Do you own a gun?

Do you really want me to bring up all the posts where you follow me around yelling obscenities at me like a bitter ex girlfriend? Your seething anger and legit anger issues correlate nicely with someone who owns 25 guns.

The connection between gun owners and sexual frustration is pretty obvious. This isn't about me being hot, or all the girls loving me, or my ability to belt out Jodeci at any time of the day, or why that gets you guys so angry, it's about the need for disarmament. I for one, value the life of Americans. It's too bad guys like you are too short sighted to let go of your mini power trips.

 

Don't be afraid of challenging yourself, Jose. I thought Texas had some decent ivy league schools but **** if it ain't East Coast, it doesn't appear too legit.

 

It's a pretty sensible way of looking at things. Gun ownership is just an extension of a guy's metaphorical penis. People lacking in that area, whether it's wit, masculinity, sophistication, sex appeal... they're going to look for other ways to make that up and it clouds their judgment.

Logic is thrown out the window when you're driven by insecurities. Look at women.

I recently talked with Chris, 29, about why he had a gun. And he straight up told me, it's cuz I got a small willy and don't know what girls want. I live in fear, constantly, and guns give me comfort of having some power in this world. Feigning being harder than what human necessity requires is integral to people who lack the sophistication to understand the essence of life. To understand that stocking up on glocks after each isolated incident isn't doing anything but making things worse for me, and my family, in the bigger picture.

But an even bigger issue than owning a gun, is the reasoning of why people need guns. The lies they tell themselves because they're living in fear and don't know any better. They're no different to people who were afraid of getting on boats because they thought the world was flat 500 years ago. The fear he was consumed by, was gone, now that he willingly came out of the darkness.

Chris thanked me for showing him the light and the way to peace and happiness, and said goodbye with a "Mi Casa, Su Casa".

 

I'm sure Texxx is done with this thread since he was exposed for being a self loathing fatty who projects his issues onto others, but he's exactly the kind of mentality that makes gun owners so dangerous and paranoid.

When so much negative energy comes from one source (and you have 10,000+ posts to prove it), you know it's caused by fear of the unknown. By someone who is afraid to venture out of his comfort zone, challenge his ignorance, and come out stronger from it. That's the mentality that breeds mistrust amongst humans and compels them to own guns "just in case". To feel like they're Jack Nicholson in a Few Good Men, protecting their family with force and threats because understanding and trust isn't an option.

Think about it, gun owners. Take off the rose colored glasses and the dunce hate. Is this world a safer place if everyone owns nuclear weapons, or no one owns them?

 

Please, take your hate elsewhere. There was no mention of Europe or the US in the initial post. It's just you constantly projecting your frustrations on others and I'm going to have to put you on ignore unless you attempt to make a point.

 

What war are you fighting that you need a gun in your house? Lol at you thinking you're in the midst of some ancient spartan Battleground.

 

Not any weapon, a gun specifically.

Guns are similar to cigarettes. People with anxiety issues smoke a lot of cigarettes, and it calms them down for a minute. But at the end of the day, it's a stimulant and makes the problem much worse. And it just exacerbates the core issue but it's a short term and easy fix.

As a society, you're afraid. You're insecure. And you're untrustworthy. All things that cloud judgment. Bad guys own guns, everyone in the hood has guns, so I might as well own one or 25. But if you systematically abolish guns, first and foremost, from these sections of society you have a society that's more willing to let go of those mental blocks.

Let's be honest, somethings will always be beyond your control. That's life. Owning a gun doesn't change that.