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<blockquote data-quote="Wheel Gun" data-source="post: 2038796" data-attributes="member: 19286">The core problem here (along with the left&#039;s emotionally-driven positions) is the average American&#039;s gleeful willingness to deprive others of their rights.&nbsp; You can hear those arguments all day long.&nbsp; If it&#039;s a right or a practice or a possession that John Doe personalizes, it should be protected.&nbsp; But if not, then it&#039;s okay to deprive others of it.&nbsp; Very infrequently do I hear anyone state that it&#039;s a free country and people should be allowed to live freely.&nbsp; Everyone is wrapped up in what &#039;other people&#039; should be allow to do and to own.&nbsp; People now are very very comfortable in a ruled society where the government dictates what we can do and what we can own.So, if I&#039;m not an &quot;assault weapon&quot; owner, I should get to decide if you should own one.&nbsp; Even though it has nothing to do with me.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Wheel Gun, post: 2038796, member: 19286"] The core problem here (along with the left's emotionally-driven positions) is the average American's gleeful willingness to deprive others of their rights. You can hear those arguments all day long. If it's a right or a practice or a possession that John Doe personalizes, it should be protected. But if not, then it's okay to deprive others of it. Very infrequently do I hear anyone state that it's a free country and people should be allowed to live freely. Everyone is wrapped up in what 'other people' should be allow to do and to own. People now are very very comfortable in a ruled society where the government dictates what we can do and what we can own. So, if I'm not an "assault weapon" owner, I should get to decide if you should own one. Even though it has nothing to do with me. [/QUOTE]

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