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Oldtimer said:
Sandhusker said:
OT, "Thats why I would rather see the pro gun movement work with the anti folks on putting some restrictions on purchasing and owning assault weapons..."

And that will solve what problem?

Remove or better regulate the true assault weapons- the AK's, the Chicoms, etc-- that many of the moderates and independents- along with some conservatives agree should not be in the hands of anybody and everybody- and that drives more folks from supporting the progun followings ......

NRA used to have a big backing of law enforcement folks- including the Chiefs of Police Assn- National Sheriffs Assn- retired Officers Assn- etc. etc.----but the assault rifle issue lost them many many of these...

And regulating those weapons fixes what problem?
 
Sandhusker said:
Oldtimer said:
Sandhusker said:
OT, "Thats why I would rather see the pro gun movement work with the anti folks on putting some restrictions on purchasing and owning assault weapons..."

And that will solve what problem?

Remove or better regulate the true assault weapons- the AK's, the Chicoms, etc-- that many of the moderates and independents- along with some conservatives agree should not be in the hands of anybody and everybody- and that drives more folks from supporting the progun followings ......

NRA used to have a big backing of law enforcement folks- including the Chiefs of Police Assn- National Sheriffs Assn- retired Officers Assn- etc. etc.----but the assault rifle issue lost them many many of these...

And regulating those weapons fixes what problem?

It helps dull the scream that goes out nationwide the next time there is a Virgina Tech University or Columbine type shooting using assault weapons - and folks want to know why their government wasn't doing more to protect them- from both the weapons and the nutcases wielding them ...

And the overreaction which will eventually come if nothing is done.....

And comically- I've found over the years- that when its their friends, family, or acquaintances involved- conservatives can be just as loud or louder wanting to know why it was allowed to happen- and why government doesn't have more authority to head stuff off....
 
Oldtimer said:
Sandhusker said:
Oldtimer said:
Remove or better regulate the true assault weapons- the AK's, the Chicoms, etc-- that many of the moderates and independents- along with some conservatives agree should not be in the hands of anybody and everybody- and that drives more folks from supporting the progun followings ......

NRA used to have a big backing of law enforcement folks- including the Chiefs of Police Assn- National Sheriffs Assn- retired Officers Assn- etc. etc.----but the assault rifle issue lost them many many of these...

And regulating those weapons fixes what problem?

It helps dull the scream that goes out nationwide the next time there is a Virgina Tech University or Columbine type shooting using assault weapons - and folks want to know why their government wasn't doing more to protect them- from both the weapons and the nutcases wielding them ...

And the overreaction which will eventually come if nothing is done.....

And comically- I've found over the years- that when its their friends, family, or acquaintances involved- conservatives can be just as loud or louder wanting to know why it was allowed to happen- and why government doesn't have more authority to head stuff off....

Speaking of overreaction, neither the Virginia Tech shooter nor the Columbine shooters used any of the weapons on Obama's list. This obviously is yet another case of liberal's emotions overriding facts and logic.

Again, I ask, what problems are they solving?
 
Oldtimer said:
Hypo2 said:
OT, are you talking Assault weapon or Fully Automatic weapon?

Assault weapon-- the AK 47 and Chicom styled stuff....

How many people have been killed in this country with a Chicom vs, say, prescription drugs? Beer? Smokes? Mountain climbing?
 
'Spare the criminal, punish the gun'
Seattle Gun Rights Examiner ^ | 12 March, 2009 | Dave Workman

Posted on March-14-09 10:34:23 PM by marktwain

Let me see if I have this straight. In the wake of a mass killing in Alabama, gun control fanatics believe that the kind of firearms used by the killer – who graciously took his own life – ought to be banned.

Meanwhile, as the clock ticked down toward the execution of convicted killer Cal Coburn Brown for the brutal 1991 torture-slaying of Holly Washa, some people are whining that the death penalty is cruel and unusual punishment and it's not right to execute monsters like Brown.

Are these people nuts? Former Washington Supreme Court Justice Robert F. Utter has a more pragmatic approach to why he opposes the death penalty, and while I think he is wrong about executing people, he is honest and rational, rather than simply emotional. And he offers points worthy of public debate.

Brown's attorney, Gil Levy, quoted by the Seattle Post-Intelligencer – itself facing kind of a "death penalty" (but that's another story) – declared "It's uncivilized for the government to kill people for any reason."

Well, one must ask how Mr. Levy feels about how civilized it is for guys like his client to kill people for pretty much no reason, other than the fact that he is a "sexual sadist," as described by court psychologists.

When not trying to pass forged checks, Brown raped and tortured Washa for nearly two days, shocking her with an extension cord and burning her with a hair dryer.

Had Alabama mass killer Michael McLendon not killed himself, it's a no-brainer to conclude that the State of Alabama would have done it after convicting him of ten killings.

Brown used a knife to butcher Holly Washa, who had her whole life to live. Maybe, if we use the logic applied to the Alabama killings by the Brady Campaign to Prevent Gun Violence, knives ought to be banned, eh?

We do not live in a perfect society, but it is better than anarchy, and far more civilized, we are told, than societies that sentence women to death by stoning for infidelity, or puts people to death by public beheading. There are many who think Cal Coburn Brown ought to be publicly hanged.

Mr. Brown is being held responsible for his grisly crime, not the knife he used. The recently-late Mr. McLendon was solely responsible for the horrible crime he committed, not the rifles he used.

There can be no greater evidence of the ineffectiveness of restrictive gun laws than the massacre in Germany that happened within hours of the Alabama rampage. Germany has very strict gun laws, yet they did not prevent a 17-year-old from killing more than a dozen people.

We're sending admitted con man Bernie Madoff to prison for what will essentially be the rest of his life. He bilked billions, but he didn't kill anyone outright. He simply destroyed them financially. But we're locking Madoff up, not the money he used to entice others into his scheme. He will justifiably rot.

Individuals must be held accountable for their bad deeds, not the weapons they use, be they guns, knives or dollar bills.

http://www.freerepublic.com/focus/f-news/2206846/posts
 
Alice,
See, you define re-education as the camps and the communist/fascist sense of the idea. Americans are not properly educated on the founding of this country. I didn't say liberals need to be "forced" into re-education, they just need to re-educate themselves so they can make intelligent decisions instead of emotional ones. I believe in the political spectrum where communism and fascism are more similar then different and are both on the the left side with too much government. On the right is Anarchy, no government, that obviously doesn't work. In the middle is People's law, we need just enough government to prevent anarchy.

OT,
Gun control is a NO COMPROMISE game. Gun control doesn't work, it only allows criminals to be the armed ones and have no resistance. It's a flawed ideal. You can't compromise your rights, the anti-gunners will never stop, they will continue to take small bites until they can take big ones. They almost didn't add the bill of rights because they were Natural Law, they are the rights given to you by your creator, not a privilege given to you by your government. What part of "the right to bear arms shall not be infringed" is not understood? The fact that they used the word arms means weapons period. Technology had come a long way for them since stones and swords and they didn't want to set any limit. The whole idea is an armed population to defend themselves and keep the government in check. Government is a necessary evil, but it has the natural instinct to gain power, gain size and it's the peoples duty to keep that from happening. We can't argue with each other about what kind of guns are ok, what kind aren't, we need to stand together and look at what the right is, it's right there in the Constitution, it's pretty simple. There is no compromise
 
Ben H- I'm not a gun control fanatic-- but do recognize thru time that as the technological advances came along it was necessary for the countries lawmakers to set some rules and regulations- which has been held up by the Supreme Court thru the years and even in their latest broader ruling...

But like I say- those that support anyone and everyone having access to any kind or type of weapon will be those that eventually lose us all our weapons...
Many already see all gun folks as extremists- and than when these gun groups support ownership of guns that have no real use or design than to kill people or fight wars- this fuels the fire...

Most moderate- and middle of the road folks- even gun owners can't see why anyone would want to or need to own weapons designed only for fighting wars and killing people...And the argument that they are needed to take on their subversive government- or protect themselves from the military- or makes them look more like whackjobs- and loses them more support...About the same as saying everyone needs a LAWS rocket in the closet......

I don't think assault weapons should be banned- but I do think there should be a much greater background check/restrictions for ownership- limits on amounts bought- so they can't be just fronting for some gangbanger group and buying 100's at a time- and tracing put on every one sold....
 
OT, "I don't think assault weapons should be banned-..."

Well then, my friend, why have you been defending a ban?
 
Sandhusker said:
OT, "I don't think assault weapons should be banned-..."

Well then, my friend, why have you been defending a ban?

He's told so many lies, he can't keep up with them anymore. :roll: :roll:
 
Sandhusker said:
OT, "I don't think assault weapons should be banned-..."

Well then, my friend, why have you been defending a ban?

I don't think I have- I've been defending the right to ban them or regulate them- just like machine gun ownership has been regulated....I prefer regulation....That is why I've always thought it would be in the best interest of both the pro gun and the anti gun to work together to come up with a compromise law-- rather than both their set in stone stances...
 
It helps dull the scream that goes out nationwide the next time there is a Virgina Tech University or Columbine type shooting using assault weapons - and folks want to know why their government wasn't doing more to protect them- from both the weapons and the nutcases wielding them ...

First of all, those boys broke the law when they entered the school grounds with guns, bombs, and knives.

It didn't matter if the guns they carried were illegal, if the knives they carried were illegal, or the bombs they carried were illegal, they were intent on doing harm to others in some fashion.

Outlawing the guns (the assault weapons or the saw-off shotguns) was not an answer to this crime.

Government can't be all things to all people. Sometimes evil people will do evil things to others....................and it cannot be stopped.

Why don't we just outlaw "Evil" period?
 
Oldtimer said:
Sandhusker said:
OT, "I don't think assault weapons should be banned-..."

Well then, my friend, why have you been defending a ban?

I don't think I have- I've been defending the right to ban them or regulate them- just like machine gun ownership has been regulated....I prefer regulation....That is why I've always thought it would be in the best interest of both the pro gun and the anti gun to work together to come up with a compromise law-- rather than both their set in stone stances...

I keep asking what problem regulating and/or banning these weapons is going to fix and nobody has offered anything yet. The lack of an answer proves my point, that these weapons are really causing no problems, and thus nothing will be "fixed" by banning them! This is just the knee-jerk emotional response to a micro-issue that has no factual basis that we expect from liberals.

And to make matters worse, you're violating the Constitution in order to deal with the non-issue! Some rational thinking would be greatly appreciated, however that excludes liberals.
 
Oldtimer said:
Hypo2 said:
OT, are you talking Assault weapon or Fully Automatic weapon?

Assault weapon-- the AK 47 and Chicom styled stuff....

That does not answer the question? AK 47' are not all automatic. We already have a ban on Automatics. I feel reasonable in that I can handle a ban on Automatics with out a special licenses. But just to ban guns like the AR15 or the AK 47 because they resemble their fully automatic counter parts is retarded!

I have an AR 15 Bushmaster and I have it for the sole reason it is a good target gun and a good gun to have around incase I need long range protection for my family. Should I be forced to have a Remington 700 to do this job just because some left loon believes that the AR 15 looks like the Military M16?
 
Rights Lost Through Government
"Crisis" Management
by Jim Butler
March 2009 GunNews








It appears the the bloom is already starting to fade on the Obama Administration as they face reality in trying to govern this great country of ours. Some of their supporters are openly talking about changing America to a socialist country. Even China is smarter than that. China has become an economic powerhouse by embracing the capitalistic system with its obvious advantages in modernizing their country. They are trying to move their country forward not backward. Anybody remember the dismal record of socialist East Germany?

Rahm Emanuel, Obama's Chief of Staff, is reported as saying never let a good "crisis" pass without taking advantage of it. These elitist politicians and their followers always claim authority by scientific, reasonable or enlightened reasons. Their rules are for the good of everyone as they take authority over all aspects of our lives. These include:

. Health
. Welfare
. Morality
. Safety
. Education
. Economy

These people believe that we are not smart enough to live without their rules, power, and say they "care" about our future. They believe anything not under government control is by definition out of control. Governments always gain power during times of crisis. Unfortunately the people never get them back! The crisis doesn't have to be a war. It can be any sort of "crisis", real or manufactured, that manipulates the people to give up their freedoms.

Firearm owners who have borne the brunt of such "crisis" know how these schemes work, but it is basically the same for the others listed above. Remember the events leading up to the enormously expensive stimulus package which our great grandchildren and even their children will have to pay for. And when it doesn't work there will be calls for another huge amount of money. Then the specter of hyper-inflation along with government control of business, socialism, and higher taxes. The economic stimulus package will end up costing us more than World War II.

Keep in mind how lawful firearm owners and their firearms have been demonized throughout the years. A good example is the phony 1994 "Assault Weapon Ban", against semiautomatic firearms which have been owned and used by American citizens for over 100 years. This was done by exploiting the public's confusion over fully-automatic machine guns versus semiautomatic firearms. The Obama Administration would like to see the ban which expired in 2004, expanded and renewed again.

Here is how the "crisis" schemes work. A "crisis" is discovered by interest groups, the politicians who cater to them and the media who are in the politicians pocket.

Then the horror stories and statistics suddenly appear everywhere! Isolated tragedies or diseases are proclaimed as "Plagues", affecting millions!

Advocacy groups than target "Greedy" private interest groups that "caused" the problem. We are then told that our only hope is to pass Federal Legislation. Anyone who questions the "crisis" is damned by the media. Sound familiar?

New polls suddenly appear showing huge support for legislation to fix the problem. The public "demands" immediate action. Politicians then churn out massive legislation.

True facts are ignored as the public continues to accept the original exaggerated claims and lies.

Unfortunately, the nation has to live with these ill-conceived laws for years perhaps even centuries -- because oppressive laws are rarely repealed, nor are bad programs done away with.

When costs soar people suffer and corporate lawyers and bureaucrats are the real beneficiaries. When the laws and programs fail, the standard response is more laws and regulations along with more and harsher punishment.

When all this still doesn't work pass more and more laws, regulations, and still harsher punishment.

So now you have a slight inkling of where the Obama Administration is heading. Things don't look good for Americans especially if they happen to be entrepreneurs or firearm owners.




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"A Constitution of government once changed
from freedom can never be restored.
Liberty once lost is lost forever."
John Quincy Adams.....U.S. President 1825-29

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http://sangamoncorifleassociation.org/asiseeit/asiseeitmar09.html
 
Reader, "Second, gun rights advocates do need to work with the anti folks to solve the problem in a WORKABLE way instead of yelling Second Amendment and Constitution."

WHAT IS THE PROBLEM? You ban AR-15s and that solves WHAT?
 
Oldtimer said:
Sandhusker said:
OT, "I don't think assault weapons should be banned-..."

Well then, my friend, why have you been defending a ban?

I don't think I have- I've been defending the right to ban them or regulate them- just like machine gun ownership has been regulated....I prefer regulation....That is why I've always thought it would be in the best interest of both the pro gun and the anti gun to work together to come up with a compromise law-- rather than both their set in stone stances..]/b].


What compromise has the "anti-gun crowd" offered in the last 233 years?
 
Sandhusker said:
Reader, "Second, gun rights advocates do need to work with the anti folks to solve the problem in a WORKABLE way instead of yelling Second Amendment and Constitution."

WHAT IS THE PROBLEM? You ban AR-15s and that solves WHAT?

Just shows you how silly Liberals are, The AR 15 shoots the same bullet as the Ruger mini 14 Ranch rifle, but because one is shaped in the same style as an M 16 military rifle they want to ban it. Just more fluff and no substance from the Liberal!
 

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