I said it falling down drunk in Austin, Texas in 1979. I didn't publish it on my web site and post it on youtube.
Now that's funny
Me too. There's the problem isn't it.
How do we say that the government should weed out the unstable individuals and their access to guns rather than the guns themselves, then turn around and defend this nutball for making threats?
I'm not sure if you are aware of this but making threats of violence is against the law. No one has right to do it. I understand that you want to defend the Second Ammendment, you just happen to be doing it from a position of ignorance at this time.
His carry rights have been suspended not revoked.
It might be a good idea for him to explain himself in a little more detail.
Let's not be too quick to pass judgement.
The worst that could happen is he'll be a martyr.
That's a perfectly reasonable and admirable thing to be in our society.
It might be a good idea for him to explain himself in a little more detail.
Let's not be too quick to pass judgement.
The worst that could happen is he'll be a martyr.
That's a perfectly reasonable and admirable thing to be in our society.
No he made a specific threat against people in general, which in the eyes of the media makes him appear as a bigger threat. The fact that he is, and God only knows why, a recognized tactical guru, give him the skill to do it better than most making him more of a threat in the eyes of said media. And finally, I'm sure we all have said things we should not say but,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, we didn't do it in front of millions on Youtube at the worst possible time ever in the history of our country. Other than that, not a problem.
