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STEVE M · November 24, 2001, 04:22 PM

coz, are you going to leave the guns out in the 4 rooms during a party? What if one of your guests who didn't understand firearms and who came to the party drunk or stoned found them? I realy think that if you have more than a couple of guests over then all guns should be secured, either locked up or on your person.
tobeat1, I don't think I would start shooting on the off chance that it will be a mass murder. If I went by that logic I could shoot all 20-30 year old white males who look normal, talk nice, and are a little bit shy because they may be a mass murderer ala Ted Bundy. Until they actualy start to do something to make it seem to be more than a robbery then you have no justification in shooting them. Once they do cross over that line THEN all bets are off and you will have to shoot them.

November 24, 2001, 04:22 PM	#13
STEVE M Senior Member Join Date: February 7, 1999 Location: TN. USA Posts: 607	coz, are you going to leave the guns out in the 4 rooms during a party? What if one of your guests who didn't understand firearms and who came to the party drunk or stoned found them? I realy think that if you have more than a couple of guests over then all guns should be secured, either locked up or on your person. tobeat1, I don't think I would start shooting on the off chance that it will be a mass murder. If I went by that logic I could shoot all 20-30 year old white males who look normal, talk nice, and are a little bit shy because they may be a mass murderer ala Ted Bundy. Until they actualy start to do something to make it seem to be more than a robbery then you have no justification in shooting them. Once they do cross over that line THEN all bets are off and you will have to shoot them. __________________ MOLON LABE! I've joined the 300.