
what, precisely, would be acceptable to collectively refer to gun-owners who're content to throw AR's, 11rd+ mags, private FTF transactions, and any other such thing, under the bus?!
rugersol wrote:... while we're hammering out the sensitivity training...
what, precisely, would be acceptable to collectively refer to gun-owners who're content to throw AR's, 11rd+ mags, private FTF transactions, and any other such thing, under the bus?!
rugersol wrote:... while we're hammering out the sensitivity training...
what, precisely, would be acceptable to collectively refer to gun-owners who're content to throw AR's, 11rd+ mags, private FTF transactions, and any other such thing, under the bus?!
Heffay wrote:rugersol wrote:... while we're hammering out the sensitivity training :roll: ...
what, precisely, would be acceptable to collectively refer to gun-owners who're content to throw AR's, 11rd+ mags, private FTF transactions, and any other such thing, under the bus?!
Gun owners.
NMRMN wrote:Heffay wrote:rugersol wrote:... while we're hammering out the sensitivity training...
what, precisely, would be acceptable to collectively refer to gun-owners who're content to throw AR's, 11rd+ mags, private FTF transactions, and any other such thing, under the bus?!
Gun owners.
...with limited comprehension of the 2nd Amendment.
xd ED wrote:rugersol wrote:... while we're hammering out the sensitivity training...
what, precisely, would be acceptable to collectively refer to gun-owners who're content to throw AR's, 11rd+ mags, private FTF transactions, and any other such thing, under the bus?!
That's what I keep coming back to. I'm not trying to piss anyone off, but when they cut us loose, it's hard to make nice.
St. Olaf wrote:xd ED wrote:rugersol wrote:... while we're hammering out the sensitivity training...
what, precisely, would be acceptable to collectively refer to gun-owners who're content to throw AR's, 11rd+ mags, private FTF transactions, and any other such thing, under the bus?!
That's what I keep coming back to. I'm not trying to piss anyone off, but when they cut us loose, it's hard to make nice.
Of course.
The point is.....do it anyway.
People, and our legislators, too....will respect you (or in some cases, at least not regard you as total barbarians).
xd ED wrote:Mn01r6 wrote:I believe the OP was actually trying to reference FUDDs (not FUDs).
Yep. FUDD, as in Elmer
MJY65 wrote:What has become evident to me is that there is a segment (not sure what percentage) of gun owners for whom the fight is not nearly as serious as it is for others. While many of us view gun restrictions as violations of our rights and threats to fundamental freedoms, there are those gun owners among us for whom it goes no further than being a hobby. When they say: "Who needs an AR?" or "They aren't after my shotgun.", they are not necessarily visualizing using their bird gun to preserve freedom. For them, it is just a piece of sporting equipment. While they may be upset by their inability to hunt pheasants, it wouldn't upset them much more than losing the right to play golf.
Holland&Holland wrote:Very true however I would contend that we will have much more success convincing these type of folks to vote against further gun restrictions than the left wing architect I just got done having supper with who feels that all guns are evil and should be melted down for scrap. Making up derogetory names for those we need as out allies can not help our cause. Just a thought.
St. Olaf wrote:Keep in mind that most people see no problem with universal background checks and even express surprise that we don't already have it.
They are actually puzzled as to why we would have background checks on some sales and NO background checks on other sales.
This includes legislators.
That's a fact.
It's going to be a tough fight to keep it from being passed, so we need to increase our polite, reasonable but firm communications with legislators.
Holland&Holland wrote:Making up derogetory names
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