The ignorant biased media upsets me once again

sgtrock21

Jerry Lewis's Massive Arsenal Auction!

http://www.msn.com/en-us/movies/celebrity/jerry-lewis-massive-gun-arsenal-auction/ar-AAyJjJG?li=BBnbfcL

A completely normal collection is of course now days a massive arsenal! I have a similar size collection counting air guns, muzzleloaders, and antique/vintage cartridge guns that require practically "unobtainable" ammunition. I joke that if the burglars came to steal my guns their reaction would be What The!!! I only have a couple that might be useful for criminal purposes.

I would consider a "massive civilian arsenal" being 4 dozen AR-15s and 500,000 rounds of ammunition although I find nothing wrong with that.

Was Jerry ever charged with unlawful use of a firearm? I thought not. Neither have I.

 Jerry Lewis was instead known for his massive efforts helping children in need.

The current Main Stream Media are disgusting oxygen bandits!

Diver43

In all 73 firearms. Is that really a lot for a multi millionaire ?  I bet some on this forum have that many, or close to it.

earlyagain

If you think the descriptive phrases on tv are sensationalism, you should listen to a couple hours of radio news.

coolgunguy

Diver43 said:

In all 73 firearms. Is that really a lot for a multi millionaire ?  I bet some on this forum have that many, or close to it.

I would be astounded to find out there weren't at least 2 current members that have more. 

Jermanator

I looked through that catalog. He had even more watches than guns. What was he planning with that arsenal of time?

These people only seem to understand guns as objects of death and destruction. Guns are really no different from any other enthusiast hobby like knives, model airplanes, coins, stamps, fishing poles/lures, snowmobiles or whatever. Nobody questions his watch hobby but it was just the same as his firearm hobby-- he liked guns and collected them. Nothing more. Just like his watches.

Michakav

Jermanator said:

I looked through that catalog. He had even more watches than guns. What was he planning with that arsenal of time?

These people only seem to understand guns as objects of death and destruction. Guns are really no different from any other enthusiast hobby like knives, model airplanes, coins, stamps, fishing poles/lures, snowmobiles or whatever. Nobody questions his watch hobby but it was just the same as his firearm hobby-- he liked guns and collected them. Nothing more. Just like his watches.

Those watches could be used for intricate bomb making. Far more devastating than firearms.