Neighborly Etiquette
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Well gun owners could do better at taking control of the debate. When is the last time a gun owner struck back and explained that gun ownerships saves lives and empowers people? And that if you truly love and protect people then you'll defend them. It's a much more powerful argument than what the NRA FUDDs are putting out in response.
Arguing is a futile effort. You are trying to win an argument with a diseased mind.
I'm just sayin'...
If someone were to use Pramitol and spell NRA in their front yard that'd be humorous.
6 foot letters
R
Isn't Nebraska trying to ban suppressors and accessories that increase rate of fire? Your state isn't as gun friendly as you think it is.
To the OP, the sign that mcameron posted is very appropriate and what I would do.
To the OP, the sign that mcameron posted is very appropriate and what I would do.
They need another sign gifted to them that reads " Hey that's not a hug . Don't
touch my no no ."
Looks like they have already told the world which household is unarmed, it doesn’t look like you have anything left to do.
As i understand it a bill was introduced earlier this year over bump-stocks that never gained any ground.
I agree with you that things can change quickly and even here we need to keep our heads up for that kind of thing though. Nobody is immune these days
The two panels of that sign embody the ignorance and smugness that is the windswept soul of NYAGV. They do not understand the origin or meaning of the words they somehow manage to bleat. Of course their headquarters are housed within area code 212.
We had an a****** neighbor. When my younger brother got old enough to drive I was in the passenger seat, to my amazement he veered several feet into said neighbor's yard ramming two of his full size garbage cans which went flying into his yard spreading garbage all over. I looked at my brother and disbelief, to which he said "I'm just being neighborly!"
