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Aug 19, 2019 16:10:00   #
PeterS wrote:
What else needs be said...


"The man who spoke like Trump"??

The "man" k**led himself in April, 1945, Donald Trump was born 14 months later.
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Aug 19, 2019 15:58:43   #
factnotfiction wrote:
So you ignore the FACT that Pocahantas was a true heroine, unlike your fraud in the wh?

No wonder trump just loves his poorly educated base supporters
Pocahontas saved the life of John Smith, she converted to Christianity, married a tobacco farmer, became Mrs. Rebecca Rolfe, never returned to her people, died at age 21, and has been dead for 300 years. It is a good bet that Mrs. Rebecca Rolfe is not a candidate in the lib prog rat race.
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Aug 19, 2019 14:36:09   #
Does Fauxcahontas actually know who Pochahantas was?
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Aug 19, 2019 14:22:56   #
Lonewolf wrote:
When Trump finally makes a break for it and tries to flee Justice which countries do you think will offer him Asylum for me Russia comes to mind but I'm sure there's many more.

That's a really dumb poll question, bubba.
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Aug 19, 2019 04:49:32   #
Richard94611 wrote:
You forgot to mention that using the funds of a non-profit corporation to pay for personal expenses, such as bringing one’s wife’s makeup and haircare specialists on trips to Europe and paying for all their lodging and other expenses when this has nothing to do with the stated purposes of the non-profit corporation is illegal.

I guess you have not delved into what these people were doing with the money they collected as dues from the members.

Duhhhhhh, BladeRunner

ex
I mentioned it, dick, it wasn't "these people" it was LaPierre who screwed the pooch. DILLIGAF!
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Aug 19, 2019 04:46:11   #
PeterS wrote:
Simply because something goes over your head doesn't mean it's arrogant and bigoted though it could well expose your arrogance and bigotry...

That is satirical, it is hysterical, chimerical, and very hypocritical.

When are you going to learn to spot projection in your responses so you don't look so damned foolish?
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Aug 19, 2019 04:37:43   #
Richard94611 wrote:
I think that taking several college-level courses on aspects of the subject, as I have, makes me enormously more qualified to evaluate the data than you are. And I don’t have your bias

Wow, it is fascinating that someone who took "several college-level courses on aspects of the subject" but did not major in climatology or atmospheric sciences is an expert who is "enormously more qualified to evaluate the data". More qualified than whom?

What were these "several courses"? What "aspects of the subject" were taught in these several courses?

You're padding your resume there, bubba, you're pushing a rope, you're doing the old liberal overreach.

Earth's c*****e c****es, over time it gets warm, then it cools off, been doing that for many moons, like long before any human beings even thought about "aspects of the subject".

If you want to talk directly to the real c*****e c****e artist, talk to the Sun.
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Aug 19, 2019 02:33:39   #
Richard94611 wrote:
And what you have written is just part of the picture.

Well, get out your paints, your brush and your easel, bub, and paint the rest of the picture. I suspect it will be a hell of an example of post-modern art.
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Aug 19, 2019 02:26:57   #
Navigator wrote:
I can tell you as well do not live in NY, so let me explain how this was done and is happening here in NY. First, laws were passed making AR-15s and similar (Semi-auto versions of AK-47s, SKSs, etc.) guns and accessories illegal, but if you already had them, you could keep them if you registered them (you can not, however sell it, gift it or pass it on after you die). One year later, it became a felony to possess all such weapons that had not been registered. If you are found in possession of such an unregistered weapon (police searching your house following a burglary, your wife/girlfriend/enemy turning you in, being stupid enough to bring one to a public shooting range, etc.) you are arrested and charged with a felony and the weapon is confiscated. If convicted of this felony, ALL of your weapons are confiscated. Many law-abiding residents of NY did register these guns so when the Democrat Assembly and Democrat Senate pass and the Democrat governor signs a law making these guns illegal whether registered or not, the police have a relatively easy task lifting the telephone and telling those who registered their guns they are in possession of illegal weapons and must turn them in to the nearest police station. Tens of thousands of NY citizens DID NOT register these guns so we now have tens of thousands of new felons in NY. Shouting from the rooftops a law is unconstitutional does not make it so and, so far, these laws in NY have NOT been found unconstitutional.
I can tell you as well do not live in NY, so let m... (show quote)
Can't help you there, bro, if the people of New York are going to continually v**e for tyranny then they will have to face the consequences.
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Aug 19, 2019 02:20:42   #
ImLogicallyRight wrote:
Since the Mayor and police won't enforce order, it will be up to the people. Start going to these rallies where A****A is going to be present with cans of yellow spray paint and spray any cowardly bastards with a mask on that attacks you so they can be spotted by the police for later arrest. Or taken out by those that A****A was protesting. They will only learn to give respect when it is pounded into them by a good beating or arrest and prosecution to the fullest extant of the law.

Pepper spray. Give those scumbags a shot of that right in the face and see what happens.
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Aug 19, 2019 02:16:45   #
debeda wrote:
except they would accuse you of "assaulting " them


And . . . . ?
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Aug 19, 2019 02:12:31   #
Mikeyavelli wrote:
We are waiting, but we're not seeing.
Barr has done nothing, indicted no one, and delayed the production of documents from his own DOJ and FBI.
Barr is operating like he's playing for the Obama Clinton Cabal.

I don't what it is with you, man, our country has just experienced a massive clandestine conspiracy to o*******w a p**********l e******n, destroy a president and his administration, disenfranchise 65 million Americans--a conspiracy that has made a mockery of our justice system and the rule of law, and that was the work of those at the highest levels of government, including the WH, a major political party, and the opposing candidate, and you think that all of this can be investigated and all the major players prosecuted in a week or two of fiddling around with paper work. This not an investigation of a shop lifting incident or looking into a suspect's traffic violations.
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Aug 18, 2019 23:58:07   #
emarine wrote:
It wasn't me... Blade must like to ruff it... anyway there isn't any form of cave around Cape Lookout NC. maybe many hours at 60 MPH due west... Puddle jumpers are some of my best friends...
Yep, roughing in the wilderness or at sea is a challenge, it builds character, self-reliance, confidence, self-awareness and muscle, puts one in touch with the best attributes of man.

Deep Survival: Who Lives, Who Dies, and Why.
Might learn a few things reading this.
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Aug 18, 2019 23:45:57   #
PeterS wrote:
Lastly, why does the operative clause need a prefatory clause? If the second is purely about the right to bear arms what relevance is a well-regulated m*****a being necessary for the security of a free state?

What I have a feeling Blade is that Heller, as with all things SCOTUS, is based upon ideology and not what the founders were trying to do when the second was written. But each time someone grabs an AR or AK and decides to use them as a WMD the second amendment becomes less and less relevant anyway. Banning a category of arms doesn't negate the right to bear arms any more than eliminating the M-16 deprived the public of a constitutional right.

And yes, I realize people will always try to own semi-autos, but economics will take over, pricing it out of the reach for the majority in this country. People are just going to have to learn how to be quick shooters if they want the rush of a semi-auto feel as there will be no more 100 round drums to mow us down with...
Lastly, why does the operative clause need a prefa... (show quote)
Look, we know that you harbor an extreme anti-gun bias, we know that you are strident in your attempts to interpret the 2nd Amendment and everything the founders have written to support it in an effort to make it fit that agenda. We know that you are obsessed with a particular type of firearm, so much so that you are irrational in attacking it. We know that you are ignorant of the reasons it was invented and the popularity of that particular type of firearm.

Your tactics in arguing over the evils of a semi-auto firearm are no different than the tactics you use to attack Christians. You cherry pick from the Bible wh**ever you feel you can interpret to fit your hostile agenda and you cherry pick from the writings on gun rights in the same way. You use the Bible and the 2nd Amendment as weapons. How you can rationalize using such things to defeat their own meanings is a monumental failure in logic and reason.

Make an original argument, create an original alternative, come up with a brand new concept, write a constitution. Stop molding and bending and twisting and corrupting the Bible and the 2nd Amendment in effort to force them to cut their own throats.

The semi-automatic firearm is an accurate, efficient and reliable gun, but it is just a gun, it doesn't have a "semi-auto feel", and it has no mind of its own.

Economics is not going to "price it out of reach". For thirty years, the AR platform has enjoyed a popularity not seen since the old Colt six-shooter. For 30 years, the AR15 and its variants have been manufactured as a fully functional firearm and in kits for do-it-yourself enthusiasts. A DIY shooter can either order the AR in a kit, or he can simply order the parts based on his own particular needs. In all cases, whether buying a fully functional AR15, a kit, or nothing but parts, the upper receiver in all of its manifestations--80% upper or ready to go--must be purchased through an FFL dealer. The purchase of an upper receiver must be processed as if it were a fully functional firearm.

Do you have any idea how many shooters hand load their own ammunition?

FYI: The M16 is a military weapon, it is a select fire infantry rifle. Civilians cannot purchase one of these.
And, 100 round drums are a novelty item, they are expensive, require constant maintenance, they are bulky, heavy, and wasteful. Very few shooters ever mess with them.
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Aug 18, 2019 22:52:09   #
Auntie Lulu wrote:
I am with you! The fact that the head of the NRA is willing to embezzle funds for himself and his family is just ridiculous. They will never get another cent from me.
I was an NRA member some time ago. I never liked Wayne LaPierre. But, I am not given to knee jerk reactions. So, let's not blame the NRA as an organization, let's focus on the problem. OK?

In a letter dated April 18 and co-signed by North and the NRA’s first vice president, Richard Childress, they expressed serious concern about “the extraordinary legal fees the NRA has incurred” since bringing on lawyer William A. Brewer as outside counsel. The letter, addressed to the chairman of the NRA audit committee and the NRA’s secretary and general counsel, put the legal bill at about “$24 million over a 13-month period.”

On April 25, as the gun group was set to gather for its annual convention in Indianapolis, LaPierre alleged that North had tried to pressure him to resign by threatening to release details of financial impropriety. The next day, North was ousted as president at that convention, which concluded with LaPierre being re-elected as executive vice president.

LaPierre needs to go, resign or get kicked out, wh**ever.
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