A moral decision

[ursathebear]

Bell South today revealed that it never handed phone records to the NSA. Innocent by reason of laziness. AT&T and Verizon have said they absolutely did. Qwest and T-Mobile saw that the law was on the NSA's side, and still told them to suck it. In fact, the CEO of Qwest sent a letter that can be parsed down from business-ese to "Fuck you

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[anonymous]

Not just liberal, but conservitive as well.
I think number 4 is the most important and most overlooked one.

[ursathebear]

#4 is absolutely the most important, and the reason I believe in the 2nd Amendment.

[xjere]

"You want the king of England coming over here and pushing you around? Huh?"

[pirhomonkey]

I am more afraid of my own government coming over and pushing me around.

[bellydancingdee]

"Trap/Target Shooting (I'm a pacifist, and I still like holding guns)"

I am also a pacifist, now I dont like holding guns, but I do get target practice in once a year. and for some reason I vaguely like knowing that I have good aim at 50 and 75 feet.

"I did not know liberals were allowed to own guns..."

[pirhomonkey]

Well, I never thought I was profoundly retarted, or have a tiny penis. Small maybe, but not tiny. I grew up with loaded firearms in the house, for personal protection. This may have had to do with the other 100+ firearms that my father owned as part of both his collection and his firearms shop. Don't be too quick to judge on this one.

I would have to agree with your list entirely. As fare as additional reasons? nothing off the top of my head.

Re: "I did not know liberals were allowed to own guns..."

[ursathebear]

I should amend. Business protection, and professional protection(i.e. cops)is alright by me. I was mainly refering to the jackasses who want to prevent burglary of their shitty home.

[eltanin]

5. Vermit' controll, like when dem 'chucks gits inta yer wood pahl...

'taint necessirlee huntin' cuz 'chucks ain't good eats...