NRA Sues Obama Administration
Short video about how the NRA is suing the Obama administration regarding Obama's justice department and their latest back-door gun registration scheme.
http://video.foxnews.com/v/1095760427001/fierce-battle-over-gun-rights
You usual suspects, the rabid NRA critics that the NRA can't, won't and doesn't do anything right will of course spew your usual spittle. But the difference between you and the NRA is that most likely you are doing nothing for gun rights and the NRA is.
http://video.foxnews.com/v/1095760427001/fierce-battle-over-gun-rights
You usual suspects, the rabid NRA critics that the NRA can't, won't and doesn't do anything right will of course spew your usual spittle. But the difference between you and the NRA is that most likely you are doing nothing for gun rights and the NRA is.
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quote:Originally posted by Hunter Mag
quote:Originally posted by tr fox
quote:Originally posted by sovereignman
quote:Originally posted by Odawgp
quote:Originally posted by J 1357
Does the 2nd give me the right to own:
A abrahams battle tank.
An rpg.
A stinger missle.
A slef propelled howitzer.
A battleship.
Cobra gunship.
You people talk so loose.
Military weapons like those of today weren't eevn a dream, when the founding fathers wrote the bill of rights.
Tell me what the difference between an ak47 and a rpg are?
Both are designed to kill in a combat situation. Military weapons have no place in a civilized society. Based upon your reasoning, I should be able to go out and purchase a fully operational rpg, without any background check.
You people talk so loose!
How do you sleep at night?
Did you remember to take your medication?
Your right and wrong, The 2nd Amendment states "keep and bear"
Common sense tell us that keep and bear was never meant to be a cannon then or and RPG now.
The carried weapon of 1776 would translate into an ak47 or similar weapon such as an M-16 today.
Damn, Sovereignman, good one for you. When people come back with little more than insults, it means they have got nothing else left all else has failed.
But here is some good and sincere advice. Don't waste your time arguing with extremist constitutionalists on GB.com. They are blind to anything except for "their way or no way." the constitution as written. Save you efforts for something more productive other than me. You might have noticed I quit arguing with them. It's just like arguing with my dog. Believe me I've done it. A waste of time.
Fixed it for ya. No need to thank me. [;)]
That "fixed it for ya" has become juvenile. Fits ya'. Don't you at least admire my self control about me ignoring posts by lt496? Pay attention and you will see that, by contrast, he is compelled to read and respond to every post I post. At least here.
OBTW, I have been noticing that often when lt496 posts a snarky message, you jump in after him and post you own. Such linked behavior reminds me of a pimple on someones ass. Wherever that ass is, there is that pimple.0 -
quote:Originally posted by wifetrained
Gun control is simply "CONTROL", nothing more. Why is this so hard to understand by so many? Old NRA... New NRA....pre 1977....post 1977, sounds much like republican....democrat....liberal....conservative....left.....right....etc, etc, etc. It's all the same, maybe a slightly different package but beyond that...nothing but the same ol' predictable crap.
The problem is this incident happened last December and what has happened since then? Issa had his hearings that basically went no where, the typical brainless slugs showed up to either defend what they did or deny they knew anything, repeated document requests were either ignored or if provided were heavily redacted or were basically blank pieces of paper. Was anyone held in contempt, indicted or charged for obstruction, hell no one was even fired. It comes off as a typical DC dog and pony show for public consumption. Has anybody heard anything substancial since? I haven't.
A big thumbs up!
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quote:Originally posted by tr fox
quote:Originally posted by Hunter Mag
quote:Originally posted by tr fox
quote:Originally posted by sovereignman
quote:Originally posted by Odawgp
quote:Originally posted by J 1357
Does the 2nd give me the right to own:
A abrahams battle tank.
An rpg.
A stinger missle.
A slef propelled howitzer.
A battleship.
Cobra gunship.
You people talk so loose.
Military weapons like those of today weren't eevn a dream, when the founding fathers wrote the bill of rights.
Tell me what the difference between an ak47 and a rpg are?
Both are designed to kill in a combat situation. Military weapons have no place in a civilized society. Based upon your reasoning, I should be able to go out and purchase a fully operational rpg, without any background check.
You people talk so loose!
How do you sleep at night?
Did you remember to take your medication?
Your right and wrong, The 2nd Amendment states "keep and bear"
Common sense tell us that keep and bear was never meant to be a cannon then or and RPG now.
The carried weapon of 1776 would translate into an ak47 or similar weapon such as an M-16 today.
Damn, Sovereignman, good one for you. When people come back with little more than insults, it means they have got nothing else left all else has failed.
But here is some good and sincere advice. Don't waste your time arguing with extremist constitutionalists on GB.com. They are blind to anything except for "their way or no way." the constitution as written. Save you efforts for something more productive other than me. You might have noticed I quit arguing with them. It's just like arguing with my dog. Believe me I've done it. A waste of time.
Fixed it for ya. No need to thank me. [;)]
That "fixed it for ya" has become juvenile. Fits ya'. Don't you at least admire my self control about me ignoring posts by lt496? Pay attention and you will see that, by contrast, he is compelled to read and respond to every post I post. At least here.
OBTW, I have been noticing that often when lt496 posts a snarky message, you jump in after him and post you own. Such linked behavior reminds me of a pimple on someones ass. Wherever that ass is, there is that pimple.0 -
quote:Originally posted by pickenup
quote:Originally posted by tr fox
quote:Originally posted by Hunter Mag
quote:Originally posted by tr fox
quote:Originally posted by sovereignman
quote:Originally posted by Odawgp
quote:Originally posted by J 1357
Does the 2nd give me the right to own:
A abrahams battle tank.
An rpg.
A stinger missle.
A slef propelled howitzer.
A battleship.
Cobra gunship.
You people talk so loose.
Military weapons like those of today weren't eevn a dream, when the founding fathers wrote the bill of rights.
Tell me what the difference between an ak47 and a rpg are?
Both are designed to kill in a combat situation. Military weapons have no place in a civilized society. Based upon your reasoning, I should be able to go out and purchase a fully operational rpg, without any background check.
You people talk so loose!
How do you sleep at night?
Did you remember to take your medication?
Your right and wrong, The 2nd Amendment states "keep and bear"
Common sense tell us that keep and bear was never meant to be a cannon then or and RPG now.
The carried weapon of 1776 would translate into an ak47 or similar weapon such as an M-16 today.
Damn, Sovereignman, good one for you. When people come back with little more than insults, it means they have got nothing else left all else has failed.
But here is some good and sincere advice. Don't waste your time arguing with extremist constitutionalists on GB.com. They are blind to anything except for "their way or no way." the constitution as written. Save you efforts for something more productive other than me. You might have noticed I quit arguing with them. It's just like arguing with my dog. Believe me I've done it. A waste of time.
Fixed it for ya. No need to thank me. [;)]
That "fixed it for ya" has become juvenile. Fits ya'. Don't you at least admire my self control about me ignoring posts by lt496? Pay attention and you will see that, by contrast, he is compelled to read and respond to every post I post. At least here.
OBTW, I have been noticing that often when lt496 posts a snarky message, you jump in after him and post you own. Such linked behavior reminds me of a pimple on someones ass. Wherever that ass is, there is that pimple.
Yeah, but pickenup, you've gotta admit the above in red is funny.0 -
quote:Originally posted by J 1357
I've stated before and I'll state it again, assualt weapons have no legitimate place in a society governed by the rule of law.
Define assault weapons for me I am relatively new to the forums. Did the militia in 1776 have assault weapons? You seem to be hung up on semantics.0 -
quote:Originally posted by sovereignman
quote:Originally posted by J 1357
I've stated before and I'll state it again, assualt weapons have no legitimate place in a society governed by the rule of law.
Define assault weapons for me I am relatively new to the forums. Did the militia in 1776 have assault weapons? You seem to be hung up on semantics.
It's been nothing but semantics.0 -
quote:Originally posted by sovereignman
quote:Originally posted by J 1357
I've stated before and I'll state it again, assualt weapons have no legitimate place in a society governed by the rule of law.
Define assault weapons for me I am relatively new to the forums. Did the militia in 1776 have assault weapons? You seem to be hung up on semantics.
The anti-gun crowd has clearly defined "assault weapons" as semi-automatic firearms that look "scary." Even if a gun owner was willing to let "assault weapons" be outlawed, next the anti-gun crowd would name a new class of common firearms as "assault weapons" or "sniper weapons" or "cop killer weapons" or "long range weapons" and lobby to get those firearms banned. Pretty soon we gun people would be left with nothing but single shot firearms and then the anti-gun crowd would give them some evil sounding label because they "kill people."
In short, I doubt any innocent victim cares if he was killed by a semi-automatic firearm, a bolt action, a pump, a single shot, a single action revolver, or a double action revolver. The innocent victim is still dead. In addition, once you start letting the anti-gun crowd stick scary labels on particular guns to justify banning them, as I mentioned above, pretty soon the anti-gun crowd gets to preaching that all guns are "scary" and therefore it is reasonable to ban them.0 -
quote:Originally posted by lt496
quote:Originally posted by fshfndr
May I ask what all you nay sayers do for us beside just post here[?]
Sure...
We are providing a necessary service, since there are many who are completely unaware of factual NRA actions that are directly in support of gun-control.
Many people have never even thought such a thing and rather, simply rely on the name 'NRA' to satisfy themselves that whatever the action they take, it must be in support of the Constitution.
In addition, there are many others who have never had the issues surrounding various commonly accepted forms of anti-constitutional actions, such as gun-control, framed in light of Amendment II's text, the founding principles of this Republic and the principles of individual liberty.
Posing what is commonly accepted, against the yardstick of these things, can be very illustrative for some people.
As for what some 'do for us', well, that depends on who 'us' is.
If you are of the NRA bent, then I do nothing but point out the hypocrisy, deceit, lies, and erosive effect that your beliefs have on our liberty and on the fabric of the Republic and that likely pisses you off.
If, by 'us', you mean only the readers of such threads, then I have said what it is that we do in an above paragraph.
If by 'us', you refer to constitutionalists, liberty-advocates and Amendment II supporters, then we are openly and unwaveringly showing that there are some who are not weasels and some who believe in the Constitution as it is written and some who will not allow obfuscation on such fundamental issues to go unchallenged.
Anything else?
So basically you all are like ivory tower college professors, preaching your own thoughts to the public who has to live in the real world, all the while you are safe and sound in your ivory tower.
IOW, you have no skin in the game and all you do is blow hot air on the subject.0 -
quote:Originally posted by USN_Airdale
Mr.Fox, you certainly sound silly when you want to exempt the Negotiable Rights Association prior to 1977ad ? but if you insist, tell me who helped put the ban on M-16 rifles and similar weapons quote: Since the Firearms Owners' Protection Act of May 19, 1986, ownership of newly manufactured machine guns has been prohibited to civilians. Machine guns which were manufactured prior to the Act's passage are regulated under the National Firearms Act, but those manufactured after the ban cannot ordinarily be sold to or owned by civilians.
got a reply to the above quote ?
How about you show me where the NRA did it and maybe I will shut up.
Here is one example of how compromise and realizing you can't always get what you want is the only alternative. In 1993 The government, at the urging of Handgun control Inc. wanted to ban the so called "assault weapons." Gun banner Bill Clinton control the white house. His democrats controlled the house and senate. Is it impossible for you to not see that the AWB was unstoppable? Just Obama care was unstoppable?
So, as a last resort and with no other choice the NRA and the pro-gun side negoiatied a 10 year sunset clause into the AWB. Surely you don't think the anti-gun crowd was happy to introduce ANY such weakness into their bill? But they did because they could not be totally positive the bill would pass without the 10 year sunset clause.
After 10 years, the structure of government had changed and the anti-gun crowd could not get the AWB extended or reinstated. That 10 year sunset ban is the ONLY reason we don't still have the AWB. And it happened because of a "compromise."
Now, would you like to rewind the tape of history, remove that compromise of the 10 year sunset clause, and then you, me and every other gun owner would still be burdened with that stupid, worthless AWB?0 -
USN_Airdale
You could prove to fox that the NRA SUPPORTED the 1934 machine gun laws by showing him that IN THEIR VERY OWN PUBLICATION
(AMERICAN RIFLEMAN MAGAZINE, MARCH 1968 EDITION page 22)
they were PROUD of the following......
quote:The NRA supported The National Firearms Act of 1934 which taxes and requires registration of such firearms as machine guns, sawed-off rifles and sawed-off shotguns.
You could show him the transcript, where the NRA-ILA executive director stated the facts.
In an interview by Glen Beck, between Chris Cox (NRA-ILA executive director) and Paul Helmke (Brady bunch)
quote:HELMKE: That`s an interesting issue because there was a machine gun in effect ban that was passed by the federal government in 1934. What`s the NRA`s impression of that?
BECK: Chris, are you for fully automatic machine guns?
COX: We`ve never advocated fully automatic machine guns and Paul knows it.
You could even prove to him that the NRA SUPPORTED the 1986 bill that made civilian ownership of newly manufactured machine guns illegal.
But none of that would matter. You see, this has all been shown to him before. He ignores that facts, and dodges the issues as he did here. You can see, he even leaves a way to weasel out of a promise.
"MAYBE" he says.......maybe???.......
quote:Originally posted by tr fox
How about you show me where the NRA did it and maybe I will shut up.0 -
If one is willing to compromise on something now then they are willing to compromise on anything later. My view is this, gun rights and gun control are two seperate issues and the latter abrogates the former. 0 -
quote:Originally posted by pickenup
USN_Airdale
You could prove to fox that the NRA SUPPORTED the 1934 machine gun laws by showing him that IN THEIR VERY OWN PUBLICATION
(AMERICAN RIFLEMAN MAGAZINE, MARCH 1968 EDITION page 22)
they were PROUD of the following......
quote:The NRA supported The National Firearms Act of 1934 which taxes and requires registration of such firearms as machine guns, sawed-off rifles and sawed-off shotguns.
You could show him the transcript, where the NRA-ILA executive director stated the facts.
In an interview by Glen Beck, between Chris Cox (NRA-ILA executive director) and Paul Helmke (Brady bunch)
quote:HELMKE: That`s an interesting issue because there was a machine gun in effect ban that was passed by the federal government in 1934. What`s the NRA`s impression of that?
BECK: Chris, are you for fully automatic machine guns?
COX: We`ve never advocated fully automatic machine guns and Paul knows it.
You could even prove to him that the NRA SUPPORTED the 1986 bill that made civilian ownership of newly manufactured machine guns illegal.
But none of that would matter. You see, this has all been shown to him before. He ignores that facts, and dodges the issues as he did here. You can see, he even leaves a way to weasel out of a promise.
"MAYBE" he says.......maybe???.......
quote:Originally posted by tr fox
How about you show me where the NRA did it and maybe I will shut up.
So I finally got you to crawl out from under your rock. As I have said, the NRA until about 1977 did not take the 2A serious enough for me. Since then they have done pretty well. As least when compared to their competition of which there are none that is large and effective.
The NRA sure as hell does a lot more for gun rights than any of the derelicts around here.0 -
quote:Originally posted by wifetrained
If one is willing to compromise on something now then they are willing to compromise on anything later. My view is this, gun rights and gun control are two seperate issues and the latter abrogates the former.
Your comment only makes since if either there had never, ever been any gun control in America (whitch there has BTW) or somehow we gun owners were going to get rid of all gun control. In other words, you comments only make sense if two different worlds ever did or ever will exist.
They didn't or won't, so your comment tries to look like it says something but it actually says nothing. Oh, well. I tried and once again I give up in this case.0 -
quote:Originally posted by J 1357
I've stated before and I'll state it again, assualt weapons have no legitimate place in a society governed by the rule of law.
Since I have as of yet to see a weapon make an assault, methinks you're chasing windmills. But carry on there soldier of the enemy of my country!0
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