Harris: ‘If somebody breaks into my house, they’re getting shot’

[Bradskii]

She thought it was racist.

Well, we don't want that I guess.

 

[Hammster]

Well, we don't want that I guess.

Right. False views are wrong.

 

[Bradskii]

She must be good at it having fooled so many into believing she actually knows what she is doing as a leader.

What is she leading? I know she's leading the polls.

 

[BPPLEE]

I'm sure you'll be able to find the reasons why she held that position.

It was racist! Of course.

 

[Bradskii]

If someone would have asked her what kind of gun she has she would have been lost. What make, what model, what caliber?

Ah, the risible comment was from Team Trump: x.com

'Can Kamala describe the make and model of the gun she allegedly owns?'

 

[BPPLEE]

Ah, the risible comment was from Team Trump: x.com

'Can Kamala describe the make and model of the gun she allegedly owns?'

Thanks. My first time seeing it
Is shooting someone funny?

 

[Bradskii]

Thanks. My first time seeing it
Is shooting someone funny?

No, but asking if she knows what type of gun she has is. I'll go with Collins:

'...ridiculous and does not deserve to be taken seriously.'

 

[BPPLEE]

No, but asking if she knows what type of gun she has is. I'll go with Collins:

'...ridiculous and does not deserve to be taken seriously.'

She couldn't stop herself from laughing.
And yes, any follow up questions are ridiculous to Harris supporters.

 

[marycherry3]

I live in the uk so if someone breaks into my house they will get a frying pan over their head lol

 

[BPPLEE]

Ah, the risible comment was from Team Trump: x.com

'Can Kamala describe the make and model of the gun she allegedly owns?'

I like what someone said, her policies change as often as her accent

 

[BPPLEE]

I have about 15 swords.

Many designs, all cool.

I believe in non violence. In style.

My gun is in a level 3 security holster on my duty belt. I practice drawing it regularly.
But if someone broke in I might have to grab another weapon,
I can't get the gun out unless I'm wearing it

 

[A2SG]

I like what someone said, her policies change as often as her accent

All I can say is I look forward to many other such jokes over the next eight years of President Haŕris' administration.

-- A2SG, keep 'em coming, guys!

 

[dogs4thewin]

All I can say is I look forward to many other such jokes over the next eight years of President Haŕris' administration.

-- A2SG, keep 'em coming, guts!

She has not won once yet muchless twice.

 

[Hammster]

Let’s be honest here. The reason someone’s going to get shot if they break into her house is because she has Secret Service protection.

 

[BPPLEE]

All I can say is I look forward to many other such jokes over the next eight years of President Haŕris' administration.

-- A2SG, keep 'em coming, guys!

If she serves four the only way she gets re.elected is giving amnesty to all the illegal migrants and registering them to vote, and same for all the refugees.
That's the plan though, isn't it?

 

[FenderTL5]

Ah, the risible comment was from Team Trump: x.com

'Can Kamala describe the make and model of the gun she allegedly owns?'

Ha! yes I've encountered that several times. It's as-if not knowing make, model and how many grains of powder are in the ammo disqualifies one as a gun owner.

Anecdote: I have two handguns. One is a Glock I inherited (along with the ammo) when my father passed. I don't know anything else about it. I couldn't go buy ammo for it without looking at it first, cuz' I just don't know. I've shot it, target practicing. I know how it works and what I can do with it.
The other one is my "gun show loop-hole" gun. I know a little more about it.

Why do I call it a "gun show loop-hole" gun? That's because several years ago when I lived in a different state, I went to the nearby "Big Gun and Knife Show" and walked through the exhibits. On my way out I stopped at a booth and told the attendant I wanted to buy, "one of those 380 automatics.".
The attendant placed his hand on a stack of boxes and asked, "do you want to buy one from the store?"
Then placed his hand on a stack of three or four boxes and asked, "or do you want to buy one from my personal collection?"
I asked, "What's the difference?" The answer, the guns are identicle but one required a background check and would take about thirty minutes. The other didn't, and I could be on my way. I chose option two. The reciept made to "cash" is still in the box, in the cabinet where it's stored.
I've told this story in some circles and its veracity has been challenged because I don't know all the gun expert specifics, like what brand, kind of ammo etc.

 

[BPPLEE]

Ha! yes I've encountered that several times. It's as-if not knowing make, model and how many grains of powder are in the ammo disqualifies one as a gun owner.

Anecdote: I have two handguns. One is a Glock I inherited (along with the ammo) when my father passed. I don't know anything else about it. I couldn't go buy ammo for it without looking at it first, cuz' I just don't know. I've shot it, target practicing. I know how it works and what I can do with it.
The other one is my "gun show loop-hole" gun. I know a little more about it.

Why do I call it a "gun show loop-hole" gun? That's because several years ago when I lived in a different state, I went to the nearby "Big Gun and Knife Show" and walked through the exhibits. On my way out I stopped at a booth and told the attendant I wanted to buy, "one of those 380 automatics.".
The attendant placed his hand on a stack of boxes and asked, "do you want to buy one from the store?"
Then placed his hand on a stack of three or four boxes and asked, "or do you want to buy one from my personal collection?"
I asked, "What's the difference?" The answer, the guns are identicle but one required a background check and would take about thirty minutes. The other didn't, and I could be on my way. I chose option two. The reciept made to "cash" is still in the box, in the cabinet where it's stored.
I've told this story in some circles and its veracity has been challenged because I don't know all the gun expert specifics, like what brand, kind of ammo etc.

Most people can specify, rifle, shotgun or pistol.
Since she wasn't asked we don't know

 

[Hammster]

Ha! yes I've encountered that several times. It's as-if not knowing make, model and how many grains of powder are in the ammo disqualifies one as a gun owner.

Anecdote: I have two handguns. One is a Glock I inherited (along with the ammo) when my father passed. I don't know anything else about it. I couldn't go buy ammo for it without looking at it first, cuz' I just don't know. I've shot it, target practicing. I know how it works and what I can do with it.
The other one is my "gun show loop-hole" gun. I know a little more about it.

Why do I call it a "gun show loop-hole" gun? That's because several years ago when I lived in a different state, I went to the nearby "Big Gun and Knife Show" and walked through the exhibits. On my way out I stopped at a booth and told the attendant I wanted to buy, "one of those 380 automatics.".
The attendant placed his hand on a stack of boxes and asked, "do you want to buy one from the store?"
Then placed his hand on a stack of three or four boxes and asked, "or do you want to buy one from my personal collection?"
I asked, "What's the difference?" The answer, the guns are identicle but one required a background check and would take about thirty minutes. The other didn't, and I could be on my way. I chose option two. The reciept made to "cash" is still in the box, in the cabinet where it's stored.
I've told this story in some circles and its veracity has been challenged because I don't know all the gun expert specifics, like what brand, kind of ammo etc.

And you have those at the ready for home defense?

 

[FenderTL5]

Most people can specify, rifle, shotgun or pistol.
Since she wasn't asked we don't know

then why does this matter?

What make, what model, what caliber?

You're the one who thinks it should be asked.

 

[FenderTL5]

And you have those at the ready for home defense?

Sort of but not really, I know where they're locked up.
I don't feel that fearful or threatened.