Things you would never see in Europe...

[BobL43]

depends which bar.

He's close enough to Richmond, VA to talk bad about us in a bar and get his ass whooped there by a good ole boy. Or said otherwise, they will open up a can of whoop-ass on him. Actually, he doesn't need to go very far from DC at all, not far at all.

[Ian Gills]

West Virginia might be best.

I don't think they are allowed to conceal in the bars there.

Makes things a little easier.

Gun control is coming. And most will legally oblige.

Americans respect the law.

You love rules.

Require you to install an expansion tank for a water heater and you do it.

Require you to install a ground rod on an electrical panel and you eagerly oblige.

Require you to hand in your gun, and it will be YES SIR!

[BobL43]

West Virginia might be best.

I don't think they are allowed to conceal in the bars there.

Makes things a little easier.

Gun control is coming. And most will legally oblige.

Americans respect the law.

You love rules.

Require you to install an expansion tank for a water heater and you do it.

Require you to install a ground rod on an electrical panel and you eagerly oblige.

Require you to hand in your gun, and it will be YES SIR!

May I suggest Martinsburg, WV? I've spent many, many months there on business. Never heard anybody speak about firearms there, but they don't take kindly to speaking bad about our land. And if you get in trouble, accomodations are there for you for free

http://maps.google.com/maps?rlz=1T4G...e&ved=0CAUQ_BI

[LOTW]

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Gun control is coming. And most will legally oblige.

I would like to know how you propose to get the required number of states to ratify the constitution to permit this to happen. Perhaps you should consider Ballvalve's advice and see the country and get a feel for communities where the economy is based neither on government jobs nor public assistance and evaluate their opinions regarding such a proposed ratification vote.

[Ian Gills]

I won't have to do anything. Not that I could/should.

Public opinion will change.

The younger generation of voters will not tolerate the gun death statistics.

And that means goodbye to guns, grandma/grandad.

It's the same with gay marriage. Young voters will not tolerate old, conservative views. We're already seeing changes, State by State.

Out with the old and in with the new.

The Constitution is overdue another amendment.

It's funny how so many Americans think it's untouchable and perfect when it has been changed so many times already!

[ballvalve]

Americans wont part with guns anymore than booze in prohibition. And the law wont pass. Even that Rathole of Washington DC's law banning handguns was made unconstitutional. California banned big clips of ammo, so now maniacs pack a suitcase full of guns when going out on a spree.

You really need that road trip to a place like this to understand why we have the space and right to target practice as much as you to play pool in DC. Likely as many Pool hall deaths in DC as gun shot killings. I dont advocate shooting at relics like this, however.


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