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Originally Posted by Okotokian
"Right Oky?" LOL Do you need to ask someone who's actually been there? Why would lack of knowledge and experience slow you down now?  LOL jk
Seriously, the only thing I've commented on is those who choose to selectively break hunting and firearms laws. Not sure why that would be controversial here but you seem to have a problem with that. Maybe I'm misinterpreting the reason for you throwing your barbed comment out. If so, I apologize. Not trying to start any fights. And yes, they do discuss the law at university.  |
Ooooo. Struck a sensitive spot there, I guess. Sorry about that, Oky. No, I don't need to ask someone who's been to university whether they teach common sense there. If you actually take the time to read my post, you'll see that I was simply making a statement of fact which was based on my own observations when I was there (quite a few years before you were, I suspect) and then just asking whether or not you agreed.
Not quite sure what you mean by the question about "lack of knowlege and experience" slowing me down. Maybe you'd like to elaborate on that. If you are implying that I might be inclined to do some illegal night hunting/ shooting, you're jumping to conclusions. Not a good idea. You should be careful about that.
My point in the post was that if common sense prevailed there would be no need for a law prohibiting discharge of a firearm after dark. Given that common sense is in short supply these days, there is a definite need for such a law and I happen to agree with it completely.
Oh, and I do know that the law is discussed at university. Several of the courses I took dealt with it directly and others indirectly. Moreover I spent my entire career practicing a profession which required an in depth knowlege of a certain area of the law and a general knowlege of a number of others.
Lighten up. You'll live longer.
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