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I'm not sure I understand the nra/glock reasoning, but other than that, makes sense.
by ericb 13y ago
I'm not sure I understand the nra/glock reasoning, but other than that, makes sense.
- FurrBall 13y agoSame reason you wouldn't advertise you have a stash of gold in the house.
- ericb 13y agoThe only people I know with guns are poor (possibly a coincidence). Are the guns themselves valuable enough to make confronting a gun wielding home owner worthwhile? Does saying you have a gun imply wealth? That's the part I'm not following? What is the actual reasoning?
- FurrBall 13y agoThe wealth of an individual has no bearing on the value of an item. Guns themselves are high value items. Easy to sell for several hundred dollars depending on the model. High end guns can be sold for several thousand dollars. More value and liquidity than a TV.
- FurrBall 13y agoNot to mention ammunition is extremely liquid. It's used as currency in some countries.
- ubercore 13y agoPossessing a gun not licensed to them is a highly desirable thing for criminals.
- runjake 13y agoGuns are quick turnover and good cash value.