And when everyone had a dildo they fucked each other.I mean in the Wild West when everyone had a gun they still shot each other. When everyone had a sword they still stabbed each other.
And when everyone had a dildo they fucked each other.I mean in the Wild West when everyone had a gun they still shot each other. When everyone had a sword they still stabbed each other.
Can we give everyone a government issues dildo bat like from Saint's Row. I want an epidemic of dickbeatingsAnd when everyone had a dildo they fucked each other.
In many frontier towns, guns were controlled, from restricting open carry to outright bans.I mean in the Wild West when everyone had a gun they still shot each other.
I think the general idea of duelling in the medieval era was that you agree to turn up with your second, and then actually turn up with a lot more than that, and hope your opponent is an honourable mug (e.g. Saint Magnus).People in the medieval era seemed really polite and gentlemanly right before they stabbed each other. Haven't you seen all the movies with the glove slapping and the dueling and the honor? Please ignore the raping and pillaging.
Up until this century, Bowie knives were banned in Texas for similar reasons, but nobody cared.In many frontier towns, guns were controlled, from restricting open carry to outright bans.
As not seen to a large extent elsewhere in the West.Additionally, better gun control is a pipe dream. The more crack down there is, the more the wrong people will turn to illegal means of acquiring them.
Is there anywhere else in the west that fetishizes guns and gun ownership like the U.S.? Or as divisive by any given metric socially/politically/culturally/etc.?As not seen to a large extent elsewhere in the West.
Not really.Is there anywhere else in the west that fetishizes guns and gun ownership like the U.S.? Or as divisive by any given metric socially/politically/culturally/etc.?
Hang on, are we saying the problem isn't guns, the problem is Americans?Is there anywhere else in the west that fetishizes guns and gun ownership like the U.S.? Or as divisive by any given metric socially/politically/culturally/etc.?
It's Americans. +200 years ago, some guys with muskets drew up a document giving the right to bear arms to the citizens of its nascent, newly-independent country should the government ever overstep its bounds, and another revolution might be necessary. Fast-forward to today, and 2nd amendment thumpers rabidly protect that "freedumb" by wielding automatic weapons and various other weapons of mass execution because it's the "same thing."Hang on, are we saying the problem isn't guns, the problem is Americans?