You and I know better, but in places with such mentalities, logic and reason aren’t actually applied at all to the thinking – they’re just imagining it’s there, and always manage to convince themselves that it is. I don’t remember the last time they complained about a Ferrari commercial “glamorizing speeding, dangerous driving, and crimes committed with cars/car accidents!”
Frankly, I don’t care what the Europeans do – let them burn and wallow in ignorance.
I love how while that female MP is talking about how it’s glorifying guns they are doing zoomed in pans of the gun, like look how beautiful this is…
There will always be an England. The question is, why?
As Capone was a crime boss, wouldn’t it be assumed that he never used this revolver to shoot anybody anyway? Personally, I’d rather have a revolver that Wild Bill Hickock carried.
Anybody surprised at how ordinary that Colt looks… I would have expected a BA looking 1911 or something exotic with grips made from the horn of a unicorn. Anybody else thinking that?
Not to say that I don’t think that Al Capone’s gun is a valuable piece of history. I’d pay $2 for it.
You and I know better, but in places with such mentalities, logic and reason aren’t actually applied at all to the thinking – they’re just imagining it’s there, and always manage to convince themselves that it is. I don’t remember the last time they complained about a Ferrari commercial “glamorizing speeding, dangerous driving, and crimes committed with cars/car accidents!”
Frankly, I don’t care what the Europeans do – let them burn and wallow in ignorance.
I love how while that female MP is talking about how it’s glorifying guns they are doing zoomed in pans of the gun, like look how beautiful this is…
There will always be an England. The question is, why?
As Capone was a crime boss, wouldn’t it be assumed that he never used this revolver to shoot anybody anyway? Personally, I’d rather have a revolver that Wild Bill Hickock carried.
Anybody surprised at how ordinary that Colt looks… I would have expected a BA looking 1911 or something exotic with grips made from the horn of a unicorn. Anybody else thinking that?
Not to say that I don’t think that Al Capone’s gun is a valuable piece of history. I’d pay $2 for it.
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