ok, this is a gunuine question, I would like to try to understand this, and I promise not to argue or point out if I disagree with your position.
some body on one of the gun threads wrote about wanting to "excersize" his second ammendment rights - sort of carrying a gun to protect the right to carry a gun, I guess. does that extend to other rights? should we all excersize our right to free speech by standing in public and saying a lot of stupid hateful things? is that equally patriotic? what about abortion? there seems to be a right to have abortion, I don't think that abortion is a good thing, but I am glad that there is a right to access of legal abortions. should I get an abortion every few years, to excersize the constitutional right?
on AAAC, there seems to be a feeling that the very act of having a huge number of citizens carrying guns in the US makes the US safe from everything. honestly, this seems to me to be magical thinking - I can't see any rational thought behind this at all. sort of like believing that if we pray that the rains will come, as far as I can see. can anybody explain this to me (and, not by explaining how 100,000 middle aged untrained men with pearl handled 45's are going to stop a column of tanks, that is not rational reasoning, I mean the concept that the very existance of firearms makes the world a better place)
thank you

The Gun Question
I'm in UK, so some things in America confuse me slightly (!) But I was more than usually confused by the recent "limit" in some parts (and vehemently denounced by some groups) that restricted an individual from buying more than ONE GUN A MONTH.
I wonder if members of the American Rifle League (or whatever it's called) will exercise their legal rights and religiously go out on the first of every month to buy the gun that is their (now limited) right?
AND WHERE WILL THEY STORE ALL OF THEIR GUNS?