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12-24-2005, 05:57 PM #1OPSenior Member
why is hunting legal in the US? and gun ownership???
us ciivilions arent god. so why should they have the right to take a living LIFE of the planet. for sporting purpses? owning an automatic rifle? thats not used to kill deer.
whatd do you guys think? :rasta:NagChampa2010 Reviewed by NagChampa2010 on . why is hunting legal in the US? and gun ownership??? :confused: us ciivilions arent god. so why should they have the right to take a living LIFE of the planet. for sporting purpses? owning an automatic rifle? thats not used to kill deer. whatd do you guys think? :rasta: Rating: 5
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12-24-2005, 06:01 PM #2Senior Member
why is hunting legal in the US? and gun ownership???
ARe you against hunting for pleasure?
I dont agree with harming anything for pleasure but killing for food is tolerable. Its better that you kill something humanely then buy from a supermarket because they dont kill humanely.
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12-24-2005, 06:03 PM #3Senior Member
why is hunting legal in the US? and gun ownership???
Also defending their homes, like when a burglar breaks in over here you can only use "reasonable force" to stop them from hurting you or your family. If you hurt them in any way whilst stopping them robbing/killing/hurting you you can get sued, I fuckin' hate that law!
Gun laws are protected by the 2nd ammendment or something I think, like they've been used all throughout American history for positive reasons like law enforcement, and Clint Eastwood style western timeslol.
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12-24-2005, 06:05 PM #4OPSenior Member
why is hunting legal in the US? and gun ownership???
Originally Posted by 3 Sheets To The Wind
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12-24-2005, 06:05 PM #5Senior Member
why is hunting legal in the US? and gun ownership???
Originally Posted by 3 Sheets To The Wind
Fella sorry to correct you but they cant sue you anymore if you use reasonable force.
YOu now have the right to defend your home.
If they come into your house with a gun you can legally shoot them if you fear they will use there weapon.
But you cant shoot them if they have no intention of harming you.
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12-24-2005, 06:08 PM #6Senior Member
why is hunting legal in the US? and gun ownership???
I won't address the hunting issue right now cuz' I'm in a hurry but as for gun ownership, It's guaranteed in our constitution. And I for one enjoy target shooting. I don't shoot animals anymore although I used to. But I enjoy shooting and there is a self defense aspect to gun ownership though it's admittedly minimal. It's also an issue of minimal government intervention in the day to day affairs of people who don't bother anyone else. I shouldn't have to be denied something I enjoy doing that harms no one just because a few morons can't control themselves or just plain fuck up. Inanimate objects with no intellect, sentience or opposable thumbs don't kill people. Ya just can't change the laws of physics that easily.
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12-24-2005, 06:10 PM #7OPSenior Member
why is hunting legal in the US? and gun ownership???
Originally Posted by bonsaiguy
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12-24-2005, 06:12 PM #8Senior Member
why is hunting legal in the US? and gun ownership???
Originally Posted by Whos Carl
Oh cheers man, didn't know it had changed. Awesomewoo!
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12-24-2005, 06:12 PM #9Senior Member
why is hunting legal in the US? and gun ownership???
Originally Posted by NagChampa2010
I think he is on about dropping your phone down the toilet?
Also yours is hard to understand aswell..
I am guessing lyrics but I could be wrong.
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12-24-2005, 06:14 PM #10Senior Member
why is hunting legal in the US? and gun ownership???
Originally Posted by Whos Carl
killing animals for pleasure is stupid but when u kill because u need to eat, its 100x better than buying in a supermarket
thats why i try to eat as less meat as possible
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