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Question of the Day: Is Your Blood Boiling Yet?

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http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zzMcjjcRR6g

Chris Matthews has as much familiarity with “fairness” as Ronnia Fornstedt has with deep fried mozzarella sticks. And yet the former sportscaster has the temerity to criticize NRA jefe Wayne LaPierre for losing his sense of fairness and logic (2:40). Listening to Matthews and his minions, it’s all I can do to not shout obscenities at the TV set. Or change channels. Or not watch MSNBC. Ever. I know The People of the Gun are supposed to remain cucumber cool during this fight to extend and defend Americans’ Constitutionally protected right to keep and bear arms—lest we be portrayed as “trigger happy” gun nuts. But there are times when I can feel my blood boil. You?

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  1. Not just no, but HELL NO. No more compromise. That’s how we got here now. We have the upper hand on this if you think about all the gun sales that happened & are still going strong, as long as each purchase equals a vote. Every gunowner needs to get some backbone for the real battle that’s just around the corner. I’m talking about the UN gun grab. Obama will sign it & that is when the po-p hits the propeller. Repub congress people know what they need to do, our fight is coming in a few months.Grow some backbone.

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  2. Jeebus, after seeing a bunch of these gun owners I really am feeling like an old fart. Kinda puts the lie to the grabbers claim that gun owners are a dying breed. We seem to have a lot of youth on our side.

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  3. Blood has been vaporized, ulcer is back and hemorrhoids flaring up.. That is the state I am in…
    Why the NRA, GOA, CalGuns isn’t making sure they are front and center on the news each and every night I have no idea.
    Personally I am trying my best. I am coordinating with the GRAA, talking with people, writing for this blog and on the radio now. Not sure what else I can do!

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  4. It’s easy to prove your point when you don’t let the other person talk! It’s called “yellow journalism” and was perfected by William Randolph Hearst(sp?). Anybody who hasn’t read George Orwells “Animal Farm” needs to do so pronto. God Bless those buried in Lexington and Concord who are turning in their graves.

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  5. Stop killing our children? I agree, don’t let old ladies kill our kids. We got it handled, don’t worry there Madam Currie, Randy

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  6. I used to listen to Chris Matthews because he worked for Tip O’Neil and actually knows something about the inside workings of the government. I have always liked the way he handles politicians in his interviews. But since Newtown, he has gone off the rails, so I no longer watch.

    This gun “debate” has really shown how little effort TV “journalists”, and their staff, put into doing their homework. Fox News has also done a terrible job. Thank God for the internet.

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  7. “Is Your Blood Boiling Yet?” I have yelled, cursed, screamed, cursed again, and screamed some more at my television, going all the way back to the days of Howard Cosell. But to my credit, I have never shot my television, or thrown a brick at it. I have also to my credit, never shot at or thrown bricks at the actual people I see on television. I keep telling myself that they are not worth the trouble I’d get myself into. So to directly answer your question, Yes! It has been boiling at the stupidity I see in the mass media for decades.

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  8. I couldn’t make all the way to the 6 minute mark without shutting it off. He’s talking with two people he agrees with and he still interupts their every thought. Oh, and the “logic” behind the gotcha? LaPierre has security sometimes too? So what? He’s not proposing disarming citizens. He’s not the one caught in a hypocracy moment.

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  9. Some say the devil is dead, the devil is dead, the devil is dead,
    Some say the devil is dead and buried in Calumet.
    More say he rose again, more say he rose again, more say he rose
    again,
    And joined the ATF.

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  10. I do get angry at all the ignorance, lies and deception surrounding this issue. I’m lobbying to get a special circle of hell dedicated to liberal media propagandists.

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  11. I hear thats on the back burner, mandatory insurance for for loss of homosexuals wedding rings has taken center stage now. I knew Cali could get their priorities “straight”, Randy tongue in cheek

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  12. So Wayne LaPierre stuttered. Does that mean that his point is invalid? Yes, he also has security, but he’s not the one trying to usurp American citizens’ gun rights.

    And Chris Matthews can SUCK IT.

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  13. I can’t recall if it was reported that he fired the handguns or not, but it sure sounded from several reports like he walked into a classroom with a group of kids cowering in the corner and shot into the tightly packed group. I don’t know enough about ballistics, could he have done that much damage with a single 30 round magazine given that scenario? Would that agree with the single magazine reportely found?

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  14. If I recall the weapons used were stolen from his mother. Am I wrong or what and if I am right why I don’t hear anything about stolen weapons?

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  15. Well, I think we need to keep pluggin away & be carefull we don’t shoot our mouths off or we will get a bad report, I can still post can’t I ?… I didn’t think so./// Yes, Ronnia almost makes me forget the sensuous curvaceous lines of dianne “i wanna get your guns” feinswine, Randy

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  16. “There has to be an end to this ammo shortage at some point.”
    not as long as these guys who have 10K rounds are still adding to their stockpile.

    the gun stores and ranges made a lot of money , but they are ghost town empty arround here now. that is going to hurt in the long run.

    looks like obama is succeeding in getting people to give up shooting. they are all priced out iof it, and scared to draw the stash down from 10000 to 9500 rounds.

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  17. Yep… I met a guy at a local range who was visiting from Westchester County. He told me exactly that…. 18 months to get his permit to buy a gun. The local gun shops won’t even let anyone TOUCH a gun without the permit. Literally… they cannot handle any gun in the store without first producing the permit. He also had to get FOUR letters of (character) reference to get his permit.

    That’s just ****ing crazy!

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  18. I’m still trying to figure out why it takes so long to perform those simple tasks. A background check should take all of 4 seconds and the rest is up to the applicant.

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  19. I’ve been thinking about all these videos and pictures we all make and post.
    So many of us are stone-faced. Serious. (I’ll be the first to cop a guilty plea to that offense).
    It’s a serious subject.
    But, maybe there is something to be learned from Larry Potterfield over at Midway USA. So, he’s not admonishing politicians not to tread on the second amendment and he’s not brandishing an AR or admiring a Barrett…. but he’s always smiling and friendly.
    And maybe those of us who make videos should take a cue from Larry and understand that to break the ice, bridge the gap and bring those on the fence to our side and those opposed to us a bit closer, we should try some warmth.

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  20. Apparently, somebody has never left Morehead City.

    I feel really weird saying this as a California-born transplant to North Carolina, but if you don’t like the South, GTFO.

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  21. If this idiot doesnt think the US Constitution/Bill of rights are great then LEAVE MY COUNTRY. GET THE F$#K OUT.

    BTW where did this idiot get his stats from? Chicago safe? Didnt that girl that just play at Obama’s inaguration JUST get killed less than a month ago? I just had a friend come back from there just a bit ago and it is a war zone, shootings every night.

    There are probably places in Iraq right now that are safer than Chicago, this person is an idiot.

    Fellow TTAGers, this is the Anti-American stupidity we have to deal with…WTF, over?

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  22. To those who don’t like how the Constitution is written, use the already established process to invoke change. It’s been done before, and it’s certainly available to ANY American to get involved in. BUT, the President has ZERO ability to legally change the Constitution. THAT is up to Congress. He can sign the Amendment, but HE cannot make any changes.

    And if you don’t like this methodology that has proven itself over the past 200+ years, then please choose one of the many other countries who would be happy to take you.

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  23. The one billion rounds a week number for ammo production can’t be right? That number means 1000 rounds for 1,000,000 people every week…..

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  24. Time to wait for supply to outstrip demand… and then maybe some decent prices.

    Until then, I guess I’ll be visiting the range a bit more sparingly…

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  25. Here’s an idea, assuming it’s legal in that community – Glock employees open carry examples of Glock pistols while they set up tables in front of their building and offer coffee, donuts and sandwiches to the protesters. It would be hard to argue on TV news programs that the pistols are the problem when they are presented in this fashion and are no obvious threat to anyone.

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  26. Jesse Jackson has a two prong approach to his ignorant diatribe despite the fact that he’s the postor child for a Hooked on Phonics failure.

    1. Be the lightning rod for a failed administration, it’s failed policy and it’s grossly incompetent lawmakers. We don’t want voters to focus on the upcoming mid term election that can hand control of the Senate to the Republicans that would essentially put an end to the 2nd Amendment attack which is being used as the scapegoat.

    2. Convince as many folks on the right that even though he and his handlers can’t prove any of the slim pouring from his mouth as fact; power perceived is power achieved.

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