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On 9/10/2025 6:18 PM, 2A Preserved Again! wrote:
Kirk said that gun deaths in exchange for the preservation of Second
Amendment Rights is a part of America's reality.
I guess he nobody has a problem with Kirk being shot to death owing to his >> permissive views on mass shootings of children at the Christian Covenant
School.
Poor dirtbag.
2A made some sense in 1791 In recent years, it has cost many lives, >including Kirk.
Ed P wrote:
On 9/10/2025 6:18 PM, 2A Preserved Again! wrote:
Kirk said that gun deaths in exchange for the preservation of Second
Amendment Rights is a part of America's reality.
I guess he nobody has a problem with Kirk being shot to death owing to his >>> permissive views on mass shootings of children at the Christian Covenant >>> School.
Poor dirtbag.
2A made some sense in 1791 In recent years, it has cost many lives,
including Kirk.
The only difference between then and now is that back then gun owners knew how to handle fully automatic and semi automatic military style firearms, so they wrote the 2a and didn't worry about mass shootings in schools, workplaces, shopping malls, festivals, parties, barbecues, sports events and even at the shooting range.
Now-a-days it ain't so. Kids today don't know how to handle their guns.
On 2025-09-10 17:37, RKBA 2025 wrote:The muzzle loader flintlock was king.
Ed P wrote:
On 9/10/2025 6:18 PM, 2A Preserved Again! wrote:
Kirk said that gun deaths in exchange for the preservation of Second
Amendment Rights is a part of America's reality.
I guess he nobody has a problem with Kirk being shot to death owing to his >>>> permissive views on mass shootings of children at the Christian Covenant >>>> School.
Poor dirtbag.
2A made some sense in 1791 In recent years, it has cost many lives,
including Kirk.
The only difference between then and now is that back then gun owners knew >> how to handle fully automatic and semi automatic military style firearms, so >> they wrote the 2a and didn't worry about mass shootings in schools,
workplaces, shopping malls, festivals, parties, barbecues, sports events and >> even at the shooting range.
Now-a-days it ain't so. Kids today don't know how to handle their guns.
You incredible simpleton:
"Back then" when they were writing the 2A...
...there were no semi-automatic firearms...
...let alone fully-automatic.
The only difference between then and now is that back then gun owners
knew
how to handle fully automatic and semi automatic military style
firearms, so
Now-a-days it ain't so. Kids today don't know how to handle their guns.
You incredible simpleton:
"Back then" when they were writing the 2A...
...there were no semi-automatic firearms...
...let alone fully-automatic.
Alan wrote:
The only difference between then and now is that back then gun owners
knew
how to handle fully automatic and semi automatic military style
firearms, so
Now-a-days it ain't so. Kids today don't know how to handle their guns. >>You incredible simpleton:
"Back then" when they were writing the 2A...
...there were no semi-automatic firearms...
...let alone fully-automatic.
Full auto muzzle loaded muskets were used by the Continental Army to
storm the airports.
On Wed, 10 Sep 2025 21:58:22 -0700, "chine.bleu"
<chine.bleu@yahoo.com> wrote:
Alan wrote:
The only difference between then and now is that back then gun owners
knew
how to handle fully automatic and semi automatic military style
firearms, so
Now-a-days it ain't so. Kids today don't know how to handle their guns. >>>You incredible simpleton:
"Back then" when they were writing the 2A...
...there were no semi-automatic firearms...
...let alone fully-automatic.
Full auto muzzle loaded muskets were used by the Continental Army to
storm the airports.
If I'm not mistaken, they used them at Interstate road blocks as well.