The Duh'v Interview. Reinterpreted by crisis actors.

[Joe]

Here is something he wrote back in 95

Written May, 1995
The Bullet (WMSA Newsletter) - Bottom Line by Brad Alpert

"Gunowners are perhaps unique among various interest-based
demographic groups in that our core belief structures tend to
reflect self-reliance, honor, and the primacy of individual
responsibility. We know that ownership of lethal weaponry comes
with an awesome responsibility and we know that this
responsibility must be met by our safe handling, storage, and
knowledge of these deadly instruments.

Given the ease and confidence with which we handle firearms, we
are baffled when conversing with someone who is afraid of guns,
and often, also of the people who own them.

Don't cars in thehands of civilians kill more people than firearms? Doesn't
nearly every outdoor sport involve some degree of personal risk?
Why are guns in the hands of police and the military "good" and
then somehow, "bad" in the hands of the same people, when off-
duty?

Absent a well-grounded and resolute belief in the absolute
righteousness of our cause, lesser souls than we would quit.

Our educational system is in the process of turning out a second
generation of drones, people ignorant of (or misinformed about)
functional logic, epistemology, American and world history, the
Constitution, and the very bedrock values of Western
civilization. Abetting the educational establishment in this
sorry mission is the Fifth Column - the dominant media culture
which, for so many, many people, utterly shapes their perceptions
and their values.

When speaking with someone thus mis-educated and propagandized
about basic constitutional/historical issues, one frequently
finds that there is no common ground for discussion. Why would
you mind if the FBI has greater wiretapping/internet
surveillance/no-knock raid authority if you haven't done anything
wrong? What does it matter what the Constitution says about
restrictions on federal powers, when in today's modern age we
need a strong central government? Why does anyone need any kind
of gun that isn't good for hunting?

And so forth. I fear that the indulgence heaped upon my fellow
baby-boomers during the 50's and 60's have fundamentally ruined
most of us, at least from the standpoint of our having been
inculcated with the values necessary for self-control and self-
reliance - thus leaving us no option but to look outside
ourselves for a source of control in the form of a government
that is ever more closely resembling a jack-booted parent who
won't let its children play with matches - but will cheerfully
gas and burn them if they are caught.

I fear we've lost the current generation. I think that a
generation which doesn't know what the Second Amendment means (or
even - says) cannot reasonably be expected to want to defend it.
In this regard, it is safe to say that those among us who are
raising children have an extra responsibility to both those
children and the cause of Liberty.

Meanwhile, we can only fight the battle one day at a time, using
letters, phone banks, taking a neighbor shooting, registering
other gunowners, allying with like-minded coalitional groups, and
contributing money to those who will fight our fight in the
corridors of power. Meanwhile, those unfortunates in Maryland
who own modern firearms which were previously registered and who
now face confiscation of those guns under legislation pushed
through by their governor might have a different kind of battle
to fight.

Isn't it sad that in America today, gunowners are regarded as
race-hating, dangerous extremists by a significant segment of the
populace?

Another thing that's sad is that the same segment of the populace
which regards gunowners as unregenerate misanthropes has no idea
that we are serious about this issue - let alone, how serious we
are...

On this issue, there is room for neither compromise nor
negotiation. Our gun rights deal with basic Liberty, are tightly
held, and they will be defended.

A certainty about the war we're fighting - make no mistake: War
it is - is that all that stands between us and defeat is
surrender or death in battle.

Surrender is not an option.

Spread the word."


I miss him a lot lately. So you see whether I liked guns or not.....I was definately gonna be educated about them lol.

What a load of horseshit. But you don't have the skills to figure out why.

Oh so you disagree with this, call it "horse shit"....and to preemptively shield yourself from being asked HOW its horse shit, you toss the responsibility on ME and suggest if I dont see how its "horse shit".. I lack skills.

I don't fall for manipulative shit, Lotus. If you think its horse shit, explain how so it can be discussed. Unless YOU lack the skills to engage in civil discourse with people who view the country and its Constitution differently than you do.

If you are going to call something wrong, it doesnt work to escape examining it by telling people if they dont already know....they are flawed. That gaslighting.

Really you just dont like it, but you cant argue it. So you set yourself up to come out feeling superior even though you are the one who should be demonstrating skills right now.

Swing and miss, Lotus.

Dovey, while I could agree to limited ownership and use of guns for the purposes of self-defense - I couldn't/can't support te US model of unrestricted gun ownership.

Guns don't belong on the street, except in the hands of highy trained policeman or soldiers.

And if citizens are going to own them, then strict laws and limitations on the amount of ammo and the amount of guns should be placed on them. And how about a psychiatric exam?

It's somewhat laughable that folks like Lokmeer feels this need/compluson to own more guns than soldiers who served for your country i World War I, II, the Korean War or Vietnam. Back then if your government gave a man a gun during a time of war, they were expected to fight and possibly pay the price of dying. It was not a luxury or a toy. They'd give them 1 gun, maybe 2 at the most, unless they were assigned to some special unit.

This is more than gun ownership model I'd aspire to:




Swiss style, where guns are issued to responsible citizens who've done time in their military and treat gun ownship likea privilege, not a right.

And sorry...but not every citizen should be able to own a gun. We don't give out driver's licenses to blind or dangerous psychotic people, so why should we allow that for guns?

BTW, Switzerland has a lot of guns, but a much lower rate of gun homicides than either the USA or Canada.

Even Canada could learn from Switzerland.

 

[Dove]

Here is something he wrote back in 95

Written May, 1995
The Bullet (WMSA Newsletter) - Bottom Line by Brad Alpert

"Gunowners are perhaps unique among various interest-based
demographic groups in that our core belief structures tend to
reflect self-reliance, honor, and the primacy of individual
responsibility. We know that ownership of lethal weaponry comes
with an awesome responsibility and we know that this
responsibility must be met by our safe handling, storage, and
knowledge of these deadly instruments.

Given the ease and confidence with which we handle firearms, we
are baffled when conversing with someone who is afraid of guns,
and often, also of the people who own them.

Don't cars in thehands of civilians kill more people than firearms? Doesn't
nearly every outdoor sport involve some degree of personal risk?
Why are guns in the hands of police and the military "good" and
then somehow, "bad" in the hands of the same people, when off-
duty?

Absent a well-grounded and resolute belief in the absolute
righteousness of our cause, lesser souls than we would quit.

Our educational system is in the process of turning out a second
generation of drones, people ignorant of (or misinformed about)
functional logic, epistemology, American and world history, the
Constitution, and the very bedrock values of Western
civilization. Abetting the educational establishment in this
sorry mission is the Fifth Column - the dominant media culture
which, for so many, many people, utterly shapes their perceptions
and their values.

When speaking with someone thus mis-educated and propagandized
about basic constitutional/historical issues, one frequently
finds that there is no common ground for discussion. Why would
you mind if the FBI has greater wiretapping/internet
surveillance/no-knock raid authority if you haven't done anything
wrong? What does it matter what the Constitution says about
restrictions on federal powers, when in today's modern age we
need a strong central government? Why does anyone need any kind
of gun that isn't good for hunting?

And so forth. I fear that the indulgence heaped upon my fellow
baby-boomers during the 50's and 60's have fundamentally ruined
most of us, at least from the standpoint of our having been
inculcated with the values necessary for self-control and self-
reliance - thus leaving us no option but to look outside
ourselves for a source of control in the form of a government
that is ever more closely resembling a jack-booted parent who
won't let its children play with matches - but will cheerfully
gas and burn them if they are caught.

I fear we've lost the current generation. I think that a
generation which doesn't know what the Second Amendment means (or
even - says) cannot reasonably be expected to want to defend it.
In this regard, it is safe to say that those among us who are
raising children have an extra responsibility to both those
children and the cause of Liberty.

Meanwhile, we can only fight the battle one day at a time, using
letters, phone banks, taking a neighbor shooting, registering
other gunowners, allying with like-minded coalitional groups, and
contributing money to those who will fight our fight in the
corridors of power. Meanwhile, those unfortunates in Maryland
who own modern firearms which were previously registered and who
now face confiscation of those guns under legislation pushed
through by their governor might have a different kind of battle
to fight.

Isn't it sad that in America today, gunowners are regarded as
race-hating, dangerous extremists by a significant segment of the
populace?

Another thing that's sad is that the same segment of the populace
which regards gunowners as unregenerate misanthropes has no idea
that we are serious about this issue - let alone, how serious we
are...

On this issue, there is room for neither compromise nor
negotiation. Our gun rights deal with basic Liberty, are tightly
held, and they will be defended.

A certainty about the war we're fighting - make no mistake: War
it is - is that all that stands between us and defeat is
surrender or death in battle.

Surrender is not an option.

Spread the word."


I miss him a lot lately. So you see whether I liked guns or not.....I was definately gonna be educated about them lol.

What a load of horseshit. But you don't have the skills to figure out why.

Oh so you disagree with this, call it "horse shit"....and to preemptively shield yourself from being asked HOW its horse shit, you toss the responsibility on ME and suggest if I dont see how its "horse shit".. I lack skills.

I don't fall for manipulative shit, Lotus. If you think its horse shit, explain how so it can be discussed. Unless YOU lack the skills to engage in civil discourse with people who view the country and its Constitution differently than you do.

If you are going to call something wrong, it doesnt work to escape examining it by telling people if they dont already know....they are flawed. That gaslighting.

Really you just dont like it, but you cant argue it. So you set yourself up to come out feeling superior even though you are the one who should be demonstrating skills right now.

Swing and miss, Lotus.

Dovey, while I could agree to limited ownership and use of guns for the purposes of self-defense - I couldn't/can't support te US model of unrestricted gun ownership.

Guns don't belong on the street, except in the hands of highy trained policeman or soldiers.

And if citizens are going to own them, then strict laws and limitations on the amount of ammo and the amount of guns should be placed on them. And how about a psychiatric exam?

It's somewhat laughable that folks like Lokmeer feels this need/compluson to own more guns than soldiers who served for your country i World War I, II, the Korean War or Vietnam. Back then if your government gave a man a gun during a time of war, they were expected to fight and possibly pay the price of dying. It was not a luxury or a toy. They'd give them 1 gun, maybe 2 at the most, unless they were assigned to some special unit.

This is more than gun ownership model I'd aspire to:




Swiss style, where guns are issued to responsible citizens who've done time in their military and treat gun ownship likea privilege, not a right.

And sorry...but not every citizen should be able to own a gun. We don't give out driver's licenses to blind or dangerous psychotic people, so why should we allow that for guns?

BTW, Switzerland has a lot of guns, but a much lower rate of gun homicides than either the USA or Canada.

Even Canada could learn from Switzerland.

Driving is a priviledge. Guns are a right in America.

And its worked since the birth of the country.

The whole point is, we DONT want the government armed and the people not armed. We are supposed to be a self governing country... a whole revolutionary war for fought so that we would NOT have the kind of government Canada has.

 

[Joe]

Here is something he wrote back in 95

Written May, 1995
The Bullet (WMSA Newsletter) - Bottom Line by Brad Alpert

"Gunowners are perhaps unique among various interest-based
demographic groups in that our core belief structures tend to
reflect self-reliance, honor, and the primacy of individual
responsibility. We know that ownership of lethal weaponry comes
with an awesome responsibility and we know that this
responsibility must be met by our safe handling, storage, and
knowledge of these deadly instruments.

Given the ease and confidence with which we handle firearms, we
are baffled when conversing with someone who is afraid of guns,
and often, also of the people who own them.

Don't cars in thehands of civilians kill more people than firearms? Doesn't
nearly every outdoor sport involve some degree of personal risk?
Why are guns in the hands of police and the military "good" and
then somehow, "bad" in the hands of the same people, when off-
duty?

Absent a well-grounded and resolute belief in the absolute
righteousness of our cause, lesser souls than we would quit.

Our educational system is in the process of turning out a second
generation of drones, people ignorant of (or misinformed about)
functional logic, epistemology, American and world history, the
Constitution, and the very bedrock values of Western
civilization. Abetting the educational establishment in this
sorry mission is the Fifth Column - the dominant media culture
which, for so many, many people, utterly shapes their perceptions
and their values.

When speaking with someone thus mis-educated and propagandized
about basic constitutional/historical issues, one frequently
finds that there is no common ground for discussion. Why would
you mind if the FBI has greater wiretapping/internet
surveillance/no-knock raid authority if you haven't done anything
wrong? What does it matter what the Constitution says about
restrictions on federal powers, when in today's modern age we
need a strong central government? Why does anyone need any kind
of gun that isn't good for hunting?

And so forth. I fear that the indulgence heaped upon my fellow
baby-boomers during the 50's and 60's have fundamentally ruined
most of us, at least from the standpoint of our having been
inculcated with the values necessary for self-control and self-
reliance - thus leaving us no option but to look outside
ourselves for a source of control in the form of a government
that is ever more closely resembling a jack-booted parent who
won't let its children play with matches - but will cheerfully
gas and burn them if they are caught.

I fear we've lost the current generation. I think that a
generation which doesn't know what the Second Amendment means (or
even - says) cannot reasonably be expected to want to defend it.
In this regard, it is safe to say that those among us who are
raising children have an extra responsibility to both those
children and the cause of Liberty.

Meanwhile, we can only fight the battle one day at a time, using
letters, phone banks, taking a neighbor shooting, registering
other gunowners, allying with like-minded coalitional groups, and
contributing money to those who will fight our fight in the
corridors of power. Meanwhile, those unfortunates in Maryland
who own modern firearms which were previously registered and who
now face confiscation of those guns under legislation pushed
through by their governor might have a different kind of battle
to fight.

Isn't it sad that in America today, gunowners are regarded as
race-hating, dangerous extremists by a significant segment of the
populace?

Another thing that's sad is that the same segment of the populace
which regards gunowners as unregenerate misanthropes has no idea
that we are serious about this issue - let alone, how serious we
are...

On this issue, there is room for neither compromise nor
negotiation. Our gun rights deal with basic Liberty, are tightly
held, and they will be defended.

A certainty about the war we're fighting - make no mistake: War
it is - is that all that stands between us and defeat is
surrender or death in battle.

Surrender is not an option.

Spread the word."


I miss him a lot lately. So you see whether I liked guns or not.....I was definately gonna be educated about them lol.

What a load of horseshit. But you don't have the skills to figure out why.

Oh so you disagree with this, call it "horse shit"....and to preemptively shield yourself from being asked HOW its horse shit, you toss the responsibility on ME and suggest if I dont see how its "horse shit".. I lack skills.

I don't fall for manipulative shit, Lotus. If you think its horse shit, explain how so it can be discussed. Unless YOU lack the skills to engage in civil discourse with people who view the country and its Constitution differently than you do.

If you are going to call something wrong, it doesnt work to escape examining it by telling people if they dont already know....they are flawed. That gaslighting.

Really you just dont like it, but you cant argue it. So you set yourself up to come out feeling superior even though you are the one who should be demonstrating skills right now.

Swing and miss, Lotus.

Dovey, while I could agree to limited ownership and use of guns for the purposes of self-defense - I couldn't/can't support te US model of unrestricted gun ownership.

Guns don't belong on the street, except in the hands of highy trained policeman or soldiers.

And if citizens are going to own them, then strict laws and limitations on the amount of ammo and the amount of guns should be placed on them. And how about a psychiatric exam?

It's somewhat laughable that folks like Lokmeer feels this need/compluson to own more guns than soldiers who served for your country i World War I, II, the Korean War or Vietnam. Back then if your government gave a man a gun during a time of war, they were expected to fight and possibly pay the price of dying. It was not a luxury or a toy. They'd give them 1 gun, maybe 2 at the most, unless they were assigned to some special unit.

This is more than gun ownership model I'd aspire to:




Swiss style, where guns are issued to responsible citizens who've done time in their military and treat gun ownship likea privilege, not a right.

And sorry...but not every citizen should be able to own a gun. We don't give out driver's licenses to blind or dangerous psychotic people, so why should we allow that for guns?

BTW, Switzerland has a lot of guns, but a much lower rate of gun homicides than either the USA or Canada.

Even Canada could learn from Switzerland.

Driving is a priviledge. Guns are a right in America.

And its worked since the birth of the country.

The whole point is, we DONT want the government armed and the people not armed. We are supposed to be a self governing country... a whole revolutionary war for fought so that we would NOT have the kind of government Canada has.

...shouldn't be for Crazy people tho.

case in point - if a person wants to obtain a recreational aviation license, the government is gonna make damn sure that they aren't mentally unfit - such as being a potential terrorist who'll fly a plane into the side of a building.

It's really odd that the the Federal Aviation Authority in the US places far more restrictions on someone trying to obtain a pilot's license than getting a gun in your country. And the tye latter can be just as or more dangerous in the wrong hands.

 

[Dove]

Here is something he wrote back in 95

Written May, 1995
The Bullet (WMSA Newsletter) - Bottom Line by Brad Alpert

"Gunowners are perhaps unique among various interest-based
demographic groups in that our core belief structures tend to
reflect self-reliance, honor, and the primacy of individual
responsibility. We know that ownership of lethal weaponry comes
with an awesome responsibility and we know that this
responsibility must be met by our safe handling, storage, and
knowledge of these deadly instruments.

Given the ease and confidence with which we handle firearms, we
are baffled when conversing with someone who is afraid of guns,
and often, also of the people who own them.

Don't cars in thehands of civilians kill more people than firearms? Doesn't
nearly every outdoor sport involve some degree of personal risk?
Why are guns in the hands of police and the military "good" and
then somehow, "bad" in the hands of the same people, when off-
duty?

Absent a well-grounded and resolute belief in the absolute
righteousness of our cause, lesser souls than we would quit.

Our educational system is in the process of turning out a second
generation of drones, people ignorant of (or misinformed about)
functional logic, epistemology, American and world history, the
Constitution, and the very bedrock values of Western
civilization. Abetting the educational establishment in this
sorry mission is the Fifth Column - the dominant media culture
which, for so many, many people, utterly shapes their perceptions
and their values.

When speaking with someone thus mis-educated and propagandized
about basic constitutional/historical issues, one frequently
finds that there is no common ground for discussion. Why would
you mind if the FBI has greater wiretapping/internet
surveillance/no-knock raid authority if you haven't done anything
wrong? What does it matter what the Constitution says about
restrictions on federal powers, when in today's modern age we
need a strong central government? Why does anyone need any kind
of gun that isn't good for hunting?

And so forth. I fear that the indulgence heaped upon my fellow
baby-boomers during the 50's and 60's have fundamentally ruined
most of us, at least from the standpoint of our having been
inculcated with the values necessary for self-control and self-
reliance - thus leaving us no option but to look outside
ourselves for a source of control in the form of a government
that is ever more closely resembling a jack-booted parent who
won't let its children play with matches - but will cheerfully
gas and burn them if they are caught.

I fear we've lost the current generation. I think that a
generation which doesn't know what the Second Amendment means (or
even - says) cannot reasonably be expected to want to defend it.
In this regard, it is safe to say that those among us who are
raising children have an extra responsibility to both those
children and the cause of Liberty.

Meanwhile, we can only fight the battle one day at a time, using
letters, phone banks, taking a neighbor shooting, registering
other gunowners, allying with like-minded coalitional groups, and
contributing money to those who will fight our fight in the
corridors of power. Meanwhile, those unfortunates in Maryland
who own modern firearms which were previously registered and who
now face confiscation of those guns under legislation pushed
through by their governor might have a different kind of battle
to fight.

Isn't it sad that in America today, gunowners are regarded as
race-hating, dangerous extremists by a significant segment of the
populace?

Another thing that's sad is that the same segment of the populace
which regards gunowners as unregenerate misanthropes has no idea
that we are serious about this issue - let alone, how serious we
are...

On this issue, there is room for neither compromise nor
negotiation. Our gun rights deal with basic Liberty, are tightly
held, and they will be defended.

A certainty about the war we're fighting - make no mistake: War
it is - is that all that stands between us and defeat is
surrender or death in battle.

Surrender is not an option.

Spread the word."


I miss him a lot lately. So you see whether I liked guns or not.....I was definately gonna be educated about them lol.

What a load of horseshit. But you don't have the skills to figure out why.

Oh so you disagree with this, call it "horse shit"....and to preemptively shield yourself from being asked HOW its horse shit, you toss the responsibility on ME and suggest if I dont see how its "horse shit".. I lack skills.

I don't fall for manipulative shit, Lotus. If you think its horse shit, explain how so it can be discussed. Unless YOU lack the skills to engage in civil discourse with people who view the country and its Constitution differently than you do.

If you are going to call something wrong, it doesnt work to escape examining it by telling people if they dont already know....they are flawed. That gaslighting.

Really you just dont like it, but you cant argue it. So you set yourself up to come out feeling superior even though you are the one who should be demonstrating skills right now.

Swing and miss, Lotus.

Dovey, while I could agree to limited ownership and use of guns for the purposes of self-defense - I couldn't/can't support te US model of unrestricted gun ownership.

Guns don't belong on the street, except in the hands of highy trained policeman or soldiers.

And if citizens are going to own them, then strict laws and limitations on the amount of ammo and the amount of guns should be placed on them. And how about a psychiatric exam?

It's somewhat laughable that folks like Lokmeer feels this need/compluson to own more guns than soldiers who served for your country i World War I, II, the Korean War or Vietnam. Back then if your government gave a man a gun during a time of war, they were expected to fight and possibly pay the price of dying. It was not a luxury or a toy. They'd give them 1 gun, maybe 2 at the most, unless they were assigned to some special unit.

This is more than gun ownership model I'd aspire to:




Swiss style, where guns are issued to responsible citizens who've done time in their military and treat gun ownship likea privilege, not a right.

And sorry...but not every citizen should be able to own a gun. We don't give out driver's licenses to blind or dangerous psychotic people, so why should we allow that for guns?

BTW, Switzerland has a lot of guns, but a much lower rate of gun homicides than either the USA or Canada.

Even Canada could learn from Switzerland.

Driving is a priviledge. Guns are a right in America.

And its worked since the birth of the country.

The whole point is, we DONT want the government armed and the people not armed. We are supposed to be a self governing country... a whole revolutionary war for fought so that we would NOT have the kind of government Canada has.

...shouldn't be for Crazy people tho.

case in point - if a person wants to obtain a recreational aviation license, the government is gonna make damn sure that they aren't mentally unfit - such as being a potential terrorist who'll fly a plane into the side of a building.

It's really odd that the the Federal Aviation Authority in the US places far more restrictions on someone trying to obtain a pilot's license than getting a gun in your country. And the tye latter can be just as or more dangerous in the wrong hands.

If people kill people.....they go to jail.

 

[Biggie Smiles]

It's a Youtube Video, so you know it's totes legit.

You really are brainwashed.

I wish you would do something about that.

You should reread some of the vomitus you post in here sometime. Seriously.

It's a Youtube Video, so you know it's totes legit.

You really are brainwashed.

I wish you would do something about that.

You should reread some of the vomitus you post in here sometime. Seriously.

Vomitus is the prefect word for her nonsense.

SLobbering cunt rag with nearly non-existent IQ is the perfect phrase to define you

 

[Biggie Smiles]

Here is something he wrote back in 95

Written May, 1995
The Bullet (WMSA Newsletter) - Bottom Line by Brad Alpert

"Gunowners are perhaps unique among various interest-based
demographic groups in that our core belief structures tend to
reflect self-reliance, honor, and the primacy of individual
responsibility. We know that ownership of lethal weaponry comes
with an awesome responsibility and we know that this
responsibility must be met by our safe handling, storage, and
knowledge of these deadly instruments.

Given the ease and confidence with which we handle firearms, we
are baffled when conversing with someone who is afraid of guns,
and often, also of the people who own them.

Don't cars in thehands of civilians kill more people than firearms? Doesn't
nearly every outdoor sport involve some degree of personal risk?
Why are guns in the hands of police and the military "good" and
then somehow, "bad" in the hands of the same people, when off-
duty?

Absent a well-grounded and resolute belief in the absolute
righteousness of our cause, lesser souls than we would quit.

Our educational system is in the process of turning out a second
generation of drones, people ignorant of (or misinformed about)
functional logic, epistemology, American and world history, the
Constitution, and the very bedrock values of Western
civilization. Abetting the educational establishment in this
sorry mission is the Fifth Column - the dominant media culture
which, for so many, many people, utterly shapes their perceptions
and their values.

When speaking with someone thus mis-educated and propagandized
about basic constitutional/historical issues, one frequently
finds that there is no common ground for discussion. Why would
you mind if the FBI has greater wiretapping/internet
surveillance/no-knock raid authority if you haven't done anything
wrong? What does it matter what the Constitution says about
restrictions on federal powers, when in today's modern age we
need a strong central government? Why does anyone need any kind
of gun that isn't good for hunting?

And so forth. I fear that the indulgence heaped upon my fellow
baby-boomers during the 50's and 60's have fundamentally ruined
most of us, at least from the standpoint of our having been
inculcated with the values necessary for self-control and self-
reliance - thus leaving us no option but to look outside
ourselves for a source of control in the form of a government
that is ever more closely resembling a jack-booted parent who
won't let its children play with matches - but will cheerfully
gas and burn them if they are caught.

I fear we've lost the current generation. I think that a
generation which doesn't know what the Second Amendment means (or
even - says) cannot reasonably be expected to want to defend it.
In this regard, it is safe to say that those among us who are
raising children have an extra responsibility to both those
children and the cause of Liberty.

Meanwhile, we can only fight the battle one day at a time, using
letters, phone banks, taking a neighbor shooting, registering
other gunowners, allying with like-minded coalitional groups, and
contributing money to those who will fight our fight in the
corridors of power. Meanwhile, those unfortunates in Maryland
who own modern firearms which were previously registered and who
now face confiscation of those guns under legislation pushed
through by their governor might have a different kind of battle
to fight.

Isn't it sad that in America today, gunowners are regarded as
race-hating, dangerous extremists by a significant segment of the
populace?

Another thing that's sad is that the same segment of the populace
which regards gunowners as unregenerate misanthropes has no idea
that we are serious about this issue - let alone, how serious we
are...

On this issue, there is room for neither compromise nor
negotiation. Our gun rights deal with basic Liberty, are tightly
held, and they will be defended.

A certainty about the war we're fighting - make no mistake: War
it is - is that all that stands between us and defeat is
surrender or death in battle.

Surrender is not an option.

Spread the word."


I miss him a lot lately. So you see whether I liked guns or not.....I was definately gonna be educated about them lol.

What a load of horseshit. But you don't have the skills to figure out why.

Quit trying to sell the idea that you are some brilliant intellectual. No one with any common sense is buying that shit

You're a dumb bitter idiot who couldn't amount to anything of value in life so you gravitate towards socialism because it is an idea that promotes pulling other people down to your low level as opposed to expecting cretins like you to rise up to theirs

now you know, disperse the memo to the flying monkeys following you.

 

[Admin.]

It's a Youtube Video, so you know it's totes legit.

You really are brainwashed.

I wish you would do something about that.

You should reread some of the vomitus you post in here sometime. Seriously.

It's a Youtube Video, so you know it's totes legit.

You really are brainwashed.

I wish you would do something about that.

You should reread some of the vomitus you post in here sometime. Seriously.

Vomitus is the prefect word for her nonsense.

SLobbering cunt rag with nearly non-existent IQ is the perfect phrase to define you

Do you name your COCKroaches?

 

[Biggie Smiles]

It's a Youtube Video, so you know it's totes legit.

You really are brainwashed.

I wish you would do something about that.

You should reread some of the vomitus you post in here sometime. Seriously.

It's a Youtube Video, so you know it's totes legit.

You really are brainwashed.

I wish you would do something about that.

You should reread some of the vomitus you post in here sometime. Seriously.

Vomitus is the prefect word for her nonsense.

SLobbering cunt rag with nearly non-existent IQ is the perfect phrase to define you

Do you name your COCKroaches?

No, I let you name yourselves... hence we have admin., lotusbud, holiday and seamajor.

back under the toilet now, cretin

 

[Admin.]

Here is something he wrote back in 95

Written May, 1995
The Bullet (WMSA Newsletter) - Bottom Line by Brad Alpert

"Gunowners are perhaps unique among various interest-based
demographic groups in that our core belief structures tend to
reflect self-reliance, honor, and the primacy of individual
responsibility. We know that ownership of lethal weaponry comes
with an awesome responsibility and we know that this
responsibility must be met by our safe handling, storage, and
knowledge of these deadly instruments.

Given the ease and confidence with which we handle firearms, we
are baffled when conversing with someone who is afraid of guns,
and often, also of the people who own them.

Don't cars in thehands of civilians kill more people than firearms? Doesn't
nearly every outdoor sport involve some degree of personal risk?
Why are guns in the hands of police and the military "good" and
then somehow, "bad" in the hands of the same people, when off-
duty?

Absent a well-grounded and resolute belief in the absolute
righteousness of our cause, lesser souls than we would quit.

Our educational system is in the process of turning out a second
generation of drones, people ignorant of (or misinformed about)
functional logic, epistemology, American and world history, the
Constitution, and the very bedrock values of Western
civilization. Abetting the educational establishment in this
sorry mission is the Fifth Column - the dominant media culture
which, for so many, many people, utterly shapes their perceptions
and their values.

When speaking with someone thus mis-educated and propagandized
about basic constitutional/historical issues, one frequently
finds that there is no common ground for discussion. Why would
you mind if the FBI has greater wiretapping/internet
surveillance/no-knock raid authority if you haven't done anything
wrong? What does it matter what the Constitution says about
restrictions on federal powers, when in today's modern age we
need a strong central government? Why does anyone need any kind
of gun that isn't good for hunting?

And so forth. I fear that the indulgence heaped upon my fellow
baby-boomers during the 50's and 60's have fundamentally ruined
most of us, at least from the standpoint of our having been
inculcated with the values necessary for self-control and self-
reliance - thus leaving us no option but to look outside
ourselves for a source of control in the form of a government
that is ever more closely resembling a jack-booted parent who
won't let its children play with matches - but will cheerfully
gas and burn them if they are caught.

I fear we've lost the current generation. I think that a
generation which doesn't know what the Second Amendment means (or
even - says) cannot reasonably be expected to want to defend it.
In this regard, it is safe to say that those among us who are
raising children have an extra responsibility to both those
children and the cause of Liberty.

Meanwhile, we can only fight the battle one day at a time, using
letters, phone banks, taking a neighbor shooting, registering
other gunowners, allying with like-minded coalitional groups, and
contributing money to those who will fight our fight in the
corridors of power. Meanwhile, those unfortunates in Maryland
who own modern firearms which were previously registered and who
now face confiscation of those guns under legislation pushed
through by their governor might have a different kind of battle
to fight.

Isn't it sad that in America today, gunowners are regarded as
race-hating, dangerous extremists by a significant segment of the
populace?

Another thing that's sad is that the same segment of the populace
which regards gunowners as unregenerate misanthropes has no idea
that we are serious about this issue - let alone, how serious we
are...

On this issue, there is room for neither compromise nor
negotiation. Our gun rights deal with basic Liberty, are tightly
held, and they will be defended.

A certainty about the war we're fighting - make no mistake: War
it is - is that all that stands between us and defeat is
surrender or death in battle.

Surrender is not an option.

Spread the word."


I miss him a lot lately. So you see whether I liked guns or not.....I was definately gonna be educated about them lol.

What a load of horseshit. But you don't have the skills to figure out why.

Quit trying to sell the idea that you are some brilliant intellectual. No one with any common sense is buying that shit

You're a dumb bitter idiot who couldn't amount to anything of value in life so you gravitate towards socialism because it is an idea that promotes pulling other people down to your low level as opposed to expecting cretins like you to rise up to theirs

now you know, disperse the memo to the flying monkeys following you.

Lil Stubby be real mad.

 

[Biggie Smiles]

Here is something he wrote back in 95

Written May, 1995
The Bullet (WMSA Newsletter) - Bottom Line by Brad Alpert

"Gunowners are perhaps unique among various interest-based
demographic groups in that our core belief structures tend to
reflect self-reliance, honor, and the primacy of individual
responsibility. We know that ownership of lethal weaponry comes
with an awesome responsibility and we know that this
responsibility must be met by our safe handling, storage, and
knowledge of these deadly instruments.

Given the ease and confidence with which we handle firearms, we
are baffled when conversing with someone who is afraid of guns,
and often, also of the people who own them.

Don't cars in thehands of civilians kill more people than firearms? Doesn't
nearly every outdoor sport involve some degree of personal risk?
Why are guns in the hands of police and the military "good" and
then somehow, "bad" in the hands of the same people, when off-
duty?

Absent a well-grounded and resolute belief in the absolute
righteousness of our cause, lesser souls than we would quit.

Our educational system is in the process of turning out a second
generation of drones, people ignorant of (or misinformed about)
functional logic, epistemology, American and world history, the
Constitution, and the very bedrock values of Western
civilization. Abetting the educational establishment in this
sorry mission is the Fifth Column - the dominant media culture
which, for so many, many people, utterly shapes their perceptions
and their values.

When speaking with someone thus mis-educated and propagandized
about basic constitutional/historical issues, one frequently
finds that there is no common ground for discussion. Why would
you mind if the FBI has greater wiretapping/internet
surveillance/no-knock raid authority if you haven't done anything
wrong? What does it matter what the Constitution says about
restrictions on federal powers, when in today's modern age we
need a strong central government? Why does anyone need any kind
of gun that isn't good for hunting?

And so forth. I fear that the indulgence heaped upon my fellow
baby-boomers during the 50's and 60's have fundamentally ruined
most of us, at least from the standpoint of our having been
inculcated with the values necessary for self-control and self-
reliance - thus leaving us no option but to look outside
ourselves for a source of control in the form of a government
that is ever more closely resembling a jack-booted parent who
won't let its children play with matches - but will cheerfully
gas and burn them if they are caught.

I fear we've lost the current generation. I think that a
generation which doesn't know what the Second Amendment means (or
even - says) cannot reasonably be expected to want to defend it.
In this regard, it is safe to say that those among us who are
raising children have an extra responsibility to both those
children and the cause of Liberty.

Meanwhile, we can only fight the battle one day at a time, using
letters, phone banks, taking a neighbor shooting, registering
other gunowners, allying with like-minded coalitional groups, and
contributing money to those who will fight our fight in the
corridors of power. Meanwhile, those unfortunates in Maryland
who own modern firearms which were previously registered and who
now face confiscation of those guns under legislation pushed
through by their governor might have a different kind of battle
to fight.

Isn't it sad that in America today, gunowners are regarded as
race-hating, dangerous extremists by a significant segment of the
populace?

Another thing that's sad is that the same segment of the populace
which regards gunowners as unregenerate misanthropes has no idea
that we are serious about this issue - let alone, how serious we
are...

On this issue, there is room for neither compromise nor
negotiation. Our gun rights deal with basic Liberty, are tightly
held, and they will be defended.

A certainty about the war we're fighting - make no mistake: War
it is - is that all that stands between us and defeat is
surrender or death in battle.

Surrender is not an option.

Spread the word."


I miss him a lot lately. So you see whether I liked guns or not.....I was definately gonna be educated about them lol.

What a load of horseshit. But you don't have the skills to figure out why.

Quit trying to sell the idea that you are some brilliant intellectual. No one with any common sense is buying that shit

You're a dumb bitter idiot who couldn't amount to anything of value in life so you gravitate towards socialism because it is an idea that promotes pulling other people down to your low level as opposed to expecting cretins like you to rise up to theirs

now you know, disperse the memo to the flying monkeys following you.

Lil Stubby be real mad.

Faggot admin be real gay.

 

[Admin.]

It's a Youtube Video, so you know it's totes legit.

You really are brainwashed.

I wish you would do something about that.

You should reread some of the vomitus you post in here sometime. Seriously.

It's a Youtube Video, so you know it's totes legit.

You really are brainwashed.

I wish you would do something about that.

You should reread some of the vomitus you post in here sometime. Seriously.

Vomitus is the prefect word for her nonsense.

SLobbering cunt rag with nearly non-existent IQ is the perfect phrase to define you

Do you name your COCKroaches?

No, I let you name yourselves... hence we have admin., lotusbud, holiday and seamajor.

back under the toilet now, cretin

Stubby, do you still want to put me in a corner?

 

[Biggie Smiles]

Ever notice how all the big intellectual liberals around here with their paper weight degrees never amounted to anything in life and are stuck collecting paltry pensions and meager ssi benefits ?

you can see why they hate successful liberty loving patriots... all that time and effort put into attending university only to come out being dumber than a bag of used toilet paper

 

[Biggie Smiles]

It's a Youtube Video, so you know it's totes legit.

You really are brainwashed.

I wish you would do something about that.

You should reread some of the vomitus you post in here sometime. Seriously.

It's a Youtube Video, so you know it's totes legit.

You really are brainwashed.

I wish you would do something about that.

You should reread some of the vomitus you post in here sometime. Seriously.

Vomitus is the prefect word for her nonsense.

SLobbering cunt rag with nearly non-existent IQ is the perfect phrase to define you

Do you name your COCKroaches?

No, I let you name yourselves... hence we have admin., lotusbud, holiday and seamajor.

back under the toilet now, cretin

Stubby, do you still want to put me in a corner?

Is this your way of asking me out on a date, you shameless faggot?

 

[Lokmar]

Here is something he wrote back in 95

Written May, 1995
The Bullet (WMSA Newsletter) - Bottom Line by Brad Alpert

"Gunowners are perhaps unique among various interest-based
demographic groups in that our core belief structures tend to
reflect self-reliance, honor, and the primacy of individual
responsibility. We know that ownership of lethal weaponry comes
with an awesome responsibility and we know that this
responsibility must be met by our safe handling, storage, and
knowledge of these deadly instruments.

Given the ease and confidence with which we handle firearms, we
are baffled when conversing with someone who is afraid of guns,
and often, also of the people who own them.

Don't cars in thehands of civilians kill more people than firearms? Doesn't
nearly every outdoor sport involve some degree of personal risk?
Why are guns in the hands of police and the military "good" and
then somehow, "bad" in the hands of the same people, when off-
duty?

Absent a well-grounded and resolute belief in the absolute
righteousness of our cause, lesser souls than we would quit.

Our educational system is in the process of turning out a second
generation of drones, people ignorant of (or misinformed about)
functional logic, epistemology, American and world history, the
Constitution, and the very bedrock values of Western
civilization. Abetting the educational establishment in this
sorry mission is the Fifth Column - the dominant media culture
which, for so many, many people, utterly shapes their perceptions
and their values.

When speaking with someone thus mis-educated and propagandized
about basic constitutional/historical issues, one frequently
finds that there is no common ground for discussion. Why would
you mind if the FBI has greater wiretapping/internet
surveillance/no-knock raid authority if you haven't done anything
wrong? What does it matter what the Constitution says about
restrictions on federal powers, when in today's modern age we
need a strong central government? Why does anyone need any kind
of gun that isn't good for hunting?

And so forth. I fear that the indulgence heaped upon my fellow
baby-boomers during the 50's and 60's have fundamentally ruined
most of us, at least from the standpoint of our having been
inculcated with the values necessary for self-control and self-
reliance - thus leaving us no option but to look outside
ourselves for a source of control in the form of a government
that is ever more closely resembling a jack-booted parent who
won't let its children play with matches - but will cheerfully
gas and burn them if they are caught.

I fear we've lost the current generation. I think that a
generation which doesn't know what the Second Amendment means (or
even - says) cannot reasonably be expected to want to defend it.
In this regard, it is safe to say that those among us who are
raising children have an extra responsibility to both those
children and the cause of Liberty.

Meanwhile, we can only fight the battle one day at a time, using
letters, phone banks, taking a neighbor shooting, registering
other gunowners, allying with like-minded coalitional groups, and
contributing money to those who will fight our fight in the
corridors of power. Meanwhile, those unfortunates in Maryland
who own modern firearms which were previously registered and who
now face confiscation of those guns under legislation pushed
through by their governor might have a different kind of battle
to fight.

Isn't it sad that in America today, gunowners are regarded as
race-hating, dangerous extremists by a significant segment of the
populace?

Another thing that's sad is that the same segment of the populace
which regards gunowners as unregenerate misanthropes has no idea
that we are serious about this issue - let alone, how serious we
are...

On this issue, there is room for neither compromise nor
negotiation. Our gun rights deal with basic Liberty, are tightly
held, and they will be defended.

A certainty about the war we're fighting - make no mistake: War
it is - is that all that stands between us and defeat is
surrender or death in battle.

Surrender is not an option.

Spread the word."


I miss him a lot lately. So you see whether I liked guns or not.....I was definately gonna be educated about them lol.

What a load of horseshit. But you don't have the skills to figure out why.

Oh so you disagree with this, call it "horse shit"....and to preemptively shield yourself from being asked HOW its horse shit, you toss the responsibility on ME and suggest if I dont see how its "horse shit".. I lack skills.

I don't fall for manipulative shit, Lotus. If you think its horse shit, explain how so it can be discussed. Unless YOU lack the skills to engage in civil discourse with people who view the country and its Constitution differently than you do.

If you are going to call something wrong, it doesnt work to escape examining it by telling people if they dont already know....they are flawed. That gaslighting.

Really you just dont like it, but you cant argue it. So you set yourself up to come out feeling superior even though you are the one who should be demonstrating skills right now.

Swing and miss, Lotus.

Dovey, while I could agree to limited ownership and use of guns for the purposes of self-defense - I couldn't/can't support te US model of unrestricted gun ownership.

Guns don't belong on the street, except in the hands of highy trained policeman or soldiers.

And if citizens are going to own them, then strict laws and limitations on the amount of ammo and the amount of guns should be placed on them. And how about a psychiatric exam?

It's somewhat laughable that folks like Lokmeer feels this need/compluson to own more guns than soldiers who served for your country i World War I, II, the Korean War or Vietnam. Back then if your government gave a man a gun during a time of war, they were expected to fight and possibly pay the price of dying. It was not a luxury or a toy. They'd give them 1 gun, maybe 2 at the most, unless they were assigned to some special unit.

This is more than gun ownership model I'd aspire to:




Swiss style, where guns are issued to responsible citizens who've done time in their military and treat gun ownship likea privilege, not a right.

And sorry...but not every citizen should be able to own a gun. We don't give out driver's licenses to blind or dangerous psychotic people, so why should we allow that for guns?

BTW, Switzerland has a lot of guns, but a much lower rate of gun homicides than either the USA or Canada.

Even Canada could learn from Switzerland.

Come take my guns, josephine. I'll shoot you in the face!

 

[Lokmar]

Even murderers, wife beaters, and every other form of criminal should be able to own firearms if they're free. Tagging people with felonies is a defacto way of stripping gun rights these days.

 

[Admin.]

Ever notice how all the big intellectual liberals around here with their paper weight degrees never amounted to anything in life and are stuck collecting paltry pensions and meager ssi benefits ?

you can see why they hate successful liberty loving patriots... all that time and effort put into attending university only to come out being dumber than a bag of used toilet paper

I agree i do deserve a bigger room in your head. So you can think about me even more bigly.

 

[Biggie Smiles]

Ever notice how all the big intellectual liberals around here with their paper weight degrees never amounted to anything in life and are stuck collecting paltry pensions and meager ssi benefits ?

you can see why they hate successful liberty loving patriots... all that time and effort put into attending university only to come out being dumber than a bag of used toilet paper

I agree i do deserve a bigger room in your head. So you can think about me even more.

says the guy who's profile is adorned with ..................

 

[Admin.]

Ever notice how all the big intellectual liberals around here with their paper weight degrees never amounted to anything in life and are stuck collecting paltry pensions and meager ssi benefits ?

you can see why they hate successful liberty loving patriots... all that time and effort put into attending university only to come out being dumber than a bag of used toilet paper

I agree i do deserve a bigger room in your head. So you can think about me even more.

says the guy who's profile is adorned with ..................

I really shouldn't have to explain this to you, but I understand you may well have La Cucaracha dna coursing through your diminutive circulatory system.....whenever I post you respond with one of your oh so witty fag lamos, you really are a lot more dumber than you seem to think you are....have you considered surgery?

 

[Biggie Smiles]

Ever notice how all the big intellectual liberals around here with their paper weight degrees never amounted to anything in life and are stuck collecting paltry pensions and meager ssi benefits ?

you can see why they hate successful liberty loving patriots... all that time and effort put into attending university only to come out being dumber than a bag of used toilet paper

I agree i do deserve a bigger room in your head. So you can think about me even more.

says the guy who's profile is adorned with ..................

I really shouldn't have to explain this to you, but I understand you may well have La Cucaracha dna coursing through your diminutive circulatory system.....if I post you respond with one of your oh so witty fag lamos, you really are a lot duller than you seem to think you are....have you considered surgery?

:facepalm: ^^^ still too stupid to see the irony

lolz

 

[Dove]

Ever notice how all the big intellectual liberals around here with their paper weight degrees never amounted to anything in life and are stuck collecting paltry pensions and meager ssi benefits ?

you can see why they hate successful liberty loving patriots... all that time and effort put into attending university only to come out being dumber than a bag of used toilet paper

I agree i do deserve a bigger room in your head. So you can think about me even more.

says the guy who's profile is adorned with ..................

I really shouldn't have to explain this to you, but I understand you may well have La Cucaracha dna coursing through your diminutive circulatory system.....whenever I post you respond with one of your oh so witty fag lamos, you really are a lot more dumber than you seem to think you are....have you considered surgery?

Every 60 minutes, an hour passes in Indonesia.

 

[Biggie Smiles]

Ever notice how all the big intellectual liberals around here with their paper weight degrees never amounted to anything in life and are stuck collecting paltry pensions and meager ssi benefits ?

you can see why they hate successful liberty loving patriots... all that time and effort put into attending university only to come out being dumber than a bag of used toilet paper

I agree i do deserve a bigger room in your head. So you can think about me even more.

says the guy who's profile is adorned with ..................

I really shouldn't have to explain this to you, but I understand you may well have La Cucaracha dna coursing through your diminutive circulatory system.....whenever I post you respond with one of your oh so witty fag lamos, you really are a lot more dumber than you seem to think you are....have you considered surgery?

Every 60 minutes, an hour passes in Indonesia.

 

[Admin.]

Ever notice how all the big intellectual liberals around here with their paper weight degrees never amounted to anything in life and are stuck collecting paltry pensions and meager ssi benefits ?

you can see why they hate successful liberty loving patriots... all that time and effort put into attending university only to come out being dumber than a bag of used toilet paper

I agree i do deserve a bigger room in your head. So you can think about me even more.

says the guy who's profile is adorned with ..................

I really shouldn't have to explain this to you, but I understand you may well have La Cucaracha dna coursing through your diminutive circulatory system.....whenever I post you respond with one of your oh so witty fag lamos, you really are a lot more dumber than you seem to think you are....have you considered surgery?

Every 60 minutes, an hour passes in Indonesia.

^^^See what I mean.

 

[Dove]

Ever notice how all the big intellectual liberals around here with their paper weight degrees never amounted to anything in life and are stuck collecting paltry pensions and meager ssi benefits ?

you can see why they hate successful liberty loving patriots... all that time and effort put into attending university only to come out being dumber than a bag of used toilet paper

I agree i do deserve a bigger room in your head. So you can think about me even more.

says the guy who's profile is adorned with ..................

I really shouldn't have to explain this to you, but I understand you may well have La Cucaracha dna coursing through your diminutive circulatory system.....whenever I post you respond with one of your oh so witty fag lamos, you really are a lot more dumber than you seem to think you are....have you considered surgery?

Every 60 minutes, an hour passes in Indonesia.

Wasnt that deep as fuck?

Lulz

 

[Biggie Smiles]

Ever notice how all the big intellectual liberals around here with their paper weight degrees never amounted to anything in life and are stuck collecting paltry pensions and meager ssi benefits ?

you can see why they hate successful liberty loving patriots... all that time and effort put into attending university only to come out being dumber than a bag of used toilet paper

I agree i do deserve a bigger room in your head. So you can think about me even more.

says the guy who's profile is adorned with ..................

I really shouldn't have to explain this to you, but I understand you may well have La Cucaracha dna coursing through your diminutive circulatory system.....whenever I post you respond with one of your oh so witty fag lamos, you really are a lot more dumber than you seem to think you are....have you considered surgery?

Every 60 minutes, an hour passes in Indonesia.

Wasnt that deep as fuck?

Lulz

What if god was really spelled dog?

 

[Dove]

Ever notice how all the big intellectual liberals around here with their paper weight degrees never amounted to anything in life and are stuck collecting paltry pensions and meager ssi benefits ?

you can see why they hate successful liberty loving patriots... all that time and effort put into attending university only to come out being dumber than a bag of used toilet paper

I agree i do deserve a bigger room in your head. So you can think about me even more.

says the guy who's profile is adorned with ..................

I really shouldn't have to explain this to you, but I understand you may well have La Cucaracha dna coursing through your diminutive circulatory system.....whenever I post you respond with one of your oh so witty fag lamos, you really are a lot more dumber than you seem to think you are....have you considered surgery?

Every 60 minutes, an hour passes in Indonesia.

Wasnt that deep as fuck?

Lulz

What if god was really spelled dog?

Like someone saw it in a mirror?

 

[Admin.]

Ever notice how all the big intellectual liberals around here with their paper weight degrees never amounted to anything in life and are stuck collecting paltry pensions and meager ssi benefits ?

you can see why they hate successful liberty loving patriots... all that time and effort put into attending university only to come out being dumber than a bag of used toilet paper

I agree i do deserve a bigger room in your head. So you can think about me even more.

says the guy who's profile is adorned with ..................

I really shouldn't have to explain this to you, but I understand you may well have La Cucaracha dna coursing through your diminutive circulatory system.....whenever I post you respond with one of your oh so witty fag lamos, you really are a lot more dumber than you seem to think you are....have you considered surgery?

Every 60 minutes, an hour passes in Indonesia.

Wasnt that deep as fuck?

Lulz

What if god was really spelled dog?

 

[Jeannie]

Hahahahahaaaa. You know, I think Dovey should be Sarah's speech writer.

wow what a bitch

 

[LotusBud]

Hahahahahaaaa. You know, I think Dovey should be Sarah's speech writer.

wow what a bitch

Oh, wow. I know. Because all of the rest of you are purveyors of sweetness and light. Damn me!

 

[Breakfall]

It's a Youtube Video, so you know it's totes legit.

You really are brainwashed.

I wish you would do something about that.

You should reread some of the vomitus you post in here sometime. Seriously.

Jesus fucking Christ...you can’t even put up a decent argument you brain-dead twat. Fucking running thinking you’re a political anal-yst! Get a fucking education and a new forum you fucking peasant.

 

[LotusBud]

To be honest, because I've always lived in an environment where people don't tend to own guns, it would seem crazy if all of a sudden people were carrying in the street.

The only time you see guns here is if there's been a terrorist attack or some kind of important political event is taking place and the police are kitted up with automatic weapons.

Oh I know. This is something about America many foreigners just dont understand. And.. I've noticed Americans have a sort of wild reputation because of it lol.

You guys SHOULD have the right to arm yourselves. We have that right to keep our government in check.....though as you can see? It's not doing a great job these days.

Hopefully more attacks on the 2A will inspire more people to push back.

The fact that you people think you can even begin to keep your government in check with guns is proof positive that you are absolutely clueless as to how the government works. 1000% clueless.