Concealed Handgun Storage
#42
02-13-2022, 03:26 PM
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I believe few if any persons in the U.S. are offended by your question -- not to worry.
As an aside, I have many, many friends and colleagues from other countries and most at some point become sincerely very surprised and confused by individual American citizen's intimate and passionate views toward firearms -- in whichever directions such views are held. (It does not really make sense to them.)
They soon come to understand that firearms in the U.S. are a very personal topic. The most effective perspective I have been able to effectively share on the topic is that firearms in the U.S. are (amongst other things) an expression of one's individuality -- and this has long been the case. Individuality in the U.S. is an important topic.
Viewing the topic with this lens seems to make the topic more accessible to those not born and raised here. It also helps non-Americans (and Americans) understand the basis of the conflict amongst U.S. individuals on the topic -- and allows positive personal relationships to develop over time, mostly regardless of any personal perspective on the topic.
Enjoy !!
#43
02-15-2022, 01:10 PM
Simon14:
I believe few if any persons in the U.S. are offended by your question -- not to worry.
As an aside, I have many, many friends and colleagues from other countries and most at some point become sincerely very surprised and confused by individual American citizen's intimate and passionate views toward firearms -- in whichever directions such views are held. (It does not really make sense to them.)
They soon come to understand that firearms in the U.S. are a very personal topic. The most effective perspective I have been able to effectively share on the topic is that firearms in the U.S. are (amongst other things) an expression of one's individuality -- and this has long been the case. Individuality in the U.S. is an important topic.
Viewing the topic with this lens seems to make the topic more accessible to those not born and raised here. It also helps non-Americans (and Americans) understand the basis of the conflict amongst U.S. individuals on the topic -- and allows positive personal relationships to develop over time, mostly regardless of any personal perspective on the topic.
Enjoy !!
I believe few if any persons in the U.S. are offended by your question -- not to worry.
As an aside, I have many, many friends and colleagues from other countries and most at some point become sincerely very surprised and confused by individual American citizen's intimate and passionate views toward firearms -- in whichever directions such views are held. (It does not really make sense to them.)
They soon come to understand that firearms in the U.S. are a very personal topic. The most effective perspective I have been able to effectively share on the topic is that firearms in the U.S. are (amongst other things) an expression of one's individuality -- and this has long been the case. Individuality in the U.S. is an important topic.
Viewing the topic with this lens seems to make the topic more accessible to those not born and raised here. It also helps non-Americans (and Americans) understand the basis of the conflict amongst U.S. individuals on the topic -- and allows positive personal relationships to develop over time, mostly regardless of any personal perspective on the topic.
Enjoy !!
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