A cocked .38 doesn't feel the same as an unprimed revolver. The frame tightens differently, the trigger is on a hair and this tension is communicated to you and the people around you.
Adrian McKintyStichwörter: guns tension revolver 38
I haven't got a gun you homicidal pillock!
Jonathan LynnStichwörter: guns nuns-on-the-run
I never bought into the whole “second amendment” argument as it relates to the 21st century. Originally, it was put into place for the simple reason that our forefathers were fighting or had just fought off a government that threatened them with weapons. If those in the revolution had no weapons, there would be no United States of America, but rather New England of the New World. So, I understood why they thought it was so important.
Martin ManleyStichwörter: suicide government guns government-corruption
New Rule: Gun-control people have to stop pressuring Starbucks to ban guns. I want my gun nuts overcaffeinated, twitchy, and accident-prone. That way, the problem will take care of itself. Plus, if just one gun nut kills just one pseudo-intellectual writing a screenplay-slash-graphic-novel on his iPad, natural selection is doing its job.
Bill MaherStichwörter: humor guns coffee gun-control caffeine
I will love to be called a foolish man of peace, than to be named a wise man of war. Show me your weapons of war and I will show you my Bible of peace!
Israelmore AyivorStichwörter: wisdom love peace war weapons bible foolish guns wise conflict stupid chaos food-for-thought fool arms destroy myself me warrior weapons-of-mass-destruction bullets call killers name my wise-man i armed-forces peaceful forces at-peace called israelmore-ayivor the-word-of-god mass-destruction armed foolish-man i-am-for-peace named peace-keeping piston
They have the guns, we have the poets. Therefore, we will win.
Howard ZinnStichwörter: poetry poets violence guns pacifism nonviolence war-and-peace poetry-love-spirituality
It was a warship, after all. It was built, designed to glory in destruction, when it was considered appropriate. It found, as it was rightly and properly supposed to, an awful beauty in both the weaponry of war and the violence and devastation which that weaponry was capable of inflicting, and yet it knew that attractiveness stemmed from a kind of insecurity, a sort of childishness. It could see that—by some criteria—a warship, just by the perfectly articulated purity of its purpose, was the most beautiful single artifact the Culture was capable of producing, and at the same time understand the paucity of moral vision such a judgment implied. To fully appreciate the beauty of the weapon was to admit to a kind of shortsightedness close to blindness, to confess to a sort of stupidity. The weapon was not itself; nothing was solely itself. The weapon, like anything else, could only finally be judged by the effect it had on others, by the consequences it produced in some outside context, by its place in the rest of the universe. By this measure the love, or just the appreciation, of weapons was a kind of tragedy.
Iain M. BanksStichwörter: morality technology weapons guns military
Every day in America is a day with a shooting.
Bill MaherStichwörter: politics america violence guns gun-control gun-violence real-time-with-bill-maher
You don't need a weapon to protect yourself.
Bill MaherStichwörter: weapons guns protection gun-control gun-violence self-protection real-time-with-bill-maher
I grab Sarah’s hand. “You are more than that. I need you here with me. You’re pretty much the only thing keeping me from completely melting down.”
“I get it,” she says. “You’re going to save the freaking world and I’m going to help you. That whole saying about behind every great man there is a great woman? I can be that for you. I just want to be a great woman with excellent aim.
Stichwörter: guns john-smith sarah-hart
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