Warms My Heart - Two Times!

60% of voters, eh?

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So 40% of them are idiots.

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ā€œNever underestimate the stupidity of the voter.ā€ - Wise Old Man

:wink:

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Ah, there we go! Nice.

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I am an irresponsible ass. I can’t keep up with my phone, wallet, glasses or car keys. Although I’m proficient with a weapon, I’ve always concluded that the danger I pose to an innocent child due to my irresponsible behavior if I carried a gun, exceeds the probability I’ll need a gun for protection. Around 3 decades ago, I told this to the wife. The other day, I told her that the world has declined and now the probability I’ll need a gun, exceeds the probability a child will get hurt due to my carelessness. I’ll start carrying beginning next year and I’m sorry this time has arrived.

Just make it a part of you. You need to feel something amiss when you aren’t carrying, and not notice it when you are.

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Thats how I feel about my iPhone :grinning:.

It’s in the same vein. I came back from a deployment and it took over a month before I felt normal without my kit and weapon. When I carry now, I only notice it when I first put it on in the morning. Within a few minutes I don’t notice it. I do notice that I don’t have it on if I should go out without it.

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Not that it was an active deployment but when I came home from an extended exercise I would be constantly looking for my webbing and rifle so I get it. It’s a weird feeling.

Be in full kit, with a full combat load, for the better part of 6 months. It’s the weight of the ammo that makes its absence felt the most.

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Just don’t get the two mixed up when you need the gun. :wink: