Were The Bombers Responsible Gun Owners

SmarterthanYou said:
It is complete intellectual dishonesty to ignore that banning a handful of guns a step at a time is coming after guns piecemeal.
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And it's intellectual stupidity to think that anyone at any time has suggested taking all guns away.

Darla said:
Wow I was gone five minutes and SF was brutally skewered and I didn't even have to raise a finger!
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Didja see where I spanked him about deaths attributed to illegal internet gun sales?

christiefan915 said:
OT but I'm really curious about this "walking on the graves of...." BS. Who started that, Beck? Limbaugh? Coulter?
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Couldn't have been Breitbart, cuz....well....you know....:)
 
christiefan915 said:
OT but I'm really curious about this "walking on the graves of...." BS. Who started that, Beck? Limbaugh? Coulter?
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Don't know but probably the same people that say that the immigration reform bill should be stopped because of the Boston Marathom Bombings, like the aforementioned Chuck Grassley.
 
christiefan915 said:
SEC. 103. RULE OF CONSTRUCTION.
Nothing in this title, or any amendment made by this title, shall be construed to-
(1) expand in any way the enforcement authority or jurisdiction of the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms, and Explosives; or
(2) allow the establishment, directly or indirectly, of a Federal firearms registry.

http://www.toomey.senate.gov/?p=press_release&id=968
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and we all know the federal governments strict adherence to the letter of the law, do we not? i.e. fast and furious for one.
 
SmarterthanYou said:
and we all know the federal governments strict adherence to the letter of the law, do we not? i.e. fast and furious for one.
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This is the second stupidest argument that comes from the gun nutters, the first being the argument that criminals don't obey laws so there's no use passing them.
 
SmarterthanYou said:
I know for a fact that you've been shown Feinsteins quote during the clinton years about 'mr and mrs america, turn em all in', right?
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That's one person.

Dungheap said:
This is the second stupidest argument that comes from the gun nutters, the first being the argument that criminals don't obey laws so there's no use passing them.
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What they don't realize is the guns they use are stolen from so-called responsible gun owners.
 
Dungheap said:
This is the second stupidest argument that comes from the gun nutters, the first being the argument that criminals don't obey laws so there's no use passing them.
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please tell us proles WHY this is a stupid argument. should we just normally expect the federal government to ignore the law?
 
Darla said:
It's the right who is fear mongering - OBAMA COMING TO GET YOUR GUNS!, not the left.
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Fear times ten.

2008
Bernie Conatser has never seen business this good. The owner of a gun shop in the Washington suburb of Manassas, Virginia, Conatser said sales have doubled or tripled since this time last year. On Saturday, he said, he did as much business as he would normally do in a week.

"I have been in business for 12 years, and I was here for Y2K, September 11, Katrina," Conatser said, as a steady stream of customers browsed what remained of his stock. "And all of those were big events, and we did notice a spike in business, but nothing on the order of what we are seeing right now."

Weapons dealers in much of the United States are reporting sharply higher sales since Barack Obama won the presidency a week ago. Buyers and sellers attribute the surge to worries that Obama and a Democratic-controlled Congress will move to restrict firearm ownership, despite the insistence of campaign aides that the president-elect supports gun rights and considers the issue a low priority.

http://www.cnn.com/2008/CRIME/11/11/obama.gun.sales/

2012
Gun sales are up in the wake of Barack Obama's re-election on Tuesday, driven by fears of tighter regulations under a Democratic president, especially for firearms that might be classified as assault weapons. "Sales are up," said John Kielbasa, owner of Fernwood Firearms in Hankins, N.Y. "I had a guy waiting here first thing in the morning [after the election.] He came in, bought two AK-47s."

http://money.cnn.com/2012/11/09/news/economy/gun-control-obama/index.html
 
christiefan915 said:
Fear times ten.

2008
Bernie Conatser has never seen business this good. The owner of a gun shop in the Washington suburb of Manassas, Virginia, Conatser said sales have doubled or tripled since this time last year. On Saturday, he said, he did as much business as he would normally do in a week.

"I have been in business for 12 years, and I was here for Y2K, September 11, Katrina," Conatser said, as a steady stream of customers browsed what remained of his stock. "And all of those were big events, and we did notice a spike in business, but nothing on the order of what we are seeing right now."

Weapons dealers in much of the United States are reporting sharply higher sales since Barack Obama won the presidency a week ago. Buyers and sellers attribute the surge to worries that Obama and a Democratic-controlled Congress will move to restrict firearm ownership, despite the insistence of campaign aides that the president-elect supports gun rights and considers the issue a low priority.

http://www.cnn.com/2008/CRIME/11/11/obama.gun.sales/

2012
Gun sales are up in the wake of Barack Obama's re-election on Tuesday, driven by fears of tighter regulations under a Democratic president, especially for firearms that might be classified as assault weapons. "Sales are up," said John Kielbasa, owner of Fernwood Firearms in Hankins, N.Y. "I had a guy waiting here first thing in the morning [after the election.] He came in, bought two AK-47s."

http://money.cnn.com/2012/11/09/news/economy/gun-control-obama/index.html
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Great post - fear is very good for business it seems.
 
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