One Innocent Halloween Prank + One Gun Nut= Innocent Kid in Hospital!
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evince
Truthmatters
and yes I call people out no matter what they call themselves.
and if your a backstabber your a backstabber.
there are those whop want to destroy my party from the inside.
they dont get a chance with me arround
Lorca
Don't fence me in
No, the anti-gun people were hysterical and couldnt even see straight, much less think straight. Completely irrational after a horrific (and very rare) incident.
THey went off the deep end and put ridiculous pressure on their state and local representatives and spewed disinformation all over the place. Your posts are an excellent example....you have no idea what you are talking about re: background checks...even when you provide your own link you cant understand it.
cawacko
Well-known member
So basically if they don't walk in lock step with what you feel the party line is you will call them out. Do you not see the irony here based on your prior statements?
Lorca
Don't fence me in
Really? How are you stopping me? Good lord my sides hurt from laughing out loud here. (Not just lol, but IRL)
Lorca
Don't fence me in
Heil Deshler!
Lorca
Don't fence me in
There was and most of it revolved around stuff you just showed you didnt understand. And still dont.
Hysterical people reacting to horrible events dont make sense.
evince
Truthmatters
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sandy_Hook_Elementary_School_shooting#Gun_control
month after the shooting, President Obama cited the incident while announcing proposals for increased gun control. His proposals included universal background checks on firearms purchases, an assault weapons ban, and limiting magazine capacity to 10 cartridges. Relatives of the victims in the shooting and survivors from other mass shootings were official guests during the announcement.[162][163]
On January 17, 2013, the Utah Sheriffs’ Association sent a letter to President Obama criticizing attempts "to demonize firearms". In the letter, they suggested that they would refuse to uphold federal laws that restricted the Second Amendment rights of their constituents.[164]
In reaction to anticipated restrictions on firearms, gun permit applications increased dramatically[165][166] in a multi-state trend that followed the shooting.[167]
On April 17, a bill that would have seen the restrictions on gun control, known as the Manchin-Toomey Background Checks Bill, failed to pass the U.S. Senate by six votes, with 48 Democrats and 4 Republicans voting for the bill, and 5 Democrats and 41 Republicans voting against.[168] The NRA released a statement critiquing the bill, stating that "expanding background checks, at gun shows or elsewhere, will not reduce violent crime or keep our kids safe in their schools." [169] In a speech the following day, Obama called the failing of the bill "shameful" and stated how the Republicans had "wilfully lied" about the proposal on background checks, while Ted Cruz, a leading opponent of the bill, stated that making a registry is the only way to make the background checks effective
month after the shooting, President Obama cited the incident while announcing proposals for increased gun control. His proposals included universal background checks on firearms purchases, an assault weapons ban, and limiting magazine capacity to 10 cartridges. Relatives of the victims in the shooting and survivors from other mass shootings were official guests during the announcement.[162][163]
On January 17, 2013, the Utah Sheriffs’ Association sent a letter to President Obama criticizing attempts "to demonize firearms". In the letter, they suggested that they would refuse to uphold federal laws that restricted the Second Amendment rights of their constituents.[164]
In reaction to anticipated restrictions on firearms, gun permit applications increased dramatically[165][166] in a multi-state trend that followed the shooting.[167]
On April 17, a bill that would have seen the restrictions on gun control, known as the Manchin-Toomey Background Checks Bill, failed to pass the U.S. Senate by six votes, with 48 Democrats and 4 Republicans voting for the bill, and 5 Democrats and 41 Republicans voting against.[168] The NRA released a statement critiquing the bill, stating that "expanding background checks, at gun shows or elsewhere, will not reduce violent crime or keep our kids safe in their schools." [169] In a speech the following day, Obama called the failing of the bill "shameful" and stated how the Republicans had "wilfully lied" about the proposal on background checks, while Ted Cruz, a leading opponent of the bill, stated that making a registry is the only way to make the background checks effective
evince
Truthmatters
evince
Truthmatters
http://www.washingtonpost.com/blogs...-on-guns-why-isnt-this-a-political-slam-dunk/
90 percent of Americans want expanded background checks on guns. Why isn’t this a political slam dunk?
90 percent of Americans want expanded background checks on guns. Why isn’t this a political slam dunk?
Lorca
Don't fence me in
What do they expand into? What rights are they taking away by doing that? WHat are the 'expanded' things they want to know?
90% of Americans agree that background checks are a good idea, period. And we already have them.
Lorca
Don't fence me in
What does 'universal' mean? Do you even know? Have you seen it written out? I havent. No idea what it means.
It just sounds good to hysterical people and plays well for some politicians and the media.
WHat does 'universal' mean when all 50 states already have background checks and those do include mental illness?
/MSG/
Uwaa OmO
Warrants, citizenship, etc. Unlike voting...
christiefan915
Catalyst
Definitely for ringing a doorbell.
Yoshihiro Hattori (服部 剛丈 Hattori Yoshihiro[SUP]?[/SUP], November 22, 1975 – October 17, 1992) was a Japanese exchange student residing in Baton Rouge, Louisiana, United States, at the time of his death. Hattori was on his way to a Halloween party and went to the wrong house by accident. The property owner, Rodney Peairs, shot and killed Hattori, thinking he was trespassing with criminal intent. The controversial homicide, and Peairs's subsequent acquittal in the state court of Louisiana, received worldwide attention.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Death_of_Yoshihiro_Hattori
/MSG/
Uwaa OmO
Wow, that is good.
/MSG/
Uwaa OmO
Warrants, citizenship, restraining orders, etc. Far more stringent than any other right. But god forbid you show an I.D. to VOTE.
SmarterthanYou
rebel
you tell us, you do it all the time.
SmarterthanYou
rebel
if 90% wanted blacks to be enslaved again, should it be a political slam dunk?
Anti-Party
Tea Is The New Kool-Aid
So by your IDIOT perspective we blame "dirt" next. "Dead teen found in ground". You think that the ground, the dirt, did this. YOu are one uneducated moron.