The Biden Administration

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Packchem91
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pineknollshoresking said:

Packchem91 said:

pineknollshoresking said:

Packchem91 said:

pineknollshoresking said:

Packchem,

Your post sure make it look like you have left leanings; however, you say you're not. Perhaps, if you state what you are for and against, this pissing match could be rectified.

I'll start:

  • reduce spending on social items (safety net programs)
  • reduce spending on Medicare and Social Security
  • Reduce spending on unnecessary (I know, this word has different meaning to people) wars
  • Remove our military out of most places (this will lower expenses)
  • Ramp up spending on war items (planes, ships, bombs, etc) China is doing this.
  • Increase tariffs on China and perhaps decouple the dollar from them
  • Seize all assets, of the CCP, in the US
  • Do an all out assault on Chinese people, working in Government, Education, Big Business/Tech and determine if they are related to the CCP. If so, remove their Visa's and escort them out of the US
  • Term limits on Congress
  • Term limits on Supreme Court and Federal Courts
  • Term limits on Federal Employees
  • No more Free trade with any country. I'm not saying to add Tariffs; however, I support a "fair trade" agenda with the use of tarrifs when things get out of bounds for the US.
  • Decouple Wall Street from having unique access to the markets. The game is rigged against retail investors (Game Stop and AMC situation).
  • No more bail outs for Investment houses that use the markets as a casino. This is coming in the next 5 to 10 years. Mark my words!
  • Simplify the tax code system
  • Repeal the 17th Amendment
  • Repeal the 16th Amendment
  • Regulations in Federal Agencies need to be taken to congress to process as a bill like everything else we do. We have given too much control to different Federal Agencies.
  • Require all bills, in Congress, to state the Constitutional Power, they have to pass such bill. The courts can rule on them without a person or State bringing a case against the bill.
  • Secure the DAMN border
  • Clean up the bureaucracy for immigrant to migrate to America and limit the number of people allowed in.
  • I can add more however, this a good start...

Pachchem, your turn?
I honestly don't have any major differences on most of these --- save for perhaps your proposed "assault on Chinese people here in the US". I think I understand your goal, but this was one area Trump hurt us all, and we see the effects with violence against certain peoples now. We have an extreme difference in people of Asian descent. I'm speaking specifically about Chinese CCP members infiltrating so much of our country. Remember Fan Fan with Swalwell?

I don't recall - we did the tariffs on China thing under Trump -- did it help (not being difficult, just don't recall). Yes, Trump added tariffs to China in a large way. In fact, he called for a 100% tariff on China just last weekend. I can get into long term positive affects along with the short term negative affects at another time

All for term limits -- while it helps to have experience in law-making, clearly the life-long terms some of these folks are granted is bad for all, and reduced military spending.

All for regulating wall street (kinda funny though, as GOP to ask for regulations there)

Secure the borders, give better access to citizenship. Limit it? I'm not sure...we should all be glad our predecessors didn't think that way. That just foolish talking. Think about American workers before immigration. If you do that, then we can create an fair and promising immigration program that protects and provides for all.

Whats the concerns with 16/17th amendments? Unfettered taxing allowed the congress to steal our money. Senators should be selected by our congress. We elect congress people locally (our State) to send representative to the Federal Government. The power shift to the Federal government is a direct result of this amendment.

I think the GOP should have taken a more proactive role in healthcare. Not Obamacare, but other options. They talked it as a way to get rid of Obamacare, but then did nothing. We shouldn't have American citizens who can't get healthcare (and yes, the amount we spend on healthcare for illegal immigrants should bother us all). The Republicans that wouldn't allow change were the establishment Republicans. I've said this before and I'll say it again: this is about America First vs Global Big Business; not Republican vs Democrat

I know its more of a state issue now, but I have tons of trouble with the progression of abortion laws, allowing them so late in term. Its disgusting.

Ultimately though....its not Trump's policies I have issue with. In fact, he was seeing successes that he could / should have been able to promote to FINALLY bring more black voters into the GOP fold, as after years of being mired in the same, or worsening conditions under Dem policies, they had great job improvements.

But...the man's complete lack of "reading the room" and having any sort of common decency disrupted that. He read the room better than any other person we have seen. Unfortunately, the room was against his America First policies (Globalist) and made a mockery out of everything he stood for. He had only one choice: go after them and call them for what they are, including Mitch mcConnell...

And ultiamtely, to me, the most important job of the POTUS is to be presidential. For all his people, for his party, for the legislators, for international leaders, etc. And I think Trump got so caught up in "beating the media" and continually focused on them, and his legacy, that he forfeited all the rest. And so divisiveness ended up worse than its ever been. That is exactly what needed to happen!!! Trust me, you will be thankful to him as the "Ends will justify the Means". Look at Obama's diplomacy. We agreed to so many horrible things for this country with diplomacy. Paris Accord, Iran Deal, Paying the majority to the WHO, NATO, unbalanced trade deals, Rocket Man stopped his actions, and so on. Trump did extremely good for this country. Diplomacy would not have gotten it done. You know how I know that? History shows it!! Diplomacy got us into this mess!!

Re: China -- but see, you pulled a Trump, and said "an assault on Chinese people...". If you meant a specific group, say that. This was one of Trump's biggest issues -- words matter.

Re: tariffs: and didn't teh Chinese apply tariffs on us, that hurt farmers? BTW, I'm all for the government ensuring we arent' getting screwed. How many small farmers get access to exports? Most of these farming companies are now big business. Nonetheless, our farming exports went up during the Trump admin

Re: immigration -- protect jobs, 100% -- but do we have Americans lining up for farm work, restaurant work, mowing grass, cleaning hotel rooms? I think many have moved past this, no? (sadly). They have moved pass this right into Government subsidy's.

Re: Trump's style...I'm all for holding those international cartels (WHO, NATO, etc) accountable, and looking for more $$ input from our capable peers. My point was more about -- he could have appealed to blacks, but 100% p'd that away with his ignorant comments after Charlottesville. Blacks got p'd by the narrative created by the media. Trump did not say what the media said he said. The words and context were about people with different opinions are the issue and there are good people on both sides. He clearly called the both sides of the radicals in Charlottesville at that event.


He lost an entire voting block at that point. Funny enough, Black votes actually went up for Trump in 2020. Or just look at the turnover in his own cabinet / key leaders -- either he was the worst hiring source ever, or he was incapable of working with others who were supposedly in philosophical agreement with him. And while those where having some stability would actually be helpful to policy development and support. I think he trusted too many Globalist people that had philosophical differences with him. So, yes, he hired poorly and/or was advised poorly.
How would you have worded this different?

  • Do an all out assault on Chinese people, working in Government, Education, Big Business/Tech and determine if they are related to the CCP. If so, remove their Visa's and escort them out of the US

BTW, I think the actions of the CCP are so bad for us and the rest of the world, that the actions are warranted by our government. Not like we did to the Japanese, but in a way that identify's and eradicate them from the US.
Well, I don't know....maybe you can define "all out assault on Chinese people". We have millions of Chinese people here....what is your scope of ones you assault? And what do you even mean by assault?

And...I'm sure you mean non-violent, but when your POTUS, who has made himself a fan-favorite of the most ardent nationalists, says these kinds of unchecked off the cuff comments like he did, it has a HUGE potential impact.

And just imagine how much more black votes could have gone up? And those were also offset by the moderates and soccer moms who just wore out of the message, and maybe just didn't vote even instead of voting for Biden (basically the same thing that plagued the equally hateable HRC the previous election)
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How many of those "Asian assaults" were committed by black people? I believe most of them were. When ONE white guy shot 4 Asian women in Atlanta the lefties capitalized on a tragedy.

Two white women were also murdered by the sex addicted gunman. Nothing was said about them and his motive wasn't anti-Asian like the assaults in New York, San Francisco, Chicago and other cities across America.

You know what the motive of the black assailants was? They were tired of Asians coming into their neighborhoods and taking over businesses. Fact.

Notice how the MSM propaganda machine of the left has totally abandoned all of the "Stop Asian Hate" mantras when it was found out that blacks were the ones doing the "hate?" Address that and how President Trump influenced blacks to assault Asians.

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I'm not talking about standard handguns or shotguns or rifles here, I'm referring to these rapid auto/semi-auto fire weapons that arent used by casual hunters and if used to defend your home woudl likely result in you killing your family or neighbors too. ARs, and such.
Just so you know I won't eviscerate you for your ignorance on the subject. I will say this and leave it alone. Your opinions and what you have posted come straight from CNN and MSNBC. These are the exact talking points form the left and have been for decades. None are remotely true.

You have zero idea what an "AR" is or what it is or is not capable of. That is one of the many areas you fall in lock step with with the SOCIALIST agenda.

That's not the only one there are several more you posted. Those are what you believe and your vision of what you want this country to be. Yes, you have a few, very few, ideas that align with Conservatives. But you in no way shape or form are a Conservative. Sorry to be the bearer of bad news.

Back to the gun issue, I'd be willing to say that you have never been around guns, own guns, have hunted or spent any time discussing the facts surrounding the actual definition of what you are claiming are guns that can wipe out 40 people instantly.

My advice is if you are in a group discussing anything related to guns keep those opinions to yourself. They may not be as nice and cordial as I have been. Plus they will destroy the false narratives you have been fed in less than five minutes and will do so with extreme prejudice.

Embrace your SOCIALIST views. They obviously have always been there. Now you are aware of them. As far as it being insulting many people do not view it that way. You shouldn't either. It's who you are.

Like you, many on here are in denial. You know it's not just a river in Africa right? When you line up the beliefs of the SOCIALIST PARTY in America half this board are SOCIALISTS. They don't want to admit it because at the end of the day they know and realize that **** doesn't work.

It's just a way to own the Conservatives and grab absolute power over them. Good luck with that.
Big Bad Wolf. OG...2002

"The Democracy will cease to exist when you take away from those who are willing to work and give to those who would not."
- Thomas Jefferson
packgrad
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An AR is fun to shoot. I was pinging steel targets at 300 yards at the range last weekend.
Packchem91
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packgrad said:

An AR is fun to shoot. I was pinging steel targets at 300 yards at the range last weekend.
And meth is fun for some people to shoot up too (I have no idea why). so should we just legalize that and allow ABC stores to sell it, even to licensed buyers?

I know, thats a bit of a stretch to compare, and I fully understand the passion of people who are, and have always been law-abiding citizens to have fun....but how much carnage is enough for "fun"?

BBW12OG
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Back to the Biden Administration....

Big Bad Wolf. OG...2002

"The Democracy will cease to exist when you take away from those who are willing to work and give to those who would not."
- Thomas Jefferson
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pineknollshoresking said:

Civilized said:

pineknollshoresking said:

Civilized said:

pineknollshoresking said:

IseWolf22 said:

BBW12OG said:

IsisWolf22 supports an anti-Semitic supporter. I'm not sure he cares about facts. The only thing he and his ilk can say is "Trump bad...Trump real, real bad....."


Isle, go away, please... Your actions causes BBW's responses.

Cary, please.

BBW's tantruming is indiscriminate. It ain't about ISE.

Also, why do you and BBW think it's cool to defend his raging and then tell people making respectful, good faith arguments to "go away"?
Civ, do you respond to BBW anymore? Did you think Isle's GIF was warranted? If so, then why wouldn't BBW's response be warranted?

I don't speak for ISE but think he tried for months to take the high road and is now responding to BBW's ranting and raving and name-calling by holding up a mirror.
Civ, do you respond to BBW anymore?

Occasionally.
packgrad
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Packchem91 said:

packgrad said:

An AR is fun to shoot. I was pinging steel targets at 300 yards at the range last weekend.
And meth is fun for some people to shoot up too (I have no idea why). so should we just legalize that and allow ABC stores to sell it, even to licensed buyers?

I know, thats a bit of a stretch to compare, and I fully understand the passion of people who are, and have always been law-abiding citizens to have fun....but how much carnage is enough for "fun"?


Yeah. Absolutely ridiculous comparison. Kind of an illogical starting point.

ARs are responsible for a fraction of gun deaths. No reason to ban them except to appease the mob.

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Packchem91 said:

packgrad said:

An AR is fun to shoot. I was pinging steel targets at 300 yards at the range last weekend.
And meth is fun for some people to shoot up too (I have no idea why). so should we just legalize that and allow ABC stores to sell it, even to licensed buyers?

I know, thats a bit of a stretch to compare, and I fully understand the passion of people who are, and have always been law-abiding citizens to have fun....but how much carnage is enough for "fun"?


I think the aim is misguided in this discussion. This should be about how much we have failed as a society to help people with obvious mental health issues which lead to these sorts of outcomes. You could remove every damn gun in this country and you'd still have mass stabbings like they do in the UK. It's not about the weapon, it's about the person. So, how do we fix mental health issues in this country without stomping on the 2nd amendment?
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packgrad said:

Packchem91 said:

packgrad said:

An AR is fun to shoot. I was pinging steel targets at 300 yards at the range last weekend.
And meth is fun for some people to shoot up too (I have no idea why). so should we just legalize that and allow ABC stores to sell it, even to licensed buyers?

I know, thats a bit of a stretch to compare, and I fully understand the passion of people who are, and have always been law-abiding citizens to have fun....but how much carnage is enough for "fun"?


Yeah. Absolutely ridiculous comparison. Kind of an illogical starting point.

ARs are responsible for a fraction of gun deaths. No reason to ban them except to appease the mob.


Well I guess once you have been proven to be a card toting SOCIALIST the gloves come off. That is nothing but a gun grabbing 2nd Amendment abolishing left wing liberal talking point straight from the SOCIALIST PARTY manifesto.

Didn't expect him to come out guns a blazin' that fast. Oh well... Vindication is sweet!!
Big Bad Wolf. OG...2002

"The Democracy will cease to exist when you take away from those who are willing to work and give to those who would not."
- Thomas Jefferson
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griff17matt said:

Packchem91 said:

packgrad said:

An AR is fun to shoot. I was pinging steel targets at 300 yards at the range last weekend.
And meth is fun for some people to shoot up too (I have no idea why). so should we just legalize that and allow ABC stores to sell it, even to licensed buyers?

I know, thats a bit of a stretch to compare, and I fully understand the passion of people who are, and have always been law-abiding citizens to have fun....but how much carnage is enough for "fun"?


I think the aim is misguided in this discussion. This should be about how much we have failed as a society to help people with obvious mental health issues which lead to these sorts of outcomes. You could remove every damn gun in this country and you'd still have mass stabbings like they do in the UK. It's not about the weapon, it's about the person. So, how do we fix mental health issues in this country without stomping on the 2nd amendment?

Completely agree that mental health is a huge component of this we need to keep trying to improve and address.

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pineknollshoresking said:

IseWolf22 said:

BBW12OG said:

IsisWolf22 supports an anti-Semitic supporter. I'm not sure he cares about facts. The only thing he and his ilk can say is "Trump bad...Trump real, real bad....."


Isle, go away, please... Your actions causes BBW's responses.
No

One person here repeatedly make bad faith arguments, lies, and directly attacks posters in violation of board rules. A mod has admitted this special snowflake has a safe space carved out just for them. As long as the other conservatives on this board aren't going to call out BBWs bad behavior, I'm going to mock him like a child.

We had interesting and sometimes even productive arguments before he was on the board. The level of discourse has plummeted the past several months.
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griff17matt said:

Packchem91 said:

packgrad said:

An AR is fun to shoot. I was pinging steel targets at 300 yards at the range last weekend.
And meth is fun for some people to shoot up too (I have no idea why). so should we just legalize that and allow ABC stores to sell it, even to licensed buyers?

I know, thats a bit of a stretch to compare, and I fully understand the passion of people who are, and have always been law-abiding citizens to have fun....but how much carnage is enough for "fun"?


I think the aim is misguided in this discussion. This should be about how much we have failed as a society to help people with obvious mental health issues which lead to these sorts of outcomes. You could remove every damn gun in this country and you'd still have mass stabbings like they do in the UK. It's not about the weapon, it's about the person. So, how do we fix mental health issues in this country without stomping on the 2nd amendment?
Mental health is absolutely where we need to focus. Most gun deaths are suicides. Only crazy people try to commit mass shootings. Until the past year, we have decades of data where gun ownership was increasing, but violent crime was decreasing. I could support some modest changes around background checks and straw purchases, but the 2nd amendment is pretty dang clear. And it isn't going anywhere with current SCOTUS.

Now how do we approach mental health? It's a really hard question. I do think that some people are just completely off their rocker and need to be institutionalized. Unfortunately that requires funding and involuntary commitments are a messy personal liberty issue until a crime has been committed. I do think we have some cultural issues around social media, demonization of traditional masculinity, etc. that are making depression, and anger against society more prevalent.
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packgrad said:

Packchem91 said:

packgrad said:

An AR is fun to shoot. I was pinging steel targets at 300 yards at the range last weekend.
And meth is fun for some people to shoot up too (I have no idea why). so should we just legalize that and allow ABC stores to sell it, even to licensed buyers?

I know, thats a bit of a stretch to compare, and I fully understand the passion of people who are, and have always been law-abiding citizens to have fun....but how much carnage is enough for "fun"?


Yeah. Absolutely ridiculous comparison. Kind of an illogical starting point.

ARs are responsible for a fraction of gun deaths. No reason to ban them except to appease the mob.


Well, and to save some lives. I guess that part is not important?
We'll never stop drunken son who gets mad at his father and shoots him on a Saturday night bender. But we should be able to avoid same son being mad about losing his job and going to the post office and putting out a bunch of ammo in minutes?
Packchem91
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griff17matt said:

Packchem91 said:

packgrad said:

An AR is fun to shoot. I was pinging steel targets at 300 yards at the range last weekend.
And meth is fun for some people to shoot up too (I have no idea why). so should we just legalize that and allow ABC stores to sell it, even to licensed buyers?

I know, thats a bit of a stretch to compare, and I fully understand the passion of people who are, and have always been law-abiding citizens to have fun....but how much carnage is enough for "fun"?


I think the aim is misguided in this discussion. This should be about how much we have failed as a society to help people with obvious mental health issues which lead to these sorts of outcomes. You could remove every damn gun in this country and you'd still have mass stabbings like they do in the UK. It's not about the weapon, it's about the person. So, how do we fix mental health issues in this country without stomping on the 2nd amendment?
I'm a big proponent of improved and availability of mental health care. Clearly, it is a root issue. But, come on man, I know you are smart enough to agree if it were your kid's HS that had this angry, mentally unstable 11th grader walking around, you'd much prefer to know he had a knife than an assault rifle at his disposal.

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IseWolf22 said:

pineknollshoresking said:

IseWolf22 said:

BBW12OG said:

IsisWolf22 supports an anti-Semitic supporter. I'm not sure he cares about facts. The only thing he and his ilk can say is "Trump bad...Trump real, real bad....."


Isle, go away, please... Your actions causes BBW's responses.
No

One person here repeatedly make bad faith arguments, lies, and directly attacks posters in violation of board rules. A mod has admitted this special snowflake has a safe space carved out just for them. As long as the other conservatives on this board aren't going to call out BBWs bad behavior, I'm going to mock him like a child.

We had interesting and sometimes even productive arguments before he was on the board. The level of discourse has plummeted the past several months.
Show me where I have lied. I will sit back and wait. You don't like the facts that I present because they don't align with your left wing liberal ideology. Tough **** boss man. Get over it.

Mock me like a child that's fine. You can't dispute the facts only piss and moan on the presentation. Calling me a snowflake is laughable because 75% of your posts are nothing but that of a petulant supposed grown man complaining about conversations on a political message board.

Do you see the irony in your posts or do I need to define what irony means for you. You had an echo chamber with a few Conservatives being shouted down by you and your lefty brigade. You want group think and people who agree and prop up your lefty wish list.

Now bring the damn receipts of where I lied and I'll be waiting. If you can't.... GO POUND SAND.
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- Thomas Jefferson
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Packchem91 said:

griff17matt said:

Packchem91 said:

packgrad said:

An AR is fun to shoot. I was pinging steel targets at 300 yards at the range last weekend.
And meth is fun for some people to shoot up too (I have no idea why). so should we just legalize that and allow ABC stores to sell it, even to licensed buyers?

I know, thats a bit of a stretch to compare, and I fully understand the passion of people who are, and have always been law-abiding citizens to have fun....but how much carnage is enough for "fun"?


I think the aim is misguided in this discussion. This should be about how much we have failed as a society to help people with obvious mental health issues which lead to these sorts of outcomes. You could remove every damn gun in this country and you'd still have mass stabbings like they do in the UK. It's not about the weapon, it's about the person. So, how do we fix mental health issues in this country without stomping on the 2nd amendment?
I'm a big proponent of improved and availability of mental health care. Clearly, it is a root issue. But, come on man, I know you are smart enough to agree if it were your kid's HS that had this angry, mentally unstable 11th grader walking around, you'd much prefer to know he had a knife than an assault rifle at his disposal.


Of course I'd rather he have a knife than a gun, but if he comes in there with 3 1911's, he could take out tons of kids if he pre-loaded multiple magazines. It's a never ending slide because when the AR's are gone, whatever they use next will be in the crosshairs, so to speak. And it's not addressing the ACTUAL issue. We do this time and time and time again. We treat symptoms instead of the disease.

Hell, I'd be fine with making people that buy ARs sign papers that they will be held responsible for any casualties that occur due to their specific gun being found at a crime scene. Background checks need to be thorough. I wouldn't be opposed to some type of psychological test to determine their mental health as part of that background check.

The 2nd amendment, nowadays at least, is less about protecting yourself from the government and more about protecting yourself from lunatics.

How about this...we send everyone with mental health issues to psychologists. They convince them all that they're really transsexuals and then we'll turn all the mentally unstable, aggressive males into females. Dems get a bunch of ******s and Pubs get to keep their ARs.

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griff17matt said:

Packchem91 said:

griff17matt said:

Packchem91 said:

packgrad said:

An AR is fun to shoot. I was pinging steel targets at 300 yards at the range last weekend.
And meth is fun for some people to shoot up too (I have no idea why). so should we just legalize that and allow ABC stores to sell it, even to licensed buyers?

I know, thats a bit of a stretch to compare, and I fully understand the passion of people who are, and have always been law-abiding citizens to have fun....but how much carnage is enough for "fun"?


I think the aim is misguided in this discussion. This should be about how much we have failed as a society to help people with obvious mental health issues which lead to these sorts of outcomes. You could remove every damn gun in this country and you'd still have mass stabbings like they do in the UK. It's not about the weapon, it's about the person. So, how do we fix mental health issues in this country without stomping on the 2nd amendment?
I'm a big proponent of improved and availability of mental health care. Clearly, it is a root issue. But, come on man, I know you are smart enough to agree if it were your kid's HS that had this angry, mentally unstable 11th grader walking around, you'd much prefer to know he had a knife than an assault rifle at his disposal.


Of course I'd rather he have a knife than a gun, but if he comes in there with 3 1911's, he could take out tons of kids if he pre-loaded multiple magazines. It's a never ending slide because when the AR's are gone, whatever they use next will be in the crosshairs, so to speak. And it's not addressing the ACTUAL issue. We do this time and time and time again. We treat symptoms instead of the disease.

Hell, I'd be fine with making people that buy ARs sign papers that they will be held responsible for any casualties that occur due to their specific gun being found at a crime scene. Background checks need to be thorough. I wouldn't be opposed to some type of psychological test to determine their mental health as part of that background check.

The 2nd amendment, nowadays at least, is less about protecting yourself from the government and more about protecting yourself from lunatics.

How about this...we send everyone with mental health issues to psychologists. They convince them all that they're really transsexuals and then we'll turn all the mentally unstable, aggressive males into females. Dems get a bunch of ******s and Pubs get to keep their ARs.


I don't agree with the first part of this at all. What your saying is that if someone breaks into my house and steals my guns, and then shoots someone with it I can be held responsible. That's a non starter for me on any type of gun control.

Secondly here in NC when I went and got my conceal carry permit I did go see a doc and he certified that I was mentally stable.

Third....I would classify a lot of people that are in the government as lunatics, mentally unsound, or absolutely unqualified for their positions....and i'm not just talking about the unelected folks. From what i've seen the rank and file officials are absolutely vindictive and have shown a willingness to go after people that they absolutely have a distain for....and they absolutely are willing to play favorites and only enforce laws one way.
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cowboypack02 said:

griff17matt said:

Packchem91 said:

griff17matt said:

Packchem91 said:

packgrad said:

An AR is fun to shoot. I was pinging steel targets at 300 yards at the range last weekend.
And meth is fun for some people to shoot up too (I have no idea why). so should we just legalize that and allow ABC stores to sell it, even to licensed buyers?

I know, thats a bit of a stretch to compare, and I fully understand the passion of people who are, and have always been law-abiding citizens to have fun....but how much carnage is enough for "fun"?


I think the aim is misguided in this discussion. This should be about how much we have failed as a society to help people with obvious mental health issues which lead to these sorts of outcomes. You could remove every damn gun in this country and you'd still have mass stabbings like they do in the UK. It's not about the weapon, it's about the person. So, how do we fix mental health issues in this country without stomping on the 2nd amendment?
I'm a big proponent of improved and availability of mental health care. Clearly, it is a root issue. But, come on man, I know you are smart enough to agree if it were your kid's HS that had this angry, mentally unstable 11th grader walking around, you'd much prefer to know he had a knife than an assault rifle at his disposal.


Of course I'd rather he have a knife than a gun, but if he comes in there with 3 1911's, he could take out tons of kids if he pre-loaded multiple magazines. It's a never ending slide because when the AR's are gone, whatever they use next will be in the crosshairs, so to speak. And it's not addressing the ACTUAL issue. We do this time and time and time again. We treat symptoms instead of the disease.

Hell, I'd be fine with making people that buy ARs sign papers that they will be held responsible for any casualties that occur due to their specific gun being found at a crime scene. Background checks need to be thorough. I wouldn't be opposed to some type of psychological test to determine their mental health as part of that background check.

The 2nd amendment, nowadays at least, is less about protecting yourself from the government and more about protecting yourself from lunatics.

How about this...we send everyone with mental health issues to psychologists. They convince them all that they're really transsexuals and then we'll turn all the mentally unstable, aggressive males into females. Dems get a bunch of ******s and Pubs get to keep their ARs.


I don't agree with the first part of this at all. What your saying is that if someone breaks into my house and steals my guns, and then shoots someone with it I can be held responsible. That's a non starter for me on any type of gun control.

Secondly here in NC when I went and got my conceal carry permit I did go see a doc and he certified that I was mentally stable.

Third....I would classify a lot of people that are in the government as lunatics, mentally unsound, or absolutely unqualified for their positions....and i'm not just talking about the unelected folks. From what i've seen the rank and file officials are absolutely vindictive and have shown a willingness to go after people that they absolutely have a distain for....and they absolutely are willing to play favorites and only enforce laws one way.


So if someone broke into your house and stole your guns, you wouldn't report them as stolen? I was speaking more in the vein of the 11th grader shooting up a school with a gun he got from his daddy because his dumbass doesn't think his perfect angel of ason would ever do something like that.

Good. I don't own a gun and haven't gone through this process so glad to hear it's part of the process.

And if they come on your property to threaten you or your family, you should be able to protect yourself. If you think you can fend off the military or swat with a ****ing AR then you're a damn fool.
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griff17matt said:

cowboypack02 said:

griff17matt said:

Packchem91 said:

griff17matt said:

Packchem91 said:

packgrad said:

An AR is fun to shoot. I was pinging steel targets at 300 yards at the range last weekend.
And meth is fun for some people to shoot up too (I have no idea why). so should we just legalize that and allow ABC stores to sell it, even to licensed buyers?

I know, thats a bit of a stretch to compare, and I fully understand the passion of people who are, and have always been law-abiding citizens to have fun....but how much carnage is enough for "fun"?


I think the aim is misguided in this discussion. This should be about how much we have failed as a society to help people with obvious mental health issues which lead to these sorts of outcomes. You could remove every damn gun in this country and you'd still have mass stabbings like they do in the UK. It's not about the weapon, it's about the person. So, how do we fix mental health issues in this country without stomping on the 2nd amendment?
I'm a big proponent of improved and availability of mental health care. Clearly, it is a root issue. But, come on man, I know you are smart enough to agree if it were your kid's HS that had this angry, mentally unstable 11th grader walking around, you'd much prefer to know he had a knife than an assault rifle at his disposal.


Of course I'd rather he have a knife than a gun, but if he comes in there with 3 1911's, he could take out tons of kids if he pre-loaded multiple magazines. It's a never ending slide because when the AR's are gone, whatever they use next will be in the crosshairs, so to speak. And it's not addressing the ACTUAL issue. We do this time and time and time again. We treat symptoms instead of the disease.

Hell, I'd be fine with making people that buy ARs sign papers that they will be held responsible for any casualties that occur due to their specific gun being found at a crime scene. Background checks need to be thorough. I wouldn't be opposed to some type of psychological test to determine their mental health as part of that background check.

The 2nd amendment, nowadays at least, is less about protecting yourself from the government and more about protecting yourself from lunatics.

How about this...we send everyone with mental health issues to psychologists. They convince them all that they're really transsexuals and then we'll turn all the mentally unstable, aggressive males into females. Dems get a bunch of ******s and Pubs get to keep their ARs.


I don't agree with the first part of this at all. What your saying is that if someone breaks into my house and steals my guns, and then shoots someone with it I can be held responsible. That's a non starter for me on any type of gun control.

Secondly here in NC when I went and got my conceal carry permit I did go see a doc and he certified that I was mentally stable.

Third....I would classify a lot of people that are in the government as lunatics, mentally unsound, or absolutely unqualified for their positions....and i'm not just talking about the unelected folks. From what i've seen the rank and file officials are absolutely vindictive and have shown a willingness to go after people that they absolutely have a distain for....and they absolutely are willing to play favorites and only enforce laws one way.


So if someone broke into your house and stole your guns, you wouldn't report them as stolen? I was speaking more in the vein of the 11th grader shooting up a school with a gun he got from his daddy because his dumbass doesn't think his perfect angel of ason would ever do something like that.

Good. I don't own a gun and haven't gone through this process so glad to hear it's part of the process.

And if they come on your property to threaten you or your family, you should be able to protect yourself. If you think you can fend off the military or swat with a ****ing AR then you're a damn fool.
If i'm on vacation for a month (I do leave the house for a month at a time sometimes, beauty working remotely) and someone breaks into my house while i'm gone and robs me blind i would have no idea that my guns are missing. Is that an odd exception, absolutely, but your trying to hold people accountable for something that isn't their fault. If I load up my rifle and set it up on the front porch its not going to shoot anyone....the person who picks it up and decides to use it is. The gun is a tool...that's all....there is not difference between that and if someone decided to take some chemicals then mix them together to make a bomb. Its not the person who sells the chemicals fault...your not going to punish them so you would you punish someone who didn't commit a crime.

Stepping back from this i would say that gun violence is a culture problem more than anything else. If i wanted to solve the gun violence problem i wouldn't look to just take them away from everyone. I would look at the group that is most likely to commit a gun crime, figure out why, and then work to prevent that segment of the population.

Lets look at gun violence in 2020. In 2020 19,380 people were killed by gun violence. of those 19,380 people killed, 37% of them were killed by black males between the ages of 15-34. That is only 2% of the population of the US. It seems to me that if we want to reduce gun violence we would start with the 2% of the population that is responsible for 37% of the gun deaths. That would take care of more than a third of all gun deaths. Problem is that you can't bring up numbers like that and have an open discussion in a public forum because you'll be branded a racist.

As far as your last point...The US military has been in Iraq and Afghanistan for the last 20 years and those villagers with almost no resources at all seem to doing pretty well. Your telling me that a large swath of the US population, who by the way are going to be much better armed than those villagers, and outside of the very heavy artillery, can't stand up against the US government? Another statistic for you to think about is 3%.....only 3% of the population stood up and fought the British during the American revolution to start. I can guarantee you that you can find 10-15% of the population now would do the same if it came down to survival, including a lot of the people who would be asked to go door to door and take the weapons from these people. Before you start talking about tanks and jets...the government has both of those in the middle east but yet here we are.
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griff17matt said:

cowboypack02 said:

griff17matt said:

Packchem91 said:

griff17matt said:

Packchem91 said:

packgrad said:

An AR is fun to shoot. I was pinging steel targets at 300 yards at the range last weekend.
And meth is fun for some people to shoot up too (I have no idea why). so should we just legalize that and allow ABC stores to sell it, even to licensed buyers?

I know, thats a bit of a stretch to compare, and I fully understand the passion of people who are, and have always been law-abiding citizens to have fun....but how much carnage is enough for "fun"?


I think the aim is misguided in this discussion. This should be about how much we have failed as a society to help people with obvious mental health issues which lead to these sorts of outcomes. You could remove every damn gun in this country and you'd still have mass stabbings like they do in the UK. It's not about the weapon, it's about the person. So, how do we fix mental health issues in this country without stomping on the 2nd amendment?
I'm a big proponent of improved and availability of mental health care. Clearly, it is a root issue. But, come on man, I know you are smart enough to agree if it were your kid's HS that had this angry, mentally unstable 11th grader walking around, you'd much prefer to know he had a knife than an assault rifle at his disposal.


Of course I'd rather he have a knife than a gun, but if he comes in there with 3 1911's, he could take out tons of kids if he pre-loaded multiple magazines. It's a never ending slide because when the AR's are gone, whatever they use next will be in the crosshairs, so to speak. And it's not addressing the ACTUAL issue. We do this time and time and time again. We treat symptoms instead of the disease.

Hell, I'd be fine with making people that buy ARs sign papers that they will be held responsible for any casualties that occur due to their specific gun being found at a crime scene. Background checks need to be thorough. I wouldn't be opposed to some type of psychological test to determine their mental health as part of that background check.

The 2nd amendment, nowadays at least, is less about protecting yourself from the government and more about protecting yourself from lunatics.

How about this...we send everyone with mental health issues to psychologists. They convince them all that they're really transsexuals and then we'll turn all the mentally unstable, aggressive males into females. Dems get a bunch of ******s and Pubs get to keep their ARs.


I don't agree with the first part of this at all. What your saying is that if someone breaks into my house and steals my guns, and then shoots someone with it I can be held responsible. That's a non starter for me on any type of gun control.

Secondly here in NC when I went and got my conceal carry permit I did go see a doc and he certified that I was mentally stable.

Third....I would classify a lot of people that are in the government as lunatics, mentally unsound, or absolutely unqualified for their positions....and i'm not just talking about the unelected folks. From what i've seen the rank and file officials are absolutely vindictive and have shown a willingness to go after people that they absolutely have a distain for....and they absolutely are willing to play favorites and only enforce laws one way.


So if someone broke into your house and stole your guns, you wouldn't report them as stolen? I was speaking more in the vein of the 11th grader shooting up a school with a gun he got from his daddy because his dumbass doesn't think his perfect angel of ason would ever do something like that.

Good. I don't own a gun and haven't gone through this process so glad to hear it's part of the process.

And if they come on your property to threaten you or your family, you should be able to protect yourself. If you think you can fend off the military or swat with a ****ing AR then you're a damn fool.
Here is the thing.. I own an AR; however, I rarely shoot it. It's stored away, not in a gun case. So, if someone broke in my house and stole my AR, it's extremely possible that I wouldn't know my AR is gone, unless the break-in was obvious. If not, I wouldn't look for my AR where I store it.

Being that I am both caryking and pineknollshoresking, that does present a challenge with my AR and me. I'm currently at Pine Knoll Shores and my AR is in Cary.

Oh, I'd rather have my AR to fend off someone, regardless of who they are, if needed. That being said, I certainly hope none of us have to deal with that.

I just completed my Concealed Carry Permit course last weekend. Nothing about the process, that I'm aware of, requires a mental sign-off, by a doctor, to conceal carry.
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griff17matt said:

Packchem91 said:

griff17matt said:

Packchem91 said:

packgrad said:

An AR is fun to shoot. I was pinging steel targets at 300 yards at the range last weekend.
And meth is fun for some people to shoot up too (I have no idea why). so should we just legalize that and allow ABC stores to sell it, even to licensed buyers?

I know, thats a bit of a stretch to compare, and I fully understand the passion of people who are, and have always been law-abiding citizens to have fun....but how much carnage is enough for "fun"?


I think the aim is misguided in this discussion. This should be about how much we have failed as a society to help people with obvious mental health issues which lead to these sorts of outcomes. You could remove every damn gun in this country and you'd still have mass stabbings like they do in the UK. It's not about the weapon, it's about the person. So, how do we fix mental health issues in this country without stomping on the 2nd amendment?
I'm a big proponent of improved and availability of mental health care. Clearly, it is a root issue. But, come on man, I know you are smart enough to agree if it were your kid's HS that had this angry, mentally unstable 11th grader walking around, you'd much prefer to know he had a knife than an assault rifle at his disposal.


Of course I'd rather he have a knife than a gun, but if he comes in there with 3 1911's, he could take out tons of kids if he pre-loaded multiple magazines. It's a never ending slide because when the AR's are gone, whatever they use next will be in the crosshairs, so to speak. And it's not addressing the ACTUAL issue. We do this time and time and time again. We treat symptoms instead of the disease.

Hell, I'd be fine with making people that buy ARs sign papers that they will be held responsible for any casualties that occur due to their specific gun being found at a crime scene. Background checks need to be thorough. I wouldn't be opposed to some type of psychological test to determine their mental health as part of that background check.

The 2nd amendment, nowadays at least, is less about protecting yourself from the government and more about protecting yourself from lunatics.

How about this...we send everyone with mental health issues to psychologists. They convince them all that they're really transsexuals and then we'll turn all the mentally unstable, aggressive males into females. Dems get a bunch of ******s and Pubs get to keep their ARs.
So as I said from beginning, I'm no gun expert. But see now, we get guys like BBG who add zero value except global US vs THEM talking points out of the way (and there are plenty of no-good idiots like this on both sides of the aisle in DC) and reasonable conversation and education can be had. Neither side is ever going to get all they want out of this, but I'd like to think all of us can agree less Americans being killed while sitting in school, at the mall, etc, is a good thing.
Its clearly complicated, and emotional, and also requires bad (or sick) actors --- the people who use them in bad ways. And that latter part should not be ignored in teh efforts to limit guns.

I think you can have your handguns and shotguns and go hunt and protect your family from the lunatics....I just don't see how you need these certain weapons and the high-end ammo that results in nothing but carnage.

There are plenty of issues like this (though not all result in dead people) and you get labor unions or NRAs or other similar such groups who are stuck in no matter way, with no way to move. Effective leadership could do something about that, I'd like to think....but it feels like over these last 8-10 years (really started in Obama's term), both sides have gotten so deeply entrenched that compromise is not possible.
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Ha....the obsession is real. I held off on telling you how ignorant you are when it comes to guns and you continue to sling insults toward me.

You still mad that you have been exposed for what you have always been? A SOCIALIST.

Get over it comrade.

This is a grown folks conversation and as always you aren't bringing a damn thing to the discussion.

An AR classification consists of thousands of types of rifles.The "AR" is the company that developed them in the 50's. ArmaLite Rifle. I am here to tell you that you basically can build one at home out of legally bought components today. And that is perfectly legal. The guns are not and have never been the issue.

The idiots that do not store their guns safely are one of the main issues.

So are the thousands of black, Mexican, white gang members that shoot themselves every damn day with illegally purchased, stolen however they get them that lefties like 91 and IsisWolf won't discuss. Can't disparage the voting base right comrades?

I have been a member of the NRA since I was 16 years old, almost 32 years. They aren't perfect but they beat the hell out of the alternative.

If they ban AR's they'll be coming for bolt action rifles next. Then your shotguns. Then your semi-auto pistols, which account for 100x more shootings per year than ARs. the lefties won't be happy until the only ones that have the guns are them and their military enforcers.

Instead of you lefties spouting off your radical left wing talking points that you regurgitate from your MSM propaganda masters why don't you do a little research so you won't look so foolish when attempting to discuss firearms. Or you can continue to look like ignorant SOCIALISTS....your choice.

https://www.gunlearn.com/online-modules/firearm-classification/

https://www.atf.gov/firearms/firearms-guide-identification-firearms-within-purview-national-firearms-act

https://www.nssf.org/msr/#:~:text=%E2%80%9CAR%E2%80%9D%20does%20NOT%20stand%20for,from%20civilian%20ownership%20since%201934.
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Packchem, have you ever seen the carnage a shotgun can cause? Most people use a shotgun, for home defense, than any other long gun.
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So Hunter Biden sent a text saying " no yellow", apparently referring to him not being interested in Asian women. But the bigger issue is that the texts read like he is talking with an escort service, choosing a hooker. The text conversation is included in the second picture here:

https://instagr.am/p/CQPdIbjN90V
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As for ARs, the entire purpose of the 2nd Amendment was so that an armed citizenry collectively form a "militia" (army) that can defend the nation against all enemies, foreign or domestic, including foreign armies. Read the text of the Amendment...that's what it explicitly says. We have the right to "military-grade" weapons. The 2A was not written so we could hunt squirrels.
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Also, ~99% of people murdered with guns in America are killed with handguns or shotguns (mostly handguns), and 1% or less with semi-automatic rifles. If the reason that Leftists wanted to ban guns was because they are such "bleeding heart humanitarians" (while they champion murdering unborn children) then they should be calling for handgun bans. But no...they are obsessed with trying to ban ARs and other semi-auto rifles. Why? Because the real reason for gun control is to take power away from the people, so they will be unable to resist a tyrannical government. It's because these communist tyrants want a population unable to resist the tyranny they have planned.
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^, ^^

Look, I'm not ardent enough of a gun contrarian to argue this. I fully assume all of you here are law-abiding gun owners and will never have a lapse and do something bad.

But though I"ve never read where the 2A "explicitly says you can have military-grade guns" like GP says (clearly, thats his interpretation), I don't think ARs were commonly used military-grade weapons back in 1791.

I was asked what I believe in...i agree with Pineking on a lot of points, just think we as a country could do a lot more about preventing so many deaths from guns.
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^, ^^

Look, I'm not ardent enough of a gun contrarian to argue this. I fully assume all of you here are law-abiding gun owners and will never have a lapse and do something bad.

But though I"ve never read where the 2A "explicitly says you can have military-grade guns" like GP says (clearly, thats his interpretation), I don't think ARs were commonly used military-grade weapons back in 1791.

I was asked what I believe in...i agree with Pineking on a lot of points, just think we as a country could do a lot more about preventing so many deaths from guns.
i dont think Jeeps were used in the military in 1791 so might as well sell your vehicle and get a horse drawn carriage...
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Exactly.....Just like the BS false narrative of "Black Lives Matter" movement. Where are all the bleeding heart lefties on the streets of Baltimore, Detroit, Durham, Chicago, St. Louis etc.... every weekend when black men are killing black men by the dozens?

They don't care anymore about them. Now... you let a white police officer shoot an armed black fugitive and you know what happens?

Free shoes, cell phones, flat screens, lottery tickets, liquor, beer, hand bags, purses....whatever they need to find justice.

That's another damn good reason to keep our 2nd Amendment rights as they are.

The ignorant comments made earlier about "high repeating rifles...", which is funnier than hell by the way and 91 has edited his original statement to clean up his ridiculous statement but it was there for all to see, would be needed to defend you family, home or business if the "BLM" mob decided they wanted what you have.

And before any of you lefties say "what are the odds of that happening?".... I'll tell you.... if there is a 0.000001% chance of harm coming to my family because some of these worthless thugs want to make a video to post on World Star I'll damn sure give them something to post.
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^, ^^

Look, I'm not ardent enough of a gun contrarian to argue this. I fully assume all of you here are law-abiding gun owners and will never have a lapse and do something bad.

But though I"ve never read where the 2A "explicitly says you can have military-grade guns" like GP says (clearly, thats his interpretation), I don't think ARs were commonly used military-grade weapons back in 1791.

I was asked what I believe in...i agree with Pineking on a lot of points, just think we as a country could do a lot more about preventing so many deaths from guns.


All you have to do is read and understand the text of the 2A:

"A well regulated Militia, being necessary to the security of a free State, the right of the people to keep and bear Arms, shall not be infringed."

First of all, the phrase "well-regulated" means essentially "well-functioning". It's not used that much today, but it was a more widely used terminology in the 18th century. The first part of the Amendment is a preamble, providing the reason why the right exists. In modern vernacular, it's saying that a "well functioning" or effective military is necessary to protect the nation. And this is why the people need to be armed. Why? Because we the people ARE, collectively, that citizen's militia or army.

"Well-regulated" does NOT mean to "limit" the ability of the militia to be armed. That would make no sense at all. A well-armed, well-trained, and effective militia or army is needed to protect the nation.
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^, ^^

Look, I'm not ardent enough of a gun contrarian to argue this. I fully assume all of you here are law-abiding gun owners and will never have a lapse and do something bad.

But though I"ve never read where the 2A "explicitly says you can have military-grade guns" like GP says (clearly, thats his interpretation), I don't think ARs were commonly used military-grade weapons back in 1791.

I was asked what I believe in...i agree with Pineking on a lot of points, just think we as a country could do a lot more about preventing so many deaths from guns.
You really don't think things through before you post do you? I am hoping like hell for your sake that you are on some damn good 10 hour drinking binge. If not, like I said before, you should sit this one out. Nice edit on your earlier post about "high repeating rifles.."

Glad to see you did some research and you were able to learn something. I may try to add that to my signature line... I asked my 10 year old daughter what that was and she looked at me like I was crazy. And for good reason. She knows more about guns than you do and she's not on a message board trying to play "Mr. Know It All" on guns.

Now... for your next lesson. What guns do you think were used in the military in the 1700's?

I am not going to tell you. Look it up.

I will tell you this. They were the SAME guns that the colonists, settlers, British Army, French Army and pretty damn sure every army that had rifles used in the 1700's.

Today, in America, we do NOT use the types of guns that the military use for the most part. There are certain exceptions but I would wager that we have access to less than 20% of the same firearms that the military utilize across the different branches.

And... guess what? WE as AMERICANS are NOT allowed to purchase or own, without a permit, a "fully automatic" gun. Some states won't even allow them at all. Those are MILITARY GRADE WEAPONS... your typical AR rifle is NOT what ANY member of ANY branch of the military would ever use.

Keep flailing... it's damn entertaining. And hopefully, like I said, you are 10 sheets in the wind. If you aren't, lie and say you are.
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Borrowed this one.... but it's funny as hell.

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BBW12OG said:

Packchem91 said:

^, ^^

Look, I'm not ardent enough of a gun contrarian to argue this. I fully assume all of you here are law-abiding gun owners and will never have a lapse and do something bad.

But though I"ve never read where the 2A "explicitly says you can have military-grade guns" like GP says (clearly, thats his interpretation), I don't think ARs were commonly used military-grade weapons back in 1791.

I was asked what I believe in...i agree with Pineking on a lot of points, just think we as a country could do a lot more about preventing so many deaths from guns.
You really don't think things through before you post do you? I am hoping like hell for your sake that you are on some damn good 10 hour drinking binge. If not, like I said before, you should sit this one out. Nice edit on your earlier post about "high repeating rifles.."

Glad to see you did some research and you were able to learn something. I may try to add that to my signature line... I asked my 10 year old daughter what that was and she looked at me like I was crazy. And for good reason. She knows more about guns than you do and she's not on a message board trying to play "Mr. Know It All" on guns.

Now... for your next lesson. What guns do you think were used in the military in the 1700's?

I am not going to tell you. Look it up.

I will tell you this. They were the SAME guns that the colonists, settlers, British Army, French Army and pretty damn sure every army that had rifles used in the 1700's.

Today, in America, we do NOT use the types of guns that the military use for the most part. There are certain exceptions but I would wager that we have access to less than 20% of the same firearms that the military utilize across the different branches.

And... guess what? WE as AMERICANS are NOT allowed to purchase or own, without a permit, a "fully automatic" gun. Some states won't even allow them at all. Those are MILITARY GRADE WEAPONS... your typical AR rifle is NOT what ANY member of ANY branch of the military would ever use.

Keep flailing... it's damn entertaining. And hopefully, like I said, you are 10 sheets in the wind. If you aren't, lie and say you are.
Ask your daughter if it also sounds crazy that we have 2x more gun deaths per 100 people than lovely Yemen, 3x more than Serbia and Montenegro. Vacation destinations, if ever there were ones.
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