“What Percentage Of Murders Are Committed With An AR-15?”

[Skull Pilot]

Murders murder, who cares if they use a sharpened flint or a winglaner 2200 (C) with extra special nozzles on their outer perimeters? Who cares? Let's stop that nonsense. Who needs guns, after all? We would all sleep better at night if NOBODY had guns.

I sleep just fine now.

 

[Rustic]

All States have agreed to the 2nd, what part of "the right of the people to keep and bear arms shall not be infringed" do you not understand? The feds are there to protect our rights, not try to find ways to limit or eliminate them.

BTW, why haven't you answered my question about the defensive uses of guns saving lives? Using your logic, if it saves one life it's worth those folks having firearms, right?


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Bullcrap ,nothing but ,8 states have banned your hamburger maker guns and multiple cities have also. You people have no clue.

AR15s are just sporting rifles, anyway those places you speak of are still plagued the country’s highest rate of violence.
Firearms have no control over people most people learn and understand that in middle school or grade school.

1. A Sporting Rifle doesn't have the need for rails to accept a M-203 Grenade Launcher. Or a Silencer or a Bayonet or a.......... Like we did in Colorado, remove the ability to mount those and then, and only then, can you call it a sporting rifle. Until then, it's an assault rifle that can also be used as a sporting rifle.

2. I already told you what we need to do to get the crime and murder level down. But, no, you won't even consider it. Your 1% that you pray to would never go for it. They moved the jobs out of those areas and didn't replace them with other jobs so the people turned to the only other way to make a living they could and that was crime and public assistance. And, no, they didn't have the option to move. They didn't have the funds to relocate and even if they did, there were no jobs waiting for them anyway. When the jobs were finally available in alternative locations, they could not afford to relocate anyway. The buildings are still there for the Factories, the work force is still there. Yes, it would have be rebuilt and retrained but that USED to be part of running a business. Not so these days. Long term investments gave way for Bottom Line short term.

An ar15 is just a sporting rifle no matter what kind of lipstick you put on it...

and a gun bubba is a right wing tool , that is used and controlled because of their lack of intelligence, THey are tooled dailly by the hate party, one string puppets to the man.

Na, AR15’s are just harmless sporting rifles...

 

[Rustic]

Bullcrap ,nothing but ,8 states have banned your hamburger maker guns and multiple cities have also. You people have no clue.

AR15s are just sporting rifles, anyway those places you speak of are still plagued the country’s highest rate of violence.
Firearms have no control over people most people learn and understand that in middle school or grade school.

1. A Sporting Rifle doesn't have the need for rails to accept a M-203 Grenade Launcher. Or a Silencer or a Bayonet or a.......... Like we did in Colorado, remove the ability to mount those and then, and only then, can you call it a sporting rifle. Until then, it's an assault rifle that can also be used as a sporting rifle.

2. I already told you what we need to do to get the crime and murder level down. But, no, you won't even consider it. Your 1% that you pray to would never go for it. They moved the jobs out of those areas and didn't replace them with other jobs so the people turned to the only other way to make a living they could and that was crime and public assistance. And, no, they didn't have the option to move. They didn't have the funds to relocate and even if they did, there were no jobs waiting for them anyway. When the jobs were finally available in alternative locations, they could not afford to relocate anyway. The buildings are still there for the Factories, the work force is still there. Yes, it would have be rebuilt and retrained but that USED to be part of running a business. Not so these days. Long term investments gave way for Bottom Line short term.

Keep spewing that propaganda, the M203 in not rail mounted, neither are bayonets or noise suppressors. Lies are not your friends.


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He does not even know the difference between a suppressor and a silencer...
And thinks rails make a firearm more dangerous... lol

What makes your hamburger gun so effective is velocity and yaw. The yaw, to mess up the wound,that is designed into the weapon. Kill kill kill. The inventor and designer said that the AR15 was in no way designed to use by the public, well anyway that's what his family says. This hamburger gun was designed and made to get a Military contract. With no thought of it being used by the general public

Wrong, AR15’s are just sporting rifles, never used in any Theatre of War.
But they are great for hunting varmits up to some large game...

 

[Rustic]

Murders murder, who cares if they use a sharpened flint or a winglaner 2200 (C) with extra special nozzles on their outer perimeters? Who cares? Let's stop that nonsense. Who needs guns, after all? We would all sleep better at night if NOBODY had guns.

I have no problem sleeping at night with a neighbor with a gun, hell I live in minnesota. Let me describe a Gun Bubbas for you though. You know that there has been a massive increase in sales of guns , with hamburger guns right up there in sales. That is a problem when you find out that less and less households have guns every year. So who are buying all these guns to add massively to the number of guns they have, Weak minded Gun Bubbas, they think there is a commie behind every corner. that they have the right to shoot first and figure out what happened afterwards and if you don't like any one of their guns like in a forum like this, they will without hesitating threatens to kill you.
That is the person you never want living next to you, can't let you kids out to play or let your pets out to relieve themselves when the gun Bubbas is at home. You would be stupid to do otherwise. The ultra wackos, like many that you find in here, when they move in you should move out. They are dangerous , not mentally sound and think they can impress people because they own a assault weapon.

It’s best you stay in your safe space snowflake...

 

[Rustic]

Keep spewing that propaganda, the M203 in not rail mounted, neither are bayonets or noise suppressors. Lies are not your friends.


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He does not even know the difference between a suppressor and a silencer...
And thinks rails make a firearm more dangerous... lol

No he does, he's just trolling, repeating shit over and over and over, no matter how many times it's proven wrong. He refuses to answer honest questions because the answers won't support his trolling and propaganda.


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Your little band just likes to misinform and use that to win any and all arguments. Well, cupcakes, you are losing this argument on the legislature. In Colorado, the ability to mount those rails and the ability to thread on the silencer cannot be included in any new AR-15 sold in the State since 2013. Now, keep lying and misdirecting. The cat is out of the bag, cupcake.

Things are going the other direction in most other states, sorry to disappoint.

You mean like Florida?

In the northern plains they are getting rid of repetitive gun laws, in South Dakota it takes about 2 mins or less to get a Concealed carry permit… Although it should be instantaneous.

 

[Bootney Lee Farnsworth]

Murders murder, who cares if they use a sharpened flint or a winglaner 2200 (C) with extra special nozzles on their outer perimeters? Who cares? Let's stop that nonsense. Who needs guns, after all? We would all sleep better at night if NOBODY had guns.

I sleep a whole lot better at night knowing my 100ish pound wife and daughter both have the means to stop a 280 pound muscle head on a raping roids bender.

A firearm is the ultimate equalizer.

Why do you hate equality?

 

[Bootney Lee Farnsworth]

Wrong, AR15’s are just sporting rifles, never used in any Theatre of War.
But they are great for hunting varmits up to some large game...

Rifles actually used in a war by the U.S.:
List of individual weapons of the U.S. Armed Forces - Wikipedia

Conspicuously absent: AR15

 

[Rustic]

Murders murder, who cares if they use a sharpened flint or a winglaner 2200 (C) with extra special nozzles on their outer perimeters? Who cares? Let's stop that nonsense. Who needs guns, after all? We would all sleep better at night if NOBODY had guns.

Do you really think through what you post? According to the CDC Americans use their legal guns to stop violent criminals 2.4 million times a year.....those are rapes, robberies and murders that do not happen because an innocent person has a gun to stop them.

There was a time in earth history where guns did not exist.... and the weak were raped, robbed and murdered by the strong....guns changed that.....and stopped that for those victims...

The 2.4 million people who use guns to save lives need those guns....

I took a look at the 9 laxest gun law states. All but Vermont, the other 8 are shithole states. Even the states that your bunch lives in like Montana and Texas didn't make the list of 9.

None of the 9 rquire the reportin gof the Mentally ill to th ecourts or authorities in regard to weapons. No reporting of lost or stolen firearms. There is a long list of really dumb blockhead moves done in the last 6 years from these states. And all but Vermont is controlled by the deep Republicans. Meanwhile just as many states have added common sense gun regulations to their laws to prevent more mass killings in the schools and other mass gatherings. Many states have started educating the Schools an, community and cops in the communities to recognize the warning signs. Many states have added the ability to allow law enforcement to temporarily seize the weapons of what they deem as an dangerous person and get in front of a judge to to say one way or another. You scream to high heavens that their rights are taken yet you also scream that we need to do something about the mentally ill with guns. Well, that's being done but you fight it because your masters want to not lose those sales. And sales is what it's all about.

Progressive controlled areas are where most of the shootings happen, Because of frivolous gun control laws

 

[Rustic]

Murders murder, who cares if they use a sharpened flint or a winglaner 2200 (C) with extra special nozzles on their outer perimeters? Who cares? Let's stop that nonsense. Who needs guns, after all? We would all sleep better at night if NOBODY had guns.

Do you really think through what you post? According to the CDC Americans use their legal guns to stop violent criminals 2.4 million times a year.....those are rapes, robberies and murders that do not happen because an innocent person has a gun to stop them.

There was a time in earth history where guns did not exist.... and the weak were raped, robbed and murdered by the strong....guns changed that.....and stopped that for those victims...

The 2.4 million people who use guns to save lives need those guns....

I took a look at the 9 laxest gun law states. All but Vermont, the other 8 are shithole states. Even the states that your bunch lives in like Montana and Texas didn't make the list of 9.

None of the 9 rquire the reportin gof the Mentally ill to th ecourts or authorities in regard to weapons. No reporting of lost or stolen firearms. There is a long list of really dumb blockhead moves done in the last 6 years from these states. And all but Vermont is controlled by the deep Republicans. Meanwhile just as many states have added common sense gun regulations to their laws to prevent more mass killings in the schools and other mass gatherings. Many states have started educating the Schools an, community and cops in the communities to recognize the warning signs. Many states have added the ability to allow law enforcement to temporarily seize the weapons of what they deem as an dangerous person and get in front of a judge to to say one way or another. You scream to high heavens that their rights are taken yet you also scream that we need to do something about the mentally ill with guns. Well, that's being done but you fight it because your masters want to not lose those sales. And sales is what it's all about.

Dipshit.......which cities? The major cities in Red States are controlled by democrats who have a revolving door policy for violent gun offenders....and since you didn't provide any links, I will tell you that of the lists that do show this? They combine suicide into their numbers because in many of the states the gun crime rates are so low they don't even register.....

You are almost too stupid to post with.......

I posted about States. You sure to like to change the subject and claim that I said something I didn't. And then you use insults to boot. The more you do that the more the states will go with common sesne gun regulations. Thos 9 states that don't have a clue will have to change sooner or later.

IIf you don't like the way it's done in a given city, don't live there. If you don't like the way the laws of a given state is and you can't get them changed, move to one that is to more your liking. I happen to like the laws here when it comes to firearms. I just don't care for the dirty underhanded tactics that are used to try to get them changed.

For instance, in 2013 the state of Colorado voted in some common sense gun laws. The NRA spent millions taking it to court and the Supreme Court upheld the laws. Then they forced a recall of 3 state representatives. 2 survived the recall. One didn't and was replaced by a Republican. More millions were spent. Unfortunately, at least 1 of those million was the Tax Payers money to pay for the recall. In 2014, the Republican was replaced by another Democrat so nothing was really gained and everything went back to the status quo where the House was Democrat and the Senate was Republican. The laws still stand but the taxpayers are out at least a million dollars for that nonsense. That money had to come from somewhere. Some of it came from the School Budget, some came from roads and bridges and more. Our State Government can't just raise taxes to pay for it. We have something called the Tabor Act. They have to take the tax increase to the Public in a Vote. Instead, they had no choice but to shortchange other programs. You may have a cool million laying around but others don't. Not even states for frivolous BS like that. In the end, the only things that changed were our Roads didn't get fixed, our Bridges went further into disrepair, our schools fell behind and more. Because of that, there are more Gun Regs that are being presented as they know that your vindictive bunch of cowards will keep coming over and over. So we just give you more to bitch about. Look for other states to follow.

You are your own worst enemy.

Criminals do not obey laws, that is why they are called criminals… Sorry to break that news to you

 

[Rustic]

Murders murder, who cares if they use a sharpened flint or a winglaner 2200 (C) with extra special nozzles on their outer perimeters? Who cares? Let's stop that nonsense. Who needs guns, after all? We would all sleep better at night if NOBODY had guns.

Do you really think through what you post? According to the CDC Americans use their legal guns to stop violent criminals 2.4 million times a year.....those are rapes, robberies and murders that do not happen because an innocent person has a gun to stop them.

There was a time in earth history where guns did not exist.... and the weak were raped, robbed and murdered by the strong....guns changed that.....and stopped that for those victims...

The 2.4 million people who use guns to save lives need those guns....

I took a look at the 9 laxest gun law states. All but Vermont, the other 8 are shithole states. Even the states that your bunch lives in like Montana and Texas didn't make the list of 9.

None of the 9 rquire the reportin gof the Mentally ill to th ecourts or authorities in regard to weapons. No reporting of lost or stolen firearms. There is a long list of really dumb blockhead moves done in the last 6 years from these states. And all but Vermont is controlled by the deep Republicans. Meanwhile just as many states have added common sense gun regulations to their laws to prevent more mass killings in the schools and other mass gatherings. Many states have started educating the Schools an, community and cops in the communities to recognize the warning signs. Many states have added the ability to allow law enforcement to temporarily seize the weapons of what they deem as an dangerous person and get in front of a judge to to say one way or another. You scream to high heavens that their rights are taken yet you also scream that we need to do something about the mentally ill with guns. Well, that's being done but you fight it because your masters want to not lose those sales. And sales is what it's all about.

Here... I will do it for you....

You Know Less Than You Think About Guns

Do Gun Laws Stop Gun Crimes?

The same week Kristof's column came out, National Journal attracted major media attention with a showy piece of research and analysis headlined "The States With The Most Gun Laws See The Fewest Gun-Related Deaths." The subhead lamented: "But there's still little appetite to talk about more restrictions."

Critics quickly noted that the Journal's Libby Isenstein had included suicides among "gun-related deaths" and suicide-irrelevant policies such as stand-your-ground laws among its tally of "gun laws." That meant that high-suicide, low-homicide states such as Wyoming, Alaska, and Idaho were taken to task for their liberal carry-permit policies. Worse, several of the states with what the Brady Campaign to Prevent Gun Violence considers terribly lax gun laws were dropped from Isenstein's data set because their murder rates were too low!

Another of National Journal's mistakes is a common one in gun science: The paper didn't look at gun statistics in the context of overall violent crime, a much more relevant measure to the policy debate. After all, if less gun crime doesn't mean less crime overall—if criminals simply substitute other weapons or means when guns are less available—the benefit of the relevant gun laws is thrown into doubt. When Thomas Firey of the Cato Institute ran regressions of Isenstein's study with slightly different specifications and considering all violent crime, each of her effects either disappeared or reversed.

Another recent well-publicized study trying to assert a positive connection between gun laws and public safety was a 2013 JAMA Internal Medicine article by the Harvard pediatrics professor Eric W. Fleegler and his colleagues, called "Firearm Legislation and Firearm-Related Fatalities in the United States." It offered a mostly static comparison of the toughness of state gun laws (as rated by the gun control lobbyists at the Brady Center) with gun deaths from 2007 to 2010.

"States with strictest firearm laws have lowest rates of gun deaths," a Boston Globeheadline then announced. But once again, if you take the simple, obvious step of separating out suicides from murders, the correlations that buttress the supposed causations disappear. As John Hinderaker headlined his reaction at the Power Line blog, "New Study Finds Firearm Laws Do Nothing to Prevent Homicides."

Among other anomalies in Fleegler's research, Hinderaker pointed out that it didn't include Washington, D.C., with its strict gun laws and frequent homicides. If just one weak-gun-law state, Louisiana, were taken out of the equation, "the remaining nine lowest-regulation states have an average gun homicide rate of 2.8 per 100,000, which is 12.5% less than the average of the ten states with the strictest gun control laws," he found.

October interview with Slate and found it wanting: "There have been studies that have essentially toted up the number of laws various states have on the books and examined the association between the number of laws and rates of firearm death," said Wintemute, who is a medical doctor and researcher at the University of California, Davis. "That's really bad science, and it shouldn't inform policymaking."

Wintemute thinks the factor such studies don't adequately consider is the number of people in a state who have guns to begin with, which is generally not known or even well-estimated on levels smaller than national, though researchers have used proxies from subscribers to certain gun-related magazines and percentages of suicides committed with guns to make educated guesses. "Perhaps these laws decrease mortality by decreasing firearm ownership, in which case firearm ownership mediates the association," Wintemute wrote in a 2013 JAMA Internal Medicine paper. "But perhaps, and more plausibly, these laws are more readily enacted in states where the prevalence of firearm ownership is low—there will be less opposition to them—and firearm ownership confounds the association."











Would Cracking Down on Guns in the U.S. Really Reduce Violence? , by Robert VerBruggen, National Review

There is actually no simple correlation between states’ homicide rates and their gun-ownership rates or gun laws.
This has been shown numerous times, by different people, using different data sets.

A year ago, I took state gun-ownership levels reported by the Washington Post (based on a Centers for Disease Control survey) and compared them with murder rates from the FBI: no correlation.

The legal scholar Eugene Volokh has compared states’ gun laws (as rated by the anti-gun Brady Campaign) with their murder rates: no correlation.

David Freddoso of the Washington Examiner, a former National Review reporter, failed to find a correlation even between gun ownership in a state and gun murders specifically, an approach that sets aside the issue of whether gun availability has an effect on non-gun crime. (Guns can deter unarmed criminals, for instance, and criminals without guns may simply switch to other weapons.)


, I recently redid my analysis with a few tweaks. Instead of relying on a single year of survey data, I averaged three years. (The CDC survey, the best available for state-level numbers, included data on gun ownership only in 2001, 2002, and 2004. Those were the years I looked at.)

And instead of comparing CDC data with murder rates from a different agency, I relied on the CDC’s own estimates of death by assault in those years. Again: no correlation.

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Left-leaning media outlets, from Mother Jones to National Journal, get around this absence of correlation by reporting numbers on “gun deaths” rather than gun homicides or homicides in general.
More than 60 percent of gun deaths nationally are suicides, and places with higher gun ownership typically see a higher percentage of their suicides committed with a gun.
Focusing on the number of gun deaths practically guarantees a finding that guns and violence go together. While it may be true that public policy should also seek to reduce suicide, it is homicide — often a dramatic mass killing — that usually prompts the media and politicians to call for gun control, and it is homicide that most influences people as they consider supporting measures to take away their fellow citizens’ access to guns.
There are large gaps among the states when it comes to homicide, with rates ranging all the way from about two to twelve per 100,000 in 2013, the most recent year of data available from the CDC. These disparities show that it’s not just guns that cause the United States to have, on average, a higher rate of homicide than other developed countries do. Not only is there no correlation between gun ownership and overall homicide within a state, but there is a strong correlation between gun homicide and non-gun homicide — suggesting that they spring from similar causes, and that some states are simply more violent than others. A closer look at demographic and geographic patterns provides some clues as to why this is.

Good one. Your cite comes from a once good source but since then has been infested by it's biggest contributor and master, the Koch Brothers who are also the biggest contributors to the John Birch Society. You can't get any more to the ultra right than that without falling off the edge of the flat earth.

There you go again, most firearms in this country are owned by law abiding people... in rural areas.
Violent crime is almost nonexistent in those areas, what would new frivolous gun control laws do… They would only hurt law abiding peoples rights.
Progressives are the violent people in this country…

 

[Rustic]

Keep spewing that propaganda, the M203 in not rail mounted, neither are bayonets or noise suppressors. Lies are not your friends.


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He does not even know the difference between a suppressor and a silencer...
And thinks rails make a firearm more dangerous... lol

No he does, he's just trolling, repeating shit over and over and over, no matter how many times it's proven wrong. He refuses to answer honest questions because the answers won't support his trolling and propaganda.


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Your little band just likes to misinform and use that to win any and all arguments. Well, cupcakes, you are losing this argument on the legislature. In Colorado, the ability to mount those rails and the ability to thread on the silencer cannot be included in any new AR-15 sold in the State since 2013. Now, keep lying and misdirecting. The cat is out of the bag, cupcake.

You're watching way too many movies if you think any firearm can be silenced. BTW the CO senate has already passed a repeal of the magazine ban and it's up for consideration in the house. I guess your legislators are getting a bit of a backlash for their misguided BS.


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Feb 2018
Colorado House of Representatives
Allow Licensed CCW people to be armed on school property.........rejected
Repeal the 2013 ban on Mags over 15 rounds........rejected
Allow Business Owners and Employees to use deadly force against intruders similar to Make My Day.....rejected.

Sounds like the biggest BS around here is coming from you. They try this every year since 2013 and fail every year. The Senate is controlled by the Reps while the House is controlled by the Dems. And the Voters are the ones that voted those laws in. So it appears that the Reps don't give a tinkers damn what the citizens actually want. This is why Colorado went from a solid red state to a purple state and has recently went to a Blue state.

From what I can see, you are just too stupid to have guns. I have decided that we need to come take your guns like you keep telling us we are going to do anyway. So guard your guns. And go buy more. And buy more ammo. Hide it under the bed when you hide under there yourself. We are going to take your guns. We are your worst nightmare. But, hey, you keep telling us that this is what we should do.

Sorry, I do not live in Colorado, it’s being taken over by crazy Californians anyways…
Rural areas of the country don’t have violent crime that progressive controlled areas do... fact

 

[justinacolmena]

You have recourse, it's called the courts.

What planet do you live on, dude? You think we plebes have "recourse" in the U.S. District Whorehouse or something like that? Do you even know what it means to be a "prohibited person?"

Texas Church Shooter Was Ticking Time Bomb

Air Force records for Devin Patrick Kelley, who shot and killed 26 people at a Texas church last fall, paint a fuller picture of a man who brutalized family members and whose military superiors saw him as a ticking bomb.

Maybe we'll just go military with it and have a court-martial. There's recourse that way, sure. Just like Chelsea Manning. They'll "paint a fuller picture" in the military.

 

[Daryl Hunt]

He does not even know the difference between a suppressor and a silencer...
And thinks rails make a firearm more dangerous... lol

No he does, he's just trolling, repeating shit over and over and over, no matter how many times it's proven wrong. He refuses to answer honest questions because the answers won't support his trolling and propaganda.


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Your little band just likes to misinform and use that to win any and all arguments. Well, cupcakes, you are losing this argument on the legislature. In Colorado, the ability to mount those rails and the ability to thread on the silencer cannot be included in any new AR-15 sold in the State since 2013. Now, keep lying and misdirecting. The cat is out of the bag, cupcake.

You're watching way too many movies if you think any firearm can be silenced. BTW the CO senate has already passed a repeal of the magazine ban and it's up for consideration in the house. I guess your legislators are getting a bit of a backlash for their misguided BS.


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Feb 2018
Colorado House of Representatives
Allow Licensed CCW people to be armed on school property.........rejected
Repeal the 2013 ban on Mags over 15 rounds........rejected
Allow Business Owners and Employees to use deadly force against intruders similar to Make My Day.....rejected.

Sounds like the biggest BS around here is coming from you. They try this every year since 2013 and fail every year. The Senate is controlled by the Reps while the House is controlled by the Dems. And the Voters are the ones that voted those laws in. So it appears that the Reps don't give a tinkers damn what the citizens actually want. This is why Colorado went from a solid red state to a purple state and has recently went to a Blue state.

From what I can see, you are just too stupid to have guns. I have decided that we need to come take your guns like you keep telling us we are going to do anyway. So guard your guns. And go buy more. And buy more ammo. Hide it under the bed when you hide under there yourself. We are going to take your guns. We are your worst nightmare. But, hey, you keep telling us that this is what we should do.

No CO has been a commie bitch State for decades now. They depend on the military to help keep the State afloat, but walk into a restaurant in uniform in a town away from the bases and people look at you like an alien from mars. That's specially true in college towns.


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And yet, when a person is in uniform, oftentimes, they get their meals bought for them by another patron. Or their bag of groceries is purchased by someone in line. When they find out that I am retired Military, I almost always get a "Thank You for your Service" from almost everyone. And this is far away from any military base as you can get, at least 250 miles. You really need to get out more and travel a bit. That hole in the ground you live in is stifling your outlook on life. I have YEARS living in Texas and have some pretty danged good things to say about it. Outside of the Natural Disasters that keep befalling it, I found the place was pretty damned good and treated me good. I will admit that they did make sure that I always had enough cash to get back to where I came from before I crossed the border and had 3 forms of ID (g). But it was no better nor worse than any other place on earth I had visited. You really need to put the keyboard down, move the rock out from in front of the opening to your hole and get out more often.

Oh, did I mention.

We are coming for your Guns, We are coming for your guns
Hide them under your bed, or in the cellar instead
We are coming for your guns.

 

[Daryl Hunt]

He does not even know the difference between a suppressor and a silencer...
And thinks rails make a firearm more dangerous... lol

No he does, he's just trolling, repeating shit over and over and over, no matter how many times it's proven wrong. He refuses to answer honest questions because the answers won't support his trolling and propaganda.


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Your little band just likes to misinform and use that to win any and all arguments. Well, cupcakes, you are losing this argument on the legislature. In Colorado, the ability to mount those rails and the ability to thread on the silencer cannot be included in any new AR-15 sold in the State since 2013. Now, keep lying and misdirecting. The cat is out of the bag, cupcake.

You're watching way too many movies if you think any firearm can be silenced. BTW the CO senate has already passed a repeal of the magazine ban and it's up for consideration in the house. I guess your legislators are getting a bit of a backlash for their misguided BS.


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Feb 2018
Colorado House of Representatives
Allow Licensed CCW people to be armed on school property.........rejected
Repeal the 2013 ban on Mags over 15 rounds........rejected
Allow Business Owners and Employees to use deadly force against intruders similar to Make My Day.....rejected.

Sounds like the biggest BS around here is coming from you. They try this every year since 2013 and fail every year. The Senate is controlled by the Reps while the House is controlled by the Dems. And the Voters are the ones that voted those laws in. So it appears that the Reps don't give a tinkers damn what the citizens actually want. This is why Colorado went from a solid red state to a purple state and has recently went to a Blue state.

From what I can see, you are just too stupid to have guns. I have decided that we need to come take your guns like you keep telling us we are going to do anyway. So guard your guns. And go buy more. And buy more ammo. Hide it under the bed when you hide under there yourself. We are going to take your guns. We are your worst nightmare. But, hey, you keep telling us that this is what we should do.

Sorry, I do not live in Colorado, it’s being taken over by crazy Californians anyways…
Rural areas of the country don’t have violent crime that progressive controlled areas do... fact

Actually, we have had more Texans move here than Californians. Both types of people moving here lowered the average IQ of there and here. But we have our limits. We don't let Gun Fruitcakes like you move here. We have too many cupcakes living under rocks already.

 

[Rustic]

No he does, he's just trolling, repeating shit over and over and over, no matter how many times it's proven wrong. He refuses to answer honest questions because the answers won't support his trolling and propaganda.


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Your little band just likes to misinform and use that to win any and all arguments. Well, cupcakes, you are losing this argument on the legislature. In Colorado, the ability to mount those rails and the ability to thread on the silencer cannot be included in any new AR-15 sold in the State since 2013. Now, keep lying and misdirecting. The cat is out of the bag, cupcake.

You're watching way too many movies if you think any firearm can be silenced. BTW the CO senate has already passed a repeal of the magazine ban and it's up for consideration in the house. I guess your legislators are getting a bit of a backlash for their misguided BS.


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Feb 2018
Colorado House of Representatives
Allow Licensed CCW people to be armed on school property.........rejected
Repeal the 2013 ban on Mags over 15 rounds........rejected
Allow Business Owners and Employees to use deadly force against intruders similar to Make My Day.....rejected.

Sounds like the biggest BS around here is coming from you. They try this every year since 2013 and fail every year. The Senate is controlled by the Reps while the House is controlled by the Dems. And the Voters are the ones that voted those laws in. So it appears that the Reps don't give a tinkers damn what the citizens actually want. This is why Colorado went from a solid red state to a purple state and has recently went to a Blue state.

From what I can see, you are just too stupid to have guns. I have decided that we need to come take your guns like you keep telling us we are going to do anyway. So guard your guns. And go buy more. And buy more ammo. Hide it under the bed when you hide under there yourself. We are going to take your guns. We are your worst nightmare. But, hey, you keep telling us that this is what we should do.

Sorry, I do not live in Colorado, it’s being taken over by crazy Californians anyways…
Rural areas of the country don’t have violent crime that progressive controlled areas do... fact

Actually, we have had more Texans move here than Californians. Both types of people moving here lowered the average IQ of there and here. But we have our limits. We don't let Gun Fruitcakes like you move here. We have too many cupcakes living under rocks already.

Do you live in the sex change capital of the country? Trinidad...

 

[ph3iron]

"What Percentage Of Murders Are Committed With An AR-15?" | Extrano's Alley
Someone came by searching for “what percentage of murders committed with AR[15.”

That number varies with the year, of course, and is in decline along with other gun related murders. Using 2014 FBI number of 11,961 ‘depraved heart murders,’ 39 of 11,961 murders, or very slightly more than 3 in 1,000 murders were reported by the media to have been committed with AR-15, AK-47, and similar firearms.

On the other hand, the number wanted is the percentage of the homicide total, which includes murder, manslaughter, and “official intervention” 91 of 14,249 homicidem> victims were killed with military style semiautomatic rifles; the majority by police SWAT teams. That is a per decimal percentage of 0.00073845 or approximately 7 per 1,000 homicides, or 0.0.7 percent.

Yet in the face of this we most remember that 40100 people were killed in auto accidents last year, and 40100 families were destroyed. So why are you so concerned with the tiny percentage of people killed by AR-15 style weapons?

Start counting by 1 and stop when you get to 40100..........

110 people a day are killed in cars, how can you not want cars and vans banned

One is too many.
Why should a pantywaists need one?
Waiting for a dreaded Muslim to attack you?
Be more scared of the uneducated white supremists

 

[Daryl Hunt]

Your little band just likes to misinform and use that to win any and all arguments. Well, cupcakes, you are losing this argument on the legislature. In Colorado, the ability to mount those rails and the ability to thread on the silencer cannot be included in any new AR-15 sold in the State since 2013. Now, keep lying and misdirecting. The cat is out of the bag, cupcake.

You're watching way too many movies if you think any firearm can be silenced. BTW the CO senate has already passed a repeal of the magazine ban and it's up for consideration in the house. I guess your legislators are getting a bit of a backlash for their misguided BS.


.

Feb 2018
Colorado House of Representatives
Allow Licensed CCW people to be armed on school property.........rejected
Repeal the 2013 ban on Mags over 15 rounds........rejected
Allow Business Owners and Employees to use deadly force against intruders similar to Make My Day.....rejected.

Sounds like the biggest BS around here is coming from you. They try this every year since 2013 and fail every year. The Senate is controlled by the Reps while the House is controlled by the Dems. And the Voters are the ones that voted those laws in. So it appears that the Reps don't give a tinkers damn what the citizens actually want. This is why Colorado went from a solid red state to a purple state and has recently went to a Blue state.

From what I can see, you are just too stupid to have guns. I have decided that we need to come take your guns like you keep telling us we are going to do anyway. So guard your guns. And go buy more. And buy more ammo. Hide it under the bed when you hide under there yourself. We are going to take your guns. We are your worst nightmare. But, hey, you keep telling us that this is what we should do.

Sorry, I do not live in Colorado, it’s being taken over by crazy Californians anyways…
Rural areas of the country don’t have violent crime that progressive controlled areas do... fact

Actually, we have had more Texans move here than Californians. Both types of people moving here lowered the average IQ of there and here. But we have our limits. We don't let Gun Fruitcakes like you move here. We have too many cupcakes living under rocks already.

Do you live in the sex change capital of the country? Trinidad...

What's the matter, there Cupcake, they turn down your application? I guess they have their quota already.

We are coming for your guns, all of your guns
Not just some of them, but all of them
We are coming for your ARs, Shotguns, Pistols,
The whole lot. And Yes, we do look under the bed for ammo and even seize your
kiddie porn. WE also bring a deprogrammer for your women folk to help them escape and include a
Divorce Lawyer as well. We are coming for your guns.
Be ready, be armed, be vigilant.

 

[Rustic]

"What Percentage Of Murders Are Committed With An AR-15?" | Extrano's Alley
Someone came by searching for “what percentage of murders committed with AR[15.”

That number varies with the year, of course, and is in decline along with other gun related murders. Using 2014 FBI number of 11,961 ‘depraved heart murders,’ 39 of 11,961 murders, or very slightly more than 3 in 1,000 murders were reported by the media to have been committed with AR-15, AK-47, and similar firearms.

On the other hand, the number wanted is the percentage of the homicide total, which includes murder, manslaughter, and “official intervention” 91 of 14,249 homicidem> victims were killed with military style semiautomatic rifles; the majority by police SWAT teams. That is a per decimal percentage of 0.00073845 or approximately 7 per 1,000 homicides, or 0.0.7 percent.

Yet in the face of this we most remember that 40100 people were killed in auto accidents last year, and 40100 families were destroyed. So why are you so concerned with the tiny percentage of people killed by AR-15 style weapons?

Start counting by 1 and stop when you get to 40100..........

110 people a day are killed in cars, how can you not want cars and vans banned

One is too many.
Why should a pantywaists need one?
Waiting for a dreaded Muslim to attack you?
Be more scared of the uneducated white supremists

It’s best if you stay in your safe space... snowflake

 

[ph3iron]

"What Percentage Of Murders Are Committed With An AR-15?" | Extrano's Alley
Someone came by searching for “what percentage of murders committed with AR[15.”

That number varies with the year, of course, and is in decline along with other gun related murders. Using 2014 FBI number of 11,961 ‘depraved heart murders,’ 39 of 11,961 murders, or very slightly more than 3 in 1,000 murders were reported by the media to have been committed with AR-15, AK-47, and similar firearms.

On the other hand, the number wanted is the percentage of the homicide total, which includes murder, manslaughter, and “official intervention” 91 of 14,249 homicidem> victims were killed with military style semiautomatic rifles; the majority by police SWAT teams. That is a per decimal percentage of 0.00073845 or approximately 7 per 1,000 homicides, or 0.0.7 percent.

Yet in the face of this we most remember that 40100 people were killed in auto accidents last year, and 40100 families were destroyed. So why are you so concerned with the tiny percentage of people killed by AR-15 style weapons?

Start counting by 1 and stop when you get to 40100..........

110 people a day are killed in cars, how can you not want cars and vans banned

Where did you get the 39 number for AR-15 civilian rifles? I would like to have that source for my own posts...

The link was there, the really sad thing is that the accurate government numbers are hard to find, because they tell the truth that the liberals need to squash

I thought it was the gun lobby that quashed research Into gun killings

 

[Auld Phart]

You're watching way too many movies if you think any firearm can be silenced. BTW the CO senate has already passed a repeal of the magazine ban and it's up for consideration in the house. I guess your legislators are getting a bit of a backlash for their misguided BS.


.

Feb 2018
Colorado House of Representatives
Allow Licensed CCW people to be armed on school property.........rejected
Repeal the 2013 ban on Mags over 15 rounds........rejected
Allow Business Owners and Employees to use deadly force against intruders similar to Make My Day.....rejected.

Sounds like the biggest BS around here is coming from you. They try this every year since 2013 and fail every year. The Senate is controlled by the Reps while the House is controlled by the Dems. And the Voters are the ones that voted those laws in. So it appears that the Reps don't give a tinkers damn what the citizens actually want. This is why Colorado went from a solid red state to a purple state and has recently went to a Blue state.

From what I can see, you are just too stupid to have guns. I have decided that we need to come take your guns like you keep telling us we are going to do anyway. So guard your guns. And go buy more. And buy more ammo. Hide it under the bed when you hide under there yourself. We are going to take your guns. We are your worst nightmare. But, hey, you keep telling us that this is what we should do.

Sorry, I do not live in Colorado, it’s being taken over by crazy Californians anyways…
Rural areas of the country don’t have violent crime that progressive controlled areas do... fact

Actually, we have had more Texans move here than Californians. Both types of people moving here lowered the average IQ of there and here. But we have our limits. We don't let Gun Fruitcakes like you move here. We have too many cupcakes living under rocks already.

Do you live in the sex change capital of the country? Trinidad...

What's the matter, there Cupcake, they turn down your application? I guess they have their quota already.

We are coming for your guns, all of your guns
Not just some of them, but all of them
We are coming for your ARs, Shotguns, Pistols,
The whole lot. And Yes, we do look under the bed for ammo and even seize your
kiddie porn. WE also bring a deprogrammer for your women folk to help them escape and include a
Divorce Lawyer as well. We are coming for your guns.
Be ready, be armed, be vigilant.

Be ready, be armed, be vigilant.

be serious