Guns and Alcohol: Gun Owners Drink More and Take More Risks

[spookyturtle 9,466]

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If he wasn't driving, I don't see how the contents of his glove compartment are relevant.

It figures. Dumb redneck conservatives doing something ignorant and illegal. Anyone caught DUI and with a firearm should lose both licenses.

[natty bumppo 297]

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If he wasn't driving, I don't see how the contents of his glove compartment are relevant.

he was in the truck ... so were the posted contents

even as a passenger ... the two things mentioned were apparently true ... he was in the truck and so were the posted contents.

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he was in the truck ... so were the posted contents

even as a passenger ... the two things mentioned were apparently true ... he was in the truck and so were the posted contents.

lol@"the posted contents"

[Teddy B 17,252]

It figures. Dumb redneck conservatives doing something ignorant and illegal. Anyone caught DUI and with a firearm should lose both licenses.

But no one got died homey.

[natty bumppo 297]

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lol@"the posted contents"

i'm not sure what else was in the truck ... maybe he should post pics so we know what really happened ...

[spookyturtle 9,466]

In Canada and Britain almost half of all burglaries occur when someone is home. Less than 13% in the US. Why ?

Because US criminals are smarter and only rob when there is less chance to get caught.

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Because US criminals are smarter and only rob when there is less chance to get caught.

superior public school system. hug a teacher.

[natty bumppo 297]

Because US criminals are smarter and only rob when there is less chance to get caught.

no sure many criminals really want to enter when someone is home in TX ... for some reason the likelihood of this action being a career limiting move is rather high.

[Penny Lane 8,159]

I am going to give Herschel the benefit of the doubt and believe he did not do something as stupid as driving drunk.

[spookyturtle 9,466]

I am going to give Herschel the benefit of the doubt and believe he did not do something as stupid as driving drunk.

Agreed. But he is from the south. And we know how those dumb, southern, ignorant, beer swilling NASCAR loving inbred's behave.

[natty bumppo 297]

I am going to give Herschel the benefit of the doubt and believe he did not do something as stupid as driving drunk.

agree ... i think this was more likely the scenario

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hxRoXuPjAKc

Edited January 3, 2013 by natty bumppo

[Bad_Daddy 2,209]

It was a recent study by the British Medical Journal who gleaned the data. But why do you think 12 years would make the data obsolete? It still correlates to the number of gun homicides and alcohol. We know from drunk drivers that alcohol makes people do stupid sh!t. Why not make it a severe penalty if a gun owner is found intoxicated while in possession of a gun that they can't possess firearms for a period of time and make it permanent for repeat offenders? The NRA supports stiffer penalties for law breakers - this should be a noncontroversial issue.

First off who's going to keep their weapon unloaded and locked up? What good does that do? Secondly how about you take a trip to Oakland and start disarming all those unregistered gun owners. Go for it...I'l even chip in for your gas.

[The Nature Boy 4,224]

We're you driving too?

well duh. it was only 2 miles from home and i could still see. Ahh the aroma of Makers Mark waffling thru the vehicle

[Penny Lane 8,159]

well duh. it was only 2 miles from home and i could still see. Ahh the aroma of Makers Mark waffling thru the vehicle

Please be joking.

[spookyturtle 9,466]

well duh. it was only 2 miles from home and i could still see. Ahh the aroma of Makers Mark waffling thru the vehicle

Well that makes it ok then.