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Yeah Lonesome, King does have the knack for dodging and weaving better than any 89 year old on earth.
His response to my last post, and Ted's question about AR-15 rifles was almost exactly what I expected... a lot of lies, a lot of fluff, and a lot of crap from his inflated self-image.
. I was just going to tell Ted his argument would pack more punch if he added a couple of paragraphs on how great he is. Throw in some fancy words too, Ted. In Detroit riding a Super Cub. Facing Windsor dreaming of hockey. Poor guy was about to jump. _________________________ Forgot the carton of Chesterfields.
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Yeah Lonesome, King does have the knack for dodging and weaving better than any 89 year old on earth.
His response to my last post, and Ted's question about AR-15 rifles was almost exactly what I expected... a lot of lies, a lot of fluff, and a lot of crap from his inflated self-image.
. I was just going to tell Ted his argument would pack more punch if he added a couple of paragraphs on how great he is. Throw in some fancy words too, Ted. In Detroit riding a Super Cub. Facing Windsor dreaming of hockey. Poor guy was about to jump. _________________________ Forgot the carton of Chesterfields. A guy could do a lot worse then Detroit, a Super Cub, and Chesterfields. Best, Ted ___________________________________________ Just dont ask me how.
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I was just going to tell Ted his argument would pack more punch if he added a couple of paragraphs on how great he is. Throw in some fancy words too, Ted.
A few pictures of Ted playing football with JFK, Ted, and Bobby, having lunch with Jackie Kennedy, or wrestling with Martin Luther King Jr. couldn't hurt either... followed up by a nice bottle of his own award winning wine... But King would probably try to top that by repeating that he pried his frightened dog's mouth open, and hawkered a couple big green loogies down his throat. It sounds as if he may have done that to train rocky mtn bill to drool like a Libtard Pavlov's dog.
A true sign of mental illness is any gun owner who would vote for an Anti-Gunner like Joe Biden.
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Ted, Craig: The inanimate object is all the same to you but not to the maniac choosing how to kill as many innocents as possible. The Organ Grinder has never said how much he's damaged by not being able to own and operate a bazooka. Let's take up a collection and send him some pansies.
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Yeah Lonesome, King does have the knack for dodging and weaving better than any 89 year old on earth.
His response to my last post, and Ted's question about AR-15 rifles was almost exactly what I expected... a lot of lies, a lot of fluff, and a lot of crap from his inflated self-image.
. I was just going to tell Ted his argument would pack more punch if he added a couple of paragraphs on how great he is. Throw in some fancy words too, Ted. In Detroit riding a Super Cub. Facing Windsor dreaming of hockey. Poor guy was about to jump. _________________________ Forgot the carton of Chesterfields. A guy could do a lot worse then Detroit, a Super Cub, and Chesterfields. Best, Ted ___________________________________________ Just dont ask me how. The guy at the CIA could tell you. They get Dunkin and its a non-smoking building. The CIA recruited former 2600s after they left the service. Not that we were anything special, mostly because we had a clearance. Had a buddy join. Lasted about 2 months. Told me he thought the Marine Corps sucked but this was another level. __________________________ Embrace the suck, CIA guy. https://youtu.be/8BN4gKJsP54
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Ted, Craig: The inanimate object is all the same to you but not to the maniac choosing how to kill as many innocents as possible. This organ obsessed idiot rocky mtn bill has never explained how a mentally ill killer choosing a semi-automatic rifle is any different than the killers who choose other inanimate objects to use as weapons. Many times, I have provided dozens of examples... The terrorist who killed 86 innocents with a large truck in Nice, France... The arsonist who killed nearly 90 people in the Happyland Dance Club fire in New York City... Andrew Kehoe, who used bombs to kill the most people in any school massacre in history... the scarcely reported arson fire in Japan about a year ago... the Liberal Democrat Charles Whitman, who used a bolt action Model 700 Remington to do his mass killing at the University of Texas.... The list goes on and on. But Billy and King and their anti-gun Liberal friends remain focused on helping Democrats to engage in the incremental taking of our gun rights. If they succeed in taking away our rights to own semi-automatics, then handguns will be their next target. This is not paranoia or conjecture, because they already openly tell us that handguns have no legitimate purpose. Just who is this idiot rocky mtn bill, to tell law abiding U.S. citizens to give up their Constitutional rights? And why aren't Democrats one bit concerned about millions of unborn children being murdered?
A true sign of mental illness is any gun owner who would vote for an Anti-Gunner like Joe Biden.
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King, not to engage in a tit for tat because that's not interesting. But your characterization of the USA in WWII as quasi-fascist is not right and is also irrelevant and a sort of "look over here" subject-changer. The US was isolationist, not fascist. The fascists were here as they were everywhere - it was a world-wide socialist movement - but almost negligible in Ameria. However, the fellow-traveller Stalinists were there too...much more wide-spread...and unlike the fascists, they're still infecting Western thought.
What I am interested in is how to protect the rights of a minority as Madison contemplated. It appears from this distance that the central government in Ottawa, based on an urban majority, has decided that people living in the Hudson Bay region have to knuckle under to the central government regulations which have nothing to do with the environment they live in. Did they want this? Did they vote for this? Were their views even represented or considered?
What is going to happen in this divide between the urban politically-correct "we-will-tell-you-what-you-can-and-can't-do-you-plebean-swine" crowd and the rural "we-have-to-live" is going to be a sharp division. It's happening in America where urban Oregon in 4 counties dominates and controls the rules for the entire state. We just had a governor in Virginia lock down the entire state when a dozen counties never had one case of the virus (and over 90 counties signed a revolt agains the Virginia legislature gun control initiatives and several counties began a petition to join the state of West Virginia).
So the argument again devolves to Madison's initial brilliant insight - how do you protect the citizen from a predatory majority? Fortunately He authored the Constitution. Canada missed out. If that's your choice - a PM like Trudeau can come into your kitchen and tell you what to cook...fine...because it looks like some really nice 140 year old SxS black-powder rifles will be coming south soon for cut-rate prices.
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....Craig: The inanimate object is all the same to you but not to the maniac choosing how to kill.... No Bill, they're not all the same. That's like saying you collect Shellhammer synthetic stocked Howas. If a maniac is able to choose, are they still a maniac? Seems to me like you already know that no matter how much infringing and confiscating that you do, it won't matter to the criminal and their choices, eh? You've seen the riff raff that line up at the MT 'dispensaries', huh Bill? Here's a thought, you vote party line this fall for recreational pot to make sure the kids of MT get an early start with your perpetually under funded mental health services. Imagine putting the future of public land in the hands of pot heads. Just kidding Bill, they'll have moved on to meth by then, eh?
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King, not to engage in a tit for tat because that's not interesting. But your characterization of the USA in WWII as quasi-fascist is not right and is also irrelevant and a sort of "look over here" subject-changer. The US was isolationist, not fascist. The fascists were here as they were everywhere - it was a world-wide socialist movement - but almost negligible in Ameria. However, the fellow-traveller Stalinists were there too...much more wide-spread...and unlike the fascists, they're still infecting Western thought.
What I am interested in is how to protect the rights of a minority as Madison contemplated. It appears from this distance that the central government in Ottawa, based on an urban majority, has decided that people living in the Hudson Bay region have to knuckle under to the central government regulations which have nothing to do with the environment they live in. Did they want this? Did they vote for this? Were their views even represented or considered?
What is going to happen in this divide between the urban politically-correct "we-will-tell-you-what-you-can-and-can't-do-you-plebean-swine" crowd and the rural "we-have-to-live" is going to be a sharp division. It's happening in America where urban Oregon in 4 counties dominates and controls the rules for the entire state. We just had a governor in Virginia lock down the entire state when a dozen counties never had one case of the virus (and over 90 counties signed a revolt agains the Virginia legislature gun control initiatives and several counties began a petition to join the state of West Virginia).
So the argument again devolves to Madison's initial brilliant insight - how do you protect the citizen from a predatory majority? Fortunately He authored the Constitution. Canada missed out. If that's your choice - a PM like Trudeau can come into your kitchen and tell you what to cook...fine...because it looks like some really nice 140 year old SxS black-powder rifles will be coming south soon for cut-rate prices. One thing has been left out of the discussion of our latest gun ban. In the same speech announcing that no one needed these kinds of weapons (AR15) to hunt deer, Trudeau said that our aboriginal population will be exempt from the ban because they need these weapons for hunting. Not exaggerating or spinning. Actually what he said in the same speech.
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King....
....What I am interested in is how to protect the rights of a minority as Madison contemplated.... One thing has been left out of the discussion of our latest gun ban. In the same speech announcing that no one needed these kinds of weapons (AR15) to hunt deer, Trudeau said that our aboriginal population will be exempt from the ban because they need these weapons for hunting. Not exaggerating or spinning. Actually what he said in the same speech. Like the definition of an AR or its purpose, I think ARGO might make sure King's definition of protect, and rights, and minority are the same as his. But, I think the catch is meanings will forever progress and rarely be clarified.
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