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Gun Control Reform Activism

freshwest

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5. Remember a couple in my church during the Y2K hysteria at their home prepping and they bought two

Reply to Hoyt (Reply #3)

Mon Jan 13, 2014, 04:31 PM

Jan 2014

gun safes and offered to give me food and water at their house when 'it' happened but the man said they'd shoot anyone else.

Needless to say, I no longer visited after that but it wasn't just paranoia that drove me off, as it was said in a laughing manner.

There's a lot more that followed, but it was and still is, typical RWNJ behavior. It's mainstream among RWers now. I no longer trust any of them about anything, period.

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Second Amendment absolutists at their finest: [View all] billh58 Jan 2014 OP

That's one reason I believe strongly that guns need to be restricted. The majority folks attracted Hoyt Jan 2014 #1

It's amazing that billh58 Jan 2014 #2

One day, we are going to have a natural disaster or economic panic. We'll find out just how Hoyt Jan 2014 #3

Given the mindset I see billh58 Jan 2014 #4

Remember a couple in my church during the Y2K hysteria at their home prepping and they bought two freshwest Jan 2014 #5

Truthfully, I've decided that if we have say a nuclear disaster, I'm going to go outside and soak Hoyt Jan 2014 #6