Thread: Shooting: The sport all of us enjoy - do your part in preserving the ability to do so

I noticed in one of the police submissions this fancy chart full or corporate-speak. The bubble that says "Be Safe, Feel Safe" reminds me of a gun control debate I had with wifey last year. The masses are being fed lies (alternative facts, if you like) by the police association that the stats don't support. The masses that aren't LFAOs (and some that are) will support further restrictions on the law abiding because it will make them "feel safe", even though there may be little to no change in actual, tangible, measureable safety. For most, a perceived increase in safety is enough to warrant infringing on the rights of others. Warrantless searches, no more nice things, etc.

Those that trade their freedom for security deserve neither.

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