GuyPinestra
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- Jan 29, 2012
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If you'd PROPOSE something reasonable and moderate we might get somewhere, but laws that have no effect except on the law-abiding are neither reasonable or moderate.You left out that the right wing mind cannot process reasonable or moderate. Any attempt to discuss either, will illicit the polarized chicken little sky is falling, this is the end of existence, the world is going to end.
It is the manifestation of deep insecurity and fear, the driving force of conservatism.
I have some really bad news for ya...you and daveman and the rest of the slippery slope, chicken littles are being abandoned...by NRA members and the American people.
It exposes you for what you are.
GOP pollster: "I don't think the NRA is listening"
(CBS News) According to Republican pollster and CBS News political analyst Frank Luntz, despite the impending so-called "fiscal cliff," American families have spent more "time talking about their fear of gun violence than over the 'fiscal cliff'."
Luntz said that based on his polling and conversations with lawmakers in Washington, "the public is asking, if not insisting that something be done so that this does not happen again."
"The public wants guns out of the schools, not in the schools," Luntz said, speaking to the NRA's response to the Newtown shooting, in which the organization advocated for armed guards in schools across the U.S.
"I don't think the the NRA is listening. I don't think they understand," Luntz said. "Most Americans would protect Second Amendment rights and yet agree with the idea that not every human being should own a gun, not every gun should be available at any time, anywhere, for anyone - that at gun shows you should not be able to buy something right there and then without any check whatsoever."
Luntz added that what Americans are looking for from gun control legislation is "a common sense approach that says that those who are law-abiding should continue to have the right to own a weapon, but don't believe the right should be extended to everyone at every time for every time of weapon."
Luntz conducted a survey of gun owners both affiliated and unaffiliated with the NRA earlier this year, which found broad support for certain provisions that would restrict the sale of guns.
Among NRA members, 74 percent said they support background checks as a requirement for concealed carry permits. Recent polls of the broader American populace have showed higher levels of support for that and other gun control measures which the NRA has historically opposed.
You know, Ive spent my entire life time separating the Right from the kooks
William F. Buckley Jr.
So what do you PROPOSE??