The Five Most Dangerous Guns In America According To Rolling Stone Online
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kilimanjaro
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I'm glad Rolling Stone magazine (or is it a clip?) exists, or these dimwits would be really dangerous, like working in a sandwich shop or something. I certainly wouldn't want them handling my food, given their lax attitudes.
Spats McGee
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Oddly enough
I have to come to this poor girl's defense on one point. For those of you making fun of her remark that:
I have to come to this poor girl's defense on one point. For those of you making fun of her remark that:
I have to point out that she may be correct.
18 USC 922 said:
LockedBreech
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There's a subreddit on Reddit called /r/nottheonion, which lists news and magazine articles so silly they're indistinguishable from satire articles written by The Onion. This article is a prime candidate if ever there was one.
Machineguntony
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Notice also that beltfeds are not on the dangerous list.
Please open the machine gun registry.
Thanks
Please open the machine gun registry.
Thanks
Machineguntony
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Everyone underestimates the power of this article, or articles like this.
If you read it from the point of view of a neutral person who doesn't own a gun and has very little knowledge of guns, it is a very compelling and all encompassing article.
Laugh at your own peril.
To Rolling Stone's credit, they allowed the comments to play out. That is more open and honest than other sites. Try posting a dissenting opinion on the MDA or Everytown website. Heck, even Fox News doesn't allow commentary by readers.
If you read it from the point of view of a neutral person who doesn't own a gun and has very little knowledge of guns, it is a very compelling and all encompassing article.
Laugh at your own peril.
To Rolling Stone's credit, they allowed the comments to play out. That is more open and honest than other sites. Try posting a dissenting opinion on the MDA or Everytown website. Heck, even Fox News doesn't allow commentary by readers.
I feel like MSN used to allow comments on articles and maybe they don't now???? Too bad. I remember reading a lot of comments criticizing their articles calling them on their junk and freedom bashing ideals.
I must agree with Machineguntony.
But still. I found myself actually laughing out loud for a good couple minutes thanks to this thread.
Also... thanks to rolling stone, I now know that if things get sour, I must use my rifle or shotgun to fight my way to a pistol or revolver
!!! HAH!
I must agree with Machineguntony.
But still. I found myself actually laughing out loud for a good couple minutes thanks to this thread.
Also... thanks to rolling stone, I now know that if things get sour, I must use my rifle or shotgun to fight my way to a pistol or revolver
!!! HAH!sigpro2340
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See below ...
Glenn E. Meyer
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See what?
The only real power that any magazine article has comes from being shared via social media. If that sharing results in responses like you can see in this thread then the story becomes impotent. There is real value in mocking stupid Rolling Stone articles, and there is not much value in doing anything else with them; unless you fish or own birds.
DelawareDevil
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I can't find it right now, but I have/had (new computer) a list of murder statistics for the U.S. Number 1 article used to kill people was a bat. I think the second was a knife. I don't think guns came in till number 4 or 5. It was sent to me by a friend, now if I can just remember which friend.
Prof Young
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The five most dangerous vehicles in America . . .
The five most dangerous vehicles in America are:
Cars
Trucks
SUVs
Buses
Motorcycles
Especially those with a built in steering wheel.
Live well, be safe . . . don't be ridiculous.
Prof Young
The five most dangerous vehicles in America are:
Cars
Trucks
SUVs
Buses
Motorcycles
Especially those with a built in steering wheel.
Live well, be safe . . . don't be ridiculous.
Prof Young