Group Of Gun Makers Now Refusing To Sell Arms To Law Enforcement in NY And Other Restricting States
source: http://www.theblaze.com/stories/2013/02/15/group-of-second-amendment-supporting-gun-makers-n...
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This story has been updated to add two additional gun makers and sellers to the list of those no longer patronizing law enforcement in states that do not support the Second Amendment.Since New York State enacted its restrictive new gun laws, many manufacturers have sent that state (and others) a message: If local governments are going to severely restrict the ability of citizens to own guns, then these companies will not be selling to law enforcement in those areas.
Among the gun manufacturers sending that message:
•Olympic Arms, Inc
•La Rue Tactical
•EFI, LLC – Extreme Firepower
•York Arms
•Templar Custom
•Cheaper Than Dirt
Olympic Arms posted a press release on the company’s Facebook page earlier this week. Their intentions were quite clear.
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE:
Olympic Arms is a staunch believer in and defender of the Constitution of the United States, and with special attention paid to the Bill of Rights that succinctly enumerates the security of our Divinely given Rights. One of those Rights is that to Keep and Bear Arms.
Legislation recently passed in the State of New York outlaws the AR15 and many other firearms, and will make it illegal for the good and free citizens of New York to own a large selection of legal and safe firearms and magazines. We feel as though the passage of this legislation exceeds the authority granted to the government of New York by its citizens, and violates the Constitution of the United States, ignoring such SCOTUS rulings as District of Columbia v. Heller – 554, U.S. 570 of 2008, McDonald v. Chicago – 561 U.S. 3025 of 2010, and specifically the case of United States v. Miller – 307 U.S. 174 of 1939.
Full Story: http://www.theblaze.com/stories/2013/02/15/group-of-second-amendment-supporting-...
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mitekillem
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Seems fair. Why should the cops have guns that citizens can't own?
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mitekillem
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Joseppe_Huffel
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Don't know if all Liberals are communists but they ALL sure act like morally bankrupt maggots
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Swisher
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Joseppe_Huffel:
Wow. What a nice contribution to the conversation.
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mitekillem
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Joseppe_Huffel:
That was a bigoted statement.
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mitekillem
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Paratus
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mitekillem:
"That was a bigoted statement"
Seems to me it was more an observation. One could suggest that it was an admission of the obvious.
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EmperorThan
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Completely agree with this practice. If the states have laws banning any firearms they should not be selling those same firearms to law enforcement. We need to start obliterating these high power weapons once and for all. It has to start somewhere, you don't get preferential treatment or handicap just because you think you're ABOVE the people (not serving them).
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EmperorThan:
If the City or County cuts funding for the police then due to a reduced police force we will have to defend ourselves against the same armed thugs that the police are armed against. If we don't need AR 15's then they don't need them, ammo or repair parts.
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oldbanjo
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oldbanjo:
Two things. 1. The police in the UK don't use guns and they don't seem to have a problem 'defending the public' there. 2. You live in this weird NRA netherworld that thinks the ONLY way to protect yourself is with LETHAL protection.... You can use non-lethal protection and trust me it WILL take down an attacker just as effectively as a gun. Bear mace someone or beanbag shotgun someone and watch how fast they drop to the ground screaming.
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oldbanjo
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EmperorThan:
This State only allows a small amount of pepper spray, the problem in the US is that the police job is not to protect you like the UK is. They only are required to protect the people that they arrest and a while back they added domestic violence to their job. If you call the police they are NOT required to come so you have to handle things yourself. When the drug dealers have SKS's and AR15's and 30 round Magazines then you also need them. That's why the police have AR's. I've traveled to other Countries and we live in different worlds, I've been to England, Scotland, Spain, Israel and other places. I remember a time when you could leave your door unlocked, things have changed, here a lady said you could go to the store and when you get home your AC unit would be gone. I have two dogs many guns, an alarm system and am installing camera's. There are people about 1 1/2 miles from me that are arrested every year or so for stealing and never go to jail, one has four cases waiting for trail, he is stealing while he's waiting for trail. They need to correct the legal system, another kid I know is 22 years old he had three grand Larsonies and they turned him loose. I caught a guy stealing across the road I have a Business on that side of the road, the police did nothing the next day the same guy was cooking meth, the police did nothing, he was cooking it at a cops house, a bank forecloser got rid of them, the cops did nothing. The only thing I can do is get what guns I think that I need to protect my girlfriend and I, I have a 200 yard shooting range for me to practice on this property.
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oldbanjo
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jackhole
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Seven hours ago I asked Dug to prove this statement he made, "Liberal = communist."
Still nothing.
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jackhole
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Vortices [removed]
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As they should....
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Joeydee44
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All the cops need to do is what the criminals have been doing all along, buy their guns somewhere else and have them shipped in. Just another example of corporate America putting profit over country, but they will lose this battle.
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Paratus
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This is an outstanding idea. I heard some time ago that Ronnie Barrett refused to return some rifles to law enforcement in California due to that state passing some stupid gun law that affected his stuff.
I don't think the government should have rifles which we cannot have. The gov is supposed to work for us. We are their boss not the other way around. Granted they will probably get ammo and guns elsewhere but perhaps this will catch on or at the very least, inconvenience them. - 3 months ago
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Paratus:
We AGREE again P!
Supply the eagerly consuming Public, self defense equipment which the police force can't easily overpower, and we have a chance to save the Republic with it's Constitution. - 3 months ago
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COMMONSENSEFORCOMMONGOOD_COM:
I would like to see you tough guys go at it with the cops or the Government---but we all know the "we'll take arms to protect the second amendment" is just RIGHT-WINGER'S WET DREAMS.
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jackhole:
Yo, yo,,,,jack,,,,,my man.....,,,,,,,,........92 LA riots,,,,,cops scared to death......,,,,,,,,.......,,,,,city burned.....,,,,,,......firemen scared to death.....,,,,,......,,,,,....,,,,,,
waco, fibies, atf,,,,, scared that gun toten sympathizers would show up behind them,,,,,,fear is real.
9/11 folks let dolts with box cutters fly them into buildings,,,,,,,,those same dolts today would have those box cutter taken away from them and they would be disemboweled with said box cutters......
folks can get testy..........
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crabbyoldguy:
Fear is real---let's no be crippled by it. I sit next to women ( for all I know) clocked in Burqas on NYC subways ever since 9/11and never break a sweat. Get a gun loon in the same situation and watch the bullets fly.
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jackhole:
You don't stand in line (like the British did) and shoot at each other, there are plenty of people better trained than the police and with more accurate weapons. I don't own or will I ever own an AR15 in ..223 caliber, It isn't accurate enough or have the range that I would demand in a gun, now in .308 I have seen some very accurate AR's.
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oldbanjo
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jackhole:
May you take great comfort in your view. This very progressive liberal, however, while neither owning a gun or being a hunter, would acquire weapons and learn how to use them if I believed it imminently necessary to protect my country, it's constitution and our representative democracy, even from a corrupt and rogue government, if and when necessary.
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Take it back to what? 1950.
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jackhole:
Well, you've got to admit there is something to be said for the 50's. Taxation appropriate for debt and deficit levels as well as ever increasing economic prosperity across the board.
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jackhole:
I guess taking back our freedom is a concept that you don't recognize.
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Keyser_Soze:
The entire tax code was different. Many more deductions. If you want those levels then adopt all the code not just part of it.
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Keyser_Soze:
I think most will agree that Republicans of yore did try to work bipartisan when it came to fiscal issues but their social platform was immoral:
After World War II, under Eisenhower the US had low taxes, balanced budgets, and responsible public spending---he also opposed rolling back the New Deal, supporting Roosevelt's libeal social programs as both needed and effective. Of course he also broke away from conservative spending and got the ball rolling on buying on credit.
I think most of the success of the fifties stemmed from new ways of doing things and sensible programs such as the GI Bill, the boom in the auto, technology and housing industries.
In other words people lucked out that W Bush was not president back then because surely he would have FRAKKED things good.
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Paratus:
Awww! you want attention---NO!
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jackhole:
The Republicans of today bear no resemblance to Republicans of that era... but then again neither do Democrats. The entire political machine has been transformed by neoism, and the only thing that seems to matter to politicians regardless of party affiliation is supporting the multinationals and the players in financial sector.
Yes, Bush would have screwed up what was happening during the 50s, but so too would have Obama. But my point was just showing that 'going back in time' isn't inherently all bad.
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Paratus:
Perhaps so, but there can be no mistaking the growth of income disparity from that era. No matter how you want to slice it, every day that has passed since the end of the 60s the working man has gotten less of a share of the wealth generated in this country, and fewer and fewer people are holding a greater share of the collective wealth of the nation. All well and fine if you're among the 20% who are thriving (forget all the 1% bullshit), but its a trend that is both unsustainable and one that will lead to the end of the Republic.
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Keyser_Soze:
"The Republicans of today bear no resemblance to Republicans of that era... but then again neither do Democrats. ..."point taken.
Going back in time is a horrible idea in the context that the trends (I use this as an all encompassing term) that led to growth back then cannot be recreated nor are relevant today. What we should do is take what WILL work and apply it today, this should transcend political ideology. It's a illness that has take root and threatens the global economy everyone needs to work together to turn things around.
As for how this affects the topic at hand all I can say is that, the old gun paradigm has collapse no matter what people spew, the 2nd amendment has become corrupt ( by partisan interpretation) and it's a hindrance to the national well being.
There is great wisdom in placing safety mechanisms to the amendment process. An amendment can be repealed to reflect changing times. When The 18th amendment (prohibiting alcohol) was cancelled by the 21st Amendment, people rejoiced at the marvel of the democratic process. Why is it that for the 2nd it's considered treason ( 40% is still a minority) to contemplate ( we should at least have a civil discussion about it but as you can see a lot of people drum their chests in FALSE bravado claiming they'll kill over such a proposal---then they wonder why I'm such an ass refusing to take them seriously) a national debate that leads to change.
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Keyser_Soze:
Generally the wealthy own the business and the working person is an employee (big generalization but it will work for this). Are you suggesting that the welder should make the same as the CEO/owner. How about the carpenter? Ditto the mail room person? How are you going to rectify this alleged disparity with the tax code, taxing one person and giving it to his employee? Does the deckhand make the same as the captain or the owner of the boat? Someone has to work for someone else. The employee is paid per the marketplace or work agreement. How come the union laborer does not make as much as the union president? What is your remedy?
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jackhole
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We are taking your MAN CARDS away. If you're interested and pay attention we'll issue you a library card. I recommend you RIGHT-WING maniacs take out this book: All I Really Need to Know I Learned in Kindergarten.
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jackhole:
No one's buying it Jack, spew your Obamaganda to someone who'll listen.
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dugdog47:
Don't you have target practice or something sparky?
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Oh great. Lets just send more jobs overseas. Do these companies actually believe that government agencies give a crap where they procure their weapons? Or that somehow foreign manufacturers give a crap about people's 2nd Amendment rights?
These companies thinking their not accepting patronage from Law Enforcement agencies is as ludicrous as the law makers believing their legislation is going to do anything to keep weapons out of the hands of people who are a threat.
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MarshainFlorida
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When will you assholes STOP referring to this as: "states that do not support the Second Amendment?" NOBODY - not the liberals and certainly not the NRA members - have any agenda or conspiracy to take away the 2nd Amendment right ot own and bear arms. So stop the bullshit.
And good for those idiot gun manufacturers to don't want to sell to the cops. That will save the taxpayers a fortune. All the police departments need to do is authorize themselves to make use of the damned weapons they confiscate. Stop melting them done and use them for pete's sake!
Hope and pray that these gun manufacturers who keep stirring the pot with LIES about killing 2nd Amendment Rights CRASH AND BURN!!!!
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dugdog47:
Who's pissing in who's face? Obama isn't taking anyone's guns. Those who have already bought their assault penis, I mean weapons, get to keep them.
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Swisher:
Spoken like true commie propagandist.
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dugdog47:
Check that froth around your mouth, comrade.
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MarshainFlorida:
Get a clue. When you're a state that ban guns that have more than 7 bullets in them you obviously don't give a shit about the 2nd Amendment.
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Swisher:
You have an obsession with penises. You should probably see someone about that.
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Scrapner:
You're right. I think I like penis more than you like guns, and I'm fine with that.
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Swisher:
"Obama isn't taking anyone's guns. "
Because he can't not because he would not sign a bill to do that or he doesn't want to do it. He can still use the bully pulpit of the presidency and his infamous executive orders to make life as difficult as possible for the non criminal gun owners.
You don't put a rattlesnake on the living room floor and say it's ok because he hasn't bitten anyone yet. - 3 months ago
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Scrapner:
"You have an obsession with penises. "
Where do you get this stuff. Stop lying. There is nothing about a penis in his post. Perhaps you have penis envy but you certainly seem to be preoccupied with the male sexual organ.
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Scrapner:
The clue I've gotten from your own mouth is that you are a danger to society. Aside from that, I'm done with you.
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MarshainFlorida:
Today NY would throw out the 2nd Amendment if they could.
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Swisher:
Today Obama is willing to take your guns if he could find a way. Until recently he was not in support of a gun band, he has changed his position on guns.
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Paratus:
Correct.
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Paratus:
"Where do you get this stuff. Stop lying. There is nothing about a penis in his post. Perhaps you have penis envy but you certainly seem to be preoccupied with the male sexual organ."
My apologies to Scrapner on this one everybody. This post should have gone to Swisher.
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Paratus:
Forgive me if I don't believe that you know what's in the mind of our president. And I'm the one with the penis obsession, not Scrapner. I believe that anyone who gets riled up about having his ASSAUT WEAPONS restricted, has serious penis envy issues. You need them for what, exactly? Target practice?
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I hope this trend continues. Tell these commie states to go to hell.
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dugdog47:
"Tell these commie states to go to hell"
HA! Too rich, people actually say this sort of shit, too much.
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jackhole:
People not only say it, but are ready to go to war for freedom. You commies may think you'll just write some new laws on paper, and that's that, but you have no clue as to the hornets nest you're poking.
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Oh, Oh somebody is ready to "REMOVE" people who just want to keep other people safe. I'm investing in Kevlar. Pew, pew, pew!
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jackhole:
You might consider level 3 trauma plates, cause when the bullets start flying, kevlar ain't gonna hack it.
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dugdog47:
You're sooooo MACHO!
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jackhole:
And you're a communist. Sooooo
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dugdog47:
Nah man! I'm just your run of the mill Lib doing all that I can---BTW we're taking way all your guns away----and your Charlton Heston, John Wayne Posters too.
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jackhole:
Liberal = communist.
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dugdog47:
Prove it.
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dugdog47:
No it doesn't. Neither does socialism=communism. Both are just juvenile talking points parroted by people with little understanding of what they actually are.
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dugdog47:
In other words rather than act like mature individuals you advocate murder---let me tell you patriot defender of the constitution, anarchy only leads to chaos.
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jackhole:
"anarchy leads to chaos"
And disarming citizens leads to tyrannical rule.
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jackhole:
"Prove it."
Res ipsa loquitur.
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Keyser_Soze:
Could not have said it better. So tired of hearing this stupid argument because they have nothing valid to support their position.
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dugdog47:
There you go again, and again, and again with that really dumb argument about disarming. Spin, spin, spin. Aren't you dizzy yet?
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dugdog47:
You are correct, and the plates aren't total protection.
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dugdog47:
http://www.badrepublicans.com/republican-fascist.html
"Liberal = communist."
No it doesn't. Although, Republicanism = Fascism. Both are just insane political stances parroted by people with little understanding of who they actually follow.
'Are Republicans Fascists?'
"Republicans ARE fascists. They deny it and they'll even call liberals fascists (they love attempting to redefine words that describe them in an unflattering way)."
www.badrepublicans.com/republican-fascist.html - 3 months ago
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Say Rad let's talk guns and Presidents.
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jackhole:
good place to start
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All this little tantrum will do is make other manufacturers more money.
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OlBlue:
fear of loosing will
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OlBlue:
Wonder who those "other" gun manufacturers are that are not joining in this stupid boycott. See my comment above.
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"RIGHTS BEING ATTACKED" true ever since Bush and nobody gave a f*ck---but innocent children are dying and everyone wants to protect ONLY the rights a fringe minority to play with guns.
VILLAINS ALL! Gun owners, gun aficionados and all who support them.
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jackhole:
There has been
1862 Gun deaths in the U S
since Newtown December,14,20012 - 3 months ago
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jackhole:
If it wasn't for guns you would now be under British rule, probably a serf.
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Currently at least 40% of Americans enjoy their right to "play with guns". No matter how you want to look at it, you've got to admit it hardly constitutes a "fringe minority"
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dugdog47:
Its only an illusion that we are not still ruled by the same Old World aristocrats and that we are not serfs. Well, I guess there have been some New World industrialists added to the ruling classes, but face it dude.... unless you're one of the ruling class you are just another peon.
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dugdog47:
Not so I would be somewhere in Europe, that is if I ignore history like you just did.
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When most are acting like irresponsible maniacs I call them a fringe minority. When the less maniacal, the ones often referred to as responsible gun owners, chose to side with the frothing at the mouth Ted Nugent types they lost all credibility and should be lumped together with the rest.
I get what you're saying tho'.
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cmc101:
A tragedy. Gun violence grows geometrically it seems.
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I agree
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jackhole:
Its unfortunate that the cacophony that comes from the extremists drowns out the voices of the rational. Its not really fair though to imply that the 'less maniacal' are actually siding with nut job Ted simply because they are on the opposite side of the issue of gun control.
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Excellent observation, Keyser. And disarming America is on the checklist for world domination. They can't rule us because we outnumber them, and we shoot back.
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Then you can take your socialist ideas to Europe where they belong.
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dugdog47:
There's another lie. Enactment of the 2nd Amendment had NOTHING to do wiith fear of British rule. It was to satisfy the Southern plantation owners' fear of being unable to protect themselves in the event the slaves decided to rally against them, and they (the slaves) certainly would have had good reason to, and certainly would have been successful because of their numbers. 100's of slaves against a handful of oppressors - I'd call that a fair fight. So in order to get Virginia to ratify the Bill of Rights, it demanded the clause guaranteeing a well-armed militia whose sole purpose was to keep the slaves in line. Stop bullshitting!
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I don't know where that 40% figure came from. I would suspect that a lot more believe in the right to own guns. Not all people who believe in the right to own guns actually own them themselves, but still support the 2nd Amendment. Just because they may object to owning them themselves for fear of accidental shootings, they would not deny others the right to keep them. So all this trumped-up fear factor that the NRA is spewing to its less intelligent comrades is really just a ploy to get everyone to run out and buy more guns, bigger guns, bigger clips and on an on. Obviously there are enough looney toons out there who buy into the crap. How easy it is to separate a fool from his/her money. Just scare the shit out of them with a pack of lies. Poetic, isn't it?
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jackhole:
Hey Jack, are you sure you mean geometrically and not "exponentially?" Just asking.
- 3 months ago
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MarshainFlorida
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dugdog47:
And yet, despite the plethora of armed citizens they do rule over us. I fear Rousseau was correct when he said "Liberty may be gained, but can never be recovered", the kind of spirit to stand up to oppression is nothing but an illusion, America will collapse under the weight of complacency and ignorance long before anyone stands up to fight.
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MarshainFlorida:
I used the figure of 40% as its a reasonably conservative estimate based on recent surveys done by Gallup. http://www.gallup.com/poll/150353/self-reported-gun-ownership-highest-1993.aspx
While I agree that much of the paranoia surrounding this debate is foolish, I also consider the notion that gun controls are going to solve anything equally ludicrous. And as for separating the fool from their money, take a look at the experience up north. After spending billions of dollars on a gun registry program, the Canadians have scrapped the program because it turned out that law enforcement were not even bothering to consult the registry when responding to calls. And if it cost billions to administrate for Canada, can you imagine how much would be squandered in America to run such a useless program?
- 3 months ago
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jackhole
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Keyser_Soze:
To me, by their silence and inaction, they have become part of the problem. They, as responsible, gun owners should have seen the writing on the wall and spoken against the insane assault weapons build-up. But it's always easier to let the foam at the mouth lunatics do the dirty work.
This is what happened with the so called responsible gun owners they let their rabid dogs do the dirty work and now that the heat is on they want to distance themselves from them saying, "hey I just want reasonable guns for rotation and recreation" and to protect my 2nd amendment rights.
I say f*ck them, f*ck them all to hell! they stood mute as the guns got out of hand and the bodies of the innocent piled-up. Now it's our turn ( people against guns by your estimation a majority of 60%) to push for a Ratification of the 2nd Amendment.
- 3 months ago
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jackhole
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Dennis_Oosterwaal
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Great and peaceful way to send a clear message.
- 3 months ago
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Dennis_Oosterwaal
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MarshainFlorida
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Dennis_Oosterwaal:
Even if the message itself is a lie?
- 3 months ago
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MarshainFlorida
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unimatrix0
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Only an idiot would believe the NY Police Department is going to have a hard time purchasing weapons.
This is just a silly right wing fantasy brought to you courtesy of Glenn Beck's The Blaze.
As I am fond of pointing out, the pathetic and impotent gun nuts would be quite funny if they were not so damn dangerous.
- 3 months ago
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unimatrix0
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unimatrix0:
Absolutely correct!
- 3 months ago
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MSII
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letsliveinpeace
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unimatrix0:
Agreed!
- 3 months ago
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letsliveinpeace
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unimatrix0:
See my comment above. The NYPD has a stockpile of confiscated weapons, as do many police departments. Why pay for them when they can get them for free? You're absolutely right that they would not have a hard time purchasing weapons. They could even get very well made weapons from German manufacturers if they needed to, but I don't see that they even need to.
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unimatrix0:
I agree two thumbs up
thanks for speaking up - 3 months ago
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unimatrix0:
Only an idiot would think freedom loving Americans are gonna just bow down to a tyrannical government and give in to their communist agenda.
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