You've been wrong this entire time, just stop replying already, I'll insult whomever I please and still be right as rain.

Also, gun owning, misogynistic, homophobic, racist and a bunch of other I can't remember. Those ones based on my ownership of guns.

Perfect comparison, the flag burning. On a somewhat related note, I got into it with 2 cops and a Marine on Facebook a month ago because they were advocating for the torture of the surviving Boston bombing suspect.

It's not the first time. I generally try to discuss the big picture and for some reason that angers people, I'll never understand why.

So you agree with me and have been arguing needlessly this whole time, and incorrectly by the looks of the other response?

Oh, okay. That's why basic firearm safety does obviously reduce incidences of negligent discharges? That's why gun safety laws are shown to reduce deaths? How could that be if NOTHING makes owning a gun even slightly more safe for the gun owner?

It does exist if you're a gun owner. Leaving a loaded gun with the hammer cocked in your pocket is more dangerous than leaving an unloaded gun in a locked safe. Common sense. Putting your finger on the trigger of a loaded gun and pointing it at your head is LESS SAFE than not putting your finger on the trigger of an…

My girlfriend owns as many guns as I do, oh no I bet she's fucking terrified! See? Propaganda on your end.

I never said they can be perfectly safe, I've said the opposite actually and I was talking to one person specifically.

Yeah, the word passion is only acceptable for jobs/hobbies and your lover.

No shit, I've already brought that up. Thanks for being preachy for no reason twice.

I don't give a shit, and statistics based on other's peoples fuck ups mean nothing to me personally. I don't need your preachy nonsense, thanks.

Yes, I was talking about the hypothetical "future" of allowing them to exist but somehow dealing with the worst offenders.

It is if you keep it loaded in the safe. Or you can carry it on your person, you just can't leave it lying around.

I guess it can mean that, but I'm taking it to mean sexually "forward" and not timid.

That commercial a while back where women keep standing near bushes trimmed like their...ahem...bush, was really fucking awkward to say the least.

Yep, then she claimed I changed my argument when it never changed.

"My hands are soft, and precious. Your cold coffee is damaging them!"

I can't decide who has a more punchable face, him or Maher.

You touched on the eternal debate, where people argue over how something they wear should or should not matter to others.