Frankly, I'm shocked that so many here see a disconnect between Double Guns and politics as it relates to the Second Amendment. Who here really believes that we would even have these guns to discuss if it were not for this Constitutional freedom and the good fortune to mostly elect politicians who respect it, whether out of true conviction or political expediency for job security? With so many examples around the world of gun ownership rights being lost to Liberal and Progressive forces, I get rightly suspicious of those who poo-poo the same efforts here and say it can't or won't happen. I truly believe that many of those here, who mostly only seem to post or comment to voice disdain for support of the Second Amendment on a Doublegun forum, actually may have an anti gun agenda. Really Dave, look at most of the posts from many of these individuals from the time they joined. The only time they come out of the woodwork is to feign indignation that discussion of Anti-gun politicians or legislation will somehow degrade this fine and civil forum and cause Doublegun scholars to flee, never to return. BULLSHIT- BULLSHIT-BULLSHIT. Anyone that genteel and sensitive probably couldn't handle the recoil of a .22 birdshot shell in a 14 pound double. I don't believe it and anybody with half a brain ought to be skeptical. Dave, I hope you will reconsider. Most topics that are off topic or politically gun rights related are described as such in the header. Don't like it? Don't click on it. What could be simpler? Don't like me or what I say? Use the girlish ignore feature. We have the tools and the technology. There is really no need to push most of these so-called "off-topic" topics to some seldom seen back burner status. Since many of them seem to run into double digit numbers of pages of responses, the claim that they are driving folks away would be hysterical if not for its' ulterior motive. Dave, I do respect that this is your site, and I think it's great that you have run it in a very Democratic manner, polling us on many issues. I hope you will weigh carefully which topics should be relegated to the new sub-forum. Thank you, Keith
Last edited by keith; 12/15/08 10:42 PM.
