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A team-by-team sampling of opinions about guns in the NFL.
I kindof think the guys who said something along the lines of "If you are going to a place that you feel you need a gun, then you shouldn't be going there".
i thinkm its pretty common sense if you feel the need to carry bcz u dont feel safe wtf would you go there.
Who cares if its yoru odl stomping grounds you moved up in life why would u want go back to the pit u
crawled out of
You make millions, hire a freaking bodyguard or two....
"ThorSPL" wrote:
but that would make sense, and as you may have noticed, plax is missing a couple of screws upstairsQuote:
You make millions, hire a freaking bodyguard or two....
"Marrdro" wrote:
I never agreed with the line of thinking because it would eliminate a lot of players homes and communities.Quote:
http://www.sportingnews.com/yourturn...c.php?t=494019Quote:
A team-by-team sampling of opinions about guns in the NFL.
I kindof think the guys who said something along the lines of "If you are going to a place that you feel you need a gun, then you shouldn't be going there".
I have my degree in social work and unfortunately have had a lot of experience working with poor inner city youth.
The problem is a lot of young african americans grow up lookng as guns as the only means to solve issues, because it was what was seen.
Now I don't condone the issue, but I for one is smart enough to realize its not just an easy slam dunk case.
There are lots of factors that go into this issue.
Mike
"i_bleed_purple" wrote:
When they were handing out brains, he thought they said trains and he said he already had oneQuote:
"ThorSPL" wrote:
but that would make sense, and as you may have noticed, plax is missing a couple of screws upstairsQuote:
You make millions, hire a freaking bodyguard or two....
I'm not 100% sure that carrying or not carrying a gun is a good idea in all situations, but I certainly can tell you what is NOT a good idea, and that would be illegally carrying a gun and shooting yourself in the leg.
"Mikecarter81" wrote:
Well, It is a pretty sound philosophy if you look at it and apply another truism/saying: "Nothing good happens at 2:00 in the morning." ;D Out partying, clubbing, packing heat. Bad mixture. Nothing good was going to come of it, and sure enough..... At least take a firearm class if you are going to be armed. I'll bet plax holds the pistol sideways when he shoots it too. ;D I have never understood that. The sights are ON TOP of the gun for a reason.Quote:
"Marrdro" wrote:
I never agreed with the line of thinking because it would eliminate a lot of players homes and communities.Quote:
http://www.sportingnews.com/yourturn...c.php?t=494019Quote:
A team-by-team sampling of opinions about guns in the NFL.
I kindof think the guys who said something along the lines of "If you are going to a place that you feel you need a gun, then you shouldn't be going there".
I have my degree in social work and unfortunately have had a lot of experience working with poor inner city youth.
The problem is a lot of young african americans grow up lookng as guns as the only means to solve issues, because it was what was seen.
Now I don't condone the issue, but I for one is smart enough to realize its not just an easy slam dunk case.
There are lots of factors that go into this issue.
Mike
Since the dawn of football, when has their ever been a time that a football player has benefited from or could have benefited from carrying a hand gun?
Since the dawn of football, how many players have had repercussions & gotten into trouble from carrying a hand gun?
"singersp" wrote:
Well unfortunately a gun is a gun, it doesn't matter if its a hand gun or a rifle.Quote:
Since the dawn of football, when has their ever been a time that a football player has benefited from or could have benefited from carrying a hand gun?
Since the dawn of football, how many players have had repercussions & gotten into trouble from carrying a hand gun?
The constitution affords un the right to bear arms.
I agree with you that it doesn't seem reasonable to have a hand gun in that situation , but I can also say honestly I have friends who are deer hunters, who often have a side arm who go into bars after a nice day of hunting.
Is it necessary?
I would say not at all.
Also this is not in inner city chicago, but rather back home in North Dakota.
Mike