Being armed doesn't equate to being violent.
Being armed isn't violent until a trigger is pulled.
Being armed is prudent and proper and polite.
Be polite.
Friday, February 12, 2016
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Being armed doesn't equate to being violent.
Being armed isn't violent until a trigger is pulled.
Being armed is prudent and proper and polite.
Be polite.
5 comments:
Feel free to comment away with your bad-ass selves.
Cursing and foul language is fine...even encouraged here. In fact, I think cussing is fucking wonderful.
Just remember...this is MY house, and I will not be insulted or maliciously messed with here.
Good-natured ribbing is cool, but if you and I don't have some kind of previous relationship, you had best mind your fucking manners or I will relegate you to the intardnets dustbin for being a cunt.
To know me is to love me.
Or something.
Maybe.
I was worried you had locked down this blog and *not* invited me. Not that you know me or have any reason to invite. Glad to see it's opened back up.
ReplyDeleteThanks.
DeleteI was having one of my turns of paranoia and general disgust with everything. That and the fact that I have been uninspired for months made me want to just shit-can the entire fucking mess.
But then I thought, "Fuck that. I've put too much fucking work into this shithole to just blow it up."
"An armed society is a polite society. Manners are good when one may have to back up his acts with his life".
ReplyDeleteWelcome back, Zoomie!
Thanks, brother. You're correct, of course. It's been my experience that those with whom I've been in contact who were armed were some of the most courteous and peaceful folks I've known.
DeleteHe bore arms in the presence of law implement officers, who consider themselves his betters. That, in itself, was an offensive act. It was a "How dare you!" offense. He was executed for it.
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