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Dude you don't have a clue. I'm a living historian I do first person impression's of civil war soldiers North Aand South I have to do a lot of research to pull off the 19th century time warp so it will be convincing to the 21st century viewer. And my research says you're full of shit.
Oh, you're a Civil War re-enactor, that gives you all sorts of insight. Really.
Yes I do some re-enactments from time too time, but I love doing living history's enteracting with people who come to those events. I have too do my research because people pay money too see what life as a civil war soldier was like and I try too make sure everything is as accurate as possible
Let's just say I am more informed on the American civil war than you are.
Oh, you're a Civil War re-enactor, that gives you all sorts of insight. Really.
Yes I do some re-enactments from time too time, but I love doing living history's enteracting with people who come to those events. I have too do my research because people pay money too see what life as a civil war soldier was like and I try too make sure everything is as accurate as possible
Let's just say I am more informed on the American civil war than you are.
I think my cats are more informed on the Civil War than Joey is.
Too funny
I am not a historian.....but I play one on TV
I started in 1995 with the 14th NCST
I've been in the 13th NCST
and the regiment my great great grandfather was in 21st SCVI I've done a living history at Fort Anderson where he was captured.
Here's a bit of history for you The battle of fort anderson is the only battle the US Army surrendered to the US Navy
I've even been in a couple of documentaries
National Geographic
Along the Neuse river
and one segment on HBO's going to California.
By doing so I was able too meet a few from the cast of the Patriot.
Joely Richardson Lisa Brenner and Leon Rippy
Drank a couple of beers with Leon
and also meet a couple of professional extra's that just happen to have been from my home town.
Hey, I did that from 1990 to 2013 - 64th Ohio Volunteer Infantry, Company A, same unit my great great g-father fought all four years for during the REAL war. I was an extra in "Gettysburg" and had a chance to do "Andersonville" but was working on my masters in history and didn't want to miss class - I kick myself for that now because it was such a great flick. Did you do Spring Hill, Tennessee in 1995? That was the last "mega" I did because I really didn't like them.
And the cops who gave their lives to catch him
Funny how they don't have the same zeal to catch gang bangers and killers not targeting cops...
At any rate, Dorner proves that the police cannot be trusted with firearms.
Dude you don't have a clue. I'm a living historian I do first person impression's of civil war soldiers North Aand South I have to do a lot of research to pull off the 19th century time warp so it will be convincing to the 21st century viewer. And my research says you're full of shit.
Oh, you're a Civil War re-enactor, that gives you all sorts of insight. Really.
Yes I do some re-enactments from time too time, but I love doing living history's enteracting with people who come to those events. I have too do my research because people pay money too see what life as a civil war soldier was like and I try too make sure everything is as accurate as possible
Let's just say I am more informed on the American civil war than you are.
Oh, you're a Civil War re-enactor, that gives you all sorts of insight. Really.
Yes I do some re-enactments from time too time, but I love doing living history's enteracting with people who come to those events. I have too do my research because people pay money too see what life as a civil war soldier was like and I try too make sure everything is as accurate as possible
Let's just say I am more informed on the American civil war than you are.
Suuuuuuure you are. You piss in a bucket on weekends. Then you go back to your cheeze puff and your widescreen and your internet and whine about the bad old gummit wanting to take your guns.
If you fear the government and arm yourself to take up arms against your country.....you ARE a gun nut
If you are willing to kill to protect your guns.........you ARE a gun nut
Not at all--- just pointing out what a silly tool you are...
Dancing to the tune the Big Multi-National Corporations play for you.
Liberals like to refer to people who support the Second Amendment as being "gun nuts".
By this rationale would those who support the First Amendment be considered "word nuts"?
Liberals like to refer to people who support the Second Amendment as being "gun nuts".
By this rationale would those who support the First Amendment be considered "word nuts"?
Without the second there would not be a first...think about it.
If you fear the government and arm yourself to take up arms against your country.....you ARE a gun nut
If you are willing to kill to protect your guns.........you ARE a gun nut
I guess the founding fathers were nuts (read my sig).
I guess the Patriots at Lexington and Concord, protecting their armory from the Brits were also gun nuts.
You sir, are a classic Loyalist.
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If you fear the government and arm yourself to take up arms against your country.....you ARE a gun nut
If you are willing to kill to protect your guns.........you ARE a gun nut
I guess the founding fathers were nuts (read my sig).
I guess the Patriots at Lexington and Concord, protecting their armory from the Brits were also gun nuts.
You sir, are a classic Loyalist.
AND HEY, JoeB131 posted above me! Everyone say hello to him here:
http://www.usmessageboard.com/the-f...tennesee-1946-ever-occured-3.html#post6878891
Liberals like to refer to people who support the Second Amendment as being "gun nuts".
By this rationale would those who support the First Amendment be considered "word nuts"?
Without the second there would not be a first...think about it.
People who support the second amendment should have to live in a log cabin and fight off injuns and red coats, the way the amendment was intended.
Liberals like to refer to people who support the Second Amendment as being "gun nuts".
By this rationale would those who support the First Amendment be considered "word nuts"?
Without the second there would not be a first...think about it.
Bullshit.
Most industrialized countries have freedom of speech, religion, etc. without widespread gun ownership.
In fact, Americans probalby have less freedom of speech. Probably because all our speech is controlled by big corporations.
Although owning a gun is quite effective at repelling against home invasion, it was never intended as the number one reason for the Second Amendment, in fact hunting and self-defense were simply fringe benefits.People who support the second amendment should have to live in a log cabin and fight off injuns and red coats, the way the amendment was intended.
Although owning a gun is quite effective at repelling against home invasion, it was never intended as the number one reason for the Second Amendment, in fact hunting and self-defense were simply fringe benefits.People who support the second amendment should have to live in a log cabin and fight off injuns and red coats, the way the amendment was intended.
The primary purpose of our Constitution and Bill of Rights was to limit the power and responsibilities of Government as a safeguard to ensure We the People would never be defenseless and at the mercy of political tyrants.
