Hee-hee, made you look.
It’s fun, but then you will never know.
Racial diversity isn’t required at private events

You’re so cool N2L – One day, I want to be just like you.

Jonny

A fun family outing. Youtube calls it “crazy,” but they are a pack of liberals, so it doesn’t count.
This is an annual event, held at Knob Creek, Kentucky. I’ve got to get there for this event.

I didn’t see any black people attending that ‘fun family outing’.
Wait, don’t tell me, they where the moving targets right?
You guys are SO out there!

Jonny

Although pacifism has its adherents, the American legal system is not among them. As criminal law scholar Herbert Weschler observed, the right of crime victims to use deadly force is based on what Weschler called the “universal judgment that there is no social interest in preserving the lives of the aggressors at the cost of those of their victims.” [122]

The American people overwhelmingly believe that it is legitimate to use deadly force against criminal attack, and that it is moral not just for government employees, but for crime victims to do so. A 1985 Gallup survey asked “If the situation arose, would you use deadly force against another person in self-defense?” Only 13% said “no.” (And presumably some of those 13% were expressing their own choice, but would not felonize persons who chose differently.)

After Bernhard Goetz shot four teenagers who were attempting to rob him on a Manhattan subway in 1984, a Newsweek poll asked: “Do you feel that taking the law into one’s own hands, often called vigilantism is justified by circumstances?” (The question was phrased in a way that was quite prejudicial to self-defense; “vigilantism” has nothing to do with self-defense, but instead refers to extra- judicial punishment of a suspect by a mob. [123] ) The question was asked in two separate surveys; in one group, 23% said that violence was never justified; in the other survey, 17% so opined. [124]

Plainly then, the very large majority of the American people believe that use of force, including deadly force if necessary, is a legitimate response to dangerous criminal attacks. In a society that respects liberty of conscience, this large majority should not attempt to force its morality of lawful self-defense onto the minority of the population that would prefer to see themselves and their families raped, robbed, and slaughtered rather than to use force. At the same time, the pacifist minority should not attempt to force its morality onto the majority that approves of lawful defensive force.

The emphasized portion was done by me, as I fully concur with his assessment.
Shall Issue.