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Liberals prey upon the least intelligent in pushing to disarm Americans. Our least intelligent forget that in the last 100 years, almost every country in the world beside the US and the sissy countries protected by us because of a common border have been invaded by others with mass casualties. The very least of us think it won't happen again. whatever. There are those of us who will keep our guns no matter what and those of us who will watch our families die while throwing their hands up in the air and begging for mercy. oh well. |
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All you have to do is offer to defend yourself and say out loud you don't need our protection. Sadly, you won't. |
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Gay people (some not all) have been out to real friends since the beginning of time. Obama is doing better in the middle east than Bush did - both daddy and retarded son. |
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No... But I do sell people on the idea he will as a mainstream business.
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3/4 Jewish 1/4 Christian. We are leaving the quagmire, losing less lives, creating fewer enemies and will be spending less. The smart money says dump carbon, concentrate on renewable energy and let them choke on their oil. Obama +1 |
Today I learned that somehow a memorandum that's barely worth the paper it's written on is somehow an executive order. I also have more proof that right-wingers have no idea at all how the government works.
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The right also makes fun of people for being the "intellectual elite" :1orglaugh |
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If someone wants to kill another person with a knife they face the reality that one "quick stab" isn't going to do it, and that the other person will fight back. Most people don't have the courage to do it. With a firearm they can do it at distance and never worry about the struggle. |
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This can be seen by the fact that the USA has more wealth than the UK. The USA and UK don't need protection, they are the aggressors, they start the wars. An armed people does not mean that the guns are in private hands ( that's just crazy) but that guns would be in held in grass root organisations, able to reflect local opinion against a professional standing army. |
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The first part of the sentence refers to a "well regulated militia" - of which (as far as I know) most gun owners are not a part of. The amendment, as blurry as it seems now, more accurately applied to life in the new world as it was back when it was written. The world is a little more complicated now. At its simplest, I would see a "well regulated militia" sort of like a volunteer fire department - where members of the community or communities joined together in case a (foreign king, forest fire, or whatever) ever threatened the free State. Being "well regulated" would mean that those who are part of the "Militia" would be allowed to have guns and be registered and ready to call in case of emergency. I would assume that the rest of the community would not be necessarily part of the "regulated" militia. So does the amendment mean only members of the regulated militia have the right to bear arms? Or does the amendment imply anyone can bear arms in case someone wants to join in the defense effort? Technically it would seem only members of the Militia would need to be regulated, and the people of the community who are not part of it would be unregulated. When you're in the militia, or the army, locally or overseas, your guns and ordinance are stored, regulated, controlled. Now doesn't the National Guard fall under the definition of "well regulated militia"? They're non-regular weekend soldiers available in the event of a situation, like a volunteer fire department. The "militia" definition shouldn't be applied to the modern world any more, since there really isn't a feasible scenario that would require you and everybody in the 'hood to jump to the defense of the free state. In a way, since the National Guard is so embedded or coupled with the regular military establishment, they can't really count as a defense against the government, should it decide to turn against the people. So let's just say every citizen is potentially a member of the militia, or already a part by benefit of being a citizen, one of "the people". Being one of the people and thus an ad hoc member of the militia, shouldn't they be "well regulated"? Shouldn't their weapons and capacity be registered, remembered and rendered as per their benefit to a defense initiative? A well-regulated defense can't be deployed without knowing an inventory of resources, or the people's abilities and beneficial contribution to a national resistance, can it? :D |
The SA was a well regulated militia too
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I think people just say Obama is coming for their guns so when he leaves office they can say, "it was thanks to your donations that he was not able to go door to door confiscating guns... as he had planned"
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ie A mate has a few hunting rifles. He had to get a license(whole bunch of bs involved in this), gun has to be locked away in a safe and he is registered with teh police as a gun owner. The police can knock on his door at any time ot *check* that the guns are locked away safely. Then there are restrictions on the types of guns, and I do not know about you, but I cannot count the number of times i've needed an assault rifle :thumbsup |
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Gay people were not as open when I was a kid. And having a gay friend for over 30 years still says something to any rational person that has called me a homophobe Obama is not doing better in the middle east, you need to read the news. Iraq is being taken over by a terrorist group that the Obama administration listed as a terrorist group. It's all going to shit over there. But you don't care, according to you, I'm a bigot, a racist, a drunk. When you haven't a clue about me. You never will with that kind of an attitude because I don't congregate with people that judge like that. You are a very narrow minded person, you should work on that! |
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Case in point is Bergdahl. You are former military - You know we do not leave our men behind, ever, period, no exceptions. Even in the middle of a firefight, we will pull out our wounded and dead. In the battlefield, we will go back into combat to recover wounded and dead - we always have, always will. It's called "leave no man behind". All of the other stuff is childish - Obamacare, the IRS, Benghazi... My favorite is the economy - the Republicans finally figured out the economy has gotten better. |
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You can't take a relative and subjective statement (gun crime is out of control) when it flies in the face of the statistics. By it's very definition gun crime is always going to be out of control, any crime is when it happens because if it was controlled by police it wouldn't happen. The police can say that if there is one firearm murder all year. It's the media beating up an issue. The interpretation of that article is also hilarious. Australians were never big gun owners in the first place. The idea that you have a gun at home to protect against intruders is literally a foreign concept. We never "lost" our ability to protect ourselves with guns because we never protected ourselves from criminals with guns in the first place as a generality. In the towns and cities very, very few people owned guns, outside of my own family who had lived rurally and therefore owned rifles and shotguns I had NEVER seen a gun, ever. I heard later that one family friend had a handgun and if we'd known about it it would have been a major spectacle we would have oooh'd and ahhh'd over like it was a movie prop but wisely it was never displayed. They were rare and as invisible as hen's teeth. They never deterred ANY criminals from doing anything. We would have been considered unarmed in the first place (except on farms). It's basically trying to project ignorant American perspectives on the Australian experience. Very silly. It's like Australians saying "god the yanks are stupid, why don't they just ban guns? So many school shootings - It's so easy to ban them!". A clueless Australian sentiment borne out of ignorance for the American culture. An American thinks that Australians protected themselves with guns against criminals because that's what they do in America. (yeah there would have been a tiny percent of Aussies, I know of ONE person who used to dig for gems in the remote outback who carried a gun because he was 5 hours from the nearest police station with thousands of $ worth of gems and because he was in remote rural areas people actually had rifles etc and were therefore likely to have access to firearms.) We had 33 firearm homicides on the latest figures. America had 11,078. That's 24 times our firearm homicide rate. We have a completely different culture that is less murderous especially with guns. When the ban came in we had about 80 firearm homicides so it's come down massively and it's not like knife murders are taking up the slack as overall homicides are down 30%. We do however have a lot of assaults which Americans sometimes point to as though guns would solve that. When you think of assaults in Australia though, picture drunks in Boston fighting on the street because one of them whistled at the other's girlfriend. We have more of a drunk guys fist-fighting on the street as they come out of bars problem than a criminals-with-guns problem and giving the drunk guys fighting on the street guns isn't going to help that at all! |
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Simple about Bergdahl, he stopped being a soldier once he deserted. You still think Palin said she can see Russia from her house I showed you that Congress came to the conclusion that it was the gas the FBI used that killed those people in Waco and you still don't think that. I correct you and like a little pussy, you put me on ignore and still reply to what I say. If the IRS is not a problem, why did Lois Lerner take the fifth, quit her job at the IRS, then later the IRS lost all her emails when by law they are all suppose to backed up? Benghazi was just about the lie that was told to make it look like Obama had put an end to Terrorism. I hold our president to the truth, why don't you? And the economy is better, better than what I'm not sure. But people are earning less and paying more, how is that a good thing? Food stamp usage is way up, why in a good economy as you call it is that happening? And we just sent dangerous terrorist back home, one vowing to go back at it against the US! You seem to be the only idiot on this forum that thinks I'm alone in this thinking You are wrong! http://onpolitics.usatoday.com/2014/...-approval-low/ |
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http://www.motherjones.com/files/food-stamps-01.jpg http://www.motherjones.com/files/food-stamps-03.jpg http://www.motherjones.com/files/food-stamps-05.jpg http://www.motherjones.com/politics/...nomic-benefits Your facts are wrong on many things Vendzilla. Either your hatred for the president is causing you to believe things that is not true, or, what you believe is created a hatred for the man that is unfounded. Regardless, my advice (from and outsider to your country with no dog in this fight either way) is you re examine your beliefs and sources of information. |
Mark, you're still trolling right?
You can't honestly think that having so many people being on food stamps is a GOOD thing? As for "jobs"....yes, the housing market tanked in 2008 and the banks nearly collapsed which led to massive unemployment in 2009. But the years before that? They were VERY good. And our "recovery" is nowhere NEAR the days of the hated Bush regime: http://blog.milesfranklin.com/wp-con...-2000-2013.jpg The way you are presenting your "facts" is very misleading. And is what a site like motherjones (completely in the back pocket of the Democrat party) wants you to believe. That's why I keep trying to tell you....don't fall for the bullshit of the 2 party system in the USA. Both the Dems and the Repubicans are totally and completely liars and full of shit. Bush inherited a great economy from Clinton...who got it from the internet boom years in the 1990's. The whole thing tumbled down because of the housing market collapse which was caused by...you guessed it: politicians and lifetime bureaucrats from BOTH parties in Congress and the Senate. Pres. Obama never really focused on fixing that. He and Bush gave trillions to banks to bail them out while normal people went broke and lost everything. They COULD have used those trillions to pay off people's mortgages. That would have saved the banks AND the citizens. But they BOTH chose to line the pockets of the bankers instead. Stop believing propaganda from either side. They are all crooks, and all to blame. |
Personally, I don't think so :)
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Food Stamps and Tax Credits in the UK are a subsidy to business that can't pay minimum wage without losing their profits.
You are dead right that the 2 party system is a con. Its just Pepsi or Coke but no real choice. |
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Well, I guess the democrats are your friends if you work online. Call your GOP congressman tell them to vote for it.
http://www.ibtimes.com/democratic-le...-lanes-1603622 |
my children will rule the world if mark and company are any indication of the intelligence level of the competition.
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very reasonable statement - i am sure it will go completely ignored :upsidedow |
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Mark, you are lost man. You really, really are so out of it that I can't find the words to express it.
You posted a graph that showed new jobs created from the year that the economy collapsed until now in a silly attempt to make it look like everything has been great for the last few years. That is misleading and only half-truth and you know it. As for you article on why the govt. just couldn't help the citizens but COULD give trillions to banks? That's laughable, and I'm surprised that you would go along with that kind of thinking. The govt. could have simply told them to use that 2 trillion dollars to pay off all the homeowner mortgages that were now underwater. That's what caused the economic collapse to begin with. The auto bailout has turned out to be a bust as well...thanks to GM's unsafe vehicles. I can't believe that you are all pro-big govt/pro-big banks and corporations. Unreal... As for food stamps? No way that people being on food stamps is a good thing. No way in hell. Those people need JOBS. And the govt. needs to create an environment that brings jobs back. |
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I post facts, I put up links and yes I have opinions, you don't like them, then Go Fuck Your Self. |
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