Comments on: Guns In Lambeau Field – Yeeeeehaaaaaw!

By: DoubleDave

DoubleDave — Tue, 05 Jul 2011 19:15:49 +0000

this lockout really needs to end

By: Mike R

Mike R — Tue, 05 Jul 2011 12:46:26 +0000

1. No other stadiums in the NFL allow guns to be carried by non-law enforcement. So stop trying to make that argument. I also am “darned” happy that Sheriffs have theirs. They are law enforcement!

2. I am not arguing against concealed weapons, just don’t think Lambeau field is a place that should have them. Should they be allowed in courthouses too? There has to be some acceptions/limitations. Again, this is no the wild west.

3. What does a crazy sherriffs deputy have to do with concealed weapons? Anyone with a gun could have done the same thing. It has nothing to do with being concealed or not.

4. Anyway you can post a picture so we can all put a face with your great arguments? Be sure to smile, we want to see how many teeth you actually have. Also include a profile picture. I am guessing you at least go 300 bills.

By: jeff

jeff — Tue, 05 Jul 2011 11:03:35 +0000

They allow Raiders fans in Lambeau, what could be more dangerous than that?

By: DevilDon

DevilDon — Mon, 04 Jul 2011 05:28:33 +0000

Hey Flike, never happen and you know it. You make your living talking stupid. Talking possibilities and adjectives.
The truth is it’s not happened anywhere else, but you have a bitter battle in your head with the concept. On the one hand you say it’s a nation of agreement if I’m reading yo right and on the other hand you say it’s a nation of abundance of idiots. So if I’m reading you right, every one of us who votes contrarary to you is an idiot because we don’t see it your way?
Look dude, there are 2 states without CC law, so you are contrary to the general populace, yet you think you know enough to admonish people who support this legislation?
I’m going out on a limb, do you consider yourself above the populace who voted this in? Maybe you should run for public office so you can educate us.

By: DevilDon

DevilDon — Mon, 04 Jul 2011 05:22:30 +0000

Mike, you are exactly who I am talking to. You profess to be a gun advocate and yet you voice concerns about concealed carry. Look champ, I’ve never advocated for CC at Lambeau, but it’s bs to thinl law abiding citizens with CC will increase violence at Lambeau.
It’s not gonna happen no matter what, the above article was a philosophical and even generally humorous article but it points to the extreme idea about CC here in this state.
Almost every other state has it yet we’ve seen no game-day violence right?
So call me a gun freak right? So let’s take your argument that whenever violence breaks out at Lambeau law enforcement is there to handle it right? Then how do people get killed at stadiums? Yep, that’s right, it doesn’t happen in all the other states with CC law.
Last you say most people would be uneasy with people with guns at the game. Like who? I’m darned happy the Sheriff’s have theirs. Who are you worried about? If you think CC permit holders are a threat you completely lost the concept of what it means. They don’t intend to arm every citizen.
But it’s okay that a sheriff’s depute has one. Yet, several years ago a sheriff’s deputy spree killed a few in northern Wisconsin…
It will never come to pass for Lambeau, but don’t bring such broad arguments to decry for armed citizens.

By: Flike01

Flike01 — Sat, 02 Jul 2011 02:13:49 +0000

I can already see the headlines making national news — I would say allow it just to watch Devildon eat crow, but seeing as I go to Lambeau a few times a year, I most certainly think that allowing concealed weapons into Lambeau Field would be one of the most bone-headed calls to ever be made in the NFL.

It’s one thing to say how it’s an American right, and it’s another thing to watch a ruling with such severity to be put into practice; this is America, and one of our most abundant resources is the large quantity of idiots who call themselves citizens.

By: iltarion

iltarion — Sat, 02 Jul 2011 02:00:07 +0000

Wisconsin public TV just interviewed a Milwaukee sheriff who rationally explained that this law made no increase to the violence in any of the states where it is law. In fact, the cities with the worst violent crime rates are typically the ones with the tightest gun laws. DC just changed their handgun laws, apparently finally learning that their prohibitive gun laws were only providing security to the criminals.

All that being said, guns being allowed into ANY event where a large crowd of people are gathered would only be an invitation to some nutcase who wants to off himself and figures he might as well become famous by offing as many people with him as possible. (It seems there are plenty of those around now-a-days.)

So, in short, guns at concerts and sporting events = really bad idea.

By: Vijay

Vijay — Sat, 02 Jul 2011 01:08:58 +0000

Guns are bullshit…completely unnecessary and rarely used by citizens. Ban guns from any stadium. It just makes good sense. I’d like to ban some hunters too who are just plain idiots, but hey…I wouldn’t want to rob everyone of their gun toting freedoms (established 100′s of years ago when things and times were different)…fucking idiots.

By: FrozenFanatic84

FrozenFanatic84 — Fri, 01 Jul 2011 15:24:01 +0000

Allowing guns in the stadium does not sound like a good idea at all…

By: Mike R

Mike R — Fri, 01 Jul 2011 13:06:12 +0000

Devildon, you need to take a deep breath dude. You need to realize that your extreme views are the vast minority. I am also conservative, pro-gun, and own several of them. There is a big difference between believing in the 2nd Amendment, and being a gun freak. Guns have no place in stadium with 70,000 people, where many of them are drinking heavily. Let’s use some common sense here. To use your own logic, when is the last time you have witnessed a fist fight or other sort of violence at Lambeau? Rarely, and when it does happen, law enforcement is there to handle it. What need would a rational person have to take a gun to a game at Lambeau??? I think the vast majority of season ticket holders would agree that they would feel a little uneasy about people having guns at the game. This is not the wild west, Jesse James.