re: #140 Dark_Falcon

And if the other guy really has a shotgun the police won’t get there quick enough to do any good.

Well if jackoff Dunn would have got his gas or whatever and ignored the kids and loud music, which is not all that hard to do, then left there wouldn’t have been the need for any guns now would there.

But the gun metal bravura in his car glovebox wouldn’t let him do that would it? No, he was going to make a point to confront the kids due to his character and he knew that if they got too smart or threatened him in any way, he had that metal fortitude to show who’s who and what is what.

And it is that simple. Step one, shut up and move on. If you really did have a problem, go into the store/station and ask the attendants to call 911. But Dunn was going to do that, and to not mention his character issues and make a point of it in the prosecution is wrong.

Dark, again, your logic when it comes to anything guns is to defend guns. When are you going to look at the root of these issues…the behavior. When are you ever going to blame the gun? I do not think you ever have and that is disturbing.

Are you familiar with the phrase “bravura in a bottle (alcohol)” that leads to confrontations? Well, that is where I draw gun metal bravura” and you can’t tell me that now in how many cases it is being displayed. And it sure as hell isn’t all Chicago gang-banging thugs on the streets,

Does the NRA talk about behavior? No…and that is just one problem with them as the Nations Gun Manufacturer and Sales Advertising Promotion and Lobby Organization.