Reply #73: If I can bring an AR-15, I will. Because Pinch Sulzberger says that's the right thing to do.

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"Just because you can, does that mean you should?"

Well, I take my lead from the New York Times. Every time they find out a secret about how we're fighting terrorism they print it, telling the enemy how to best succeed at killing Americans and get away with it. Why do they do it? Because the 1st Amendment says they can. And if they can, then they should, right?

So yeah, if I can, I will. Because Pinch Sulzberger says that's the right thing to do.

The Bill of Rights: It's not just about Liberals any more.

If we want to expand our liberties and freedoms, boundries will have to be pushed, and I dont mean in any way that violence need be made.

1 guy OCs a handgun and 10 people see him

10 people see him and tell 10 more

and so goes the expansion of knowledge.

Now one guy who represents us well OCs an AR-15 and 10,000,000 see it and all tell 10 people, which way gets the ball rolling faster for us?

Antis prey on ignorance, misinformation and spin, so it stands to reason that POSITIVE exposure is the key to nullifying anti-gun misinformation. In my opinion this is a step in the right direction.

And Anti-Gun in your face would be a drawn weapon in your face, any other sediment is anti-gun, get over it.