I'm not sure he's more emotional than the guy's I've seen at a match, throwing their magazines downrange because they're disappointed at their performance; but if he says he's a lunatic, I'm willing to take his word for it.
But ..... interesting.
I have a mental disorder. This is what happened when I tried to buy a gun.:
My brain is a massive ocean of too much information. Without my medication for attention deficit hyperactivity disorder, it’s easy for me to get lost in the undertow. No matter how hard I try to fight the current, I still get overwhelmed and distracted by every strange texture I feel beneath my feet. This never goes away.
Fortunately for me, he lives on the 'other side' of the continent.
In Massachuttes?
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Throwing magazines downrange and other such displays are considered unsportsman like conduct where I live and shoot. They just might get you an invite to go home and cool off. The person you are describing almost sounds psychotic. They are out there.
Yes, I've seen such actions performed by people who have my respect ... except for those moments. I've decided to consider those 'momentary abberations', and watched those people carefully through the years. Most of them were embarassed by their piques, and have never repeated their unseemly actions.
Yes, the gentleman from Mass. who writes about himself in the article perhaps should stay in Mass. He is a bit strange.
Seems to me that he broke the law by buying that gun. I wonder if he will be prosecuted.
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