If they aren't voting for an amendment to the Constituion through Article 5 procedures then they are wasting their time.
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If they aren't voting for an amendment to the Constituion through Article 5 procedures then they are wasting their time.
Leonthecat
Racism Watchdog
They are smarter than you.
And your point? The assault weapons ban didn't stop it did it you stupid fucking nigger dick taking faggot?
Leonthecat
Racism Watchdog
The shooters also possessed a TEC-DC9 semi-automatic handgun, which had a long history. The manufacturer of the TEC-DC9 first sold it to Miami-based Navegar Incorporated. It was then sold to Zander's Sporting Goods in Baldwin, Illinois in 1994. The gun was later sold to Thornton, Colorado, firearms dealer Larry Russell. In violation of federal law, Russell failed to keep records of the sale, yet he determined that the purchaser of the gun was twenty-one years of age or older. He was unable to identify the pictures of Klebold, Anderson, or Harris shown to him by police after the shooting. Two men, Mark Manes and Philip Duran, were convicted of supplying weapons to the two.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Eric_Harris_and_Dylan_Klebold
Sirthinksalot was trying desperately to imply that the gun Klebold used was just an ordinary handgun.
It was anything but just an ordinary handgun, racist.
Leonthecat
Racism Watchdog
Would that include anyone marching in a protest working toward banning assault guns?
Sirthinksalot
Verified User
Nice deflection away from the bull shit nature of your comparison.
Was your point to show how scary a 9mm handgun can be made to look?
BTW, it's still a semi auto handgun.
What in your opinion are the characteristics that show someone is a "gun nut"?
Leonthecat
Racism Watchdog
My point was that Klebold used an assault weapon.
Sirthinksalot
Verified User
One of my points was that the gun you posted functions exactly like a lot of other 9mm round firing hand guns. But most of them weren't banned because they didn't look as scary.
Leonthecat
Racism Watchdog
That should make the Parkland kids feel so much safer.
Have you bought your bump-stock yet?
Sirthinksalot
Verified User
I don't think it's wise to legislate based on the feelings of children.
hvilleherb
Verified User
"It's for the children" is what the libs say every time they want to pass new legislation.
Irish Exit
Verified User
Perhaps but most of that teenage bracket notoriously doesn't show up at the polls come election day. Registering them is the easy part.
Leonthecat
Racism Watchdog
These "children" are of voting age. Their movement is gaining momentum moving towards November.
They will vote against your feelings about owning assault weapons.
LOL
BodyDouble
New member
That is something that is not likely to happen any time soon.
moon
Satire for Sanity
I was agreeing with Country Boy's view on collective punishment when he said;
To which I replied;
The point being that those reading this who have no experience of collective punishment need only to look at how the system operates in Palestine under the neoZionist regime.
Thanks for asking.
Thankfully, there will be enough adults who will be honest with these kids and and answer all their questions and concerns. There is a great deal of confusion and misunderstanding, no thanks to the organization that promotes these "walks". That's even more obvious now that the event is over. Not a problem, though. Plenty of time before they make that first trip to the polls.
Israel doesn't collectively punish anyone they destroy the homes of terrorists you little rapefugee Muslim faggot.
Althea
Althea told me...
I see what you did there
I didn't say a thing about "thoughts and prayers" when it comes to talking to students. This is about how to handle the discussions in schools and communities. Although I do know that for many young people, thoughts and prayers will always be a part of their lives.