rifle, ruger 10/22, A Mosan Nangant, and  Remington 870 Tactical Express shot gun. We love going to the range, great quality time with the kids along with RC airplanes,  football, and band.

Last edited by lowing (2011-06-30 18:04:32)

2011-06-30 18:10:26
andros
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lowing wrote:

andros wrote:

lowing wrote:


BOught my son an M9 ( 92fs) for Christmas last year, we love that gun, think I might get me one in stainless.
your son is lucky, how old is he?

anyway i don't conceal carry because 1. not old enough 2. pretty sure it's hard to get your permit in california 3. wouldn't feel the need personally unless i was in a bad area, but i'm still fine with home protection and keeping guns.

if i did i would probably choose a small .38 special or something. glock 19 or 30.
He is 13. He owns that M9, an AK47 variant, and a ruger 10/22 rifle. My other boy ( he is 14) owns an M4 rifle, ruger 10/22, A Mosan Nangant, and  Remington 870 Tactical Express shot gun. We love going to the range, great quality time with the kids along with RC airplanes,  football, and band.
haha man that is sweet, my opa bought my dad a mossberg 500 when he built his house but i think that's it as far as passing down guns and stuff.

you're into RC planes though aye?

have you heard of dynamic soaring? i don't know much about it but my brother is into it and it started around my area, basically no engines and the planes can reach speeds of almost 500mph, crazy stuff man.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dynamic_soaring

started in the 90's mostly by a local aeronautical engineer for lockheed in the area. figured ya might like that.
Philosophy, economics, culture, science, art. <3
2011-06-30 18:19:42
gurdeep
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+812|5143|proll­y

Trotskygrad wrote:

I thought you owned a 92fs ig
i do, but it stays at home
2011-06-30 18:21:26
lowing
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+1,662|7039|USA

andros wrote:

lowing wrote:

andros wrote:


your son is lucky, how old is he?

anyway i don't conceal carry because 1. not old enough 2. pretty sure it's hard to get your permit in california 3. wouldn't feel the need personally unless i was in a bad area, but i'm still fine with home protection and keeping guns.

if i did i would probably choose a small .38 special or something. glock 19 or 30.
He is 13. He owns that M9, an AK47 variant, and a ruger 10/22 rifle. My other boy ( he is 14) owns an M4 rifle, ruger 10/22, A Mosan Nangant, and  Remington 870 Tactical Express shot gun. We love going to the range, great quality time with the kids along with RC airplanes,  football, and band.
haha man that is sweet, my opa bought my dad a mossberg 500 when he built his house but i think that's it as far as passing down guns and stuff.

you're into RC planes though aye?

have you heard of dynamic soaring? i don't know much about it but my brother is into it and it started around my area, basically no engines and the planes can reach speeds of almost 500mph, crazy stuff man.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dynamic_soaring

started in the 90's mostly by a local aeronautical engineer for lockheed in the area. figured ya might like that.
Mossberg is great shotgun as well. Was a toss up really between the 2.

Yeah we are relatively new to RC planes, doing pretty good, crashed a few times and that does get expensive. Pissing off my wife

Heard about dynamic soaring, but I am having enough problems staying out of the trees going slow
2011-06-30 19:55:48
signa
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+50|7117|Michigan, USA
I'm getting a ninja glock for my next conceal gun.
2011-07-01 05:08:53
lowing
Banned
+1,662|7039|USA

-CARNIFEX-[LOC] wrote:

Act smart and 99.99% of the time you don't have problems.  There are (often publicized) events in which someone carrying a firearm is able to counter a criminal action, but for the average person, pulling a gun on the street is going to be a bad idea. 

I'm completely pro gun ownership, but I do think the sense of safety one gets from carrying is more of a psychological placebo effect than anything.  To think that you will be better able to control unforseen events by virtue of possessing a firearm is naive and silly.   (Combat-trained individuals such as present and former police, military, etc. are a notable exception, but that still doesn't guarantee a thing).

I guess I just have giant brass balls like ig, since the neighborhood I live in scored a 0 out of 100 on that crime index (100 being safest).


**Home defense is a different story.  I wouldn't move in to a house without having a 12 gauge there.**
You are correct, you can not stop ALL criminal action just because you carry, there are some that have and some that haven't. I do not know that I could, depending on the circumstance but what I do know is, without protection I have zero chance of stopping a criminal action against me, say a car jacking, and with my gun I have a chance to protect myself. I will take the chance over a zero chance. Also, as I posted previously, I am a very unassuming person, you do not know that I am carrying and will not expect it when you find out. Kinda why they call it concealed carry.

 

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