Can't disagree wit ya weeds my man, especially because no major changes/ additions were made to the D. Hopefully they really did have a DL coaching problem that Covington will solve, Hobbs will produce more in a much better system, and that the rest of the CB guys play at least to their talent level.
Geez I have never fired a gun in my life. It is tempting to get one, get trained/practice. I just can't get comfortable with the idea of a gun in the house, even for the sole purpose of defense. And I would never carry one around, although those are the times when it would be more useful, I think.
Agreed. And I won't be surprised if any of these teams wins the North.
I get your perspective of wanting to beat Rodgers but tbh I’m going to love when I watch him do the belt in the highlight reel and says I still own you lol
I think you should go to a permit to carry class and visit some shooting classes to get trained properly. IMO everyone should carry. Then reconsider. I respect your thoughts tho! Myself and wife never leave the house without it. We had a guy try to break in our house in the city before I moved into the country when we had all our kids home at 8 at night even tho he was trying to get in I never pulled on him because I didn’t see a weapon. When you are trained for situations you can react and stay somewhat calm. He punched me as I was moving him away from the house. I then proceeded to give him the worst beatdown he ever had. Broke his eye socket jaw knocked out 3 teeth. After it was over his parents who were 70s yrs old tried to press charges on me.. nothing happened but he got away with all his charges and they were dropped by the county. I live in MN
Yeah that whole shtick of Rodgers owning the Bears was great. If I remember, I think he first did it spontaneously after rushing for a TD at Soldier Field. It was awesome.
And that's called justice? Well you certainly got your licks in.
See I didn't even know there were these classes. I can't disagree that everyone should carry. It's a dangerous world, and we shouldn't have to fear for our safety if we're going out for dinner, or anything for that matter.
It would have been justified if he was eliminated… but just cuz it was doesn’t make it right. I handled the situation. If I felt like there was nothing I could do I wouldn’t have chanced nothing.. it’s a last resort and will differ from person to person.
I’ve always said the people at the top play both sides against one another. Meanwhile they are stealing from the little guy.
I'll admit rookie quarterbacks can be good. JJ was good in college but the NFL is different and I just don't see how the first game of the season.... the bright lights of Monday night football...... of course I think we will win of course Vikings fans think they will win Green Bay fans should hate us both so we'll see how it plays out but I think my defense coordinator is going to throw the kitchen sink at JJ and see how he responds for 4 quarters.
I have that game as a loss for the Vikings.
Well, think of it this way. The police are not there to protect you. Period. They have zero duty to protect you. Their gun is for their protection, not yours. So, who protects you and your family?
That sounds ridiculous about the police.
Before FL became a Constitutional carry state, both my wife and I got our concealed carry licenses. I didn't carry for the first two years. Then one day at the gas station about 2 miles from my house, I heard what sounded like gunfire, but I thought, nah, can't be. Not in my little sleepy town. Finished pumping gas and went to the paint store. As I was leaving the station, I heard sirens. Didn't think much about it. Turns out a guy opened fire in a Pizza joint half a block away from me. I've carried it outside the house every time I go since. Tucked in my waistband, shirt covering it. Brought it with me the last time I drove to WI. Right through Chicago. Taught my kid how to shoot when she was 12. She is a better shot now than I am. Now that she turned 21 she wants to carry. I told her I would buy the gun of her choice the day she gets he carry license.
True. Since 1984, there have been at last count, I believe, 10 cases to the Supreme Court. And the court always comes back saying the same thing. The police have no duty to protect anyone. Period. Ever notice most police departments no longer have "To protect and serve" on their cars? They used to. Not anymore.
Oh, I had a PPk for a while, too! It's a great carry piece... a little larger than the LCP II, but smoother lines, rounder edges so the profile isn't as noticeable in your clothes.
I carry a Springfield Armory XDs-40 3.3. 3.3 in barrel, .40 cal. 7 shots. I was carrying the little Ruger .380, but I don't like the fact it doesn't have a safety. The XDS has grip safety. My kid wants the Hellcat. We have a local place that rents guns for firing. So you can try out different models. The Hellcat is 11+1 9mm subcompact. Small enough for her hands but still worth carrying.
That doesn't mean that most won't try to protect if they are there.
True. But it's not their job. Which most people don't understand. According to the SC, the police's job is to investigate crime and arrest criminals. That's it. Technically, it's not even dealing with protesters or rioters.
Good stuff. I carry a simple P235 Sig. it’s only 7 shots but I stock hollow points and if I’m at a store I carry an extra clip to get me away/out of a bind.
It just means you're a decent human being to have those reservations.
