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In reply to the discussion: So, what, exactly, is the gun culture? [View all]onehandle
(51,122 posts)97. Additionally, It's someone so obsessed with guns that they will spend part of their everyday...
...embedded at a 'librul' board, spewing their NRA talking points, careful not to go 'over the line.'
A few of them lost their shit after Newtown and were tombstoned. But some of them, and their sockpuppets still pollute DU.
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The several posts on "your child's first rifle" probably outline the divide best
Recursion
May 2013
#1
People who vote for guns over their family's best interests, gun hoarders, gun show McVeigh types...
onehandle
May 2013
#4
There's a difference between true historical artifacts and treating modern day weaponry like stamps.
Tommy_Carcetti
May 2013
#14
Gun culture to me is just the name for the group of enthusiasts who like them and the things they do
justanidea
May 2013
#16
I think folks who incorporate references to guns in their DU User Name, are likely GC members.
Hoyt
May 2013
#28
She didn't promote more guns in more places, practice with targets resembling humans, drool over
Hoyt
May 2013
#60
Self-defense is always a good reason for RKBA -- and a concealed-carry permit (she had one).
Eleanors38
May 2013
#82
IMO, the phrase "gun culture" is used by those who either want (a) a repeat of the '94 election
AnotherMcIntosh
May 2013
#26
I think those who use the threat of voting Republican over guns, are likely GC members.
Hoyt
May 2013
#29
Seeing the poll numbers of those who voted against background checks drop put a smile on my face
Bjorn Against
May 2013
#77
No universal "culture", but you can split it in two general positive/negative groups
Blue_Tires
May 2013
#43
I would agree. What percentage of gun owners do you think fall into each group?
Common Sense Party
May 2013
#103
Agreed. I don't know any Group Two types personally. I know there are some
Common Sense Party
May 2013
#106
There's a LOT of self-righteousness in ANY culture. Look at the environmentalist movement.
Common Sense Party
May 2013
#107
if I presume that 20 different people will give me 22 different answers to one question, I'm either
LanternWaste
May 2013
#52
If by redneck you mean rural dwelling blue collar types, I have to disagree.
Tommy_Carcetti
May 2013
#69
Too hard to pin down. For some it's simply the belief 2A protects an individual right.
cherokeeprogressive
May 2013
#70