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So we make Ford responsible for any person killed by a drunk driver?
Those kids are dead because some nut KILLED HIS MOM and stole her guns.
because the gun industry marketted guns to his Mom, who was a bit of a whackjob herself.
to take your somewhat retarded analogy, if Ford knowingly sold a car to someone who had racked up a bunch of DUI's and had his license suspended, then, yeah, they probably would be held liable.
The gun industry knowingly markets to Nancy Lanza and her type, because they are great repeat customers.
No, you'd tried to pretend that dead kids are less important than your ability to own something you shouldn't have.
there's no good reason for you to have a gun.
There is no good reason for you to be able to redress your grievences to the government. Shh be quiet, the government knows whats good for you...
There is no good reason for the police to need a warrant to search your house. One can always trust the authorities to do the right thing
There is no good reason for trial by jury. After all, any judge is more than competent enough to decide your fate at a trial..
And the government has overridden all those things... usually with people like you cheering them on when they did it, in case you were asleep during the whole Bush years.
Okay, let's pretend that I've been given the power to decide whether you should have a gun or not.
Convince me why you need a gun.
We have a cancer in this country, and they are armed.
Neil Heslin, father of 6-year-old Newtown shooting victim Jesse Lewis, was heckled at the Connecticut State Legislature as he testified Tuesday in hearings on the aftermath of the Newtown massacre. Gun enthusiasts shouted the Second Amendment! several times while Heslin, holding a picture of his son, wondered why Bushmaster assault-style weapons such as the one shooter Adam Lanza used should be sold in the state. There are a lot of things that should be changed to prevent what happened, Heslin said. Around 1,500 peopleboth pro-gun and anti, who all had to pass through metal detectorsattended the hearings at the Connecticut capitol under heightened security. Hundreds testified, with one lawyer insisting the local and national debate has been co-opted by the anti-gun agenda.
Read it at Connecticut Post
January 29, 2013 7:05 AM
I wouldn't call that heckling.
Then again I wouldn't use a dead kid as a prop to pass laws that deny others their rights either.
No, you'd tried to pretend that dead kids are less important than your ability to own something you shouldn't have.
there's no good reason for you to have a gun.
no good reason to have a gun...?!
what alternative bad-guyless universe do you live in, Joe...?
I wouldn't call that heckling.
Then again I wouldn't use a dead kid as a prop to pass laws that deny others their rights either.
No, you'd tried to pretend that dead kids are less important than your ability to own something you shouldn't have.
there's no good reason for you to have a gun.
I wouldn't call that heckling.
Then again I wouldn't use a dead kid as a prop to pass laws that deny others their rights either.
No, you'd tried to pretend that dead kids are less important than your ability to own something you shouldn't have.
there's no good reason for you to have a gun.
no good reason to have a gun...?!
what alternative bad-guyless universe do you live in, Joe...?
Nice try, but your answer will always be "No"
I dont have to convince you of jack squat. Its my right, which the government is prevented from infringing on by the 2nd amendment.
As long as I am not a felon or certified as mentally deficient, the only answer I have to give when asked why I want a gun is "Because I want one"
No, you'd tried to pretend that dead kids are less important than your ability to own something you shouldn't have.
there's no good reason for you to have a gun.
no good reason to have a gun...?!
what alternative bad-guyless universe do you live in, Joe...?
Joe lives in the city of dumbass, located in the state of Fucktard.
I wouldn't call that heckling.
Then again I wouldn't use a dead kid as a prop to pass laws that deny others their rights either.
No, you'd tried to pretend that dead kids are less important than your ability to own something you shouldn't have.
there's no good reason for you to have a gun.
you really wanna make a difference in the numbers of kids killed by mechanical objects...?
put your money where your mouth is...
call for a ban on any motorized vehicle that goes above 25 miles per hour...
in keeping with your logic, there's no good reason for you to have a vehicle that goes faster than 25 MPH...
Nice try, but your answer will always be "No"
I dont have to convince you of jack squat. Its my right, which the government is prevented from infringing on by the 2nd amendment.
As long as I am not a felon or certified as mentally deficient, the only answer I have to give when asked why I want a gun is "Because I want one"
Actually, you kind of do, because Public Opinion is turning on you fools.
Second Amendment doesn't mean squat.
There are so many ways we can put you gun nuts out of business. We just haven't had a good enough reason to try... until now.
People have realized the Emperor has no clothes....
Nice try, but your answer will always be "No"
I dont have to convince you of jack squat. Its my right, which the government is prevented from infringing on by the 2nd amendment.
As long as I am not a felon or certified as mentally deficient, the only answer I have to give when asked why I want a gun is "Because I want one"
Actually, you kind of do, because Public Opinion is turning on you fools.
Second Amendment doesn't mean squat.
There are so many ways we can put you gun nuts out of business. We just haven't had a good enough reason to try... until now.
People have realized the Emperor has no clothes....
no good reason to have a gun...?!
what alternative bad-guyless universe do you live in, Joe...?
Joe lives in the city of dumbass, located in the state of Fucktard.
ah... no doubt a province of Dumbfuckisan...
No, you'd tried to pretend that dead kids are less important than your ability to own something you shouldn't have.
there's no good reason for you to have a gun.
no good reason to have a gun...?!
what alternative bad-guyless universe do you live in, Joe...?
The same one you do, the one where guns in the home are 43 times more likely to kill a member of the family than a "bad guy".
Never knew anyone who killed a bad guy.
Have known a few people who buried family members who were killed with that gun they bought for protection.
Joe lives in the city of dumbass, located in the state of Fucktard.
ah... no doubt a province of Dumbfuckisan...
Quit lying to yourself and pretending he talking about ALL guns
no good reason to have a gun...?!
what alternative bad-guyless universe do you live in, Joe...?
The same one you do, the one where guns in the home are 43 times more likely to kill a member of the family than a "bad guy".
Never knew anyone who killed a bad guy.
Have known a few people who buried family members who were killed with that gun they bought for protection.
The very truth that prompted me to get rid of my guns when I had children.
I support the second amendment 100%, but I do not believe it means an invidual has the right to own any weapon they choose.
It must be nice to finally let out your inner facist.
If you can treat the 2nd amendment that callously whats to stop jack booted thugs such as yourself from squashing the others?
Negged for being a nazi bastard.
ah... no doubt a province of Dumbfuckisan...
Quit lying to yourself and pretending he talking about ALL guns
And here is Joes neighbor, right next door in Asshatville, another province of Dumfuckistan.
We have a cancer in this country, and they are armed.
Neil Heslin, father of 6-year-old Newtown shooting victim Jesse Lewis, was heckled at the Connecticut State Legislature as he testified Tuesday in hearings on the aftermath of the Newtown massacre. Gun enthusiasts shouted the Second Amendment! several times while Heslin, holding a picture of his son, wondered why Bushmaster assault-style weapons such as the one shooter Adam Lanza used should be sold in the state. There are a lot of things that should be changed to prevent what happened, Heslin said. Around 1,500 peopleboth pro-gun and anti, who all had to pass through metal detectorsattended the hearings at the Connecticut capitol under heightened security. Hundreds testified, with one lawyer insisting the local and national debate has been co-opted by the anti-gun agenda.
Read it at Connecticut Post
January 29, 2013 7:05 AM
When you use a picture of your dead child to suppress the rights of Americans, you should expect to be heckled. To pout about it deserves more heckling.
