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<blockquote data-quote="The Other Side" data-source="post: 987708" data-attributes="member: 17969">The Harley Davidson motorcycle had nothing to do with our founding, and my interest in motorcycles began years ago.&nbsp; While I consider myself a traditional rider of american products, there is no comparison between owning a harley and a gun.This country was founded on violence and enslavement and the gun makers in this country intend on keeping it that way.&nbsp; They will scare americans into believing they NEED guns because the constitution tells them to and I dont subscribe to this kind of fear.I do have the ultimate freedom, the freedom to live where I want without a need to have a gun at my side while peeping out a window worrying whos coming to get me.&nbsp; I have the freedom to put my children in schools where they dont have the influence of drugs and gangs.&nbsp; I have the freedom to ride all over the country with my saddle bags filled with clothing and souveniers from my travels and the last thing i need is to be on my motorcycle with a GUN in my saddle bags because I feel that somewhere along the road i will need to shoot a cow, a dog, a cat, a mouse, a moose, a deer, a snake or my fellow citizens.I travel with the security that there are police and sheriffs out there who do their jobs and &quot;I&quot; dont need to supplement those professionals who are trained to do just that.I live with the freedom of knowing that I cant fool myself into believing that with a GUN I am a stronger person and rather, hold a belief that a person who has to carry a gun with them everyday is nothing more than a coward or fraidy cat.This belief that somehow, with a gun, a person is going to take on a &quot;tryannical goverment&quot; is laughable at best.Freedom is living free, not imprisoned in fear.Hope this helps you out.PeaceTOS</blockquote>

[QUOTE="The Other Side, post: 987708, member: 17969"] The Harley Davidson motorcycle had nothing to do with our founding, and my interest in motorcycles began years ago. While I consider myself a traditional rider of american products, there is no comparison between owning a harley and a gun. This country was founded on violence and enslavement and the gun makers in this country intend on keeping it that way. They will scare americans into believing they NEED guns because the constitution tells them to and I dont subscribe to this kind of fear. I do have the ultimate freedom, the freedom to live where I want without a need to have a gun at my side while peeping out a window worrying whos coming to get me. I have the freedom to put my children in schools where they dont have the influence of drugs and gangs. I have the freedom to ride all over the country with my saddle bags filled with clothing and souveniers from my travels and the last thing i need is to be on my motorcycle with a GUN in my saddle bags because I feel that somewhere along the road i will need to shoot a cow, a dog, a cat, a mouse, a moose, a deer, a snake or my fellow citizens. I travel with the security that there are police and sheriffs out there who do their jobs and "I" dont need to supplement those professionals who are trained to do just that. I live with the freedom of knowing that I cant fool myself into believing that with a GUN I am a stronger person and rather, hold a belief that a person who has to carry a gun with them everyday is nothing more than a coward or fraidy cat. This belief that somehow, with a gun, a person is going to take on a "tryannical goverment" is laughable at best. Freedom is living free, not imprisoned in fear. Hope this helps you out. Peace TOS [/QUOTE]

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