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  • Well, hell yes, they want to ban guns. Or find the power to get them out of AMERICAN citizens' hands

    in violation of our 2nd Amendment RIGHTS. Even they admit their "common sense" beginnings aren't the end.

    Told ya long before, we did. These corrupt somebeeches want the power to disarm the American public.

    There are reasons why they want to, and maniacal crimes with a gun is their political/emotional excuse.

    https://www.nrailadonate.org/forms/default.asp?campaignid=Obamasexperts&ek=1326B10010

  • Yeah the scumbag NRA is a real, unbiased source. I believe the things that they say without question. They obviously have no political agenda nor are they in the slimy pockets of the gun lobby.

  • How con men haven't taken all of your money I'll never know.

  • See Missouri. Trying to get a bill passed that would make gun owners guilty of felonies, if they don't get rid of them.

    Sure..."assault weapons" where there is no such clearly defined thing.

    That way, they can get millions of guns banned....

    then later, when some nutjob shoots several people with a single shot .22,

    then THAT would be the new "assault weapon".

    Missouri.

    Though it won't be reported on CNN and MSNBC, you libs love that.

  • Not to start a new thread, I'll post this here...

    YAY ! Some gun sellers are refusing to sell to police depts in NY and other states, because of their gun control attempts and laws affecting

    the rights of gun owning, honest American citizens.

    I love the bounce back right back at em....

    http://www.theblaze.com/stories/2013/02/15/group-of-second-amendment-supporting-gun-makers-now-refusing-to-sell-arms-to-law-enforcement-in-new-york-and-other-gun-restricting-states/

  • Not to start a new thread, I'll post this here...

    YAY ! Some gun sellers are refusing to sell to police depts in NY and other states, because of their gun control attempts and laws affecting

    the rights of gun owning, honest American citizens.

    I love the bounce back right back at em....

    http://www.theblaze.com/stories/2013/02/15/group-of-second-amendment-supporting-gun-makers-now-refusing-to-sell-arms-to-law-enforcement-in-new-york-and-other-gun-restricting-states/

    @calfoxwc said:

    Not to start a new thread, I'll post this here...

    YAY ! Some gun sellers are refusing to sell to police depts in NY and other states, because of their gun control attempts and laws affecting

    the rights of gun owning, honest American citizens.

    I love the bounce back right back at em....

    http://www.theblaze.com/stories/2013/02/15/group-of-second-amendment-supporting-gun-makers-now-refusing-to-sell-arms-to-law-enforcement-in-new-york-and-other-gun-restricting-states/

    Some gun sellers will quickly go out of business.

  • @calfoxwc said:

    Not to start a new thread, I'll post this here...

    YAY ! Some gun sellers are refusing to sell to police depts in NY and other states, because of their gun control attempts and laws affecting

    the rights of gun owning, honest American citizens.

    I love the bounce back right back at em....

    http://www.theblaze.com/stories/2013/02/15/group-of-second-amendment-supporting-gun-makers-now-refusing-to-sell-arms-to-law-enforcement-in-new-york-and-other-gun-restricting-states/

    Some gun sellers will quickly go out of business.

    @the-cysko-kid said:

    Some gun sellers will quickly go out of business.

    Ummm only because they can't keep inventory to keep up with demand. Most LGS's are operating with <20% inventory.

  • http://civilliberty.about.com/od/guncontrol/a/Gun-Control-History-Georgia-Ban-1837.htm

    This was probably the very first in de facto repealing of the Second Amendment as it was intended.

    That horse, boys, has left the barn.

    WSS

  • Obama Justice Department Reveals Truth About State of the Union Claims

    Posted on February 15, 2013

    PrintShare on print EmailShare on email ShareMore Sharing ServicesShare on facebookShare on twitter Despite long odds, on Tuesday night, Barack Obama managed to turn in a State of the Union performance that was filled with more theatrical pandering than the event is typically known for. Once again seeking to capitalize off tragedy by opting for emotional, rather than reasoned arguments, the President reiterated his support for increased background checks and bans on common semi-automatic firearms and their magazines, which he referred to as "weapons of war and massive ammunition magazines."

    As usual, Obama's remarks were short on evidence that his gun control proposals would work. Of course, that evidence is sorely lacking--and who would know that better than the experts at his own Justice Department?

    In a white paper dated January 4 and obtained by NRA-ILA, the deputy director of the National Institute for Justice--DOJ's research and evaluation agency--said that the proposals before Congress are unlikely to have an effect unless they are made even more draconian. For instance, the document makes clear that the effectiveness of "universal" background checks "depends on … requiring gun registration." On the topic of magazines that hold more than 10 rounds of ammunition, NIJ writes, "In order to have an impact, large capacity magazine regulation needs to sharply curtail availability to include restrictions on importation, manufacture, sale, and possession." As for popular semi-automatic firearms, the NIJ notes, "Since assault weapons are not a major contributor to U.S. gun homicide and the existing stock of guns is large, an assault weapons ban is unlikely to have an impact on gun violence. If coupled with a gun buyback and no exemptions then it could be effective."

    The NRA's response was clear and strong. The evening of the speech, NRA-ILA released the memo along with a hard-hitting

    . In the ad, NRA-ILA Executive Director Chris W. Cox points out these highlights of the memo and urges viewers to call Congress in opposition to new anti-gun legislation.

    And two days after the speech, in a speech to the National Wild Turkey Federation's annual convention,

    on what was notably absent in the State of the Union address: "It was only a few weeks ago when they were marketing their anti-gun agenda as a way of protecting school children from harm… That charade ended at the State of the Union, when the president himself exposed their fraudulent intentions. It's not about keeping kids safe at school. That wasn't even mentioned in the president's speech."
  • Fuck the nra.

  • baloney.

    Were it not for the NRA -

    this would happen all the time.

    Would that make you happy, with parents getting killed by criminals with illegal guns because

    the dimwit marxist left wants to take guns away...

    from law abiding parents?

    http://www.theblaze.com/stories/2013/02/13/heroic-super-dad-dies-protecting-his-11-year-old-daughter-from-armed-home-invaders/

  • baloney.

    Were it not for the NRA -

    this would happen all the time.

    Would that make you happy, with parents getting killed by criminals with illegal guns because

    the dimwit marxist left wants to take guns away...

    from law abiding parents?

    http://www.theblaze.com/stories/2013/02/13/heroic-super-dad-dies-protecting-his-11-year-old-daughter-from-armed-home-invaders/

    @calfoxwc said:

    baloney.

    Were it not for the NRA -

    this would happen all the time.

    Would that make you happy, with parents getting killed by criminals with illegal guns because

    the dimwit marxist left wants to take guns away...

    from law abiding parents?

    http://www.theblaze.com/stories/2013/02/13/heroic-super-dad-dies-protecting-his-11-year-old-daughter-from-armed-home-invaders/

    You let a slimy snake like Wayne lapierre champion your rights and wonder why I have no respect for you. If the NRA wants to be taken as anything but pieces of shit to be scraped from ones shoe, they need to be rid of lapierre.

  • Dang, you spew hate.

    Do you really think it's up to me to have him represent the NRA?

    That's stupid. I'd rather have someone else at the top of the NRA.

    He isn't the NRA at all - all the members of the NRA are the NRA.

    What in the hell are you ever talking about?

    So, you put me in charge of deciding, bigmouth, and I'll

    choose someone else.

    Ted Nugent rocks - I could pick him...

  • The problem is youre rallying behind him. The NRA is letting a highly unsympathetic piece of garbage speak on behalf of their interests, and represent them as the face of their organization. Nobody thinks Wayne LaPierre is a good decent human being. He's more like a hissing cockroach wearing a human skin, and the longer the people who form the base of the NRA don't demand his immediate resignation the more complicit you become with his slimy money driven agenda, and the more ire you will draw from the moderate peoples of this country, regardless of political affiliation that are tired to the death of the NRA brass' transparently repugnant agenda.

    The NRA might have used to been a decent group but now they are nothing but political pawns driven by a piece of trash. If you love the NRA take it back and drive out scum like LaPierre. Despite his son being a great example of how the NRA's supposed safety push has abysmally failed, David Keene would be a far more acceptable spokesman.

  • Dang, you spew hate.

    Do you really think it's up to me to have him represent the NRA?

    That's stupid. I'd rather have someone else at the top of the NRA.

    He isn't the NRA at all - all the members of the NRA are the NRA.

    What in the hell are you ever talking about?

    So, you put me in charge of deciding, bigmouth, and I'll

    choose someone else.

    Ted Nugent rocks - I could pick him...

    @calfoxwc said:

    Dang, you spew hate.

    Do you really think it's up to me to have him represent the NRA?

    That's stupid. I'd rather have someone else at the top of the NRA.

    He isn't the NRA at all - all the members of the NRA are the NRA.

    What in the hell are you ever talking about?

    So, you put me in charge of deciding, bigmouth, and I'll

    choose someone else.

    Ted Nugent rocks - I could pick him...

    Sweaty Teddy went full Retard a long time ago. Try again.

  • Okay, I'm sending a letter to the NRA right now, and I'm demanding that wayne "retire"...

    and I'm namiing Sarah Palin as his successor.

    Happy now?

  • Okay, I'm sending a letter to the NRA right now, and I'm demanding that wayne "retire"...

    and I'm namiing Sarah Palin as his successor.

    Happy now?

    @calfoxwc said:

    Okay, I'm sending a letter to the NRA right now, and I'm demanding that wayne "retire"...

    and I'm namiing Sarah Palin as his successor.

    Happy now?

    Well i'd be happy because it would be the political death knell of an organization I dont care for at all.

  • @calfoxwc said:

    Okay, I'm sending a letter to the NRA right now, and I'm demanding that wayne "retire"...

    and I'm namiing Sarah Palin as his successor.

    Happy now?

    Well i'd be happy because it would be the political death knell of an organization I dont care for at all.

    @the-cysko-kid said:

    Well i'd be happy because it would be the political death knell of an organization I dont care for at all.

    LOl, really? You live in some fantasy land.

  • @the-cysko-kid said:

    Well i'd be happy because it would be the political death knell of an organization I dont care for at all.

    LOl, really? You live in some fantasy land.

    @diehardbrownsfan said:

    LOl, really? You live in some fantasy land.

    You think Sarah palin would be an acceptable head of the NRA and I live in a fantasy land. Right.

  • More likely, you live in fantasyland as in, you fantasize that you have a sense of humor.

    And that ain't no joke, jack.

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