Guns & Veterans dont mix/because of guns America is lost

[tombogan03884]

 Another thought that crossed my mind about this article. If this irresponsible person (expects someone else to protect him and his family ) were any where near right I would ask him to explain why, with massively increased gun sales of the past year, are all types of violent crime DECREASING ?

[crusader rabbit]

I have always known that I, like many of my fellow Vietnam Vets, have been a danger to myself and others mainly because a lot of us tend toward the Conservative Political agenda.  We tend not to accept sh!t when it's presented to us as chocolate.  We rarely try to buff a turd.  And some of us still believe in God.  We accept that guns can be dangerous in the hands of fools and idiots and we try to develop our knowledge and skillsets to keep ourselves out of those categories.  Many of us carry because we're too old to take an azzwhuppin' and to slow and arthritic to run away from the bad guys.  But the main reason we are a danger is that we tend to accept the concept of personal responsibility and we tend not to accept the idea that somebody else knows better than we do how to live our lives.  We won't be sheeple.  We think for ourselves. That makes us a real danger to the political class. 

And that's what surprised me about the idiotic article that accompanied this post.  The doofus didn't call us vets "terrorists."