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I want one

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Madness does not always howl. Sometimes, it is the quiet voice at the end of the day saying, "Hey, is there room in your head for one more?"

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I would be too afraid of winning a Darwin Award trying to carry that thing around and fold it up and stuff.

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"If it gets nasty...get down to business!"

Haha awesome.
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simply awesome.
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That is an accident waiting to happen.
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Post by Phire »

I want two. At least.

Guns are safe; people are not.

I love my Glock, and this would be an extra nice addition. Especially with an auto-sear.... drool.
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Post by ascanius »

Phire wrote: Guns are safe; people are not.
Which is why we need to just start killing 'unsafe' people rather than controlling the spread of weapons. I mean, how could an easily concealed submachine gun ever be cause for concern in an age of unconventional warfare and terrorism?
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ascanius wrote:Which is why we need to just start killing 'unsafe' people rather than controlling the spread of weapons. I mean, how could an easily concealed submachine gun ever be cause for concern in an age of unconventional warfare and terrorism?
I would like to be in charge of deciding who is safe and who isn't, a few extras might get wiped out along the way but I think people would be willing to look the other way.
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ascanius wrote:Which is why we need to just start killing 'unsafe' people rather than controlling the spread of weapons. I mean, how could an easily concealed submachine gun ever be cause for concern in an age of unconventional warfare and terrorism?
That is quite a step you took there Ascan. From clumsy fingers to urban warfare. You must be just itching for a debate.
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Phire wrote:That is quite a step you took there Ascan. From clumsy fingers to urban warfare. You must be just itching for a debate.
I have to be honest, I didn't read the entire conversation; only the initial and last post. So you're in the right to chide me for posting an inflammatory response.
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