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You can pick your friends, you can pick your nose, but you can't pick your friends nose.
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Yes you can, even in WW2 I believe a bear joined the polish army by carrying artillery shells by coping the soldiers. >

Trust a kitten with a sniper rifle to know about armed animals. >

OP you apear to have confused Can't with Shouldn't. Don't worry, it's a common mistake >

You absolutely can and once you do, who's gonna tell you to stop? You have an army of armed bears that are bearing arms. >

Serious steps must be taken if we ever want to shift the scales in the war on forest fires. >

The right to arm bears is a fairly solid anthology by Gordon R Dickson. >

On the contrary, you can very much arm bears, they just don't have the rights to bear arms >

You can climb mountains, but you can't mountain climb. . . oh, wait a second. . . >

... Can we though? If we created arms designed to be used by bears, taught them how to use them, and set them loose... would they use them? >

Personally I can't stand arming a shaved upper appendage grizzly with Chicago football branded weapons.
I can't bear arming bare armed bears with Bear arms. >

Are you kidding? There’s a whole book about it.