BasicHumanUnit
Diamond Member
You're very amusing,
Not nearly as amusing as you are a JACKASS
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My tolerance for ignorant anti-Constitutional scum is MINUS 100
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You're very amusing,
Never underestimate how stupid liberals are.Many of them are marching and lobbying politicians also.
Tom Galinat, 35, a farmer and hunter who owns nine guns, traveled last month from his home in Peacham, Vt., to Montpelier, the state capital, with a firm goal in mind: Convince lawmakers to enact a ban on high-capacity magazines.
Jonathan Leach, 56, a policy analyst in Augusta, Me., and the owner of about 10 guns, testified before Maine legislators in favor of a bill to let judges order people deemed dangerous to surrender their firearms. Mr. Leach said he wanted to serve as a counterweight to gun rights enthusiasts he knew would speak against the idea.
And as thousands of demonstrators gathered in Nashville in March for student-led marches against gun violence, R. Sterling Haring, 33, a doctor and the owner of several guns including an assault-style rifle, addressed the crowd. When wounded children were flown to his hospital after a shooting at a Kentucky school in January, he said, he decided it was his duty to push for stronger gun control.
“I honestly believe that God-fearing, gun-owning Americans should be leading the debate on gun laws,” Dr. Haring said in an interview on Monday, after learning of another shooting, which killed four people at a Waffle House a few miles from his house. “It just makes sense to me that if I own weapons, I should be the first one to be advocating for safety with those weapons.”
Mucho Mas (with apologies to 2aguy and the many fetishists who actually believe people want to "grab 'em" ;-)
Do Gun Owners Want Gun Control? Yes, Some Say, Post-Parkland
And lots of firearms...Na, Everyone has firearms in “flyover territory” They outnumber people many, many times over, there’s no reason to be scared firearms. Violent crime is basically nonexistent due to firearm ownership Here...
People kill people firearms do not, firearms have no control over people, most people learn that in grade school
You're very amusing, although I'm quite tired of the old man sig - find something new please.
Yes, we've heard .. perpetually fearful folk need 20 guns instead of a paltry 10.
Where you live there is very little violent crime .... BECAUSE there are very few PEOPLE![]()
Terrorists prefer bombs and vehiclesAR15s are not so called assault weapons, they are just sporting rifles nothing more nothing less
Tell that ^ to all the dead kids who were killed by the weapon of choice for kooks and crazies.
That would be pistols.
Really? - Look at the worst mass shootings of late and tell it to us again.
Never underestimate how stupid liberals are.Many of them are marching and lobbying politicians also.
Tom Galinat, 35, a farmer and hunter who owns nine guns, traveled last month from his home in Peacham, Vt., to Montpelier, the state capital, with a firm goal in mind: Convince lawmakers to enact a ban on high-capacity magazines.
Jonathan Leach, 56, a policy analyst in Augusta, Me., and the owner of about 10 guns, testified before Maine legislators in favor of a bill to let judges order people deemed dangerous to surrender their firearms. Mr. Leach said he wanted to serve as a counterweight to gun rights enthusiasts he knew would speak against the idea.
And as thousands of demonstrators gathered in Nashville in March for student-led marches against gun violence, R. Sterling Haring, 33, a doctor and the owner of several guns including an assault-style rifle, addressed the crowd. When wounded children were flown to his hospital after a shooting at a Kentucky school in January, he said, he decided it was his duty to push for stronger gun control.
“I honestly believe that God-fearing, gun-owning Americans should be leading the debate on gun laws,” Dr. Haring said in an interview on Monday, after learning of another shooting, which killed four people at a Waffle House a few miles from his house. “It just makes sense to me that if I own weapons, I should be the first one to be advocating for safety with those weapons.”
Mucho Mas (with apologies to 2aguy and the many fetishists who actually believe people want to "grab 'em" ;-)
Do Gun Owners Want Gun Control? Yes, Some Say, Post-Parkland
Ya know what makes me wanna reach through the Internet and slap these bitches like Dr.Scum?
It's THEIR FREAKIN POLICIES THAT CREATE THE ENVIRONMENT FOR THESE SHOOTINGS 99.999999999% OF THE EF'N TIME.
Then they want all the LAW ABIDING people to give up THEIR rights to make amends for THEIR STUPID SOCIAL POLICIES.
Sick of it folks.
The idiot thinks the 2nd is about hunting.![]()
You gonna be the first to define "well regulated militia" ?
Cool - Regulation Clown![]()
The idiot thinks the 2nd is about hunting.![]()
You gonna be the first to define "well regulated militia" ?
Cool - Regulation Clown![]()
The SAFE act didn't include the stuff I am talking about with regards to revolvers, which flow from the Sullivan Act in the 1930's.
Try actually reading what you reference.
Prove me wrong, cocksucker.
Tell that ^ to all the dead kids who were killed by the weapon of choice for kooks and crazies.
....tell that to the 6,500 kids killed while texting & driving or worse yet....at the hands of their DEMOCRAT PARENTS since your 17 were killed.
What's that?
You don't give a FLYING FUCK about children dying??? You only care about destroying RIGHTS?
Yeah...thought so.
You PINK POS.
Meh
Congress could not possibly be any less interested.
And I'm laughing.... a month ago progressives were all giddy about David Hogg. The guy has disappeared and is irrelevant. He will reemerge at the marches and the idiot progresses will get all giddy again.... and Congress will go back to bed.
Taking bows for marches, banners and symbols = ghey.
I agree and also it is a means to overthrow the government when it becomes repressive. It states that in the constitution. As long as the voting booth and our votes are not infringed guns are not needed, but they are the backup for our freedom.A majority of gun owners have favored appropriate, Constitutional firearm regulatory measures long before Parkland.
And most – if not all – Congressional Republicans would still oppose appropriate, Constitutional firearm regulatory measures even without the backing and money from the NRA; firearm regulatory measures that have nothing to do with the availability of particular types of firearms.
There can be no such thing. The Second Amendment explicitly forbids government from infringing the people's right to keep and bear arms. Any measures from government, which interfere in any way with the people's exercise of this right, are blatantly illegal and unconstitutional.
They need to be "Baker Act" for mental exams. Police should have the total right do have them looked at by a Doctor.Many of them are marching and lobbying politicians also.
Tom Galinat, 35, a farmer and hunter who owns nine guns, traveled last month from his home in Peacham, Vt., to Montpelier, the state capital, with a firm goal in mind: Convince lawmakers to enact a ban on high-capacity magazines.
Jonathan Leach, 56, a policy analyst in Augusta, Me., and the owner of about 10 guns, testified before Maine legislators in favor of a bill to let judges order people deemed dangerous to surrender their firearms. Mr. Leach said he wanted to serve as a counterweight to gun rights enthusiasts he knew would speak against the idea.
And as thousands of demonstrators gathered in Nashville in March for student-led marches against gun violence, R. Sterling Haring, 33, a doctor and the owner of several guns including an assault-style rifle, addressed the crowd. When wounded children were flown to his hospital after a shooting at a Kentucky school in January, he said, he decided it was his duty to push for stronger gun control.
“I honestly believe that God-fearing, gun-owning Americans should be leading the debate on gun laws,” Dr. Haring said in an interview on Monday, after learning of another shooting, which killed four people at a Waffle House a few miles from his house. “It just makes sense to me that if I own weapons, I should be the first one to be advocating for safety with those weapons.”
Mucho Mas (with apologies to 2aguy and the many fetishists who actually believe people want to "grab 'em" ;-)
Do Gun Owners Want Gun Control? Yes, Some Say, Post-Parkland
Well you just go on ahead and be "sick of it" ..
NOBODY is asking you to give up your right to own as many guns as you please.
*Assuming of course you're not a Kook which MAY be debatable
Cut it out with that brand of STOOPID.
Thanks in advance!
They need to be "Baker Act" for mental exams. Police should have the total right do have them looked at by a Doctor.