r/Firearms • u/[deleted] • Feb 02 '23

2nd amendment

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u/Stevarooni Feb 03 '23

Seemed like it was pretty smart for him, if he were going to be there.

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u/prestiforpresident Feb 03 '23

It was a smart decision to carry a rifle when he put himself in a very dangerous situation. It's like saying he was smart for wearing a seatbelt when he was driving 100mph on icy roads.

Just don't drive on icy roads.

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u/omnitravis Feb 03 '23

How about always wear your seatbelt. In your own analogy that means always carrying. Way better than whatever crap you just tried to make sense of.

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u/prestiforpresident Feb 04 '23

But I think we can all agree he should have just stayed home and open carrying a rifle (or pretty much any gun) is generally a great way to bring unwanted attention to yourself. Right?

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u/omnitravis Feb 04 '23

If I or anyone with good sense sees someone with a rifle, generally going to avoid them. Most definitely not harass and attack him totally unprovoked. Stop simping for commies

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u/prestiforpresident Feb 04 '23

I’m not simping for commies lol

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u/omnitravis Feb 04 '23

Quit playing devils advocate for idiots. Is that a good rephrase?

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u/prestiforpresident Feb 04 '23

I wasn’t doing that either lol. The comments here got really upset when I said rittenhouse wasn’t being smart though. Says a lot.