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Comment Re:Which amendment would you like to lose today? (Score 1) 609

I am so tired of such a stupid fucking argument

You failed history in school, didn't you? I think you need to go review every major armed conflict since WWII where we have tried to occupy a country. Especially countries that had an ideologically driven opposing force. Go do that and then come back and tell me that people with rifles and IEDs can't make a war with an advance military so unpalatable that they give up.

Comment Re:Which amendment would you like to lose today? (Score 2) 609

Be that as it may, thinking that your buddies and your machineguns are going to overthrow the most powerful nation in the world is just delusional.

You're assuming that some of the military will not take the side of those fighting for their freedom. Also look how well insurgents in Iraq and Afghanistan have done before you write off a gorilla force with just small arms and IEDs.

Comment Re:Which amendment would you like to lose today? (Score 5, Insightful) 609

Funny how there's such a huge passionate uproar about supposed loss of second amendement rights, but comparitively little concern about actual loss of fourth amendment rights...

Actually I make a very big deal about the second amendment because I care so much about the other amendments. The second is the last line of defense in the protection of the others. It is the only amendment that gives the people a physical recourse should the three branches of government fail to up hold the Constitution.

While were on the topic, the people that said they didn't want universal background checks because they feared a national registry could be constructed seem less like silly now, don't they?

Comment Re:This tempts me to go black hat so bad. (Score 1) 398

This tempts me so bad. I don't want to steal cars. I just want a button that sets off everyone's panic alarms.

Have you thought about trying a wiffle ball bat with a thin lay of foam on it? Sure you have run up and down the row or vehicles to make it work but it's 100% reliable and much cheaper.

Comment Re:Teacher should of been ready (Score 1) 215

When I was in high school (late 90s) the "Computer Teacher" was really nothing more than a word processing teacher. All of the classes focused on teaching typing and some very basic computer usage. i.e what is RAM, HD, keyboard, mouse. I phished his password on the regular and he never knew I had it. I did it by having him unlock the computer so I could fix something. I would then install a key logger and re-lock the security software. Once that was done I would tell him that I forgot to make one more change, have him unlock it once more and then recover the password for the key logger.

I mostly used it for good. (fixing network printer mappings, repairing broken OS or network settings) About as mischievous as I got was was installing a first person shooter on a number of the computers and starting an underground FPS club that played during lunch.

Comment Re:Barrel and slide/bolt too? (Score 1) 625

Predators look for easy targets. You almost never see a lion go after the strongest members of the herd they're hunting. Any creature that has their self preservation instinct intact will retreat unless they are really desperate to win what ever prize they are after. Hence the show of force with a gun is often all that is needed to send a burglar running out the way they came in. They simply didn't bargain for that level of resistance. This is especially true if they didn't think anyone was home. On the other hand if the person that breaks into your house is mentally unstable or coked up out of their mind they may not have any self preservation instinct left and they will kill you unless you put them down. In that case it is better to have the best lethal firepower you can buy.

Comment Re:Clip (Score 1) 1862

The only excuses for guns are the hobbies of hunting and target shooting. It's not worth it.

So self defense of life/property or rebelling against a government, if it tries to ignore the majority will of the people, are not legitimate uses of guns? Someone should have told our nation's founding fathers that before they started the revolutionary war. So many lives could have been spared...

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