As a motorcycle rider, I think you are absolutely insane to not wear a helmet. However, as with most things, I don't see how this is the government's business!

As a side note, with the absolutely massive bugs and moths I have had to scrape off of my screen, how the hell do you non-helmet guys deal with it?

OK, I will continue to be confident in my assumption about you.

Honest question; how old are you? You argue on the internet like a 14 year old.

Clown...

The things you say to me are ineffective because you literally have no way to know how much I read. I saw you misread and rant, though.

"You absolute unread simpleton" - The friggin guy who just misread an article and ranted about what he thought he read

Mao is an anti-gun clown. Don't try to make sense of his comments.

It is a federal crime to answer that question falsely on ATF form 4473 and a background check called into the state will catch an involuntary commitment.

When you say you are worried about this person, what is the backstory? Do you have reason to believe they would be a danger to themselves or others?

Go away drug-dealer.

A sub-$100 tattoo is going to be complete shit. You'd be better off committing a felony and getting a better tattoo in the clink for two packs of smokes.

You aren't annoyed by the flood of this bullshit on this sub? Make a post the next time you have a stuffy nose.

Bring the downvotes you panicky, spineless, clowns!

EVERYBODY PANIC!!!!!!

Oh boy, you are about to get skewered here. Didn't you know that r/connecticut hates guns and hunting?

I can say that, after many years, the written part can be tricky. I got my license at 16 in MA. I went for my motorcycle permit at 25 and the written test was heavily skewed towards 16 year olds getting their car permit. Half of the questions were obscure things from driver's ed manuals that no one really needs to know on a daily basis. I passed by the skin of my teeth after getting 100% on it nine years earlier!

I mean, you do you, bud. Just seems like a miserable life. You going to check on your co-workers and your mailman, too? Maybe you should start a spreadsheet!

You cut family out too? I pity you.

You must live a sad life.

What do you need this info for? Genuinely curious. Would you base your friendships off of knowing this info?

Take it easy there, Karl Marx.

What the hell do you think people get gun safes for? To keep them secure but accessible. A trigger lock on a gun that is in a safe is just stupid.

What is getting out of my control with having my guns in a safe in my bedroom? This is insanity.

Did you read a single thing I said? My two bedroom pistols are in a safe that my 7 and 9 year old kids can't get into. Since they are in the safe, why would I put a trigger lock on them? The safe is going to slow me down enough as it is in an emergency but it is a necessary thing. Having to then remove a trigger lock and load the gun after opening the safe makes absolutely zero sense.

Guns aren't going anywhere in the US so it is prudent to know how to actually use them. That train has already left the station; bad people will always be able to get guns so I want to have mine as well. I am very proficient with firearms as it is a hobby of mine and I spend a lot of time shooting. A hobby that has a side benefit of being able to protect my family if that unlikely event ever occurs.

Absolutely not, but it does happen from time to time even in the safest areas. People who are unfortunate enough to live in really unsafe areas have a much higher likelihood of needing a firearm to protect themselves at some point. Keeping a firearm in a safe, with a trigger lock, and unloaded makes it completely useless. Why would you even bother having a firearm that can't save your life if you needed it to? So dumb...