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Guns Guns Guns
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Except leaving his house without all those guns.
Except leaving his house without all those guns.
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WinterBorn
Guest
Nothin. Perhaps fear is your only motivation in life. But there is no need to project that onto others.
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WinterBorn
Guest
They need to investigate it more. I call bullshit on the attempted alibi.
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Guns Guns Guns
Guest
Do I need to be armed to the teeth to feel safe?
Do I post paranoid fantasies about imaginary government gun grabs?
Do I puff my chest out and boast about my arsenal?
Do I ask others how they will defend women from rape?
No.
Say hello to your little friend...fear.
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WinterBorn
Guest
Have I done those things?
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WinterBorn
Guest
Yet another idiot. I'd suppose 90% of the ones you posted (that I read) were caused by lack of common sense or not following basic (basic like my daughter knew them when she was 7) rules.
USFREEDOM911
MAKE AMERICA GREAT AGAIN
Reminded me of a time, a few years ago, when I got stopped for something like a burned out tail light.
After the preliminaries of License, Insurance, and Registration; the Officer asked me if I had any weapons in my van and I told him yes. I explained that I had a .38 Detective Special, in a lock box, in the back of my van.
He goes; "Do you mind if I secure that, for both your safety and mine?"
I looked at him at replied; "How much more secure could it be? It's in a LOCK BOX, in the BACK of my van."
He stood there stunned and then said; "Yeah, I guess you're right."
SmarterthanYou
rebel
ignorance, cowardice, and naivete on your part doesn't equal fear on my part.
SmarterthanYou
rebel
No. I do it every day when I go to work.
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WinterBorn
Guest
You used this to describe how I am living in fear. But you can't show me where I did any of the things listed here.
Minister of Truth
Practically Perfect
Hey, Legion Fag, were the Founding Fathers cowards for running around with guns?
Minister of Truth
Practically Perfect
The Puritans even required that all the men prove, upon entry into church, that they were in posession of a firearm, so that they could properly defend the congregation if necessary. Standard procedure was to have them exit first and give the all clear. You might call that "gun crazy," but these same people brought about the Revolution.
Minister of Truth
Practically Perfect
Rule 13 should not apply in this situation, goddamn moderators!!!
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legion deleted dozens of his posts again....lol....too ashamed of being an obsessive hack
SmarterthanYou
rebel
http://www.roanoke.com/news/roanoke/wb/288364
Almost a half-hour before Jennifer Carter Agee was shot to death on Memorial Day, the Franklin County Sheriff's Office was warned that her ex-husband had an assault rifle and was driving to Salem to kill her.
But Sheriff Ewell Hunt told his dispatch center not to issue a "be on the lookout" alert to other law enforcement agencies, saying he would take care of the situation himself, according to a sheriff's office radio call log.
Then the sheriff called the police department in Salem, where Jennifer Agee lived.
"I thought I could get the fastest response by making personal contact," Hunt said Tuesday.
Hunt failed to reach a Salem police supervisor. He left a message with a dispatcher asking for a return call, Salem Police Chief Jeff Dudley said.
Hunt's call was returned 13 minutes later, Salem city spokesman Mike Stevens said.
That was at 11:31 a.m. By then, Jennifer Agee, 30, lay dying, shot with a rifle not in Salem but in Roanoke, in the parking lot of the Sheetz convenience store on Orange Avenue.
Her former husband, Sheriffs Deputy Jonathan Agee, 32, then led police on a roundabout chase down U.S. 460 through Montgomery County, then back toward Roanoke on northbound Interstate 81. About mile marker 125, Agee briefly stopped his Franklin County patrol car and shot and wounded a Virginia State Police sergeant, police said.
Almost a half-hour before Jennifer Carter Agee was shot to death on Memorial Day, the Franklin County Sheriff's Office was warned that her ex-husband had an assault rifle and was driving to Salem to kill her.
But Sheriff Ewell Hunt told his dispatch center not to issue a "be on the lookout" alert to other law enforcement agencies, saying he would take care of the situation himself, according to a sheriff's office radio call log.
Then the sheriff called the police department in Salem, where Jennifer Agee lived.
"I thought I could get the fastest response by making personal contact," Hunt said Tuesday.
Hunt failed to reach a Salem police supervisor. He left a message with a dispatcher asking for a return call, Salem Police Chief Jeff Dudley said.
Hunt's call was returned 13 minutes later, Salem city spokesman Mike Stevens said.
That was at 11:31 a.m. By then, Jennifer Agee, 30, lay dying, shot with a rifle not in Salem but in Roanoke, in the parking lot of the Sheetz convenience store on Orange Avenue.
Her former husband, Sheriffs Deputy Jonathan Agee, 32, then led police on a roundabout chase down U.S. 460 through Montgomery County, then back toward Roanoke on northbound Interstate 81. About mile marker 125, Agee briefly stopped his Franklin County patrol car and shot and wounded a Virginia State Police sergeant, police said.
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GUNS: HOW THEY MAKE ME WET MYSELF
by
LEGION TROLL
author resides in his mother's basement and absolutely enjoys his meaningless life because his only aspiration in life is to be a loser
by
LEGION TROLL
author resides in his mother's basement and absolutely enjoys his meaningless life because his only aspiration in life is to be a loser
Liberty
Libertarian Minded
Many individuals got a pink slip today.
They have children, and,,, a dog.
And bills to pay.
SmarterthanYou
rebel
Defenseless Alligator dispatched by rifle shots
Police responding to an alligator sighting in a suburban Kansas City pond took quick action to dispatch the big reptile.
It wasn't until after the second rifle shot bounced off the beast Sunday that the three Independence officers realized it was a concrete lawn ornament.
Police responding to an alligator sighting in a suburban Kansas City pond took quick action to dispatch the big reptile.
It wasn't until after the second rifle shot bounced off the beast Sunday that the three Independence officers realized it was a concrete lawn ornament.
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WinterBorn
Guest
I think we can all see how the idiot nearly killed himself. But don't let that stop you from blaming good gun owners and guns.