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  • varian

    its a test run for door to door gun confiscation.

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  • hillbille

    those are the times you answer the door in your underwear and snot running down your cheek, and ask em if they need a hug............

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  • mohawk600
    hillbille: 31150306241179/comments/31150312334619

    those are the times you answer the door in your underwear and snot running down your cheek, and ask em if they need a hug............

    With your "rabbit gun"

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  • Grasshopper

    KMA and that Saki woman has aged 5 years in 6 months because of the lies she does day in and day out. She won't last another 3 months and Joey from Scranton might not either.

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  • wetnap


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  • mac10

    i keep a nice section of gav pipe by garage door for headlight removal

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  • Ditch-Runner

    well I want Biden and the entire democratic party too lead by example spread out in the major cities and start door to door

    see how that goes for them

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  • Don McManus

    Everyone who wants a vaccine has already gotten one. It is time we stop spending money on this and let people reap the benefits of their own free will.

    These people have a fundamental misunderstanding of what it means to be American.

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  • select-fire

    Actually if they would show up ... I will walk out with some sort of firearm and invite them out back to shoot. Now Saturday Night Live could make a great skit out of that..

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  • cbxjeff

    Right Grasshopper. I promoted an over/under lotto for joe's tenure months ago but was informed (rightly) that any gambling on the form wasn't allowed. At the time, my thought for him was labor day and still feel that way. However, the fallout from that would be really ugly. Hang in there guys, it's going to be a rough ride.

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  • gartman

    Had a couple of people stop at the house asking about vaccinations. They were so scary I had to smile and thank them for coming by just to get them to leave. Feel lucky to be alive.

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  • Nanuq907

    Couple people came by and asked me about vaccinations. I told them "last few times it was Hawaii, next one is the Maldives".

    I offered to show them my tan lines but they left. Weird.

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  • owles

    Universal Studio's

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  • Don McManus
    gartman: 31150306241179/comments/31150343017243

    Had a couple of people stop at the house asking about vaccinations. They were so scary I had to smile and thank them for coming by just to get them to leave. Feel lucky to be alive.

    to each his own, gartman. Some will comply and some will politely turn them away. I will be in the latter camp. Fear has nothing to do with it, of course. Governments have boundaries, and this crosses one.

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  • jimdeere

    They’ll never get close enough to press my door bell.

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  • mohawk600

    If they actually set up the system of sending people door to door for vaccination/ vax awareness..........it should be a wake up call for all of us.

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  • pickenup

    I have no trespassing signs on both sides of my driveway.

    If they show up at my door, the conversation will NOT go well....for them.

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  • caterham

    I assume you all realize that the main reason the pandemic is continuing and that new variants are emerging is that not enough people have received vaccinations? If everyone were vaccinated the pandemic would be over. Just something to consider...

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  • gp52555
    caterham: 31150306241179/comments/31150367437723

    I assume you all realize that the main reason the pandemic is continuing and that new variants are emerging is that not enough people have received vaccinations? If everyone were vaccinated the pandemic would be over. Just something to consider...

    Wow, drank the kool-aid didn't ya?

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  • Don McManus
    caterham: 31150306241179/comments/31150367437723

    I assume you all realize that the main reason the pandemic is continuing and that new variants are emerging is that not enough people have received vaccinations? If everyone were vaccinated the pandemic would be over. Just something to consider...

    If everyone did a lot of different things, certain things would not happen.

    If, for example, everyone gave up their firearms, there would be no more shootings.

    If everyone stopped drinking, there would be no more deaths from cirrhosis of DUI wrecks.

    If everyone stopped eating beef and driving automobiles, there would be less 'greenhouse' gas emissions.

    All that said, the pandemic is over. As previously stated, anyone in the US who wants to be vaccinated has been vaccinated, and the number of vaccinated people who become severely ill or severely dead is statistically insignificant. The only people who are getting sick have made the choice to get sick. That is their right, and we all have the right of choice as to whether we should get vaccinated or not.

    That is the result of my consideration of the subject. A pandemic is something that is by definition not controllable. This one is well controlled here in the US, ergo it is no longer a pandemic. Government has done its job by stimulating private industry to develop the means of control. This now minor disease will progress as people choose to let it progress.

    As it should be.

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  • caterham
    Don McManus: 31150306241179/comments/31150355372315

    https://forums.gunbroker.com/discussion/comment/11283078#Comment_11283078

    If everyone did a lot of different things, certain things would not happen.

    If, for example, everyone gave up their firearms, there would be no more shootings.

    If everyone stopped drinking, there would be no more deaths from cirrhosis of DUI wrecks.

    If everyone stopped eating beef and driving automobiles, there would be less 'greenhouse' gas emissions.

    All that said, the pandemic is over. As previously stated, anyone in the US who wants to be vaccinated has been vaccinated, and the number of vaccinated people who become severely ill or severely dead is statistically insignificant. The only people who are getting sick have made the choice to get sick. That is their right, and we all have the right of choice as to whether we should get vaccinated or not.

    That is the result of my consideration of the subject. A pandemic is something that is by definition not controllable. This one is well controlled here in the US, ergo it is no longer a pandemic. Government has done its job by stimulating private industry to develop the means of control. This now minor disease will progress as people choose to let it progress.

    As it should be.


    I agree that every individual has the right to get sick if they choose to. People do NOT have the "right" to engage in behaviors (like not getting vaccinated) that put the rest of us at greater risk.

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  • gp52555
    caterham: 31150306241179/comments/31150368906523

    https://forums.gunbroker.com/discussion/comment/11283117#Comment_11283117

    I agree that every individual has the right to get sick if they choose to. People do NOT have the "right" to engage in behaviors (like not getting vaccinated) that put the rest of us at greater risk.

    Then stay home.

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  • Ruger4me

    caterham so you not only drank the Kool aide, you are actually making it and what others to buy your toxic mix.... I'd hate to guess your stand on the 2nd amendment since you so freely give up the right to ones own choice over their own bodies and what the government can do to them...

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  • mike55

    I think caterham is going forum to forum......kinda like door to door! SMH.

    To the folks with "No Soliciting" signs....Joe put out his playbook and told his people to simply IGNORE those signs. So that sign will work about as good as the do not call list! I agree tho, ask em to leave, then TELL them to leave if they do not leave ASAP.

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  • Smitty500mag

    Joe and his gang came by our house last night and I thought it was thieves breaking in so I took my shotgun out on the back porch and fired a couple shots up in the air and they ran away.

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  • mohawk600
    @...: 31150306241179/comments/

    https://forums.gunbroker.com/discussion/comment/11283253#Comment_11283253

    Ignoring caterham and getting back to the original topic of the thread, I think the best places to start the door-to-door adventure are the innermost parts of Chicago. Nothing bad ever happens in Chicago. After all, there are no guns! Safest place in the country, right?

    caterham and his lefty friends are too scared to go door to door (or anywhwere) in Southside Chitcago. They wouldn't last a minute there.........rural law abiding Americans are the real problem after all.

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  • Don McManus
    caterham: 31150306241179/comments/31150368906523

    https://forums.gunbroker.com/discussion/comment/11283117#Comment_11283117

    I agree that every individual has the right to get sick if they choose to. People do NOT have the "right" to engage in behaviors (like not getting vaccinated) that put the rest of us at greater risk.

    COVID-19 Breakthrough Case Investigations and Reporting | CDC
    Information and resources to help public health departments and laboratories investigate and report COVID-19 vaccine breakthrough cases.

    If one chooses to the believe the above, as of 6 July, there were 733 cases of Covid death among Americans who have been vaccinated and 3,554 Covid hospitalizations.

    In a country of 350 million people, I do not see how the non-vaccinated are putting the vaccinated at any significant risk.

    Time to live and let live, my friend. If you are afraid to go to a restaurant after being vaccinated, it is on you. Not on society.

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  • Mr. Perfect

    No need for a vaccine for me. I had the rona. It wasn't even as bad as some flus I've had-- barely worse than some colds I've had and not even as bad as others. I know others have had a worse result (mostly because of age or complicating factors) but listening to the SCIENCE led me down the path I chose and the outcome I had. And even if I were in a higher risk group I don't think I would have done things differently. That's just the mentality I have... I'm not afraid even of death.


    But tell me this. Why the F is the "party of science" ignoring the science to push some experimental treatment on folks claiming it's the saviour of the world? If you do your homework you will see a lot of the stories from folks with very BAD reactions to the experimental treatment (strokes, blood clots, and loss of function are the common thread) and that in folks who, like me, would suffer few if any ill effects from a SARS virus. Yet these same science worshippers ignore their god and push their agenda on folks that have little to no risk otherwise. Hmmmm


    The answer is pretty clear if you stop and think about it. Notice how bullying and coersion is now being used? It's all about power and control. Well, they ain't gonna control me, and if it comes to a fight, they will be hard pressed to win that one. And so this door to door campaign... well, they're not going to have a fun encounter at my home.

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  • BobJudy

    I am a firm believer in a person having the right to choose. Because I am in a high risk group I chose to be vaccinated. If it should come to pass that some poorly paid drone comes to my door inquiring about vaccinations I will politely decline to answer any questions. I will not take out my displeasure brought on by the invasion of privacy out on the person at the door because they are only doing what the employer is telling them to do. They aren't the enemy, Washington is the problem. Kind of like the census takers - answer what is necessary and ignore all the other questions. Privacy to me is paramount. Bob

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