cyclist shoots motorist

"Bill Meredith" wrote

Now I just stood there with my right hand holding a small two shot 38
in my pocket, watching her hands to see if she was going to go for a
weapon that might had been somewhere on her. With my 80 year old
mother along there was no way I could had safety retreated from this
nut case and if it had look like she was going for a gun or knife, I
would had kill her.

Good thing she wasn't carrying -- like you.

It doesn't seem fair though, either everybody ought to be armed to the teeth
or no one. Personally, I vote for no one, but the everyone case would be
interesting.

"Bill Meredith" wrote

I had a friend in high school that once bend over and dared a man to
shot him with a shotgun in the rear end.

Luckly for him the shotgun shell contain birdshot, but it was still a
long long time before the man could eat setting down.

This must have been before lawyers were invented, or maybe just unknown in
your country?

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"Kevan Smith" wrote

Why the &%! would anyone need to carry a _gun_ on a bike ?

To compensate for a small dick or other feelings of inadequacy.

Jesh ... never fails ... arguments always end up either talking about small
dicks, or Nazis.

Or small-dicked Nazis.

"Bill Meredith" wrote

I to had found that when I am carrying, I am far more peaceful and
willing to retreat, then I would be otherwise.

Michael Moore was right.

On Wed, 18 Feb 2004 19:31:11 GMT, "Peter Cole"
wrote:
It doesn't seem fair though, either everybody ought to be armed to the teeth
or no one. Personally, I vote for no one, but the everyone case would be
interesting.

It would weed out the knotheads pretty damn fast. Only reasonable
and safe people would remain, and crime would be nearly
non-existant.
--
Rick Onanian

In article KePYb.71756$uV3.527917@attbi_s51,
"Peter Cole" writes:

Michael Moore was right.

I'd like to see his Fahrenheit 9/11, just to see
what all the fuss is about. I'd be happy just to
transcribe it. I /did/ get to transcribe much of
Mark Achbar's "The Corporation":
http://www.thecorporation.tv/synopsis.php
and I highly recommend seeing it if you get a chance.
It's a straight-goods documentary (Canadian film always
seems to default to that) rather than a Moore-like
mockumentary, but it's pretty thought provoking.


cheers,
Tom

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