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Pretty good response from a Sherriff on what might be the reason for events like this.
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MSNBC just showed a video of a female high school senior ranting about the lack of gun control at a rally in FT. Lauderdale. It makes me sick whenever the MSM parades these kids as subject matter experts.
WTF - why is a 17 year old kid allowed speak, on national TV, on a matter that she knows absolutely nothing about?
I think David is a bit of an attention whore. He did an interview with Fox too.
Problem is he was likely nowhere near the incident, but wants to be on tv badly.......what’s a soft spoken guy to do, but get on tv and repeat things other people told him.....hard to keep it all straight after a few hours.
Sometimes I wonder if we should regress a little in terms of civility... Maybe do a little reinterpretation on what exactly is cruel or unusual...
There's some folks being churned out these days that I would not think it the least bit cruel or unusual to push through a wood chipper.
I also think it's time for a reinterpretation. Perhaps first start by legalizing an eye-for-an-eye policy. For instance, if someone is convicted of torture, I don't think visiting the same treatment upon them qualifies as cruel or unusual. If you get caught fighting dogs, then you end up in a cage with a few that might not have eaten for a couple of days. If you chain your kids up and starve them, then your remaining years are going to be extremely uncomfortable for you.
If you want to deter crime, then criminals need to fear the victim (ie those who exercise their second amendment rights) or they need to fear the consequences/punishment. Preferably both.
I think you're right. Here he is, again!
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Kids not old enough to vote tell us how to legislate. OK.
MSNBC just showed a video of a female high school senior ranting about the lack of gun control at a rally in FT. Lauderdale. It makes me sick whenever the MSM parades these kids as subject matter experts.
WTF - why is a 17 year old kid allowed speak, on national TV, on a matter that she knows absolutely nothing about?
I'd says she knows a bit more about being involved in a mass shooting than most of us, and about the shit show that is the current background check system. One should admit too, that such events can, do, and shall change the way people think about things.
Most people on this site are experiential learners, or at least purport to be ... listening to experience with an open mind never hurts.
Thats like saying i was involved a car crash....so i am qualified to talk about motor vehicle safety systems.
Most people on this site are experiential learners, or at least purport to be ... listening to experience with an open mind never hurts.
I'll just drop this here for a minute. Anyone surprised?
'It has his fingerprints all over it': Ex-sheriff David Clarke suggests push for gun control by surviving Florida high students is being 'organized' by Democratic billionaire George Soros
Read more: http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/art...-Florida-teens-manipulated.html#ixzz57lktgkFC
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Something about perfect = perfect practice....
Bad people are using your goodness while putting you into what is positioned as a moral dilemma and using the MSM and agent provocateurs to intensely unify the discussion points (banning) and encourage the perception of a required time element to make a decision.
Why is that?
How long has this been going on?
Does it feel like the pace of events is quickening?
My question why are they using this one and they gave Vegas a good old leaving alone?
Whats being hidden there.
i really wouldnt put too much bearing on anything that comes from 4Chan.....Rumor Mill:
https://westernrifleshooters.wordpress.com/2018/02/22/from-over-the-transom-nra-rumint/
“Advancement Leadership” is a big-dick division of the NRA, and has been working on this plan since before the FL shooting
Leadership has decided to introduce a bill to the house this coming Monday, after announcing on Friday, that completely overhauls two major federal regulatory structures:
1. Application review for ATF’s 4473 licensing procedure for firearms dealers, making it incredibly more comprehensive (and expensive, by about $3,400); and
2. Review procedures and accessibility for the FBI’s NICS background check system for individual gun purchasers.
Part of the bill actually calls for amending HIPAA, allowing the FBI to access health and treatment history for all individual gun purchasers with a live application in the NICS system.
Everyone in the GCs office (where I am) is preparing for an onslaught from RKBA activists (i.e. cancelling corporate memberships, threatening legal action, etc).
Robert Brown (currently on board of directors, founder of Soldier of Fortune) caught wind of it and is threatening to resign and start his own group.
Underling but more notable Exec VP – LaPierre – will not be at the press conference. Not sure why, as he’s the face of the NRA, but I havne’t heard a good answer.
Friday was chosen as the announcement date for obvious reasons: give the hardline RKBA activists some time to settle down, and lobbyists time to prep congress for Monday.
Acting NRA Pres Pete Brownell will announce the proposal of legislation with President Trump on Friday at a press conference, again – without LaPierre – and give Republicans all the credit for “reasonable steps forward.”
General summary: firearm ownership gets harder starting Friday.
Rumor Mill:
https://westernrifleshooters.wordpress.com/2018/02/22/from-over-the-transom-nra-rumint/
“Advancement Leadership” is a big-dick division of the NRA, and has been working on this plan since before the FL shooting
Leadership has decided to introduce a bill to the house this coming Monday, after announcing on Friday, that completely overhauls two major federal regulatory structures:
1. Application review for ATF’s 4473 licensing procedure for firearms dealers, making it incredibly more comprehensive (and expensive, by about $3,400); and
2. Review procedures and accessibility for the FBI’s NICS background check system for individual gun purchasers.
Part of the bill actually calls for amending HIPAA, allowing the FBI to access health and treatment history for all individual gun purchasers with a live application in the NICS system.
Everyone in the GCs office (where I am) is preparing for an onslaught from RKBA activists (i.e. cancelling corporate memberships, threatening legal action, etc).
Robert Brown (currently on board of directors, founder of Soldier of Fortune) caught wind of it and is threatening to resign and start his own group.
Underling but more notable Exec VP – LaPierre – will not be at the press conference. Not sure why, as he’s the face of the NRA, but I havne’t heard a good answer.
Friday was chosen as the announcement date for obvious reasons: give the hardline RKBA activists some time to settle down, and lobbyists time to prep congress for Monday.
Acting NRA Pres Pete Brownell will announce the proposal of legislation with President Trump on Friday at a press conference, again – without LaPierre – and give Republicans all the credit for “reasonable steps forward.”
General summary: firearm ownership gets harder starting Friday.