They're right, you know. There's no point in having guns if you cannot use them. If using a gun for one of its intended purposes, under threat of ones own life, will get your life ruined and future raped to death like a coalburner, there's no point in having guns.
Also, all levels of gun use are valid under threat of one's life. Guns are not panic buttons for one to mash wildly, and for some reason even the most ardent gun rights supporters you could find on the Internet have been convinced otherwise. Retards like these two (>>9829362, ) use Jew-made logic like this to make it easier to simply move on from the issue, even though it's gross injustice and a violation a man's God-given right. If he fired into the air, he'd be stupid for shooting a warning shot. If he shot one person, he'd be a cold-blooded killer. If he did what these retarded goyim have been conditioned to do and just spasmed his index finger against the trigger, like a flustered housewife with no control of his aim, he'd end up getting charged with however many laws against doing just that the kikes in California have been cooking up over the years, and the shitheads would be okay with that too.
But what am I going to do about this, you ask. Nothing. None of us will do anything. That's not really my point here. You, the reader, I, and everyone else who won't even see this comment need to break this conditioning in regards to the use of firearms. Michael Strickland's life was in danger, and again, that was admitted in court: they were advancing to do him or his property harm. His brandishing of the gun, showing that he was capable of defending his life with deadly force, was enough to overcome that threat. Him even having to go to court over the issue is a violation of his Second Amendment right to bear arms. "Bear" does not mean "collect". It doesn't mean "can have and hold". It means he has a right to use the gun when necessary. The level of usage he chooses to take to alleviate the situation is of no matter. That is what makes this a federal-level issue, not a state-level: his fundamental rights were violated by the government. Stop playing the Jews' game, because you cannot win, and in doing so, you already succumb to the suppression of your God-given rights.
Wrong. Dumb. It is very easy to prove, especially in this case, because they admitted in court that they were a threat to his life. Secondly, your comment doesn't even make sense. If he can draw and not have to shoot, then the gun has served its purpose. Conditioning people (like you've been conditioned) to think that death must occur to warrant the use of a firearm only serves to make it seem justified to punish the gun-bearer when it doesn't and to give reason to punish the gun-bearer anyway when it does. Heads they win; tails you lose. Stop playing the Jew game.
Guns are not digital, and neither are their use. I want people to realize this.