Funny

Yes.
Because the training has nothing to do with safety or any other reason. It has to do with assembling a database of names of people who have firearms.

Brandon knows
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Like how they're assembling the names of trans and autistic people?

Oh, shut up…

You're just mad that I'm pointing out how people are genuinely having their rights taken away and being put on lists for being different

No. I’m not mad. I just do not believe you.
Everyone is put on “a list” of some kind or another. The issue is that some people hate the 2nd amendment and want to do end-runs around it. The subject of the meme is just another tool that the anti 2nd amendment folks are wanting to use against it.

WTF are you babbling about?

It's real simple - always assume a gun is loaded, a round is chambered, and the safety is off even when it's none of them. . .ESPECIALLY WHEN IT'S NONE OF THEM!

Major Second Amendment Victory: Washington, DC’s 10-Round Magazine Ban Ruled UNCONSTITUTIONAL by D.C. Court of Appeals

Excellent 👍

Gun Exam Proctors

In reality they can't stop you from owning g any kind of weapon, but they can require you to be "well regulated". That means well trained and well disciplined.

In reality a fellow Army dude that was undercover in the artillery unit I was first in at ft hood turned me in to a sheriff in some town on the way to see my v8 converted 1980 RX-7 for having a commemorative bat and an oss dagger that I use twirl around. Mind you I had already been a veteran in the Marines and private security for the Army corps of engineers in Washington DC before that happened. I used to twirl all kinds of different metal and wooden articles. The arrest costed me a setback in avionics school later when I reclassified MOS and I even became an MP later on. 8 MOS worth of training by the time I finished 28 years in the military. No you can't have anything to protect yourself, I went to jail in Texas for that miniature bat and dagger under their "switchblade and brass knuckles" law.

Those laws are unconstitutional. You can sue in a constitutional court to have those charges removed.

Sweet. I'll look into that.

Although twirling it around could be considered undisciplined...