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A much more thought out comment than in the other thread. -"Besides, since you can surely find many cases in the US where someone shot the wrong person thinking they were trying to kill them, unlike Canada, and since there have certainly been several home invasions in the US that ended badly...

Well said and agreed. Many don't realize that the mouth pieces chattering bull to people on the centre stage are gladly under protection by guns, even in their personal lives, whether that be in their homes, etc. They value themselves as individuals and teach us to look at ourselves as a...

Got a 08 R6 the day before I got my M1 last year. Paid around $400 a month (with fire and theft). After a year it has gone down to $300. Depends on what matters to you most. To some, saving money and compromising on aesthetics allows them to buy more buckets of KFC, cigarettes, and beer...

I agree. Our current problem is with the illegal ones. I dont see how disarming citizens further will do anything about the illegal guns and criminals unless there is the suggestion that criminals would have a harder time getting access to them. Technically yes there is a difference between...

We need competent management to oversee a system so that responsible, mature and law abiding citizens have an avenue to protect themselves should they choose. Removing the choice almost completely for the average person is a sloppy way of addressing the issue and leaves the people defenseless...

Learn new things everyday... Sent from my SM-G955W using GTAMotorcycle.com mobile app

A kill or an act of justice becomes murder when it isn't authorized by those in power. Numbers on a paper tell a powerful unseen story. Sad that as a progressive society, "1st world education" and everything, we are not responsible enough to manage a firearm. What an embarrassment. Maybe we...

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Lol Your comment actually made me laugh abit because I'm the Kool Aid ready as we speak. Please dont tell the others that they wont make it home after the ceremony. Sent from my SM-G955W using GTAMotorcycle.com mobile app

Lol fair questions. Ever wonder why security or authority figures have observably large numbers of personnel to contain a seemingly low threat situation? One if those reasons is because of what they know is possible. Dont underestimate a threat. An armed people vs one that isn't is a big...

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I dont believe the examples you made are fitting for the occasion. You make such examples and pair my skepticism of the governments intent with them because you seem unable to see what is seen by others. You pile it all into one column: Paranoia /Conspiracy. Well...to each their own...

Of course the goal is to disarm the people. Sad part is the people actually fell for it. A simple read of the Art of War by Sun Tzu would do wonders for people who never pick up a book besides 50 Shades of Grey and Harry Potter. Sent from my SM-G955W using GTAMotorcycle.com mobile app

Yes Increased supervision and control will undoubtedly get the desired results of the overseer, but that comes at a cost; freedom. Numbers can be misleading at times because you don't get the whole story. A shot fired from a chamber in and of itself does not necessarily mean the act was...

Forgive any grammatical errors. As much as I am giving this attention, I have to speak with an air of discretion seeing as this might not be the best outlet to use to discuss political matters. Also, in regards to what those "in the know" can or cannot do, I will say that there are many...

Lol...sigh...Did not mean to come across as one who speaks from a seat of ascendency above others seeing as I too play by the same rules as everyone else and can also be viewed as one of the cattle I deem others. That said, I do believe I speak from a seat of awareness about uncomfortable bouts...

I like the: "No passing riders in the same lane" I believe that should be a given 99% of the time unless there is 100% certainty (not assumption) that the rider knows you have the intent to pass. Even then it should be done as a last resort (my opinion) Still...not much into the "stiff"...

Your post reminds me of one of the sad truths we must endure living amongst majority zombified and docile people, who sip wine and distract themselves within the confinements of this glorified matrix we call North America. To simplify, everyday people who have a limited level of awareness and...

Oh I almost forgot. I did not participate or attend any institution/M1 Course etc. I was told by Mitchell and Whale that attending that would in no way shape or form impact my insurance at that moment in time. Personally speaking, that is not the avenue I took to learn how to operate/ride a...

So..Mitchell and Whake is who you want to check out. Alot of the mainstream crowd will tell you that alot of things are impossible but on the contrary, there's always a way. Mitchell and Whale is where you want to go. I bought an R6 the day before I got my M1. Several insurance companies said...