Girl accidentally kills firing range instructor

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lol oh dear oh dear... as Reba said... if you are using a quote button - you don't need to add /quote but if you are manually copying-pasting a quote or modifying a post... it starts with quote and ends with /quote


again... the numbers don't lie but your calculation and assumptions are incorrect.

you don't know for sure if it's only 7%. I believe there are a lot more. and you can't even answer my question on how many states where do these "7%" lives in. you keep saying that I said "many people" when in fact I've never said that.

U.S. Gun Owners Outnumbered Hunters by 5 to 1 in 2011 | CNS News

Seb was correct.

This next link shows that even though there's 13 mil hunters that not every single one of them go back to hunting year in and out. Actually, about 37% of the guys and 15% of the females does. This link comes with all sorts of interesting information regarding hunters and their backgrounds.
http://www.nssf.org/PDF/HuntingLicTrends-NatlRpt.pdf


Jiro, I still feel that you were a bit too general on your statement back in this thread somewhere:

do you realize that only few states actually go out to grocery to buy meat? that "few" states are the one with major cities - disillusioned and disconnected from the reality. the saddest part? they throw away such wasteful amount of food. what a tragedy.

many states hunt to eat and make their own stuff... and many states defend themselves because 911 would take over 30 minutes to get to you.

In bold. You're claiming that every single person in these not so few states doesn't buy meat at the grocery while the data shows the states with the highest density of hunters are few, not the other way around.

As far as I know by visiting family in rural PA, NY, VA, WV - there's plenty of shoppers buying meat at the grocers.

Take my family for example in Petersburgh, NY - look it up - they still hunt AND buy meat at the grocers the next state over.

 

[Jiro]

Widipedia Sandy Hook Elementary School shooting. for one.

I did and I found nothing that says about mother forgetting to lock up a gun safe.

I'd like to continue but like I said once a gun nut always a gun nut.

what's a gun nut?

 

[Jiro]

U.S. Gun Owners Outnumbered Hunters by 5 to 1 in 2011 | CNS News

Seb was correct.

This next link shows that even though there's 13 mil hunters that not every single one of them go back to hunting year in and out. Actually, about 37% of the guys and 15% of the females does. This link comes with all sorts of interesting information regarding hunters and their backgrounds.
http://www.nssf.org/PDF/HuntingLicTrends-NatlRpt.pdf


Jiro, I still feel that you were a bit too general on your statement back in this thread somewhere:

In bold. You're claiming that every single person in these not so few states doesn't buy meat at the grocery while the data shows the states with the highest density of hunters are few, not the other way around.

As far as I know by visiting family in rural PA, NY, VA, WV - there's plenty of shoppers buying meat at the grocers.

Take my family for example in Petersburgh, NY - look it up - they still hunt AND buy meat at the grocers the next state over.

support the local businesses

 

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support the local businesses

What do you mean by that? A grocery store can be local. If you looked up Petersburgh you'd find that there's nothing in the area. They go to MA to visit family and shop on the way back naturally.

 

[Jiro]

What do you mean by that? A grocery store can be local. If you looked up Petersburgh you'd find that there's nothing in the area. They go to MA to visit family and shop on the way back naturally.

that's fine.

 

[seb]

What do you mean by that? A grocery store can be local. If you looked up Petersburgh you'd find that there's nothing in the area. They go to MA to visit family and shop on the way back naturally.

It means he has no answer. You finally showed him he doesn't know what he's talking about.

 

[seb]

u.s. Gun owners outnumbered hunters by 5 to 1 in 2011 | cns news

seb was correct.

This next link shows that even though there's 13 mil hunters that not every single one of them go back to hunting year in and out. Actually, about 37% of the guys and 15% of the females does. This link comes with all sorts of interesting information regarding hunters and their backgrounds.
http://www.nssf.org/pdf/huntinglictrends-natlrpt.pdf


jiro, i still feel that you were a bit too general on your statement back in this thread somewhere:

In bold. You're claiming that every single person in these not so few states doesn't buy meat at the grocery while the data shows the states with the highest density of hunters are few, not the other way around.

as far as i know by visiting family in rural pa, ny, va, wv - there's plenty of shoppers buying meat at the grocers.

Take my family for example in petersburgh, ny - look it up - they still hunt and buy meat at the grocers the next state over.

thank you!

 

[seb]

that's fine.

That doesn't look like an answer to the question.

 

[Reba]

It means he has no answer. You finally showed him he doesn't know what he's talking about.

So, what's the definition of a "gun nut?"

 

[Jiro]

That doesn't look like an answer to the question.

really? so you're saying a few states hunt?

 

[Steinhauer]

Ok and how do those not pertain to free speech? They only let you proclaim it. Please come up with an argument that shows where in the 2nd amendment it says you can own a semi automatic assault rifle with a 50 round clip or teach a child to shoot a gun? I'm not saying guns should be outlawed, just the ones that have no place in society such as assault weapons or machine guns.

Was that a serious question or were you attempting humor?

"shall not be infringed"

 

[seb]

really? so you're saying a few states hunt?

Every state has hunters, but in all of the US there are only 12.7 million that hunt in any given year out of 314 million people. I hope you've got it now.

 

[seb]

Was that a serious question or were you attempting humor?

"shall not be infringed"

I'm serious, if the founding fathers could of imagined semi automatic or machine guns I would guess they would of limited them or at least I would hope they would of you've got to remember they were dealing with flint locks which were state of the art for the time and if you were good, you might be able to get off two shots a minute.

 

[Jiro]

I'm serious, if the founding fathers could of imagined semi automatic or machine guns I would guess they would of limited them or at least I would hope they would of.

the purpose of Second Amendment is to ensure that the citizens will never be disarmed and oppressed by their own government like what happened to them in their own country.

 

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the purpose of Second Amendment is to ensure that the citizens will never be disarmed and oppressed by their own government like what happened to them in their own country.

Curious - think we would win a war against our own government? With our so called militia.

 

[Reba]

I'm serious, if the founding fathers could of imagined semi automatic or machine guns I would guess they would of limited them....

I doubt it.

 

[Jiro]

Curious - think we would win a war against our own government? With our so called militia.

Didn't I answer this question before?

 

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Didn't I answer this question before?

Kind of. I still think the odds are against us. Even the police has military grade equipment and they have clearly demonstrated that they are more than willing to use it on citizens, journalists, etc.

 

[Jiro]

Kind of. I still think the odds are against us. Even the police has military grade equipment and they have clearly demonstrated that they are more than willing to use it on citizens, journalists, etc.

despite of all armored vehicles and weapons trained on us.... the government still cannot win anyway. they never had since Day 1.... all because the Constitution and even some people in government know right thing from wrong. First Amendment and Second Amendment... two most powerful weapons against the tyranny.

Rancher Cliven Bundy is an example.

 

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despite of all armored vehicles and weapons trained on us.... the government still cannot win anyway. they never have since Day 1.... all because the Constitution and even some people in government know right thing from wrong. First Amendment and Second Amendment... two most powerful weapons against the tyranny.

Rancher Cliven Bundy is an example.

Texas in 1861 I believe.