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Quote of the Day: Gun Rights Advocates Are Anti-Semites Edition

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“Let’s get down to it, Mike Bloomberg, Mayor of New York City, there’s a level of anti-Semitism in this thing directed towards Bloomberg.” – Mike Barnicle, Morning Joe, MSNBC

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Robert Farago is the former publisher of The Truth About Guns (TTAG). He started the site to explore the ethics, morality, business, politics, culture, technology, practice, strategy, dangers and fun of guns.

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  1. I love the irony. Don’t get me wrong. I own a pit bull. Best dog I’ve ever owned. Absolutely the smartest dog I’ve been around. His dog appeared to be either a pit bull or an American bulldog by it’s coloring, build, and head structure. Both breeds have been under attack for being aggressive (can be true to smaller animals but not always true to humans). So, he can own a breed that many states and communities ban for being dangerous to humans yet he wants to ban certain types of modern hunting and sporting weapons? Hypocrite to the extreme.

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  2. Michael Bloomberg is Jewish? So were the Kapos. your background means nothing. Your appearance and personal preferences mean nothing. Your actions towards your fellow sovereign human beings are everything.

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  3. anytime I have to look at Al Sharpton, I want to puke. What was the question again? Let’s continue to drive NBC out of business.

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    • So he is copping to negligence (if he didn’t read the bill he rammed through) rather than incompetence in writing the bill. Either way, he is admitting to not doing his damn job.

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  4. I have little doubt that Cuomo’s allegation that Brady/Bloomberg wrote most of the language, and that he himself was unfamiliar with it, will weigh sorely against him in the pending judicial process challenging the emergency waiver of the 3-day reading process.

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    • “And why did you declare an emergency waiver of the three-day bill reading period, Governor?”
      “Because, Your Honor, guns are used in killings everyday. If I could save just one life….”
      “And how would the bill have stopped such criminality, Governor?”
      “I’m not sure, Your Honor. I didn’t read the proposed bill that was enacted on an emergency basis. Somebody else wrote it. I was just doing a favor for some friends.”
      “And, Governor Cuomo, was this doing of favors an emergency.”

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  5. Gun rights advocates are anti-Semites?!?!? Quite the opposite.

    I wish I had a dollar for every time someone referenced (rightly) the plight of Jews in Nazi Germany and how we can never let disarmament and democide happen in the United States.

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  6. He’s claiming incompetence and throwing an ally under the bus. The best part is that this is the only thing that he can do.

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  7. So lovely to see them squirm, still a ways to go though. Even with this abomination repealed or drastically modified, we still have other illegal laws to battle.

    I have a feeling that this could be the “High Water Mark” of the grabbers. Baring any other sickening attacks, both public and court opinions are turning our way. Much depends on the elections of 2014. With all our efforts, and God willing, we will prevail.

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  8. Better watch out, Obama will stop at nothing. Next up on his list is to kill maybe 100 kids this time…eyes and ears open everybody!

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  9. As the governor, you are responsible for everything that happens or fails to happen. You failed in reading the law and put your name to paper. Therefore you endorsed the law therefore owning it.

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  10. Great, another has-been desperately trying to be relevant again. Nobody cares about you Jim, you had your moment loooooong time ago, and even then you were more creepy than funny. Oh, and keep my average penis out of this. Thank you.

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  11. Sounds like grounds for a recall campaign for incompetence/failing to do his job. When’s he up for re-election? If it’s more than one year I’d go the recall campaign route. But that’s just the opinion of one southerner, it’s not like northerners ever come down here and try to tell us how to do things better, (tongue planted firmly in cheek).

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  12. He is a “has been”. I won’t justify his effort by visiting the website. Best to ignore him like a troubled child. No reason to take him seriously.

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  13. I really liked movies. I thought he was funny and a nice guy.
    I feel a little betrayed that he gave me the finger and is making fun of me.

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  14. A comment I read elsewhere says that he is making fun of the NRA and Charlton Heston and NOT us as individual gun-owners and gun rights advocates.

    Um…okay, then why the ”heartless motherf%ckers unwilling 2 bend 4 the safety of our kids.” reference? Exactly.

    Maybe he’s suffering from a sexually transmitted disease, like Al Capone, and his mind is slowly deteriorating? I mean, he did throw his banana down the wind tunnel that is Jenny McCarthy.

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  15. Perhaps gun dealers should start adding their own form to firearm sales. The form should have the buyer attest that they do not support gun control or any other infringements on the people’s right to keep and bear arms. Further, the purchase is not being made for the purpose of making political statements furthering gun control causes.

    It is time we gave anti’s a taste of what they are preaching for all of us, forced helplessness. Are there any security companies out there refusing to serve big-name gun control advocates?

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  16. I’m staying in California to fight the fight. That and I don’t want to leave fast internet and 4G phone coverage, as well as the biotech industry where I make my living.

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  17. Looking to move from MD to WV right now. Looking at buying a house but there are a lot of ducks to get in a row first. Has to get a place and either find a new job or have the debts in such a way as to allow my wife to not have to work. There is a lot that goes into moving states unless you are lucky enough to work near a state line and it is just a mater of moving to a new house.

    Thanks
    Robert

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  18. Trying to leave MI(which admittedly isn’t that bad gun wise) for Kentucky.

    Jobs, culture and costs all better in Kentucky, plus permit free car carry and full NFA(MI bans sbr/sbs and restricts some destructive devices) along with no handgun registration

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  19. so this whole thing is because we have small penises? what do you call a washed up has/never was been that has body guards to protects their skinny 150 lbs ass fancy cars and a big house….i call that person a pussy

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  20. The fact that it’s news that someone is lampooning Charlton Heston as part of the NRA, 10 years after he left the organization, 5 years after his death, shows what a great asset Heston was to the NRA. It also shows what a courageous move it was for him to step up. His service lifted both the NRA’s stature in the American psyche, as well as Charlton Heston’s own position. People can criticize his politics, but you can’t criticize his passion. It was a win-win, it was the right thing to do.

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  21. What is the matter with the term “private arsenal”? One of the common definitions of “arsenal” is “a collection or supply of weapons or munitions.” Everyone should have one of those.

    I’m not for softening up language for the anti-gun people. That just plays into their strategy of marginalizing guns and gun ownership. Yes, I have a (very modest) private arsenal, a.k.a., a private collection of guns and ammo. So what?

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  22. Michael Moore already took a cheap shot at an aging Heston. He tried to make Heston look old and addled but it didn’t work because Heston was a gentleman, something Moore and Carrey would know nothing about. How brave of Carrey to attack the dead.

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  23. Shows haw bad this country is becoming when evil fascist cant even wright there own laws only King Dingbat Mike of Bloombergia dose.

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  24. I like how the NY times reporter says Cody has taken an object and programmed it to kill. No a$$hat, he took a 3D printer and programmed it to print a single piece of a rifle. The 3D printer is not skynet manufacturing terminators, do not portray it as such. A person seeking to make a full rifle would still need a full shop to make the barrel, bolt, springs, etc. That being said Cody could be likened to someone promoting freedom of speech as well as 2nd amendment rights.

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  25. Yeah you guys havent figured out whats going on yet??? Our political leaders are straight up LIEING TO US!!!!! Obama’s broke so many rules of office, not to mention his oath of office which clearly states, He will protect the constitution against any threat , foreign or domestic!!!
    When will we see him face charges??? And dont get me started on Asshat BLOOMBERG, what a natzi control phreak, even other countries are making fun of him and admin. What a phreaking joke this government of lefties we have! Anybody remember all the service men and women who have given there lives to defend our freedoms, so that our own president can take a huge shit on all of there sacrifices!! This makes me sick!!

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  26. I have no problem with hunting or culling animals. I was a hunter and just last weekend I was out with my adult son who has jumped thru the hoops to get a hunting license in Ca. He’s starting from scratch and wants someone with experience to go with him. I have no license and carry no gun while we’re out.

    My only real question about these culls is what happens to the meat? I know that it is necessary to manage game numbers but I hate to think that the meat is being wasted when there are no doubt charitable groups that could make use of the protein.

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  27. Ya know B.O. will veto this if it gets to him, and the given ratio in the Senate won’t be enough to override it. We need to convince those who opposed it that if they continue to do so, they will be renting a U-Haul as soon as voting is over.

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  28. Stopping the entry of a would be shooter/killer from a school will not always result in no killing. Everone knows there is recess and how many schools have windows with visible kids from outside the school?

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