It's bring your AR15 to the mall day

[rocketsteve]

Gotta wonder how common a sight this is in Israel.

Well, let's see:

IDF at the beach...

IDF buying ice cream...

IDF at a convenience store...

IDF making a phone call...

IDF off duty...

Doesn't look like anybody is running away from these young adults that are carrying FULLY AUTOMATIC assault weapons...

 

[SpeedRacer]

IDF...as in...Israeli Defense Forces.

That's a little different than RDBUAJCP (Random Dush Buying Underwear At JC Penneys).

 

[IfItFliesItDies]

Gotta wonder how common a sight this is in Israel.

Pretty common.

ETA: Damn, beat me to it.

But guess what?

In Israel the number of homicide rate produced by criminal activities is relatively low: 2.4 killed per 100,000 inhabitants in a year (in Switzerland the number is 0.71, in Russia is 14.9, in South Africa is 34, in Venezuela is 49).[15] In 2009, 135 people were murdered in Israel. Two major motivations for homicide in Israel are violence against women (including honor killings in Muslim families) and politically motivated violence i.e. Arab terrorism against Israelis.

In Israel, street crime is rare. Crime rates are quite evenly spread across the country, albeit with some "bad" neighbourhoods in the larger towns.

 

[jgreco15]

Dude needs a better sling.

 

[pallnet]

I think and this is just me thinking.
Over here in the states it seems that most sheeple don't worry about a hostile attack or invasion on our borders. Alot of the American public is conditioned to think that if you have a gun you're either a thug wanting to kill someone or you're a cop.
Over there it seems that they don't see it that way. They have to always worry about some form of attack. Wow I wonder what it would feel like to have most of the general public nice and comfy instead of them thinking a mass murder is about to take place anytime a firearm is in plain sight.

Once we lay down our arms we will be attacked. The sad thing is that it will come from within.

pallnet

 

[Bayoupiper]

Derp is not your friend!



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[MTregre]

Only problem I see is the way he has it slung. Its too high and he has the muzzle towards the public...

Whether or not he "helps" gun ownership or not, he has a right to carry it. What more of us on here need to understand is that, you cant argue "I carry to protext myself/family" and say he cant.

Mike
His action is ok, his method is not.