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Adjam5
02-26-2009, 08:17 AM
Is this enough of a Non NRA news source?
Like most of us here have predicted.
What is it gonna take for some "sportsmen" to believe BHO is anti gun?

http://abcnews.go.com/Politics/story?id=6960824&page=1

PotashRLS
02-26-2009, 08:41 AM
There is nothing wrong with being an "I told ya So";)

As has been on here before, Government relies on the ignorance of it's citizens.

Texan_Til_I_Die
02-26-2009, 09:40 AM
Well, it seems that my brief burst of optimism (http://www.realtree.com/forums/showthread.php?t=83022) regarding President Obama and his respect for the Constitution was ill founded.

Somehow, I'm not surprised. :rolleyes:

muggs
02-26-2009, 10:03 AM
I'm not surprised either...since day one we've established that he was in favor of an assualt weapons ban. Actually, this has been known for years. This is nothing new, and it's also not anything close to supporting some of the crazy specuplation some of the member of this forum have been spreading.

What you guys are glossing over, is similar legislation was in place under Clinton- yet you still all own your guns, don't you not?

What I want to see is exactly what type of semi autos are gonig to be included. I believe military-style rifles shouldn't be something any jerk off the street should be allowed to own, but blanketing this to semi auto deer rifles, shotguns and handguns is not needed or right. So, I'll hold off my opinion until I see the scope of this ban.

Overall, I think this could potentially be a good thing and doesn't impact me in anyway. I will be in the market for a hand gun within the next calendar year- and when I buy it- I'll post my own "told ya so" threads, complete with sweet pics. I'll also be able to take my shotgun out to the Ohio deer woods and hunt. Because, nothing has changed. Meanwhile, all you paranoid guys have done by rushing out and buying guns is increased the gun companies and NRAs profits as they wanted you to. They've essentially reduce you (some of whom I consider to be intelligent individuals otherwise) to puppets. Plainly speaking that's really what it boils down to.

Texan_Til_I_Die
02-26-2009, 10:36 AM
...I believe military-style rifles shouldn't be something any jerk off the street should be allowed to ownThe only problem with that line of thinking is this little thing called the 2nd Amendment. It's purpose is to guarantee that sane, sober, law abiding adults can legally posses the means of self defense. And if my choice, or any other "jerk off the street's" choice for a means of self defense is a "military-style" rifle, the government has no business telling me I can't purchase one.

Adjam5
02-26-2009, 10:39 AM
The Clinton ban had a sunset provision, that allowed the AW bill to be reviewed after the 10 years. If the ban did NOT make any decrease in crime or any less of these type semi autos being seized in crimes, it was to be done away with.
Which it was...done away with.
Do not expect BHO or Holder's current ban bill to be any less than the last one, and the anti's have had 4 years to whip up new bans and add to the list. They know whats best for me:rolleyes:...PUHLEEESE.

2004 FBI uniform crime report.
Less than 1/10 of 1% of all guns used in crimes, are these type semi autos. So why the big scare and feel good legislation pushing? To make you think they are hard on crime?
Now... who is pushing propaganda?

What does the style of guns have to do with anything? Any jerk off the street should not be allowed to own one? Who decides who is a jerk? If anyone passes the NICS check, then they should be allowed to own whatever and wherever.
That is your constitutional right.

I had no idea Mexico was a BIG concern of the Whitehouse.
Its the people who commit these crimes. Canada shares a border with the US. How come they don't have those issues?
Don't tell me it is because they banned them. Laws mean nothing to criminals. They ONLY disarm the law abiding.

Why wouldn't the Gov't want law abiding citizens to be armed?

wtnhunt
02-26-2009, 10:47 AM
I'm not surprised either...since day one we've established that he was in favor of an assualt weapons ban. Actually, this has been known for years. This is nothing new, and it's also not anything close to supporting some of the crazy specuplation some of the member of this forum have been spreading.

What you guys are glossing over, is similar legislation was in place under Clinton- yet you still all own your guns, don't you not?

What I want to see is exactly what type of semi autos are gonig to be included. I believe military-style rifles shouldn't be something any jerk off the street should be allowed to own, but blanketing this to semi auto deer rifles, shotguns and handguns is not needed or right. So, I'll hold off my opinion until I see the scope of this ban.

Overall, I think this could potentially be a good thing and doesn't impact me in anyway. I will be in the market for a hand gun within the next calendar year- and when I buy it- I'll post my own "told ya so" threads, complete with sweet pics. I'll also be able to take my shotgun out to the Ohio deer woods and hunt. Because, nothing has changed. Meanwhile, all you paranoid guys have done by rushing out and buying guns is increased the gun companies and NRAs profits as they wanted you to. They've essentially reduce you (some of whom I consider to be intelligent individuals otherwise) to puppets. Plainly speaking that's really what it boils down to.

Really thought there might be hope for you Eric, Jim Zumbo got it after a little education, try to open yourself to the idea that these guns despite appearance are nothing more than semi auto's that in many cases are capable of extreme accuracy. It is a shame that some people who claim to support rights of gunowners cannot get past the appearance of a firearm that can be used by the owner for target practice, hunting, or just plain fun plinking. Whether you like it or not restricting sales of these firearms to those who would purchase them legally is not going to do a thing to stop crime or violence, that has been backed up by statistics. Those who wish to harm others will just find another mean, pretty ignorant to think otherwise on these lawmakers part in my opinion.

You ignored or failed to reply to the last posting where this topic came up http://www.realtree.com/forums/showthread.php?t=81630&page=2 where pics were posted of the evil black rifle in the hands of my daughters, the kids were 12 and 6 at the times of the pics. Oh wait I am just some jerk off the street right,:confused::confused: sorry buddy, but I had to go through all the checks to get my gun and it was not by any means a cheap gun some crackhead could likely afford. So you want to call those of us who buy or have the intent to buy "military style" semi auto's jerks?:confused::(

http://i103.photobucket.com/albums/m149/wtnhunt/christinashootingAR.jpg

http://i103.photobucket.com/albums/m149/wtnhunt/nicoleshootingAR.jpg

I think we all knew this was coming. I had hopes that it would not be before I was able to get my .308. My gun is on order with dpms, unfortunately now it looks like I will probably never get it.:(:mad::mad:

Dakota
02-26-2009, 10:55 AM
You know, Eric, William's right; maybe you could come to an educated decision like Jim did. And perhaps we could also have a chance to shoot ARs together like Jim and I did at the 2008 POMA conference; I would love that, bud. ;) ARs are really fun to shoot and, while they do look like a fully automatic rifle, they are not; they are just semi-autos like the BAR and the Benelli semi-auto. That's ALL they are! There is no need to ban them and, it is also unconstitutional and violates the right of the American people to bear arms. Any push to prevent us from bearing arms is BAD, that means NOT GOOD! :mad: I believe that these weapons do need to be in the hands of the American citizen because you never know what may happen and people have the right to defend themselves if need be.

Dakota :)

wtnhunt
02-26-2009, 11:04 AM
A little more to add on this, the media with its wonderful descriptive coverage last night when it aired the story on the mexican problem did not also tell that some of those weapons that were recovered or pictured were full auto and were not guns that just anyone can buy. They showed a .50 too, that if I am not mistaken was a full auto. Would have been nice for them to have thrown in that bit of information that those types of guns can only be legally purchased by class 3 license holders, but it is much easier for the media to sway public opinion when they make the non informed folks believe that anyone can walk in a gun show or pawn shop and walk out in 15 minutes with an oozi or a full auto m-16, or even a fully auto 50 cal, which most of us intelligent and informed gun owners know is simply not the case.

Kind of seems like what you are calling propaganda Eric, only coming from the mainstream media. Last year I read an article on the problem with Mexico, even posted a thread here http://www.realtree.com/forums/showthread.php?t=71291. Funny how the media opts to bring this back up now with Holder's obvious intentions.

PotashRLS
02-26-2009, 11:41 AM
I'm not surprised either...since day one we've established that he was in favor of an assualt weapons ban. Actually, this has been known for years. This is nothing new, and it's also not anything close to supporting some of the crazy specuplation some of the member of this forum have been spreading.

What you guys are glossing over, is similar legislation was in place under Clinton- yet you still all own your guns, don't you not?

What I want to see is exactly what type of semi autos are gonig to be included. I believe military-style rifles shouldn't be something any jerk off the street should be allowed to own, but blanketing this to semi auto deer rifles, shotguns and handguns is not needed or right. So, I'll hold off my opinion until I see the scope of this ban.

Overall, I think this could potentially be a good thing and doesn't impact me in anyway. I will be in the market for a hand gun within the next calendar year- and when I buy it- I'll post my own "told ya so" threads, complete with sweet pics. I'll also be able to take my shotgun out to the Ohio deer woods and hunt. Because, nothing has changed. Meanwhile, all you paranoid guys have done by rushing out and buying guns is increased the gun companies and NRAs profits as they wanted you to. They've essentially reduce you (some of whom I consider to be intelligent individuals otherwise) to puppets. Plainly speaking that's really what it boils down to.

Taking the wait and see approach like you talk about is exactly what the anti-2nd Amendment folks want us all to do.

Reactive loses our rights..............Proactive preserves them!

Plus, you, me and everyone in this forum is "the jerk off the streets" in the eyes of the anti-gunners because we choose to own firearms and believe in the 2nd Amendment. But when you say........"and doesn't impact me anyway", I become angry because if we are not All for One and One for All, we are destined to fail from the beginning. When you buy your handgun and most likely post pictures of it, remember to thank those that actively stood up for your right to own it.

Texan_Til_I_Die
02-26-2009, 11:52 AM
...They've essentially reduce you (some of whom I consider to be intelligent individuals otherwise) to puppets. Plainly speaking that's really what it boils down to.Do you really think that? :eek:

I know one thing for certain, as long as I own a gun, I'll never be a SLAVE and I will bow to NO MAN!!!!

pendog
02-26-2009, 12:20 PM
This is very simple:

Is it our right to bear arms?
England?
Australia?

Once you let them slowly chip away at you they will keep chipping till there is no more left. It is our right our guns, if they want to challenge that straight out then let them. Sneaky ways to take our rights.

This is not about guns, this is about our freedom.

Gator
02-26-2009, 01:29 PM
Why is it that only the 2nd Amendment is the only one that certain groups out there want changed? How about we start taking away peoples right to free speech, you know, the FIRST Amendment. Amendment 4, Search and Seizure, the one that protects you from unlawful search and seizure? I bet we start trying to take those away these same people that want to take or even INFRINGE on these would have a freakin hissy fit!!!!!

And Eric, I have told you this before, and looks like your eyes are still glossed over, so I'll say it one more time. WHAT GIVES YOU THE RIGHT TO TELL ME OR ANY OTHER LAW ABIDING CITIZEN WHAT WE CAN/CAN'T OWN WITH REGARDS TO FIREARMS? NOT A THING!!!! NOTHING!

wtnhunt
02-26-2009, 01:48 PM
Why is it that only the 2nd Amendment is the only one that certain groups out there want changed? How about we start taking away peoples right to free speech, you know, the FIRST Amendment. Amendment 4, Search and Seizure, the one that protects you from unlawful search and seizure? I bet we start trying to take those away these same people that want to take or even INFRINGE on these would have a freakin hissy fit!!!!!

And Eric, I have told you this before, and looks like your eyes are still glossed over, so I'll say it one more time. WHAT GIVES YOU THE RIGHT TO TELL ME OR ANY OTHER LAW ABIDING CITIZEN WHAT WE CAN/CAN'T OWN WITH REGARDS TO FIREARMS? NOT A THING!!!! NOTHING!

Afraid that highlighted right may well be on its way to being compromised too Jason. If some of this legislation (HR45 for example) that may come up was to pass, from the way I understand it, it would provide that the government may deem it legal to allow for searches for firearms inside homes without search warrants. That is by all means unconstitutional.

That pistol you want to buy Eric, whether you will acknowledge it or not, Obama did in fact support legislation to ban handguns in his state. You can deny all you want, but if you really expect to get one, I don't think I would wait too terribly long if I was you. Wonder why the Brady campaign endorsed Obama, they seem to have an expectation that he will work with them, you know who the Brady folks are don't you? Might be a slim possibility that you may be right and Obama will go against the other liberals on gun control, but I sure wouldn't bet on it. Of course he really can for the most part do nothing on gun control issues, look at his administration.

As much as I would like to agree with Jason on you telling people what they do or do not have a right to own, I guess you are entitled your opinion.

Gator
02-26-2009, 02:04 PM
Afraid that highlighted right may well be on its way to being compromised too Jason. If some of this legislation (HR45 for example) that may come up was to pass, from the way I understand it, it would provide that the government may deem it legal to allow for searches for firearms inside homes without search warrants. That is by all means unconstitutional.

That pistol you want to buy Eric, whether you will acknowledge it or not, Obama did in fact support legislation to ban handguns in his state. You can deny all you want, but if you really expect to get one, I don't think I would wait too terribly long if I was you. Wonder why the Brady campaign endorsed Obama, they seem to have an expectation that he will work with them, you know who the Brady folks are don't you? Might be a slim possibility that you may be right and Obama will go against the other liberals on gun control, but I sure wouldn't bet on it. Of course he really can for the most part do nothing on gun control issues, look at his administration.

As much as I would like to agree with Jason on you telling people what they do or do not have a right to own, I guess you are entitled your opinion.


I had forgot about that William. And yet why is noone speaking out about that? Is everyone willing to let the "gov't" come into their house unannounced and do a search? Man, I don't know what I would do if that ever happened, I really don't. And to think, I am a law abiding citizen, well, for the most part, other than speeding, LOL! But anyways, noone should be allowed to come into my house without a justifiable reason, and a little piece of paper

muggs
02-26-2009, 02:13 PM
The only problem with that line of thinking is this little thing called the 2nd Amendment. It's purpose is to guarantee that sane, sober, law abiding adults can legally posses the means of self defense. And if my choice, or any other "jerk off the street's" choice for a means of self defense is a "military-style" rifle, the government has no business telling me I can't purchase one.


So, would you agree 12 year olds should be able to buy vodka- in light of their right to the pursuit of hapiness?

Mostly, I do agree with you though- but there are certain things that do need certain rescritions.

muggs
02-26-2009, 02:15 PM
Kind of seems like what you are calling propaganda Eric, only coming from the mainstream media. Last year I read an article on the problem with Mexico, even posted a thread here http://www.realtree.com/forums/showthread.php?t=71291. Funny how the media opts to bring this back up now with Holder's obvious intentions.

Oh, it's definitely propoganda- and I'm not saying it's right either- it's as wrong as anything else.

I'm very against the media...and heck, I'm not even pro Obama...;)

muggs
02-26-2009, 02:18 PM
Who decides who is a jerk?


Background checks, having to sucessfully pass courses that teach proper gun control weeds out the jerks.;)

In my life, I've come across tons of people who own guns and really have no business doing so- for the risk they pose to themselves and others.

muggs
02-26-2009, 02:25 PM
WHAT GIVES YOU THE RIGHT TO TELL ME OR ANY OTHER LAW ABIDING CITIZEN WHAT WE CAN/CAN'T OWN WITH REGARDS TO FIREARMS? NOT A THING!!!! NOTHING!


So, judging by your opinion on this- I would guess it's cool in your eyes for 8 year olds to smoke cigarettes?

How about an 11 year old being able to drive?

You see, it makes sense to restrict dangerous and/or hazardous things. Cigarettes, automoblies, and yes, guns fall into this category.

This all being said, and as I stated in my first reply, where I will take issue is the scope and what type of firearms are included. If it stretches too far, then I will take issue. But until I actually see the scope of this, I'm reserving judgement- you guys aren't, and it is no surprise to me because most of you have already established a paranoid behavioral pattern regarding the subject.

btw- guys, if you'd actually think about it, Zumbo's opinion changed because it was affecting his bottomline.

PotashRLS
02-26-2009, 02:28 PM
So, would you agree 12 year olds should be able to buy vodka- in light of their right to the pursuit of hapiness?

Mostly, I do agree with you though- but there are certain things that do need certain rescritions.


:confused:

PotashRLS
02-26-2009, 02:30 PM
So, judging by your opinion on this- I would guess it's cool in your eyes for 8 year olds to smoke cigarettes?

How about an 11 year old being able to drive?

You see, it makes sense to restrict dangerous and/or hazardous things. Cigarettes, automoblies, and yes, guns fall into this category.

This all being said, and as I stated in my first reply, where I will take issue is the scope and what type of firearms are included. If it stretches too far, then I will take issue. But until I actually see the scope of this, I'm reserving judgement- you guys aren't, and it is no surprise to me because most of you have already established a paranoid behavioral pattern regarding the subject.

btw- guys, if you'd actually think about it, Zumbo's opinion changed because it was affecting his bottomline.


:confused: Big stretch to try and compare these issues!!!!!!!

Gator
02-26-2009, 02:33 PM
So, judging by your opinion on this- I would guess it's cool in your eyes for 8 year olds to smoke cigarettes?

How about an 11 year old being able to drive?

You see, it makes sense to restrict dangerous and/or hazardous things. Cigarettes, automoblies, and yes, guns fall into this category.

This all being said, and as I stated in my first reply, where I will take issue is the scope and what type of firearms are included. If it stretches too far, then I will take issue. But until I actually see the scope of this, I'm reserving judgement- you guys aren't, and it is no surprise to me because most of you have already established a paranoid behavioral pattern regarding the subject.

btw- guys, if you'd actually think about it, Zumbo's opinion changed because it was affecting his bottomline.

UMMM, Hello, As a PARENT, I will NOT allow my 8yr old to smoke. However, as a PARENT I WILL allow my 11yr olod to drive, matter of fact, my step daughter WAS driving my one pickup at about 12, but as a PARENT, I was also in the truck with her. You Eric, ARE NOT MY PARENT!!!!!!!! In fact, I AM older that you, so how can YOU tell ME what I can or cannot own

Texan_Til_I_Die
02-26-2009, 02:43 PM
Back to the issue at hand of President Obama reinstituting the Clinton Assault Weapons Ban - here's a quote from the news article...
"Some recent Mexican army and police confrontations with drug cartels have resembled small-unit combat, with cartels employing automatic weapons and grenades."

Now correct me if I'm wrong, but isn't the Assault Weapons Ban meant to restrict sales of semi-automatic rifles?

And where can I get some of those grenades? They'd make dandy varmint killers! ;)

wtnhunt
02-26-2009, 02:48 PM
This all being said, and as I stated in my first reply, where I will take issue is the scope and what type of firearms are included. If it stretches too far, then I will take issue. But until I actually see the scope of this, I'm reserving judgement- you guys aren't, and it is no surprise to me because most of you have already established a paranoid behavioral pattern regarding the subject.

btw- guys, if you'd actually think about it, Zumbo's opinion changed because it was affecting his bottomline.

Do a little research will you Eric. Even if the awb includes only the "military type" weapons as some like to call them, you are looking at several semi autos such as rugers line of mini ranch rifles. You really believe they want to stop at just those "military type" rifles? I guess it is your choice, but who is falling for propoganda here?;):(

We all lose when we start giving up these rights.

And btw, Jim Zumbo did lose a lot for his ignorance, however through some education he learned that he was wrong and admitted it.

Nut
02-26-2009, 02:51 PM
I will be emailing my representative about this. I don't think he will disagree with my thoughts.

He is a Democrat

edited:He is a member of the NRA

wtnhunt
02-26-2009, 03:13 PM
So, would you agree 12 year olds should be able to buy vodka- in light of their right to the pursuit of hapiness?

Mostly, I do agree with you though- but there are certain things that do need certain rescritions.

So, judging by your opinion on this- I would guess it's cool in your eyes for 8 year olds to smoke cigarettes?

How about an 11 year old being able to drive?



Your argument you bring into this on 8 year olds and 12 year olds really is irrelevant since those examples are NOT covered by the constitution.

LifeNRA
02-26-2009, 04:03 PM
Overall, I think this could potentially be a good thing and doesn't impact me in anyway.

Me, me, me!!! Thats all you think about, just you! What about all the other law abiding citizens that participate in other shooting sports that may be effected??? Give them an inch, then they will want a yard! Sooner or later they WILL hit the firearms you have! But then you will never say a word if it happens!

ruttinbuc
02-26-2009, 04:06 PM
I can't understand how anyone can be so selfish as to want to tip the first domino.

Adjam5
02-26-2009, 04:28 PM
Background checks, having to sucessfully pass courses that teach proper gun control weeds out the jerks.;)

In my life, I've come across tons of people who own guns and really have no business doing so- for the risk they pose to themselves and others.

So I passed the NICS check and I own "military styled" guns. Now that I passed the NICS, I should be able to own explosive devices and machine guns ...right? Your words...not mine.
The ban will do just that, BAN them and not offer a grandfather clause. What does the Govt have to fear from a law abiding citizen? Courses that teach gun control!...spoken like a true democrat. Gun control is hitting your target.
I don't know where you live, but I didn't need a course to tell me that certain items are dangerous. My parents did that early on. Most hunters had to go through a hunter ed course that taught gun safety and the 2nd amendment is NOT about hunting. My sons grew up around all types of guns, were shooting since they could hold a gun and NEVER once mishandled one or took one to school.

In my life, I have come across tons of people who should not have been allowed to breed, but it happened anyway.
That is a greater responsibility to this country, than taking a gun safety course. Not making sexual recreation a burden of society with kids that have no parents or positive role models in their lives.
Gun bans are all about control, it has nothing to do with safety.

Dakota
02-26-2009, 04:35 PM
Okay, Eric, I am getting sick and tired of your 8 and 12 yr. old shpiel. :mad: I want you to tell me right now where and how that fits in with the second amendment which ONLY concerns firearms. :rolleyes: The last time I checked, vehicles and cigarette lighters don't count as firearms. ;) It's getting reeaally old and you're not making any sense. :D :rolleyes: If you give an inch to the socialist/communist left on this issue they will take away ALL your guns and THEN you will be complaining and wishing you had done something about it!!! :mad: Of course it is that way with any issue not just firearms.

Dakota

wing_0_nut
02-26-2009, 04:47 PM
I had forgot about that William. And yet why is noone speaking out about that? Is everyone willing to let the "gov't" come into their house unannounced and do a search? Man, I don't know what I would do if that ever happened, I really don't.

I know what I'd do. I really do.

Someone would not survive.

I am a sworn, full-time law enforcement officer, but I will refuse any order which I believe to be unconstitutional, and will defend, to to the death my, or YOUR, or my neighbor's constitutional rights.

Period.

m gardner
02-26-2009, 06:54 PM
Obama wants to restrict guns period. The problem on our border is not a gun problem it's a crime problem. There are some 50,000 ready and able criminals in the drug cartels. Catching 700 is embarrassing. Restricting our access to firearms to protect ourselves is idiotic at best. The cops here are losing. Actor David Spade donated $100,000 to buy rifles for the police. Phoenix is number two in the world for kidnappings and strongarm breakins. We need to protect ourselves. Last weekend we witnessed some Sinaloa drug cartel folks (the tatoos tell it all) trying to buy semiauto rifles and failing to do so. Seems the NICs check works. The carry concealed classes that are mandatory to get a permit are overflowing and Sheriff Joe seems to have no qualms about having everybody armed. Seems criminals are less likely to view you as a victim if they think you may be armed.
Muggs, you are an educated man and an eloquent speaker. I hope you can talk yourself out of whatever violence comes your way. There's lots of talkers and educated folks who plan well. Then there are those of us who are preparing for the worst and hoping for the best. Most of the problems that have come my way so far we resolved quickly by my demeanor. I look like a real bad time about to happen. They know I am prepared. So far that's saved some young men's lives. Problem is they probably hurt someone else instead. As this economy worsens we really need to be able to survive on our own. The police are going to be way too busy. As for an assault rifle. It's no better than the man useing it and I see few good men anymore. That's why were in such trouble.
Mark

DocMort
02-26-2009, 09:10 PM
You all see that they had grenades and full autos? Being in the military we pretty much have 3 round burst on all our 16's and M-4's. As far as grenades go you cannot buy a grenade over the counter, jesus in most states you can't even buy fireworks, Criminals will get there hands on what they want, and us Law abiding citizens will be screwed. Pardon my language but you won't get my weapons without a few bullets flying.

nativetexan
02-27-2009, 03:13 AM
Eric, your logic makes no sense. You've got a lot to learn about 1.) Debate 2.) Personal responsibility and how it applies to the freedoms of this country. Get back with us when you make sense. Because really, your constant comparisons to things that are irrelevant shows just exactly how uneducated you are on the issues. Not to mention, your desire to control what we as gun owners do based on appearance and your own few experiences with others.

My suggestion is buy your handgun now, and don't shoot yourself in the foot with it.

Spare us your hatred of the NRA. Your constant reference to it makes it look like you have a serious grudge and allows people to only focus on your grudge, and not the issue at hand. Hence the constant attacks on your beliefs.

If you are not pro-Obama, then stop acting like it and take his pic off of your avatar if you want anyone here to take you seriously. Right now, I don't, and I don't believe a word you say, and feel no inclination otherwise. Even if you had a valid point, I missed it because of your constant attempts at pushing your Pro-Gun/Anti-NRA/Anti-Assault Weapon mentality.

I sincerely hope you have educated yourself more before you make any decision that may effect the second amendment in this country. Because in case you missed it, it isn't really about guns is it? It's about our freedoms granted by the Constitution being taken away from us. Or is that too much to understand?

You're nothing but a pot-stirrer. Take your complacency elsewhere and let the big boys protect your right to purchase and own that pistol. Because it hurts a little less when I don't have the person there watching if I am going to do what they should be. After all, its a new age of us doing what people won't do for themselves...Courtesy of Barack Obama and his crew.

Adjam5
02-27-2009, 07:48 AM
Eric, your logic makes no sense. You've got a lot to learn about 1.) Debate 2.) Personal responsibility and how it applies to the freedoms of this country. Get back with us when you make sense. Because really, your constant comparisons to things that are irrelevant shows just exactly how uneducated you are on the issues. Not to mention, your desire to control what we as gun owners do based on appearance and your own few experiences with others.

My suggestion is buy your handgun now, and don't shoot yourself in the foot with it.

Spare us your hatred of the NRA. Your constant reference to it makes it look like you have a serious grudge and allows people to only focus on your grudge, and not the issue at hand. Hence the constant attacks on your beliefs.

If you are not pro-Obama, then stop acting like it and take his pic off of your avatar if you want anyone here to take you seriously. Right now, I don't, and I don't believe a word you say, and feel no inclination otherwise. Even if you had a valid point, I missed it because of your constant attempts at pushing your Pro-Gun/Anti-NRA/Anti-Assault Weapon mentality.

I sincerely hope you have educated yourself more before you make any decision that may effect the second amendment in this country. Because in case you missed it, it isn't really about guns is it? It's about our freedoms granted by the Constitution being taken away from us. Or is that too much to understand?

You're nothing but a pot-stirrer. Take your complacency elsewhere and let the big boys protect your right to purchase and own that pistol. Because it hurts a little less when I don't have the person there watching if I am going to do what they should be. After all, its a new age of us doing what people won't do for themselves...Courtesy of Barack Obama and his crew.

I agree totally.
You won't hear back from him...just like the machine gun/assault rifle issue he was educated on.
Here are some actual YouTube clips of BHO and Holder with their intent spoken about guns and the current topic of the coming bans. It can't be anymore plain than that.
http://www.thegunsource.com/category/1581.aspx?Task=Click&ZoneID=34&CampaignID=3&AdvertiserID=1&BannerID=72&SiteID=4&RandomNumber=883866439&Keywords=&CustomURL=http%3a%2f%2fwww.thegunsource.com

PotashRLS
02-27-2009, 08:15 AM
Eric, your logic makes no sense. You've got a lot to learn about 1.) Debate 2.) Personal responsibility and how it applies to the freedoms of this country. Get back with us when you make sense. Because really, your constant comparisons to things that are irrelevant shows just exactly how uneducated you are on the issues. Not to mention, your desire to control what we as gun owners do based on appearance and your own few experiences with others.

My suggestion is buy your handgun now, and don't shoot yourself in the foot with it.

Spare us your hatred of the NRA. Your constant reference to it makes it look like you have a serious grudge and allows people to only focus on your grudge, and not the issue at hand. Hence the constant attacks on your beliefs.

If you are not pro-Obama, then stop acting like it and take his pic off of your avatar if you want anyone here to take you seriously. Right now, I don't, and I don't believe a word you say, and feel no inclination otherwise. Even if you had a valid point, I missed it because of your constant attempts at pushing your Pro-Gun/Anti-NRA/Anti-Assault Weapon mentality.

I sincerely hope you have educated yourself more before you make any decision that may effect the second amendment in this country. Because in case you missed it, it isn't really about guns is it? It's about our freedoms granted by the Constitution being taken away from us. Or is that too much to understand?

You're nothing but a pot-stirrer. Take your complacency elsewhere and let the big boys protect your right to purchase and own that pistol. Because it hurts a little less when I don't have the person there watching if I am going to do what they should be. After all, its a new age of us doing what people won't do for themselves...Courtesy of Barack Obama and his crew.

I 2nd this motion.

Gator
02-27-2009, 08:58 AM
Eric, your logic makes no sense. You've got a lot to learn about 1.) Debate 2.) Personal responsibility and how it applies to the freedoms of this country. Get back with us when you make sense. Because really, your constant comparisons to things that are irrelevant shows just exactly how uneducated you are on the issues. Not to mention, your desire to control what we as gun owners do based on appearance and your own few experiences with others.

My suggestion is buy your handgun now, and don't shoot yourself in the foot with it.

Spare us your hatred of the NRA. Your constant reference to it makes it look like you have a serious grudge and allows people to only focus on your grudge, and not the issue at hand. Hence the constant attacks on your beliefs.

If you are not pro-Obama, then stop acting like it and take his pic off of your avatar if you want anyone here to take you seriously. Right now, I don't, and I don't believe a word you say, and feel no inclination otherwise. Even if you had a valid point, I missed it because of your constant attempts at pushing your Pro-Gun/Anti-NRA/Anti-Assault Weapon mentality.

I sincerely hope you have educated yourself more before you make any decision that may effect the second amendment in this country. Because in case you missed it, it isn't really about guns is it? It's about our freedoms granted by the Constitution being taken away from us. Or is that too much to understand?

You're nothing but a pot-stirrer. Take your complacency elsewhere and let the big boys protect your right to purchase and own that pistol. Because it hurts a little less when I don't have the person there watching if I am going to do what they should be. After all, its a new age of us doing what people won't do for themselves...Courtesy of Barack Obama and his crew.

I 2nd this motion.


And I 3rd it, if that's possible. Very well written NT.

oldksnarc
02-27-2009, 12:14 PM
"Who are the militia? Are they not ourselves? It is feared, then, that we shall turn our arms each man against his own bosom. Congress have no power to disarm the militia. Their swords, and every other terrible implement of the soldier, are the birthright of an American. ...[T]he unlimited power of the sword is not in the hands of either the federal or state governments, but, where I trust in God it will ever remain, in the hands of the people." --A Pennsylvanian, The Pennsylvania Gazette, 20 February 1788

terry264
02-27-2009, 01:42 PM
Couldn't even sleep last night after watching the new AG's announcement shown on Hannity's America. He (Eric Holder) is going to update, reinstate, and make permanent, the Assault Weapons Ban. Guess he figures he waited a "respectable amount of time" to announce this, (you know, like after a spouse dies and the survivor wants to remarry). Sheesh, I'm still sick.

wtnhunt
02-27-2009, 02:24 PM
Couldn't even sleep last night after watching the new AG's announcement shown on Hannity's America. He (Eric Holder) is going to update, reinstate, and make permanent, the Assault Weapons Ban. Guess he figures he waited a "respectable amount of time" to announce this, (you know, like after a spouse dies and the survivor wants to remarry). Sheesh, I'm still sick.

He wants to. We will see what happens. By himself though unless I am mistaken, he really does not have the authority to reinstate anything, nor should he. I know there was some discussion about the possibility of new legislation that might grant the Attorney General position that authority, cannot recall what happened with that though.

Copied this from the US justice dept's website:

The Judiciary Act of 1789 created the Office of the Attorney General which evolved over the years into the head of the Department of Justice and chief law enforcement officer of the Federal Government. The Attorney General represents the United States in legal matters generally and gives advice and opinions to the President and to the heads of the executive departments of the Government when so requested. In matters of exceptional gravity or importance the Attorney General appears in person before the Supreme Court. Since the 1870 Act that established the Department of Justice as an executive department of the government of the United States, the Attorney General has guided the world's largest law office and the central agency for enforcement of federal laws.

Don't know if it would factor into this in anyway or not, but since the supreme court said in the Heller case that the second ammendment is a right, it may appear that Holder could have a tough time at this very point in time with the justices that are currently serving on the supreme court.

Texan_Til_I_Die
02-27-2009, 02:24 PM
When they took the 4th Amendment, I was quiet because I didn't deal drugs.
When they took the 6th Amendment, I was quiet because I am innocent.
When they took the 2nd Amendment, I was quiet because I don't own a gun.
Now they have taken the 1st Amendment, and I can only be quiet. – Lyle Myhr

LifeNRA
02-27-2009, 07:19 PM
Eric, your logic makes no sense. You've got a lot to learn about 1.) Debate 2.) Personal responsibility and how it applies to the freedoms of this country. Get back with us when you make sense. Because really, your constant comparisons to things that are irrelevant shows just exactly how uneducated you are on the issues. Not to mention, your desire to control what we as gun owners do based on appearance and your own few experiences with others.

My suggestion is buy your handgun now, and don't shoot yourself in the foot with it.

Spare us your hatred of the NRA. Your constant reference to it makes it look like you have a serious grudge and allows people to only focus on your grudge, and not the issue at hand. Hence the constant attacks on your beliefs.

If you are not pro-Obama, then stop acting like it and take his pic off of your avatar if you want anyone here to take you seriously. Right now, I don't, and I don't believe a word you say, and feel no inclination otherwise. Even if you had a valid point, I missed it because of your constant attempts at pushing your Pro-Gun/Anti-NRA/Anti-Assault Weapon mentality.

I sincerely hope you have educated yourself more before you make any decision that may effect the second amendment in this country. Because in case you missed it, it isn't really about guns is it? It's about our freedoms granted by the Constitution being taken away from us. Or is that too much to understand?

You're nothing but a pot-stirrer. Take your complacency elsewhere and let the big boys protect your right to purchase and own that pistol. Because it hurts a little less when I don't have the person there watching if I am going to do what they should be. After all, its a new age of us doing what people won't do for themselves...Courtesy of Barack Obama and his crew.

VERY WELL PUT!!! :cool::cool::cool:

bowhuntnsmycrack
02-27-2009, 08:17 PM
heres my input NO GUN BANS! we as american citizens should have the right to own any gun we want providing a criminal backround check like we already get. if people wanna use fully automatic weapons for recreational shooting LET THEM. if they use them in a crime punish them hard! if people use guns in a crime make it a maximum penalty! what the democrats dont realize is more people did a day driving to work then they do from guns! if guns kill people i blame my spelling mistakes on my pencil! i am a law obiding citizen so my rights to own ANY GUNS should not be infringed but they are because of democrats and libral p.o.s.

bowhuntnsmycrack
02-27-2009, 08:18 PM
another thing i can shoot my pump shotgun just as fast as a semi automatic and im willing to prove it!!!! guns are not the problem in this world its the people who think there a problem thats the problem!

Texan_Til_I_Die
02-28-2009, 05:26 PM
another thing i can shoot my pump shotgun just as fast as a semi automatic and im willing to prove it!!!! guns are not the problem in this world its the people who think there a problem thats the problem!
Make so mistake, pump actions are on these people's list of weapons to ban in the future. But they have to go one step at a time. Just ask the Australians...

stevebeilgard
03-01-2009, 11:53 AM
Your argument you bring into this on 8 year olds and 12 year olds really is irrelevant since those examples are NOT covered by the constitution.

correct. we have a constitutional RIGHT to bear arms. we have driving PRIVILEGES as set up by the state. we also have the privilege to drink at a certain age as set by individual states. when the government took away the drinking privilege (aka prohibition) there were no part of the constitution broken or altered.

to take away our RIGHT to own guns, any gun no matter what it looks like, the obama administration is taking away our constitutional rights.