How the NRA Went From Best Friend of the Nation's Police to Harsh Enemy of Law Enforc

[signalmankenneth]

http://www.alternet.org/print/how-nra-went-best-friend-nations-police-harsh-enemy-law-enforcement

 

[apple0154]

http://www.alternet.org/print/how-nra-went-best-friend-nations-police-harsh-enemy-law-enforcement

(Excerpt) History showed that reasonable gun controls were warranted and acceptable to both parties (R&D) and that the moral high ground was with public safety—not unbending rights to firearms. (End)

Unfortunately, some folks just can't grasp the common good.

 

[Anti-Party]

(Excerpt) History showed that reasonable gun controls were warranted and acceptable to both parties (R&D) and that the moral high ground was with public safety—not unbending rights to firearms. (End)

Unfortunately, some folks just can't grasp the common good.

Common good? Libertarians are about individualism. How dare you think that you aren't the only person in America.

 

[Minister of Truth]

Actually, he's not in America - he's in Canada.

 

[apple0154]

Actually, he's not in America - he's in Canada.

Anti-party was referring to Libertarians and used "you" in reference to them. That said, you, specifically 3-D, does look good holding the Canadian flag.

 

[SmarterthanYou]

(Excerpt) History showed that reasonable gun controls were warranted and acceptable to both parties (R&D) and that the moral high ground was with public safety—not unbending rights to firearms. (End)

Unfortunately, some folks just can't grasp the common good.

Tyrants, both R & D, always use 'safety and security' as their emotional plea for more power and control, because who could be against safety and security? it's always too late for the suckers who buy in to it though, as evidenced by over 100 million dead civilians at the hands of their government, once they were disarmed.