It's interpreted as 'a tough guy' that probably wouldn't do shit.How am I supposed to interpret the meaning of that bumper sticker?
I would like to believe that but I don't.It's interpreted as 'a tough guy' that probably wouldn't do shit.
When any shooting actually starts, the chest thumping idiot with the bumper sticker will be nowhere to be found.So I'm on my way this morning to buy a basil and dill plant since I was totally unsuccessful trying to grow my herbs from seed this years and I see a bumper sticker that made me think, who is they and them? Are we not all Americans for the most part? So the bumper sticker read, If THEY come for your guns, give THEM your bullets first. How am I supposed to interpret the meaning of that bumper sticker?
Are we not all they and them on one issue or another?
I think the ones who proclaim such things with stickers are not the ones to worry about.I would like to believe that but I don't.
When any shooting actually starts, the chest thumping idiot with the bumper sticker will be nowhere to be found.
Not exactly the same as the bumper sticker offers only violence where as that poem tells us that we should speak of injustice rather than ignore it.It's the same sentiment as this poem:
First they came for the socialists, and I did not speak out—
Because I was not a socialist.
Then they came for the trade unionists, and I did not speak out—
Because I was not a trade unionist.
Then they came for the Jews, and I did not speak out—
Because I was not a Jew.
Then they came for me—and there was no one left to speak for me.
I would interpret it as the usual hypocritical stupidity of the pro gun crowd. They claim they are law abiding so no need to take their guns. Then they tell us that they will pick and choose which laws they will obey. But the only people who choose for themselves which laws they will obey are criminals.So I'm on my way this morning to buy a basil and dill plant since I was totally unsuccessful trying to grow my herbs from seed this years and I see a bumper sticker that made me think, who is they and them? Are we not all Americans for the most part? So the bumper sticker read, If THEY come for your guns, give THEM your bullets first. How am I supposed to interpret the meaning of that bumper sticker?
Are we not all they and them on one issue or another?
Fair enough. But it's got the same "they/them" who are "coming" for something or someone, with the threat of, if not actual violence to get what they are coming for.Not exactly the same as the bumper sticker offers only violence where as that poem tells us that we should speak of injustice rather than ignore it.
Without the right to defend yourself from the government that would take your means of defense away, no other rights matter.I would interpret it as the usual hypocritical stupidity of the pro gun crowd. They claim they are law abiding so no need to take their guns. Then they tell us that they will pick and choose which laws they will obey. But the only people who choose for themselves which laws they will obey are criminals.
No it really does not. The poem was written to point out that when politicians start killing people they disagree with then something should be done. However passing laws that regulate gun use is hardly in the same league as disappearing people that the government disagrees with.Fair enough. But it's got the same "they/them" who are "coming" for something or someone, with the threat of, if not actual violence to get what they are coming for.
"They" should be resisted, with speech preferably, violently if need be. Merely speaking up about the socialists and trade unionists being marched away won't help much if it doesn't stop it.
The bumper sticker is the fantasy of the weak minded who cannot come up with a good reason for the 2A. Either that or your admitting that the american form of governance is so corrupt and weak that it really needs to be replaced. Your on a loosing streak with either argument.Without the right to defend yourself from the government that would take your means of defense away, no other rights matter.
What government are you defending yourself against with a firearm? Be realistic? If you are telling me the federal government, I think you would be on the losing end of that scuffle.Without the right to defend yourself from the government that would take your means of defense away, no other rights matter.
Stop reading bumper stickers.So I'm on my way this morning to buy a basil and dill plant since I was totally unsuccessful trying to grow my herbs from seed this years and I see a bumper sticker that made me think, who is they and them? Are we not all Americans for the most part? So the bumper sticker read, If THEY come for your guns, give THEM your bullets first. How am I supposed to interpret the meaning of that bumper sticker?
Are we not all they and them on one issue or another?
I read another one that I thought was good, it said, don't be a dick.Stop reading bumper stickers.
Yes we are and in this case the meaning is clear. I'm sure it's just as clear in most all other situations as well, they are the opposition and giving them the bullets first refers to sam.So I'm on my way this morning to buy a basil and dill plant since I was totally unsuccessful trying to grow my herbs from seed this years and I see a bumper sticker that made me think, who is they and them? Are we not all Americans for the most part? So the bumper sticker read, If THEY come for your guns, give THEM your bullets first. How am I supposed to interpret the meaning of that bumper sticker?
Are we not all they and them on one issue or another?
The wonderful about this country, you can interpret it anyway you like as long as you don't break the law or infringe upon anothers freedom.It's interpreted as 'a tough guy' that probably wouldn't do shit.
The poem doesn't suggest specific response. It's from WWII and I'm sure the response intended was inclusive of a violent response if necessary..Not exactly the same as the bumper sticker offers only violence where as that poem tells us that we should speak of injustice rather than ignore it.
How right you are. Those stickers saying look here I own guns are the first things to go.I think the ones who proclaim such things with stickers are not the ones to worry about.
Oh like us poor dumb GUN NUTS? You N.Zers should clean up your own house first. Wait your PM is trying by laying down more gun laws. Guess it could take years huh?Not exactly the same as the bumper sticker offers only violence where as that poem tells us that we should speak of injustice rather than ignore it.
Sam? Son of Sam? Uncle Sam?Yes we are and in this case the meaning is clear. I'm sure it's just as clear in most all other situations as well, they are the opposition and giving them the bullets first refers to sam.
What you see as a prophecy I would call a warning. Not to let it get to the stage where violence is necessary. Or at least if it ever does get to that stage then try not to take the rest of the world down with you, please.The poem doesn't suggest specific response. It's from WWII and I'm sure the response intended was inclusive of a violent response if necessary..
You really are out of touch. We moved over to a right wing government months ago. Laws are getting fewer and fewer over guns now. Hard to clean house and litter the place with guns at the same time.Oh like us poor dumb GUN NUTS? You N.Zers should clean up your own house first. Wait your PM is trying by laying down more gun laws. Guess it could take years huh?
Semi-automatics could make a return to gun ranges with New Zealand's firearms laws in for a major shake-up this term.
National and ACT agreed to rewrite the Arms Act - in place since the early 1980s - as part of its coalition arrangement.
Everything is on the table, including changing the existing licensing regime and re-introducing the military-style weapons used in the 15 March terror attacks.
"It means starting from scratch," Associate Justice Minister Nicole McKee told RNZ.
"There's nothing set in stone as we advance this process. The reason why the 1983 Act lasted so long is because there was genuine and good consultation."
This is by far among the most ridiculous argument of the frightened 2nd amendment cult. The silly notion that their pea shooters can defend them "from the government". This fallacious argument hasn't been true since before the Vietnam war, and it gets weaker every year. No civilian, no matter how well armed, can resist the US government. Anyone who believes otherwise is a complete fool.Without the right to defend yourself from the government that would take your means of defense away, no other rights matter.
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