On 11/13/2013 5:35 PM, Charlemagne wrote:

On 11/13/2013 5:17 PM, John H wrote:
If a cop knocked on the door
right now and asked if I voluntarily agreed to him coming in and
checking how my guns are stored, I'd say, "Come on in".

Somehow that seems strange for someone who served to protect our rights,
to give them up so easily because why? It's not inconvenient for you???



John didn't say that. I did. You have your attributes wrong.

As for me, I don't see how my military service has anything to do with
common sense regarding gun safety. I don't equate every reasonable law
as being a threat to my "rights".

We don't live in a black and white world. You have to actually *think*
about some things and many people think differently.

I'd invite the cop in.
You can tell him to take a hike if you want.
It's my right, and yours.

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On 11/13/2013 5:35 PM, Charlemagne wrote:

On 11/13/2013 5:17 PM, John H wrote:
If a cop knocked on the door
right now and asked if I voluntarily agreed to him coming in and
checking how my guns are stored, I'd say, "Come on in".

Somehow that seems strange for someone who served to protect our rights,
to give them up so easily because why? It's not inconvenient for you???



John didn't say that. I did. You have your attributes wrong.

That's not unusual.

As for me, I don't see how my military service has anything to do with
common sense regarding gun safety. I don't equate every reasonable law
as being a threat to my "rights".

That's because you can think on your own, as opposed to staring at FOX
on TV and believing everything those kooks say.

We don't live in a black and white world. You have to actually *think*
about some things and many people think differently.

Exactly!

I'd invite the cop in.
You can tell him to take a hike if you want.
It's my right, and yours.