I hear the government is still seeking comments from the public on whether to allow conceal carry in national parks.
I shall comment!
I think it is a great idea. I would very much like to go into national parks and shoot wildlife.
You may ask, “Well why not just take a gun in now and shoot wildlife? It’s not like they check anyone for guns when they enter.”
That’s a bad idea. Bringing a gun into a national park is illegal. I don’t do illegal things.
To which you may say, “But shooting wildlife in a national park is also illegal.”
You have a point, but if I already have a gun with me legally, I might as well just start shooting stuff whether it’s legal or not. That’s gun logic. If you are allowed to have a gun on you, you are compelled to shoot things, animals, and people. Me, I’m really looking forward to going into Yellowstone and shooting the first buffalo that lumbers in front of my care right in the face. I will totally waste a buffalo. You don’t disrespect me like that! I have a gun, bitch! You fear me!
Also, if Old Faithful takes too long to go off, I will shoot it. I will totally waste Old Faithful. I paid money to get into this park, so you don’t waste my time you @#$% geyser! I have a gun! I will kill you!
Then I will go to the Grand Canyon and unload on that bitch. You think you’re so big, Mr. Canyon? Well, guess who has a gun! I’m the big one now! I will kill you! The police will have to buy like a million boxes of chalk to outline the canyon after I kill it.
So that is my comment on guns in national parks.
