I’m a big fan of art. Self-congratulation not so much. Still, this video has its moments. My fave: when HuffPo’s Social Media Manager says kids should repeat the pretend dead body chalk outline thing in the middle of a basketball game to remonstrate parents who think their children should be guarded with guns (4:12), so they can confront the possibility of carnage. The comely moderator dismisses the idea with “Jewel I can’t even think about that.” Clearly. ‘Cause if she did she might wonder if protecting children with guns was a good idea and that the drop-dead art piece also promotes that point-of-view. Anyway, it sure doesn’t look like a “sea” of bodies to me. Just sayin’ . . .
“The dark and nonsensical fantasy that the Weimar Republic government will one day transform itself into a jackbooted fascist state and seize Jewish weaponry has long been peddled by the gun lobby to stir up donations to its cause…”
How does that one sound?
“The dark and nonsensical fantasy that the Cambodian government will one day transform itself into a jackbooted fascist state and seize peasant’s weaponry has long been peddled by the gun lobby to stir up donations to its cause…”
(I’m listening to Holiday in Cambodia by Dead Kennedys as I write this.)
How about that one?
Give me one damn good reason why our own government in D.C. can’t go full-retard, and set up death camps to exterminate groups of people? Tell me!!
Every single argument against such an eventuality could have been used, and was used by the Germans for why the death camps couldn’t have been built in that state.
Never. Again.
Im sorry but hate to break it to all the paranoids. As a Law Enforcement Officer with 15 years on the force in one of the most violent cities in America, I dont know what you guys are talking about. If you show me something on your phone, Im gonna look at that one thing. If you show me some e-insurance thing, I will probably still give you a ticket as you are supposed to provide me with an insurance CARD, not some electronic version. Im not going to go digging thru some persons phone on a traffic stop just for the hell of it. Thats a great way to get a complaint.
I have a trust and bought a suppressor with the help of my FFL. Since a SBR is more hands on can you give instructions on that too please?
I live in CA and I emailed Dianne Feinstein my opposition to her new legislation. She did write me back what I find most inserting is she has been in office for 40 years and will be 80 in June. She did not care what I think about her legislation if your read the letter she is telling me she will do what ever she feels is is appropriate. Because she has had families tell her that they no longer feel safe. Lies Lies
Dear John:
Thank you for contacting me to share your opposition to assault weapons legislation. I respect your opinion on this important issue and welcome the opportunity to provide my point of view.
Mass shootings are a serious problem in our country, and I have watched this problem get worse and worse over the 40 years I have been in public life. From the 1966 shooting rampage at the University of Texas that killed 14 people and wounded 32 others, to the Newtown massacre that killed 20 children and 6 school teachers and faculty, I have seen more and more of these killings. I have had families tell me that they no longer feel safe in a mall, in a movie theater, in their business, and in other public places, because these deadly weapons are so readily available. These assault weapons too often fall into the hands of grievance killers, juveniles, gangs, and the deranged.
I recognize that the Second Amendment provides an individual right to bear arms, but I do not believe that right is unlimited or that it precludes taking action to prevent mass shootings. Indeed, in the same Supreme Court decision that recognized the individual right to bear arms, District of Columbia v. Heller, the Court also held that this right, like other constitutional rights, is not unlimited. That is why assault weapons bans have consistently been upheld in the courts, both before and after the Heller decision. I believe regulation of these weapons is appropriate.
Once again, thank you for your letter. Although we may disagree, I appreciate hearing from you and will be mindful of your thoughts as the debate on this issue continues. If you have any additional comments or questions, please do not hesitate to contact my Washington, D.C. office at (202) 224-3841. [email protected]
Don’t like what you see email her !!! We will not stop until we win this fight !!
You can have yours threaded.Most gunsmiths charge about 75dollars for that.