VetteGirlMA
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Seems like I'm more of a man than this man lol, and I'm a mom!
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The recoil bruised my shoulder, which can happen if you don't know what you're doing. The brass shell casings disoriented me as they flew past my face. The smell of sulfur and destruction made me sick. The explosions — loud like a bomb — gave me a temporary form of PTSD. For at least an hour after firing the gun just a few times, I was anxious and irritable.
Really? an AR bruised your shoulder? what kind of finky BETA **** are you? and PTSD? a bomb???? Someone who has actual PTSD from hearing actual bombs and cannons should give you an attitude adjustment, mother****er.
I can assure everyone that we do not support mental health screenings like they do in Europe and we don't think that government officials should take away guns from people as it was portrayed in the article.
“There should be expanded background checks — extending into your family, friends and associates,”
"[FONT=&]The recoil bruised my shoulder."
Seriously...the recoil bruised his shoulder? Are you effing kidding me. I fired the M16-A2 in the army...barely felt it. I have a .308 that barely has any recoil. My 30-30 is a different story but I have never heard of an AR style rifle bruising anyone.
the recoil didn't bruise my 12 and 14 year old. Maybe he has some type of flesh disease that makes him bruise easy.
Oh, and this total and complete over-reaction is priceless....
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Maybe I'm just a puss but I got a bruise from a crappy s&w stock that I pulled to tight into my shoulder. Not cuz of shooting but just holding it tucked jn
He responds: http://www.nydailynews.com/news/national/gun-lovers-love-7-year-old-firing-article-1.2682376
Why do gun lovers delight in seeing a 7-year-old firing an AR-15 rifle like the Sig Sauer used in Orlando
I get it, America, most kids are braver than me. Many children are raised to proudly fire weapons. And, yes, my surname is Kuntzman.
Dude also hates hot chicks with guns.
Not sure I am ok with calling 7 year olds "hot chicks"...
Not sure I am ok with calling 7 year olds "hot chicks"...
“My boyfriend told me shooting guns made him feel uncomfortable, so I told him we should both see other men."
He responds: http://www.nydailynews.com/news/national/gun-lovers-love-7-year-old-firing-article-1.2682376
Why do gun lovers delight in seeing a 7-year-old firing an AR-15 rifle like the Sig Sauer used in Orlando
I get it, America, most kids are braver than me. Many children are raised to proudly fire weapons. And, yes, my surname is Kuntzman.
Those things under the headlines are called articles. If read, they provide context;
Not everyone appreciates click bait and surfing at work. Easier to simply paste what you are referring to.
Without the pic from the article it wouldn't have made any sense though....
(No I'm not saying video games make you violent. I've seen evidence they help train you how to shoot, and exasperate the problem though.)