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I find it amazing that the gun industry still makes a weapon that floats in the air and magically fires off at random killing people.

They really need to stop that!!!!

I find it amazing that the gun industry still makes a weapon that floats in the air and magically fires off at random killing people.

Its crazy really. I've given shelter and a loving home to firearms whose previous owners could no longer care for them, and also to others that looked so lonely sitting on a shelf. Many of them felt neglected during hunting season when my 338 was given the most attention. One night I caught my casull and VTR at the loading bench cranking out armor-piercing rounds capable of shooting down 747's up to a 10 mile range. I gave them a stern talking, and found out they were trying to sneak out that night to go rob a convenient store.

Unfortunately, all my guns were lost in a tragic boating accident but it did make me realize how wrong I was to own those horrible things. Thankfully I've changed my ways and now send generous donations to PETA and the Brady campaign.