Asking to be stolen

Fucking frightening.

As far as I'm concerned there is no other possible conclusion that that of intimidation. The folks at Phoenix the other day were there for no other reason. I live in Arizona and there are a few folks around here that carry sidearms and we know them and consider them pretty harmless but if they were carrying a AR-15 I and I believe most folks in town would be very worried. A few months ago there was a lockdown at the schools because one of the kids saw, what to him, looked like someone walking down the sidewalk in front of the school with what looked like a gun. The problem is that should have been considered perfectly legal by our laws as the person if he even existed was threatening no one.

Crazy is about the only word that comes to mind.

I dunno, I grew up rural/country, so I shot a pistol as a kid. I've had a couple, no biggie.

I think its like drinking or driving, the kids (more or less) copy what they grow up with. I knew early on they were extremely dangerous. (Being on a farm is a good basic education)

I think the guns in the hands of hate filled persons is the real danger, and those hands are, more often than not, white, sometimes even holding a badge...