Top 10 ways to spot a Fudd (HUMOR)

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    Written in response to
    https://www.huffingtonpost.com/entry/opinion-ashe-guns-hunting_us_5af04b20e4b041fd2d28bd88
    [h=1]An Open Letter From Hunters About Gun Reform[/h]
    Daniel Ashe
    Guest Writer





    Here’s where we would begin:

    1. An age minimum of 21 years to purchase any gun;

    2. Anyone on the Terrorist Screening Center’s “no-fly list” may not purchase or possess firearms;

    3. Anyone on Social Security disability due to mental illness may not purchase or possess firearms;

    4. Prohibit new sales of semiautomatic assault or tactical-style weapons;

    5. Prohibit new sales of semiautomatic shotguns or rifles (except .22-caliber rim fire) that can hold more than 10 rounds;

    6. Prohibit any accessory designed or mechanical modification intended a) to increase the rate at which any firearm may be discharged; or b) to increase the magazine capacity of a semiautomatic rifle beyond 10 rounds (except .22-caliber rim fire);

    7. Mandatory and universal background checks for all firearm sales;

    8. Prohibit sales of firearms except through registered/licensed dealers (no direct private sales);

    9. Enact gun violence restraining order authorities allowing courts to temporarily prohibit a person from purchasing or possessing firearms when a family member, community welfare expert or law enforcement officer presents evidence of a threat; and

    10. Repeal the “Dickey ban” on scientific research in the area of gun violence and implement the Institute of Medicine’s 2013 gun violence research agenda.

    These suggestions are simple to implement and enforce.



    Wow. MANY of the stuff the anti gunners wish for.
     

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    An Open Letter From Hunters About Gun Reform


    Daniel Ashe
    Guest Writer





    Here’s where we would begin:

    1. An age minimum of 21 years to purchase any gun;

    2. Anyone on the Terrorist Screening Center’s “no-fly list” may not purchase or possess firearms;

    3. Anyone on Social Security disability due to mental illness may not purchase or possess firearms;

    4. Prohibit new sales of semiautomatic assault or tactical-style weapons;

    5. Prohibit new sales of semiautomatic shotguns or rifles (except .22-caliber rim fire) that can hold more than 10 rounds;

    6. Prohibit any accessory designed or mechanical modification intended a) to increase the rate at which any firearm may be discharged; or b) to increase the magazine capacity of a semiautomatic rifle beyond 10 rounds (except .22-caliber rim fire);

    7. Mandatory and universal background checks for all firearm sales;

    8. Prohibit sales of firearms except through registered/licensed dealers (no direct private sales);

    9. Enact gun violence restraining order authorities allowing courts to temporarily prohibit a person from purchasing or possessing firearms when a family member, community welfare expert or law enforcement officer presents evidence of a threat; and

    10. Repeal the “Dickey ban” on scientific research in the area of gun violence and implement the Institute of Medicine’s 2013 gun violence research agenda.

    These suggestions are simple to implement and enforce.



    Wow. MANY of the stuff the anti gunners wish for.

    Usually the opinion pieces don't have comments. This one does. And it's a bit lively.
     

    actaeon277

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    What follows is my Top 10 list for successful Fudd spotting:
    1. All Fudds have a common mantra: “You don’t need an AR to hunt deer.” Even though the rifle has become the most popular platform for taking all kinds of game, they don’t care. To the Fuddistas, an AR, regardless of caliber or build, is still just an Evil Black Rifle.
    2. All Fudds fail to understand that the Second Amendment has nothing to do with hunting. I’ve read it more than a few times. I’ve yet to come across any verbiage about hunting.
    3. All Fudds have an inflated sense of self worth. They believe their opinions carry more weight than anyone else’s. After all, most serious Fudds were once published authors. They wrote for hunting magazines, when people actually bought hunting magazines. They were treated like kings — offered free guided hunts and African safaris that cost more than most pickup trucks. All the guns and gear, which were provided free of charge for the hunts by the magazine’s sponsors, they kept. Now that most hunting magazines are struggling, and the free safaris have dwindled, the Fudds are looking for other ways to gain notoriety and to return to the Golden Age, when people actually read what they wrote.
    4. All Fudds must proselytize. They cannot sit idly by in their man caves and polish the knobs of their bolt guns. Given time, every Fudd will have to share their warped opinions about hunting and the Second Amendment, either through a column or an interview. Most Fudds will out themselves. This, friends, is a good thing.
    5. All Fudds are terrified of anything tactical. ARs scare them. AKs absolutely terrify them. That’s why they want semi-autos banned. They hate the fact that the AR is the most popular rifle in the country, and they will never, ever admit it has become “America’s Rifle.” To the Fuddites, the AR is just a passing fad. The same can be said for their gear and accessories. It’s easier to find a Bigfoot on a unicycle than a Fudd with a red dot on a handgun.
    6. Most Fudds are old, white dudes. I’ve never met an African-American Fudd, a Hispanic Fudd, a young Fudd or a female Fudd. True Fudds are carryovers from a bygone age. Their numbers are dwindling and they know it. That’s why they’re trying so hard to win people over to their side.
    7. Most well-known Fudds began as outdoor writers — not gun writers. They’re used to writing 150-inch stories about stalking some unique horned critter no one has ever heard of, in a country where no one will ever go. If they lower their standards to actually review a firearm, it’s either a bolt-action rifle or a revolver.
    8. Fudds have no tactical sense or skills. For the Fuddites, there’s no better EDC handgun than a two-inch belly gun with a five loose rounds in their pocket, which also contains a few dollars in change. (Try loading a handful of dimes under stress, boys.)
    9. All Fudds go to the range for one reason — to socialize with other Fudds. They shoot an average of 5-10 rounds per hour, run their sucks incessantly, hog busy lanes and are quick to criticize anyone who’s rifle doesn’t have a wooden stock, or who’s a female shooter.
    10. All Fudds are whores when it comes to product reviews. Every rifle they review is the greatest rifle ever, until their next rifle review. Same-same for their handgun reviews. They talk about things like “stopping power” and “hit potential,” to avoid provable facts or anything of tactical interest. In truth, they operate as extensions of their magazine’s advertising department.
     

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    The stupid thing is, they ACTUALLY think it will stop there.
    That their precious bolt actions and lever actions won't be next.
     

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    Lotta folks were inferred as fudds and butters when they didn't feel like marching in protest was an appropriate answer to the gullible gun control kids protest. :dunno:

    Just sayin' "we" are often quite quick to label our own. Maybe too quick?
     

    actaeon277

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    Lotta folks were inferred as fudds and butters when they didn't feel like marching in protest was an appropriate answer to the gullible gun control kids protest. :dunno:

    Just sayin' "we" are often quite quick to label our own. Maybe too quick?

    Written in response to
    https://www.huffingtonpost.com/entry/opinion-ashe-guns-hunting_us_5af04b20e4b041fd2d28bd88
    [h=1]An Open Letter From Hunters About Gun Reform[/h]
    Daniel Ashe
    Guest Writer





    Here’s where we would begin:

    1. An age minimum of 21 years to purchase any gun;

    2. Anyone on the Terrorist Screening Center’s “no-fly list” may not purchase or possess firearms;

    3. Anyone on Social Security disability due to mental illness may not purchase or possess firearms;

    4. Prohibit new sales of semiautomatic assault or tactical-style weapons;

    5. Prohibit new sales of semiautomatic shotguns or rifles (except .22-caliber rim fire) that can hold more than 10 rounds;

    6. Prohibit any accessory designed or mechanical modification intended a) to increase the rate at which any firearm may be discharged; or b) to increase the magazine capacity of a semiautomatic rifle beyond 10 rounds (except .22-caliber rim fire);

    7. Mandatory and universal background checks for all firearm sales;

    8. Prohibit sales of firearms except through registered/licensed dealers (no direct private sales);

    9. Enact gun violence restraining order authorities allowing courts to temporarily prohibit a person from purchasing or possessing firearms when a family member, community welfare expert or law enforcement officer presents evidence of a threat; and

    10. Repeal the “Dickey ban” on scientific research in the area of gun violence and implement the Institute of Medicine’s 2013 gun violence research agenda.

    These suggestions are simple to implement and enforce.



    Wow. MANY of the stuff the anti gunners wish for.

    This guy is a Fudd.
    No, I do not think I am to quick to label.
    Not because he is not going to a March.
    But because he is actively calling for registrations and he is against MOST guns.
     

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    This guy is a Fudd.
    No, I do not think I am to quick to label.
    Not because he is not going to a March.
    But because he is actively calling for registrations and he is against MOST guns.

    I think this guy is an anti, pretending to be a Fudd. Does he remind anybody else of the scrawny retired Army O-6 that CNN dug up who used the term "full-semi-automatic"? They seem to be mad because they are hungry.
     

    actaeon277

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    Lotta folks were inferred as fudds and butters when they didn't feel like marching in protest was an appropriate answer to the gullible gun control kids protest. :dunno:

    Just sayin' "we" are often quite quick to label our own. Maybe too quick?

    I think this guy is an anti, pretending to be a Fudd. Does he remind anybody else of the scrawny retired Army O-6 that CNN dug up who used the term "full-semi-automatic"? They seem to be mad because they are hungry.

    Yes, he could be that.
    But wasn't he a writer for a hunting magazine?
    Dang it, now I need to look him up.
     
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