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It's weird to sit back and look at this picture and imagine you were part of a world War or one of the other global conflicts. These weapons are tools of destruction and I'm sure many people, soldiers and otherwise didn't want to kill other people if they could avoid it. Bearing these arms meant you had to commit to doing something dreadful, that'll affect you for the rest of your life.

Then these people hold these weapons with smiles on their faces like they'd be excited about ending lives. Oblivious to the notion that many people sacrificed and killed so they can pose and smile in a peaceful house, free from the possibility of harm.

Again it's just weird.

Find the differences.

I never understood people who think they are badasses because they have a gun. Like yeah you went to the gun store and paid someone for a gun, good job?

Dude I'm pro 2a and this shit creeps me out. These guys look like they'd have blood orgies during the purge.

Mental illness in a picture.

I’ve said “guns are tools” before but when you take family pics with them, you lose the ability to say that shit.

My wife went to USA on an exchange program and the amount of people that turned one thing into 100% of their personality that she thought she was on a different planet.

This dude is a member of Congress. This is what his district wants to vote for.

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Starting back to front, left to right, looks like they have a G3 with buffer tube adapter and standard cheap adjustable stock, Paratrooper FAL, M16A2, M16A1, M60, Uzi, and Thomson Submachine gun.

The designs are old enough to where they could be legal pre-ban machine guns but those are insanely expensive to own ($10k+ each minimum) but considering they're in congress and have an M60 (even semi-auto only is expensive), they're probably extremely rich.

I support people responsibly owning firearms and they are handling them safely (open chambers, no magazines, safe direction, fingers off triggers), but this still looks very bad for a congressman.

Why do I feel like they all really want us to notice their trigger discipline

The woman on the bottom right is pointing her gun at her brother/husband/cousin.

No one learned gun safety anymore huh? That daughter is aiming that gun straight at her mom's head.

Edit: It's not, but this is still stupid.

There's something really unnerving about that picture. Like I get the sense that these people would do horrible things with those guns while thinking they are doing good the whole time. At least at first, but once they start to question it, it will be too late to fix it.

Is that an M60 machine gun?

Edit: It is. I went looking and ones manufactured before 1986 are legal to own in the US. The average cost for one is around $25K USD.

Any person who needs a weapon in order to feel safe in their own home / country, is living in a shithole.

It's how they cope with being fearful, angry, and greedy.

Is the girl in red holding a Thompson?

That's a hilarious photo

These people are all worried about registering guns but then turn around and post their arsenals on social media.

An actual preper never shows off their prep.

These fucks are cosplayers.

Yeah. Looks like Jerry over on the left can really handle that M60. It wouldn't immediately knock him off his feet and burn the ever loving shit out of him.