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Strat9mm wrote:

nightmare wrote:If that's directed to me, I leave judgment of innocence in God's hands. Man's got to know his limitations.

Regardless, I have no duty to protect a society that violates my rights, whether in matters great or small.

Humans who deliberately kill innocents, are no longer innocent themselves. The judgement and sentence are required to be carried out by the duly appointed GOVERNMENT.

I'm not the government.

rbwhatever1 wrote:That's exactly why I stopped. Online is drastically cheaper for the same item and I can avoid all the people and the waste of time. Amazon Prime has free shipping on 90% of my purchases. Some distributers offer free shipping on ammo and parts as well if you buy enough. There's really nothing I need bad enough that I'm willing to go anywhere and pay higher prices for.

I switched to 100% online after a local shop doubled their ammunition prices during the panic. Now I wish I did it sooner. Not only do I save money on ammunition and firearm accessories, but the selection is better. I also saves me time/aggravation on wasted trips.

I agree with TomsTXCHL that the risk of a fatal car accident is much higher than finding myself in the middle of an ISIS mall attack. In CONUS, a fire is a statistically bigger risk than a firefight in a mall, hotel, etc.

If that's directed to me, I leave judgment of innocence in God's hands. Man's got to know his limitations.

Regardless, I have no duty to protect a society that violates my rights, whether in matters great or small.

Vol Texan wrote:

Tic Tac wrote:A society that decides to license and tax my RKBA is unworthy of those arms in its defense.

Ooooh...I'm going to have to borrow that one.