Why aren't Americans proud of their weapons?

[Anonymous]

If my country was able to develop most powerful weapons, my people and race would be so much proud of this country. But i see that Americans are not thrilled

[Agent_Elflord]

It’s getting less and less socially acceptable here because we have dumbasses that are so week they’d rather shoot innocent people instead of just throwing hands and stomping out the specific person they have a problem with.


I consider myself a gun guy, just like we have car guys and stuff. I don’t know if I’d say I’m proud of our weapons, I’m more fascinated in them and think they’re cool. I think being proud of them gives off the wrong impression. Being proud of a weapon just makes me imagine Hitler inspecting the Dora Railway Gun and stuff. It sucks that wars have become worse and worse and that we’ve had to develop the much more destructive weapons, but I’m glad that through alliances and treaties and taking the diplomatic approach, we aren’t automatically jumping to use those weapons whenever it looks like shit’s about to go down.

[NathanDavis]

American is a nationality, not a race...

also, we're not so proud as to not sell them to your right away... just give them a check, and you'll have them as well

well, some of them... lol

[jshm2]

Because they aren't that stupid to be "proud" about being able to kill, more than help.

American is pretty bad for poverty, crime and inequality.

[Anonymous]

Funny Agent Elflord said we have a bunch of dumbasses here when he doesn’t know the difference between “week” and “weak.”