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In reply to the discussion: X-Post from GD:a dozen armed men crashed a @MomsDemand meeting in Kentucky [View all]flamin lib
(14,559 posts)8. It's the fear of weapons, lately appropriated by the Ammosexual
crowd to mean fear of guns. It does not fit me personally and I suspect not most advocates of gun legislation. Read my sig line.
I am, however, a bit frightened by people who are too terrified to leave their homes and walk among women with children and househusbands like me without a loaded firearm. Fear is a powerful emotion and can cloud rational thinking.
Again, we must offer sympathy and caring concern for those too frightened by life outside their front door to not go un-armed into society at large.
Elly, you are near the top of my list in positive thoughts and sympathy if you fit that description.
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X-Post from GD:a dozen armed men crashed a @MomsDemand meeting in Kentucky [View all]
SecularMotion
Jan 2016
OP
It's all the rage now, for armed thugs to "take over" whatever they want, and bully people
99th_Monkey
Jan 2016
#2
Ah, psychology, whose terminology is used more for moral opprobrium than for therapy.
Eleanors38
Jan 2016
#5
For those who don't speak fluent Gun Controlese: "Crashed" = "Walked in and Sat Down"
DonP
Jan 2016
#37