Because this isn't an example of a human being striving, as hard as he can, and figuring out a way to adapt and safely continue enjoying his hobby! No!
It's an example of someone whose guns need to be taken away because he's an evil disabled person.
Mikeb, we don't trust you. The fact that you tagged this article, disqualified people, shows everything we need to know about your attitudes.
As I said on my own blog, whenever anyone is considering which side is better, gun rights or gun control, this article needs to be remembered. It shows clearly who each side is.
Mikeb, here's something for you to consider: Guaranteeing equal access to accomodations and not discriminating against persons with disabilities is one of the major civil rights gains in the last several decades. Why do you want to roll that back?
I don't share your bigotry. Just because someone is missing a limb or is confined to a wheelchair or the like doesn't mean that the person cannot safely use guns. But thanks for showing your hypocrisy again about disabled people. Shall we also bar them from public accomdations? Think of all the money we could save by not installing elevators and ramps, money that could be used for medical care or something similar.
That man is astonishing. He's an illustration of the best of the human spirit, the urge to live, rather than surrender to what life throws at us.
ReplyDeleteMikeb, the fact that you tag this article with "disqualified people" shows what a disgusting, vile, low, filthy, evil bigot you are.
Because this isn't an example of a human being striving, as hard as he can, and figuring out a way to adapt and safely continue enjoying his hobby! No!
ReplyDeleteIt's an example of someone whose guns need to be taken away because he's an evil disabled person.
You make me sick sometimes.
Actually I love this guy and although severely disabled people like him should be disarmed as a rule, he would be the exception.
ReplyDeleteMikeb, we don't trust you. The fact that you tagged this article, disqualified people, shows everything we need to know about your attitudes.
DeleteAs I said on my own blog, whenever anyone is considering which side is better, gun rights or gun control, this article needs to be remembered. It shows clearly who each side is.
Umm, how's he supposed to be an exception to the rule when he would have been disqualified before he could even practice?
DeleteYeah, that's a problem, TS. What's your suggestion, that we let everybody and anybody own guns regardless of physical disability?
DeleteYep.
DeleteMikeb, here's something for you to consider: Guaranteeing equal access to accomodations and not discriminating against persons with disabilities is one of the major civil rights gains in the last several decades. Why do you want to roll that back?
ReplyDeleteWhy do you want unfit people to have guns? The guy in the video is one in a million. Generally people with severe handicaps cannot safely use guns.
DeleteI don't share your bigotry. Just because someone is missing a limb or is confined to a wheelchair or the like doesn't mean that the person cannot safely use guns. But thanks for showing your hypocrisy again about disabled people. Shall we also bar them from public accomdations? Think of all the money we could save by not installing elevators and ramps, money that could be used for medical care or something similar.
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