you like guns?

[Cheese]

Doesn't the fact that you're keeping this going make you tautological?

No

Pedantic/argumentative/punctilious or even pedagogic but almost certainly not tautological.

Clever

[Gripper]

I think I'll just stick to playing video games,seen the mess the real ones make,don't care for it much.

[GepperRankins]

"proud american
proud firefighter
BUSH CHENEY"

who make who look bad

[rnichilo]

awesome!

[Skiz]

"proud american
proud firefighter
BUSH CHENEY"

who make who look bad

I think they compliment each other nicely.

[Formula1]

I don't see what's wrong with it. I was raised around most of the guns you see in that video, and NO, none of them are illegal. My dad is a gun collector and so he has tons and tons of guns. Not the crumby, cheap uzi's like some in the video, but mostly military weapons from muskets to modern machine guns dating from the Revolutionary War to the present. It's really not a big deal. Those are probably just people in a gun club that meet once a year to show off and chit-chat guns or something.

As for the kids being there. Good. I was taught about guns from a very young age and was shooting guns at a very young age, and thus I grew up with a good knowlegde of gun safety, unlike so many others who don't know squat about guns.

I thought in the U.S. , that only semi-automatic ak47's are legal and that automatic ak47 are illegal...

[Skiz]

I thought in the U.S. , that only semi-automatic ak47's are legal and that automatic ak47 are illegal...

Those people that were in legal possession/ownership of the 27(?) automatic rifles that were put on the ban list, were allowed to retain ownership of those weapons. However, they are no longer allowed to sell them like you would any other weapon. Transferring ownership of those weapons goes like this. If I live in Alpha county and I want to buy an automatic rifle from someone in Bravo county, I must first be able to pass the appropriate criminal background check. After that, I would need a written letter from the Sheriff of both counties approving the transfer. (I don't mean just any sheriff, I mean the Sheriff, as in the one that's elected and oversees everything). If I get the approval from both Sheriff's, only then can the purchase and transfer take place, along with a $200 per weapon fee. That is Texas law. The laws may differ greatly or slightly from state to state. But I know for sure that the criminal background check is a federal law.

[FinalTheorem]

My 2 cents:
If you've never shot a gun, you might want to try it before you declare that guns are bad. I don't hunt, but I love to shoot handguns. It's just satisfying to shoot at a paper man sometimes. Maybe I should see a therapist...

But as far as civilans owning fully-automatic weapons; what the hell do they need them for?! It's not like the country is being invaded.

[GepperRankins]

i have an air rifle. it's fun to shoot that. but if i ever went mad and shot a person, they'd probably shout 'ouch' then knock me out. which is a good thing