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Friday, September 29, 2006

Step One—The Central Ideas: Ability, Opportunity, Jeopardy, and Preclusion

The use of lethal force that can end in homicide is justified in the situation of immediate, otherwise unavoidable danger of death or grave bodily harm to the innocent. — Massad Ayoob

That statement by Mr. Ayoob, one of the premier authorities on these matters, is a succinct summary of the basic elements of any justifiable use of force in self-defense. Essentially, it is very simple: In order to determine justifiability, the courts want to know that you had to do what you did. Since “had to” is a pretty subjective judgment, it is legally defined, usually in the following way:
Ability

Your attacker must have the ability—the physical, practical ability—to cause you harm. Common sense applies here, as does context. A gun gives your attacker ability (lethal ability, in fact); a knife gives ability as well. Indeed, most weapons qualify, all the way down to glass bottles, baseball bats, and screwdrivers. While the latter are not designed as weapons, if they are applied as such, they can certainly kill you just as dead.

Other “ability” considerations include disparity in size or physical power between you and your attacker—a very large man versus a very small man, a strong man versus a cripple, a trained fighter versus a bookworm, a man versus a woman, all can apply. And don’t forget disparity in numbers—four men attacking one can very easily kill or cripple, unless that one is a Hollywood action hero.

Most of the above are valid lethal force scenarios, but non-lethal force uses the same standard. Just about anyone can punch you and break your nose, or break your arm, or bruise your stomach.

In short, common sense is a more or less effective guide on this point. The important question is simply whether, as far as you know, the attacker has the ability to harm you—kill or maim you, if you respond with lethal force, or lesser degrees of danger for equivalently lesser uses of force.
Opportunity

Although opportunity can be viewed as a subset of ability, it is an equally important criterion. Basically, while your attacker may very well have the ability to cause you harm, it means nothing unless he also has the opportunity to do so—right here and right now. After all, there are probably countless criminals in the world who “could” kill you and might do so, given the chance; but they aren’t standing in front of you at this moment, so they don’t have that opportunity.

The biggest consideration here is range or proximity. Although a man with a gun is considered dangerous at any reasonable distance, a man with a knife standing 300 feet away is not, simply because he cannot stab you from that far away. Yet there is another factor, as well. If he were standing mere yards away, he still probably couldn’t reach you with his knife, but because it would only take him moments to approach you and change that, he would still be considered dangerous. A common police standard is to assume that a knife-wielding assailant is capable of covering 21 feet and striking with the blade in 1.5 seconds. Mull on that time span.

Some other considerations may apply when it comes to Opportunity. For instance, is a knife-wielding assailant behind a locked door a threat? Probably not. Therefore, if you were to shoot him through the door, that would not be justifiable. On the other hand, if he started—successfully—breaking the door down, then he would promptly become dangerous again. Again, use common sense.
Jeopardy

The most subjective factor of the AOJP analysis is the jeopardy requirement, sometimes called “imminent jeopardy.” This criterion requires that, in your specific situation, a “reasonable and prudent” person would have believed himself to be in immediate danger.

In other words, jeopardy is what distinguishes between a potentially dangerous situation and one that is actually dangerous. Hundreds of times every day, you walk by people who could punch or stab or shoot you. The reason you aren’t “defending” yourself against them is because you have no reason to think that they are actually about to attack you. (Why would they?)

On the other hand, if someone screams a threat and points a gun at you, any sane person would expect that behavior to indicate an intent to cause you harm.

It’s important to recognize that you cannot actually know this person’s intent; you are not a mind reader. All you can judge is his outward appearance and demeanor, which, in that case, are consistent with harmful intent. If it turns out that he was joking, or lying, or the gun was fake, or he wouldn’t actually have pulled the trigger, nothing changes, because you could not have known those things.

The other important qualifier to remember is that the jeopardy must be immediate. A general threat to your well-being in the distant future is meaningless, but “I’m gonna kill you right now!” is meaningful.

Finally, it’s essential to understand that the “immediate jeopardy” condition can go away at the drop of a hat. On the one hand, if you are attacked, beaten, and left lying in an alley, you are not justified in shooting your attacker in the back as he walks away, because he will have ceased to be a threat. On the other hand, if he turns around and comes back for more, then the immediate jeopardy resumes. Jeopardy can cease suddenly and unexpectedly if your attacker surrenders or clearly ceases to be a threat (if you knock him unconscious, for instance, or he tries to run), and continuing to use force in such situations can change your action from legal self-defense to illegal battery in moments.
Preclusion

Preclusion is not so much an individual consideration as it is an all-encompassing lens through which to view your actions. More complex than the others, it is nevertheless just as important. It is the idea that, whatever the situation, you are expected to use force only as a last resort—that is, only when the circumstances preclude all other options.

In other words, even when the ability, opportunity, and jeopardy criteria are satisfied, and knowing that you must clearly do something to protect yourself, the use of force, particularly lethal force, may only be that “something” if you have no other safe options.

The word “safe” is key there, because at no time does the law ever require you to choose an action that endangers yourself. If you can run away or retreat, you should, but if doing so would put you in harm’s way, you are not required to do so.

Preclusion is the factor that is missing in most self-defense arguments, and thus the reason most fail. You must remember that you bear the burden of proof; until you prove otherwise, the law merely sees two equal citizens in a dispute. You can say, “He tried to hit me,” but then the police and the courts will ask, “Why didn’t you _____?” You must have no options to offer to fill in that blank—there must have been no other courses of action you could have taken to maintain your safety except the use of force. Otherwise, you’re just fighting because you want to, and that’s a crime.

Does the Preclusion standard mean that an ultimatum like “give me your money or I’ll hurt you” requires you to, well, give him your money? Unless you honestly believe that he may hurt you anyway, yes. The law values “life and limb” above property. Or you can refuse, but you may not respond with a fist. He’s giving you a choice, which, by definition, means that you still have options other than force.

The point is simply that you must exercise self-restraint to the greatest extent possible. One vital aspect of this requirement concerns the appropriateness or degree of the force you employ, or how well suited your response is to the threat itself. If a man punches you, you probably cannot justifiably shoot him, because that’s a lethal response to a non-lethal attack. If a three-year-old punches you, you probably cannot do anything at all. If, on the other hand, a 300-pound boxer punches you, you may be justified in responding with deadly force, because his fists can be deadly as well.

Always remember:

1. The threat must be current, immediate, and unavoidable.
2. Your level of force must be appropriate to the threat.
3. Your use of force must stop when the threat ceases.

If at any point you smudge the first, exceed the second, or forget the third, you are running the risk of a criminal indictment—and if the results are glaring (e.g., you killed him), it’s nearly certain.

Knock your attacker over—then keep stomping on him while he’s down and not moving? Bad. Pull a knife and slash—and keep slashing when your assailant pulls away? Uh-oh; now you’re not only breaking the rules, you’re leaving “defensive wounds,” a signature of cuts and marks which forensics experts will use to prove that he was an unwilling victim.

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Suck Lead did something BAAAAD at 9/29/2006 10:40:00 PM

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Wednesday, September 27, 2006

Military wisdom

"A slipping gear could let your M203 grenade launcher fire when you least expect it. That would make you quite unpopular in what's left of your unit."

- Army's magazine of preventive maintenance.

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"Aim towards the Enemy."

- Instruction printed on US Rocket Launcher

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"When the pin is pulled, Mr. Grenade is not our friend.

- U.S. Marine Corps

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"Cluster bombing from B-52s are very, very accurate. The bombs are guaranteed to always hit the ground."

- USAF Ammo Troop

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"If the enemy is in range, so are you."

- Infantry Journal

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"It is generally inadvisable to eject directly over the area you just bombed."

- U.S. Air Force Manual

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"Whoever said the pen is mightier than the sword obviously never encountered automatic weapons."

- General MacArthur

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"Try to look unimportant; they may be low on ammo."

- Infantry Journal

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"You, you, and you ... Panic. The rest of you, come with me."

- U.S. Marine Corp Gunnery Sgt.

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"Tracers work both ways."

- U.S. Army Ordnance

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"Five second fuses only last three seconds."

- Infantry Journal

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"Don't ever be the first, don't ever be the last, and don't ever volunteer to do anything."

- U.S. Navy Swabbie

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"Bravery is being the only one who knows you're afraid."

- David Hackworth

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"If your attack is going too well, you're walking into an ambush."

- Infantry Journal

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"No combat-ready unit has ever passed inspection."

- Joe Gay

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"Any ship can be a minesweeper . once."

- Anonymous

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"Never tell the Platoon Sergeant you have nothing to do."

- Unknown Marine Recruit

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"Don't draw fire; it irritates the people around you."

- Your Buddies

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"If you see a bomb technician running, follow him."

- USAF Ammo Troop

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"Though I Fly Through the Valley of Death .. I Shall Fear No Evil. For I am at 80,000 Feet and Climbing."

- At the entrance to the old SR-71 operating base Kadena, Japan

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"You've never been lost until you've been lost at Mach 3."

- Paul F. Crickmore (test pilot)

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"The only time you have too much fuel is when you're on fire."

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"Blue water Navy truism: There are more planes in the ocean than submarines in the sky."

- From an old carrier sailor

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"If the wings are traveling faster than the fuselage, it's probably a helicopter -- and therefore, unsafe."

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"When one engine fails on a twin-engine airplane you always have enough power left to get you to the scene of the crash."

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"Without ammunition, the USAF would be just another expensive flying club."

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"What is the similarity between air traffic controllers and pilots?

If a pilot screws up, the pilot dies; If ATC screws up, .... the pilot dies."

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"Never trade luck for skill."

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"Weather forecasts are horoscopes with numbers."

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Airspeed, altitude and brains. Two are always needed to successfully complete the flight."

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"A smooth landing is mostly luck; two in a row is all luck; three in a row is prevarication."

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"Mankind has a perfect record in aviation; we never left one up there!"

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"Flashlights are tubular metal containers kept in a flight bag for the purpose of storing dead batteries."

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"Flying the airplane is more important than radioing your plight to a person on the ground incapable of understanding, or doing anything about it."

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"When a flight is proceeding incredibly well, something was forgotten."

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"Just remember, if you crash because of weather, your funeral will be held on a sunny day."

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Advice given to RAF pilots during WWII: "When a prang (crash) seems inevitable, endeavor to strike the softest, cheapest object in the vicinity as slow and gently as possible."

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"The Piper Cub is the safest airplane in the world; it can just barely kill you."

- Attributed to Max Stanley (Northrop test pilot)

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"A pilot who doesn't have any fear probably isn't flying his plane to its maximum."

- Jon McBride, astronaut

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"If you're faced with a forced landing, fly the thing as far into the crash as possible."

- Bob Hoover (renowned aerobatic and test pilot)

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"Never fly in the same cockpit with someone braver than you."

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"There is no reason to fly through a thunderstorm in peacetime."

- Sign over squadron ops desk at Davis-Monthan AFB, AZ,

1970

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"If something hasn't broken on your helicopter, it's about to."

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Basic Flying Rules: "Try to stay in the middle of the air. Do not go near the edges of it. The edges of the air can be recognized by the appearance of ground, buildings, sea, trees and interstellar space. It is much more difficult to fly there."

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"You know that your landing gear is up and locked when it takes full power to taxi to the terminal."

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As the test pilot climbs out of the experimental aircraft, having torn off the wings and tail in the crash landing, the crash truck arrives, the rescuer sees a bloodied pilot and asks "What happened?".

The pilot's reply: "I don't know, I just got here myself!"

- Attributed to Ray Crandell (Lockheed test pilot)

Suck Lead did something BAAAAD at 9/27/2006 11:04:00 PM

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Thursday, September 21, 2006

I've been seeing this debate all over the place recently, and it came up again at SigForum. That was really the first time I put in my two cents on the debate, and I thought I would say something about it here.

The most common pros I see for pro-gun stickers on your car: They share your beliefs, it makes people think, it protects your car (I hear that one a lot).

And cons: It attracts thieves who want to steal your guns from your car, I like to keep my politics private, thieves will follow you home.

Here's my thoughts. As many of you know from the days of the Honda, I like me some bumper stickers. Granted, the Rav4's bumper sticker count is a lot less than the Honda's and I am trying to keep it that way. As a matter of fact, most of the ones on my Rav4 are actually window decals, so they can be removed when I grow tired of them. As for gun stickers, here is my count:

1 "Armed with Pride" NRA sticker
1 Really tiny "I am the NRA" sticker
1 Fairly larger than I like blue oval with "SIGSauer, To Hell and Back Reliability" on it

And this isn't a sticker, but my license plate frame is metal with bullet holes in it.

Currently own a "Got SIG?" sticker that has not been put on the car yet, and I am looking for a sticker I saw years ago that says, "Car insured by Smith&Wesson." I may not put either one on the car as they are stickers, and stickers fade and never come off.

I haven't really had anyone say anything about my stickers, and that is fine by me because I spend a lot of time in my car and like to decorate according to my taste. So they aren't there for comment and I don't care about anyone's thoughts on them, good or bad. The only comment I get ever is when a customer puts two and two together about "SIG girl" and the Rav4 with the big SIG sticker on it.

As for the pros and cons I listed above... well, my car is the only one in the neighborhood that hasn't had the rear window smashed out for the goodies inside... knock on wood. Do I attribute this to the stickers? I do jokingly. But not really seriously. I don't know who has been doing these robberies, so I can't tell you what their thought process is. It could be a good deterrent.

But it could also be a good deterrent that my neighbors seem to keep better crap in their cars. Most of them report thefts of digital cameras and laptops when their cars are busted into. Now, I was raised in NJ. In NJ, you don't keep anything in your car worth more than a dollar. This state may be considered lower crime than NJ, but this was always a practice I wasn't comfortable giving up. Call me untrusting of my fellow human beings if you will. But I do not keep anything in my car - especially my guns - if I am not in the car with them. So a thief going around checking out cars has an option here. Break into the car with the visible goodies, or break into the car that you can only see a sun shade for the dash, some empty cigarette packs, an empty bottle of soda, and my hearing protection for the range. If they want to take that junk, more power to them. While you're in there I have two garbage bags in the trunk full of books, ammo boxes (empty or bad ammo for the most part), some rusted to the point of forming holes gun mags, a few dead magazines, some things soaked in bore cleaner, a few towels, some shirts, a pair of torn jeans, and God only knows what else, but I don't really need any of it. You'll be helping my gas miles!

Do I think my pro-gun stickers have any effect on the world outside my car? Maybe. Maybe not. I'm sure one or two people have thought they were cool and others thought right away that I was a jackass redneck, and that's fine, too! Who am I to argue! But I won't argue politics (although I don't mind talking about them in a civil manner, so put on your big boy/girl panties before talking politics with me), especially on guns because I am so pig headed all it really does is piss me off, and I don't think a thief cares that someone who owns this car may or may not own a gun. Sure, they may bust a window to see if there's a gun under the seat, but that can be fixed. And the guns aren't under the seat anyway. They're in the house. Very close to my light sleeping person. And as I've said before... if they can get in a window or the front door on the second floor without waking up my parents or the dog, get up the steps, down the hall, and into my room without waking me, then somehow figure out where I hid said guns (again, before I wake up and without really knowing what they are looking for), then they can have them! They have a 1 in 3 chance of finding a gun with ammo, and I can tell you something... they aren't going to find that one.

But I will.

So all in all, I don't think they really have any more effect on anyone outside my car. I got more crap for the "God is coming and is she pissed!" sticker on the Honda than any of my pro-gun stickers, and that includes when I went up to NJ with this car and most of those stickers. I personally found that sticker a lot more threatening to my physical health and mental health than any other sticker I have ever had. Do you know a guy tried to beat the crap out of me one day because my sticker suggested that god may be a woman?! And then of course there was the endless stream of religious propaganda about a religion I don't even believe in but people couldn't fathom the idea that there were any other religions on Earth?! And you know, the only religion with "God" is Christianity after all. Not a Christian apparently equals not believing in God.

So there you have it. The real sticker that causes grief isn't the NRA or the SIG stickers... it's the God is a woman sticker. How do you like them apples?

Suck Lead did something BAAAAD at 9/21/2006 11:17:00 PM

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Wednesday, September 13, 2006

This is pretty much tongue in cheek, btw. Before anyone gets offended.

Anyway, over the past few months I've been working in this store, I have noticed a whole lot of men just like watching the female employees handle the guns. So I had an idea.

Not really a strip club, as all the girls will be clothed in one way or another. I am getting different votes from girls dressed nicely to girls in bikinis. But, basically, it will be in the same thought as a strip club, only girls would dance with guns. Wait, stay with me here! First off, to prevent accidents, I would make deals with gun companies to get those practice guns made from the molds, only instead of being blue they would be painted to look like actual guns. Or get old guns and completely plug them up so they are useless. This way we don't have to worry about people going "postal," guns going missing, or any other possible accident, because the guns would only look functional.

Stay with me a little longer here.

I would open a one lane range with glass around some of it so guys could watch women shooting. But good shooters, none of those fragile, helpless little things that don't know what they are doing, no. I mean, women who could shoot a button off a stand at 100 yards. No one else could use the range, it would only be girls hired to shoot while guys watch.

Obviously we cannot serve alcohol in this joint. So I have to think of something else there to take the place of alcohol.

I'd have a cigar bar somewhere in there. And the waitresses all over would be dressed in some kind of military uniforms.

Now, of course, half the week would be girls dancing for the men, the other half would be men dancing for the girls. Girls have this fetish, too. Pretty much, take everything the girls do for the boys and do the same for the girls. But I think we need to expand the uniforms for the girls' nights. We'll need some military, but some firemen would be good, too! Yeah! And if we can get away with it, cops, too! Maybe I could just split the club so half is for the guys and the other half is for the girls.

I've run this idea past co-workers and a few good natured customers, and so far everyone is game. I even have a few female customers who want to dance. All shapes and sizes. Some guys volunteered to dance, too. Again, all shapes and sizes. And ages. I may even be able to get some of the girls to belly dance with guns. LOL!

So there's my million dollar idea. What do you think? Would you go to a club like this to see your favorite gender dance with guns/shoot guns/wear uniforms? LOL!

Suck Lead did something BAAAAD at 9/13/2006 11:05:00 PM

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Tuesday, September 12, 2006

This is part of another post I made somewhere else. I work at a firing range, and after the range closes to new customers we are allowed to go out and shoot to our heart's content. I chose to do so tonight, accompanied by a 12 gauge shotgun. This was the experience I had on the range when I did so, and some thoughts.

As some backup to this story, my previous job required me to qualify with a 12 gauge pump action shotgun, which included firing it in various positions, standard and combat loading, etc. So I have some experience with a shotgun like I used tonight, although I do not yet own my own.

The shotgun was just glorious. I love shotguns and must own one. And it must be pump action. The only non-pump shotguns I have ever given a second glance were double barreled. But this shotgun made me feel so nice! It was an 870 rip off, but it was still fun.

I take the shotgun and a few buckshot rounds out onto the range and two customers are still out there. They have their own shotgun and are now not even trying to hide the fact that they are snickering at me. Finally, the one guy comes over as I am setting up my target and says, "Would you like me to show you how to use that thing?"

"No, thanks, I'm fine."

"Are you sure?"

"Totally."

"Well, don't hurt yourself. I'll stay here just in case."

"Do what you want."

I popped the five rounds I had into it, and pumped them all off repeatedly. I pretty much removed the bottom half of the target, and just to be a smart ass to the guy standing behind me, I wracked the last spent round out while facing him and holding it with one hand.

Now, the range officers had seen the guy come up to me, and as they do, they spied. So they heard the whole exchange, and they know me well enough to know that I do not take kindly to men treating me like a fragile little girl around guns. So once I'd pumped the last shell out, I look over his shoulder and see them laughing so hard they were crying.

The two guys were so embarrassed by their own stupidity that they packed up and left right after this. Which is good for them. If you see someone walk out onto a range by themselves holding a 12 gauge shotgun, don't assume they need your help. If I needed help, one of the range officers would have come out with me. It is far too large of a weapon for someone to attempt alone. The first time I fired off a 12 gauge, I had someone with me. And it was by my request that they came out with me. I admit when I need help. Especially with a weapon. Which is why I am trying to find someone to teach me the proper way to use a bow. I may be shooting it for stress relief and fun, but I know still that this is a deadly weapon, whether it is a 12 gauge shotgun or a longbow. And female + shotgun does not equal needing the assistance of someone else unrequested. Sure, I haven't fired a shotgun many times, and the last time I did I cried because it really beat the shit out of me. But when I did that I was qualifying with the damn thing and still scored 100%!

I have never seen someone, especially a female, go out onto the range with a weapon they didn't think they could handle or had no experience with without any kind of help. Most people who come in there with no shooting experience ask for help with a .22 revolver. So obviously, with a large shotgun, help would be requested, because it doesn't take much to realize that this weapon can easily put you on your ass. So these guys thought it was funny that a girl was coming out with a shotgun and decided I needed their help. Yes, I was offended. First of all, you laughed at me. Secondly, you thought I was too stupid to realize this weapon can kick my ass. And thirdly, you thought I was too fragile to handle it even though I was bigger than you. No shit, I stood a head taller than both of these guys and they were your typical scrawny nerd Urkel wanna-bes. They couldn't handle their shotgun, I'd been watching them. Neither one could pull the trigger without stumbling backwards after every shot. But they were tougher than me, I guess. At least the shotgun didn't move me from the spot I was standing in.

Ya know, it just pisses me off. In their defense, most guys I have met at the range didn't doubt a woman with guns, no matter the size. Not one guy has snickered or questioned me when I have told them I have managed to put a full box of ammo through the S&W 500. No one has said a word when I went out with the AR-15. I didn't even get a raised eyebrow when I walked out on the range that one time with a fully automatic sub machinegun. But every so often, I run into that guy who tells other guys they should talk about cookies and flowers when I'm around and not guns, or that one guy who decides I can't handle a shotgun unless he stands behind me. (Remember, I like big. I like my guns like I like my cars... big, ugly, and long. So if a gun has some punch to it, I want to fire it. Even if I only put one round through it, I want to give it a go. LOL! I don't know why I'm like that, I just am.)

But you know what pisses me off even more? When a woman comes in to the range and plays into that. One out of every ten women who come in there plays that. Now, I know some of these women can't handle the weapons their boyfriends hand them. A girl standing 5' and weighing 100 lbs. isn't going to be able to handle a .44 magnum the first time she ever steps out onto a firing range (but holy cow, did that one woman of that description try, and kudos to her!). But does that say she never will? No. Maybe in a few months she'll be buying herself a .44 magnum. The first time I stepped onto a firing range, yeah, I needed Max to stand behind me when I fired off a .38 special. But Max would be tickled pink if he saw me out there today with a 12 gauge. And I'm just as tickled because I worked myself to that point. But some of these women come in with their boyfriends or whatever and giggle and swoon at their 9mm pistols, then take out a .22 and do the whole dropping it on the range thing. Bullshit! Hold onto the fucking gun and pull the trigger! If you are the size of me, you can handle a .22 at the very least. And after your 15th trip to the range, being surprised and dropping the gun is no longer acceptable.

Why do women do this? Why do they dummy themselves down? Yeah, I'm going to walk out onto the range day in and day out with a .40 and a .357 magnum, and maybe I'll remain single to the end of my days because I refuse to play stupid and weak for anyone. But to me, that is completely worth it. Because I know I am strong and intelligent and I can take care of myself. If someone breaks into my house, I'm not going to run and hide behind my man. I'm gonna pump that shotgun and I'm gonna give him a way to shit twice as fast. My man is either going to stand next to me or hide behind me, but I will not hide behind him. And every time I see one of these girls who plays like she needs her man just to move a few feet, I feel sorry for her. And him, too. He's stuck with a leach and she's stuck with no sense of self. I prefer the women who come in and rent a .22 to get the feel for the sport but start working their way up (or, like my mom, realize they have physical limitations preventing them from doing so and work to be as good as they can with that .22). I like the girl who listens to the range officers give their speech but when they come to "he can stand in the lane and coach you..." they say, "How do you know I'm not teaching him?" I prefer the women who ask for help seriously instead of acting frightened and helpless until the help is offered. I prefer the women who know damn well they don't need him to survive.

There goes another soapbox.

Note: I made mention of a man named Max. For clarification for those who haven't known me this long, Max was the firearms instructor for my first armored company. I'd never handled a real gun prior to qualifying for that company, and it was Max who taught me to shoot. Max never gave up when I almost did, and it was because of him that my first time firing live ammo I scored 86% accuracy. I haven't seen Max since that day, but if I ever do... man, he's gonna die laughing when he finds out I own three handguns and am saving up for a shotgun. I am very much a changed person since that day.

Suck Lead did something BAAAAD at 9/12/2006 11:14:00 PM

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Monday, September 11, 2006

Never Forget

Fire Marshal Ronald P. Bucca
New York City Fire Department, NY
EOW: Tuesday, September 11, 2001
Cause of Death: Terrorist attack

Police Officer Walter Weaver
New York City Police Department, NY
EOW: Tuesday, September 11, 2001
Cause of Death: Terrorist attack

Police Officer Paul Talty
New York City Police Department, NY
EOW: Tuesday, September 11, 2001
Cause of Death: Terrorist attack

Police Officer John Perry
New York City Police Department, NY
EOW: Tuesday, September 11, 2001
Cause of Death: Terrorist attack

Police Officer Stephen Driscoll
New York City Police Department, NY
EOW: Tuesday, September 11, 2001
Cause of Death: Terrorist attack

Sergeant Timothy Roy
New York City Police Department, NY
EOW: Tuesday, September 11, 2001
Cause of Death: Terrorist attack

Police Officer Robert Fazio
New York City Police Department, NY
EOW: Tuesday, September 11, 2001
Cause of Death: Terrorist attack

Police Officer Santos Valentin
New York City Police Department, NY
EOW: Tuesday, September 11, 2001
Cause of Death: Terrorist attack

Sergeant John Coughlin
New York City Police Department, NY
EOW: Tuesday, September 11, 2001
Cause of Death: Terrorist attack

Police Officer Moira Smith
New York City Police Department, NY
EOW: Tuesday, September 11, 2001
Cause of Death: Terrorist attack

Police Officer Ronald Kloepfer
New York City Police Department, NY
EOW: Tuesday, September 11, 2001
Cause of Death: Terrorist attack

Sergeant Michael Curtin
New York City Police Department, NY
EOW: Tuesday, September 11, 2001
Cause of Death: Terrorist attack

Police Officer James Leahy
New York City Police Department, NY
EOW: Tuesday, September 11, 2001
Cause of Death: Terrorist attack

Police Officer Thomas Langone
New York City Police Department, NY
EOW: Tuesday, September 11, 2001
Cause of Death: Terrorist attack

Sergeant Rodney Gillis
New York City Police Department, NY
EOW: Tuesday, September 11, 2001
Cause of Death: Terrorist attack

Detective Joseph Vigiano
New York City Police Department, NY
EOW: Tuesday, September 11, 2001
Cause of Death: Terrorist attack

Police Officer Ramon Suarez
New York City Police Department, NY
EOW: Tuesday, September 11, 2001
Cause of Death: Terrorist attack

Police Officer John D'Allara
New York City Police Department, NY
EOW: Tuesday, September 11, 2001
Cause of Death: Terrorist attack

Detective Claude Richards
New York City Police Department, NY
EOW: Tuesday, September 11, 2001
Cause of Death: Terrorist attack

Police Officer Mark Ellis
New York City Police Department, NY
EOW: Tuesday, September 11, 2001
Cause of Death: Terrorist attack

Police Officer Jerome Dominguez
New York City Police Department, NY
EOW: Tuesday, September 11, 2001
Cause of Death: Terrorist attack

Police Officer Glen Pettit
New York City Police Department, NY
EOW: Tuesday, September 11, 2001
Cause of Death: Terrorist attack

Police Officer Vincent Danz
New York City Police Department, NY
EOW: Tuesday, September 11, 2001
Cause of Death: Terrorist attack

Police Officer Brian McDonnell
New York City Police Department, NY
EOW: Tuesday, September 11, 2001
Cause of Death: Terrorist attack

Senior Court Officer Thomas Jurgens
New York State Office of Court ..., NY
EOW: Tuesday, September 11, 2001
Cause of Death: Terrorist attack

Captain William Thompson
New York State Office of Court ..., NY
EOW: Tuesday, September 11, 2001
Cause of Death: Terrorist attack

Senior Court Officer Mitchel Scott Wallace
New York State Office of Court ..., NY
EOW: Tuesday, September 11, 2001
Cause of Death: Terrorist attack

Bureau Chief Charles Mills
New York State Office of Tax En..., NY
EOW: Tuesday, September 11, 2001
Cause of Death: Terrorist attack

Investigator Richard Moore
New York State Office of Tax En..., NY
EOW: Tuesday, September 11, 2001
Cause of Death: Terrorist attack

Investigator Salvatore Papasso
New York State Office of Tax En..., NY
EOW: Tuesday, September 11, 2001
Cause of Death: Terrorist attack

Investigator Clyde Frazier
New York State Office of Tax En..., NY
EOW: Tuesday, September 11, 2001
Cause of Death: Terrorist attack

Assistant Deputy Commissioner William Pohlmann
New York State Office of Tax En..., NY
EOW: Tuesday, September 11, 2001
Cause of Death: Terrorist attack

Police Officer Donald Foreman
Port Authority of New York and ..., NY
EOW: Tuesday, September 11, 2001
Cause of Death: Terrorist attack

Police Officer John Lennon
Port Authority of New York and ..., NY
EOW: Tuesday, September 11, 2001
Cause of Death: Terrorist attack

Police Officer James Parham
Port Authority of New York and ..., NY
EOW: Tuesday, September 11, 2001
Cause of Death: Terrorist attack

Police Officer Michael Wholey
Port Authority of New York and ..., NY
EOW: Tuesday, September 11, 2001
Cause of Death: Terrorist attack

Chief James Romito
Port Authority of New York and ..., NY
EOW: Tuesday, September 11, 2001
Cause of Death: Terrorist attack

Police Officer Clinton Davis
Port Authority of New York and ..., NY
EOW: Tuesday, September 11, 2001
Cause of Death: Terrorist attack

Police Officer David P. LeMagne
Port Authority of New York and ..., NY
EOW: Tuesday, September 11, 2001
Cause of Death: Terrorist attack

Police Officer Alfonse Niedermeyer
Port Authority of New York and ..., NY
EOW: Tuesday, September 11, 2001
Cause of Death: Terrorist attack

Police Officer Nathaniel Webb
Port Authority of New York and ..., NY
EOW: Tuesday, September 11, 2001
Cause of Death: Terrorist attack

Police Officer Liam Callahan
Port Authority of New York and ..., NY
EOW: Tuesday, September 11, 2001
Cause of Death: Terrorist attack

Police Officer Paul Laszczynski
Port Authority of New York and ..., NY
EOW: Tuesday, September 11, 2001
Cause of Death: Terrorist attack

Police Officer James Nelson
Port Authority of New York and ..., NY
EOW: Tuesday, September 11, 2001
Cause of Death: Terrorist attack

Police Officer Kenneth Tietjen
Port Authority of New York and ..., NY
EOW: Tuesday, September 11, 2001
Cause of Death: Terrorist attack

Captain Kathy Mazza
Port Authority of New York and ..., NY
EOW: Tuesday, September 11, 2001
Cause of Death: Terrorist attack

Inspector Anthony Infante
Port Authority of New York and ..., NY
EOW: Tuesday, September 11, 2001
Cause of Death: Terrorist attack

Police Officer Maurice Barry
Port Authority of New York and ..., NY
EOW: Tuesday, September 11, 2001
Cause of Death: Terrorist attack

Police Officer Paul Jurgens
Port Authority of New York and ..., NY
EOW: Tuesday, September 11, 2001
Cause of Death: Terrorist attack

Police Officer Joseph Navas
Port Authority of New York and ..., NY
EOW: Tuesday, September 11, 2001
Cause of Death: Terrorist attack

Officer Walwyn Stuart
Port Authority of New York and ..., NY
EOW: Tuesday, September 11, 2001
Cause of Death: Terrorist attack

Director of Public Safety Fred V. Morrone
Port Authority of New York and ..., NY
EOW: Tuesday, September 11, 2001
Cause of Death: Terrorist attack

Police Officer Christopher Amoroso
Port Authority of New York and ..., NY
EOW: Tuesday, September 11, 2001
Cause of Death: Terrorist attack

Police Officer Stephen Huczko Jr.
Port Authority of New York and ..., NY
EOW: Tuesday, September 11, 2001
Cause of Death: Terrorist attack

Police Officer Walter McNeil
Port Authority of New York and ..., NY
EOW: Tuesday, September 11, 2001
Cause of Death: Terrorist attack

Police Officer John Skala
Port Authority of New York and ..., NY
EOW: Tuesday, September 11, 2001
Cause of Death: Terrorist attack

Police Officer George Howard
Port Authority of New York and ..., NY
EOW: Tuesday, September 11, 2001
Cause of Death: Terrorist attack

Police Officer Uhuru Gonja Houston
Port Authority of New York and ..., NY
EOW: Tuesday, September 11, 2001
Cause of Death: Terrorist attack

Police Officer Donald McIntyre
Port Authority of New York and ..., NY
EOW: Tuesday, September 11, 2001
Cause of Death: Terrorist attack

Police Officer Richard Rodriguez
Port Authority of New York and ..., NY
EOW: Tuesday, September 11, 2001
Cause of Death: Terrorist attack

Sergeant Robert Kaulfers
Port Authority of New York and ..., NY
EOW: Tuesday, September 11, 2001
Cause of Death: Terrorist attack

Police Officer Thomas Gorman
Port Authority of New York and ..., NY
EOW: Tuesday, September 11, 2001
Cause of Death: Terrorist attack

Police Officer James Lynch
Port Authority of New York and ..., NY
EOW: Tuesday, September 11, 2001
Cause of Death: Terrorist attack

Police Officer Antonio Rodrigues
Port Authority of New York and ..., NY
EOW: Tuesday, September 11, 2001
Cause of Death: Terrorist attack

Police Officer Dominick Pezzulo
Port Authority of New York and ..., NY
EOW: Tuesday, September 11, 2001
Cause of Death: Terrorist attack

Lieutenant Robert Cirri
Port Authority of New York and ..., NY
EOW: Tuesday, September 11, 2001
Cause of Death: Terrorist attack

Police Officer Gregg Froehner
Port Authority of New York and ..., NY
EOW: Tuesday, September 11, 2001
Cause of Death: Terrorist attack

Police Officer John Levi
Port Authority of New York and ..., NY
EOW: Tuesday, September 11, 2001
Cause of Death: Terrorist attack

Police Officer Bruce Reynolds
Port Authority of New York and ..., NY
EOW: Tuesday, September 11, 2001
Cause of Death: Terrorist attack

Special Agent Leonard Hatton
United States Department of Jus..., US
EOW: Tuesday, September 11, 2001
Cause of Death: Terrorist attack

Refuge Manager Richard Jerry Guadagno
United States Department of the..., US
EOW: Tuesday, September 11, 2001
Cause of Death: Terrorist attack

Master Special Officer Craig J. Miller
United States Department of the..., US
EOW: Tuesday, September 11, 2001
Cause of Death: Terrorist attack

Detective James Zadroga
New York City Police Department, NY
EOW: Friday, January 6, 2006
Cause of Death: Duty related illness

Suck Lead did something BAAAAD at 9/11/2006 10:20:00 PM

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Monday, September 04, 2006

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cZqKGqLQsnc

This is insanely funny. I think it was meant as a serious demonstration for why a strict dress code in school is so important. But this is really leaning on the insane, especially towards the end.

Watch it, then click for my comments. Reading my comments first will just spoil all the fun!

Ok. So here are my comments:

1. I want to see him walk like that.

2. Heck, just let us see him walk with the shotgun only!

3. Anyone who has attempted the gangsta "crack holster" can tell you... two steps and the gun is down your pants leg if you don't have a proper holster or your pants aren't tight enough (strike one for no baggy pants).

4. Where in the hell did that kid get a derringer (his parents would need to be serious collectors, because derringers aren't as common as you'd think anymore)?! And how is it in his pants with the rest of the armory without discharging (one reason they aren't so common anymore... no trigger guard)?!

5. Fully loaded, the lead alone would slow that kid down to a snail's pace.

6. You could totally hear him coming. CLANK! CLANK! CLANK!

7. How many hands does this kid have?

8. A kid willingly sporting a revolver... now that's a sight. I know from working in a gun store that most people under the age of 30 discount revolvers totally for being inferior due to only holding 6 shots (although some can hold 8 in a larger calibur) when a 9MM can hold 17 in some cases. Some of us know better, but a high school kid won't be caught dead with a revolver. Or that derringer, since it is single action. Probably why it didn't go off, but with three other guns in that pocket... highly possible.

9. I have got to find the video where they did something similar with a kid dressed in the "strict dress code" attire. I can tell you one thing... I've watched a coworker leave with a pistol grip shotgun completely concealed under his coat, so are we going to ban kids from wearing winter coats?

Just my thoughts. Move along.

Suck Lead did something BAAAAD at 9/04/2006 12:57:00 AM

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Ok. So someone posted this article at a forum sighting the same mistake I am pointing out. I'll highlight it. A nice piece of an article about everyone's favorite crazy gun nut, Ted Nugent.

Ted Nugent: Off his rocker?

He owns 350 guns, wants to nuke Iraq and makes his friend George W look like a liberal. Now 1970s heavy metal star Ted Nugent has his sights set on a new target: entering US politics

During the private inaugural party at his ranch in Crawford, Texas, in 2000, President George W Bush glanced across the room and recognised a man who - by his own account - has urinated on a nun, soiled his trousers for a week in order to avoid the draft, and been detained on a charge of indecent exposure, after experiencing difficulties with his loincloth in Little Rock, Arkansas. The President confronted him as a matter of urgency.

"When he noticed me," Ted Nugent recalls, "he was surrounded by these huge bankrollers from his campaign. He literally swept past all of them and said: 'Laura! Look who's here! It's Ted!' Then he hugged me and took me by the shoulders. He said: 'Just keep doing what you're doing. Don't think that we don't know what you're up to out here. Stay on course. You're doing great.'"

Like Jesus, Gandhi or Hitler, Nugent tends to inspire this kind of extreme reaction. He rarely gives interviews to the British press; the last time he did, some years ago, he managed what is possibly the most extraordinary achievement of his remarkable career - proving too right-wing for the Daily Telegraph.

Ted Nugent, 57, best known for his 1977 hit "Cat Scratch Fever", has sold 40 million records over four decades. The Detroit-born guitarist, once described as the missing link between Iggy Pop and the White House, used to perform dressed as a Neanderthal - a prophetic gesture, some would argue, given his emergence, in middle age, as an arch-conservative National Rifle Association board member, and obsessive hunter. Nugent, who has personally slaughtered all the meat he's eaten since 1971, hosts two reality shows from the 300-acre ranch - just up the road from Bush's compound in Crawford - where he lives with his second wife Shemane and son Rocco, 15. In 2004, while filming Surviving Ted, in which city dwellers strive to replicate his uncompromising lifestyle, he almost severed his (omega) leg with a chainsaw. The musician, who owns seven other properties in the US, arranged to meet me at a truck-stop café in the centre of this one-street Texan town. Famous for songs such as "My Baby Likes My Butter on Her Grits", "Pussywhipped" and "My Love is Like a Tire Iron", Nugent is not known for his intuitive connection to his feminine side; he arrives wearing a camouflage cowboy hat, his shorts supported by a belt housing a Glock revolver.

So... the last time I checked - and I could be wrong here - Glock doesn't make a revolver. For my non-gun fan readers here, Glock makes a very boxy looking semi-auto pistol. A very recognizable gun. See the monkey above for a look.

I believe one of the things they stressed to us when I was in college for journalism was that you check everything, don't guess at all. So if this guy wanted to mention the gun good old Ted was packin', he should have said, "Hey, Ted. What kind of gun do you have there?" Easy as that!

I'll tell you, when it comes to journalists, especially little known guys, they are either too observant or not observant enough. I can show you an article that was written about me when I was 19 that proves that, too. Any other person would not have the little errors he did. The article written about me was because of the bookstore I owned when I was 19. We sold lots of stuff, and he was trying to include that in his article. One of the things we sold was elemental body and room spray, with names such as Air, Fire, Water, Earth, and Spirit. As usual, stores selling things like this will have testers, and normally there is a label on the bottles that says, "Tester" so people don't open up the good stuff. Our bottles had stick on gold labels that said tester on them, and everyone but this guy understood the meaning. He wrote in his article that the sprays were named, "Air Tester, Fire Tester..." etc. He also gave the wrong address in the article, which didn't help, either. If he'd gotten the address right, we would have had more business, since the article was on the second page of the Jersey Journal and was well done (long, too, and with a big nasty picture of me. LOL!) but he directed people two blocks away from where we actually were. Yay. Bonehead.

Anyway, there's my gripe for the night!

Suck Lead did something BAAAAD at 9/04/2006 12:55:00 AM

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Friday, September 01, 2006

I AM WARNING YOU NOW! YOU MAY GET YOUR SENSITIVE LITTLE FEELINGS HURT IN HERE! YOU AREN'T GOING TO AGREE 100%, AND IF YOU ARE THE SORT OF PERSON WHO CAN'T HANDLE THAT, LEAVE RIGHT NOW! DO NOT BOTHER FLAMING ME BECAUSE IT JUST SHOWS YOU ARE RETARDED IF YOU DO!

In the past few weeks I've discovered some online friends are just short of psychotic and I needed to go to great lengths to remove them from my life. These are people who have been "friends" for several years but were somehow suddenly shocked and offended by something I said, like they don't know me at all. So, let's get a few things straight right now. Here is a list of several things I believe in and ways I think. Now you have no excuse to be shocked and amazed in the future if I say something you don't also believe. And if this post makes you physically ill, please don't let the door hit you in the ass on the way out.

1. I am all welcoming. If you want to live in America, please, come, live in America! But for the love of God, do it right. Don't sneak in unless you have to, and if you have to, take steps to make it legal somehow. There are plenty of people here legally from countries people say you can't leave legally. If they can find a way, so can you. And of all amazing things, it may actually make your life easier in the long run. At the very least, realize this isn't a fucking Utopia and pit of endless food, homes, jobs, etc. Do I believe you are hard working? Sure I do! No doubt in my mind that you want to be here and are willing to work your ass off. But you aren't taking steps to be here legally like so many others have. It's not fair to them that they worked so hard for it and you're getting a free ride. I do not think ILLEGAL ALIENS should be allowed to have driver's licenses. I know the difference between ILLEGAL ALIEN and IMMIGRANT, learn the difference, too. Realize that in this country there are 90 billion languages spoken and yours is not special. If we all have to learn your language, I'm guessing it's time for everyone in American to learn all 90 billion languages, because no one is making allowances for any other language. That doesn't seem fair to me.

2. I am as pro-choice as they come. I am so hardcore pro-choice that I won't vote for anyone running for any position if they are hardcore pro-life. I respect your opinion and no, I'm not going to try to sway your opinion. But I will fight for a woman's right to do with her body and her life as she chooses. I am sick of everyone telling women to keep their legs closed. You know what? Hey guys! Keep it in your fucking pants!

3. If you are at a concert and the men start yelling for girls to show their tits... guys, start showing us your dicks, too.

4. I like weapons. Guns, knives, swords, daggers, rifles, bows, you name it, I love it. And I have a lot of weapons. I believe very strongly in a person's right to own a firearm. I do not believe that more gun control is needed. Most gun crime is committed by people who aren't giving two shits about gun laws anyway. You're just punishing those of us who got our guns legally. News to those of you who are hardcore anti-gun... a gun left on a table is not dangerous. It's only dangerous in the hands of a dangerous person. Do innocent people shoot innocent people? SURE! It happens, I'm not denying it! But do innocent people stab innocent people in the eye with pencils, too? YES! News flash! Your life is in danger every second of every day! Getting rid of guns isn't going to stop that. But I'll tell you what my gun HAS done. It's stopped a person from stabbing me because I wasn't driving fast enough. It saved me at work while I was being robbed. A gun saved the life of a friend's child who was being attacked by a stray dog in their yard. Yes, guns DO kill. But they also save lives.

5. I have a job in a male dominated field. It does not mean that I am lesbian because I did not opt for a female dominated job or a job with equal amounts of both sexes.

6. I believe strongly in a person's right to marry. That means, if you are a man in love with a man and wish to marry him, MARRY THAT MAN! If you are a woman in love with a woman and wish to marry that woman, MARRY THAT WOMAN! Live long, love each other, and show this world what love is. I'm sorry, but gay marriage is no more of a threat to the sanctity of marriage and family values than some fucking celebrity who changes husbands or wives every two months. If you are lucky enough to fall in love with someone and by the grace of God they fall in love with you, too, then bless you! You are so lucky it's insane.

7. I believe that it should be politically incorrect to make fun of overweight people. You can't make fun of anyone in this country for anything without being given some sort of horrid label, but if you pick on a fat person you are just being healthy. WTF?! You know what I wish for you? I wish for you to have a slow metabolism by 35. I hope your thyroid up and says fuck it one day. Not all fat people sit on their asses all day watching Jerry Springer and eating pork skins. Many people who are overweight have been athletic and active all their lives, but still aren't rail thin. I don't eat fast food. I'm a fruit junkie. I've played basketball and soccer my entire life, and I currently work in a job that is highly physical. I work out every day. Guess what? I'm still fat. I've been fat my entire life and will always be fat. If you have a problem with my fat, don't look. If you open your mouth you can go fuck yourself.

8. Free speech means everyone, not just you. Why is it ok for you to offend me, when you offend me you are just exercising your rights? But if I offend you I should be cursed out, called a Nazi or some other ridiculous label, or I am just labeled a bad person? If you open your yap and spew forth the bullshit you normally spew forth, than I have all the rights to spew my own bullshit. I don't read it if I don't like it. Why don't you try that out for once?

9. Dammit, I support my troops. I don't like war, but you know what? It wasn't the fucking soldiers that declared war. And just because they are soldiers doesn't mean they deserve to be attacked for it. It's a career choice, just like any other. People have all the right in the world to join the military, it's a great career move, and many people are perfect for it. And when we're at war, I'm not going to take out my distaste for the war on the soldiers. I know people who are currently in Iraq or who have been there already. Sure, my one friend I asked if he built a sand castle while he was in Iraq, but I knew he'd find it funny. I don't bother to spew why I don't like the war to him. He knows already. He was there. And he put his life on the line every second he was there. He doesn't deserve to come home to people telling him why the war is wrong.

10. I highly believe in the power of religion and prayer. I am not Christian or anything, I'm a lot of things you wouldn't care to hear about. But I fully and completely support every single person's religious choice, as long as it hurts no one. I do not believe in badgering people into following what you do. I do not believe in trying to convert people. I do not believe in labeling people according to their religion. But I honestly do believe there is an unexplained power in religion, faith, prayer, etc. Whether it is an honest deity or just mind over matter, it really doesn't mean anything. It works for people and comforts them.

11. I support the Constitution. I know I have already said my piece on gun control, but here is one more thing that I mention alone because it does not only stand for the second amendment. If gun ownership is outlawed, an amendment has just been ignored. Once this happens, it is a Constitutional free for all and we won’t have a leg to stand on. When one goes, the rest follow, and it doesn’t matter which one is first. First gun ownership, then what is next? Free speech? Your right to a trial? Consider these things. Most laws are not made to protect you anymore. They protect the criminal. If they come around and collect guns, do you think they are going to get the unregistered guns from the criminals? Of course not. They’re going to get the guns of the competition shooters and the home protection guns, not the bank robbery guns and the homicide on the street guns. But above and beyond that, the reminder of what the second amendment says isn’t just for our health. It is a reminder that ignoring one amendment destroys the rest of them. Think of a housing development. If someone breaks a rule and nothing is done because of it… all the rules become null and void. That is the same for Constitution. If you break one and no one objects to it, we now have a really old piece of paper that means nothing at all.

Ok, I'm done. If you're still here, thanks. If you're not... well, wtf, you aren't reading this anyway. You can feel free to use this post as a basis to whether or not you want to continue to recognize my existence. But please don't be a moron. You aren't going to change my opinions any more than I'm going to change yours. And if you flame the shit out of me you're just advertising to the world what a fucking jackass you really are. Grow up.

Hope you stick around. If not, it was nice knowing you.

Suck Lead did something BAAAAD at 9/01/2006 11:42:00 PM

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