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01-15-2017, 03:36 PM
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Sounds wonderful but you will look like the moron with a saber and i will shoot you like indiana jones. I'll make a funny face or a funny comment to the camera for ya.
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MV depending on how the world moves on gun control your scenario could be more like "temple of doom" than "Lost Ark"...lol
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01-31-2017, 11:17 AM
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Well if this isn't the thread that keeps on giving....
So POTUS, said this travel ban isn't a muslim ban yet Rudy G. says Trump specifically asked him to help draft a muslim ban legally.
He then gave preferential treatment to syrian christian refugees?
The fact that this travel ban may or may not have prevented any of the recent "home grown" attacks like san bernadino or orlando and whether or not it is good propaganda for the enemy, not withstanding...
How is it constitutional??
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01-31-2017, 12:50 PM
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Originally Posted by Scribe
On Friday January 6th, 2017 a shooting took place in the Fort Lauderdale Airport.
http://www.msn.com/en-us/news/us/at-least-five-dead-in-ft-lauderdale-airport-shooting/ar-BBxYYvv?OCID=ansmsnnews11
In this article you will see a definite slant against the right to own guns where the author writes;
“The Florida attack was the latest in a series of mass shootings that have plagued the United States in recent years, some inspired by militants with an extreme view of Islam, others carried out by loners or the mentally disturbed who have easy access to weapons under U.S. gun laws.”
Here’s my issue:
Doesn’t it seem hypocritical for many people to say on one hand, “Trump’s views on Muslim vetting and a possible Muslim registration are wrong; because every Muslim isn’t a threat – it’s only a very few radicals – so it’s unconstitutional and an invasion of privacy and freedoms”…
But in the meantime say “Democrats view on stricter registration and vetting are justified as support of stricter gun registration laws and bans on the rights of civilians to peacefully own assault type weapons because a few – micro-percentage points - of the US gun owner population are bat-sh#t crazy”.
Yes – we’d love to “take away guns from every individual wanting to do bat-sh#t crazy harm”
And,
Yes – we’d love to “only have to register radical Muslim extremists who are going to do a terrorist act…”
But you see, unless you make it a hassle of registration and vetting for everyone in each case; how do you do it? How do you find them?
Extremists are already here! (And the next bat-sh#t crazy person already owns a weapon!)
Love to hear your opinions…
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According to the FBI's crime statistics, white nationalist domestic. terprorist organizations are responsible for most political violence in the US.
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01-31-2017, 08:18 PM
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Originally Posted by grean
Well if this isn't the thread that keeps on giving....
So POTUS, said this travel ban isn't a muslim ban yet Rudy G. says Trump specifically asked him to help draft a muslim ban legally.
He then gave preferential treatment to syrian christian refugees?
The fact that this travel ban may or may not have prevented any of the recent "home grown" attacks like san bernadino or orlando and whether or not it is good propaganda for the enemy, not withstanding...
How is it constitutional??
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Any very slim chance it had or being declared constitutional went out the window then Trump and Rudy started telling the truth about its intent.
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01-31-2017, 08:34 PM
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I spoke to a good friend and colleague of mine, an Iranian American, about the travel ban. He laughed and said until those guys take off their head scarves they don't belong here. I knew he was a Trump supporter, but I didn't expect that response from him.
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02-01-2017, 07:25 AM
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Originally Posted by CaptCroakers
I spoke to a good friend and colleague of mine, an Iranian American, about the travel ban. He laughed and said until those guys take off their head scarves they don't belong here. I knew he was a Trump supporter, but I didn't expect that response from him.
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While it's been touted by the news as a Muslim ban... there are many more countries that have Muslim population that it doesn't effect. The countries in the ban were already on high watch during the Obama administration...
Remember (for those of you who travel) when the airports issued a "color code system" for travel that told you the security level for the TSA?
It seemed like the second day it went to CODE ORANGE... for the next 3 months (I fly a lot) every day "The TSA has issued a CODE ORANGE alert for travel"... I don't think it ever went back to anything lower so now, they dropped the program.
Ok, so Trump took it from CODE ORANGE to CODE RED... not much difference if you're a Muslim from India entering the USA... a few more minutes in the immigration line...
Its like "the wall" - build it, don't... there's always been a border, it's just the level you're going to demand compliance.
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02-01-2017, 10:03 AM
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Originally Posted by Scribe
While it's been touted by the news as a Muslim ban... there are many more countries that have Muslim population that it doesn't effect. The countries in the ban were already on high watch during the Obama administration...
Remember (for those of you who travel) when the airports issued a "color code system" for travel that told you the security level for the TSA?
It seemed like the second day it went to CODE ORANGE... for the next 3 months (I fly a lot) every day "The TSA has issued a CODE ORANGE alert for travel"... I don't think it ever went back to anything lower so now, they dropped the program.
Ok, so Trump took it from CODE ORANGE to CODE RED... not much difference if you're a Muslim from India entering the USA... a few more minutes in the immigration line...
Its like "the wall" - build it, don't... there's always been a border, it's just the level you're going to demand compliance.
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I think TushHog hit the nail with intent. Rudy, god bless him, said that Trump told him that he wanted him[Rudy] to help make a "legal" Muslim Ban. They just approached it from a level of danger angle.
Trump then gave priorities to Christians in Syria. To me that says we said level of danger, which includes Syria. However, if you are Syrian but you are also Christian, then we'll give you a pass.
Kind of like literacy tests for voting. And and least those racist fucks, back then, were smart enough not to broadcast what they were really trying to do. Trump said he wanted a ban. Yes, he walked it back to extreme vetting. But then his buddy Rudy, and I wouldn't bet as to which one is actually more outside of their minds, went on to confirm, Trump wanted one that was "legal".
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02-01-2017, 11:27 AM
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Originally Posted by Scribe
While it's been touted by the news as a Muslim ban... there are many more countries that have Muslim population that it doesn't effect. The countries in the ban were already on high watch during the Obama administration...
Remember (for those of you who travel) when the airports issued a "color code system" for travel that told you the security level for the TSA?
It seemed like the second day it went to CODE ORANGE... for the next 3 months (I fly a lot) every day "The TSA has issued a CODE ORANGE alert for travel"... I don't think it ever went back to anything lower so now, they dropped the program.
Ok, so Trump took it from CODE ORANGE to CODE RED... not much difference if you're a Muslim from India entering the USA... a few more minutes in the immigration line...
Its like "the wall" - build it, don't... there's always been a border, it's just the level you're going to demand compliance.
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Your rationalization skills are breathtaking.
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02-02-2017, 10:45 AM
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So, I read all of this. Some qualifies as educated, well-thought, and reasonable; others qualify as ... well, the word ridiculous comes to mind. Among the latter is the thought that just because I am in the public, I am militia. I can just imagine the government publishing a notice for all able-bodied men to grab their weapons and report to the local recruiting office for immediate deployment. You would be the first in line to scream "You can't do this. I'm a private system. We don't have a militia any more".
I have always maintained (and by the way, I am a retired Marine with 31 years service and 12 years in law enforcement) that SCOTUS got it wrong, that the first phrase of the 2nd amendment qualifies the right to bear arms, since it specifies the right to carry is to support the militia. But that aside, I dont', the Democrats don't, I know very few folks who do ... want to take all guns away from private citizens. Why do you equate a desire to take assault weapons and high capacity magazines out of circulation with the right to hunt and protect yourselves? Simply isn't the same thing. I have been asking the same question for years. Give me one reason why anyone NEEDS an assault rifle, other than for curiosity or to kill mass numbers. You wouldn't hunt with one. It isn't appropriate for self-protection in the home. You can't carry it in your car or on your person. What's the point?
Enough of my rant. And I won't return to read the impassioned responses by gun nuts convinced I'm ripping the AK-47s out of their arms.
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02-02-2017, 01:14 PM
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I do agree that a actual need for a high round capacity semi automatic light weight rifle really doesn't exist. The likely hood of the public needing to repel an oppressive standing army is about the same as getting a 2k/night hooker to blow me free of charge.
Don't have or want a gun. Very okay with that as long as if I ever do have a NEED for one, I have a right to get one.
The militia is the people, simply put. We dont have or need local miltias right now. Hopefully wont ever need them again. Things change.
It is sung that the USMC guard the very streets of heaven. History has shown that all great empires evenually fall. As long as the USMC exists, I'm not too worried. The USMC may one day only reside in heaven and leave the people to defend their own streets, though.
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02-02-2017, 01:43 PM
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Originally Posted by grean
I do agree that a actual need for a high round capacity semi automatic light weight rifle really doesn't exist. The likely hood of the public needing to repel an oppressive standing army is about the same as getting a 2k/night hooker to blow me free of charge.
Don't have or want a gun. Very okay with that as long as if I ever do have a NEED for one, I have a right to get one.
The militia is the people, simply put. We dont have or need local miltias right now. Hopefully wont ever need them again. Things change.
It is sung that the USMC guard the very streets of heaven. History has shown that all great empires evenually fall. As long as the USMC exists, I'm not too worried. The USMC may one day only reside in heaven and leave the people to defend their own streets, though.
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grean! That was almost "John Travolta sensitive" and heartfelt! 
Bravo & Kudos - great reply!
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02-02-2017, 02:37 PM
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02-02-2017, 03:41 PM
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What's the point?
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Liberty.
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02-03-2017, 11:06 AM
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The FFL shooting, Orlando & San Bern would not have been prevented by this travel ban. Not real sure what they were attempting to achieve except discriminate against a religion.
Anyone?
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02-03-2017, 05:38 PM
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The FFL shooting, Orlando & San Bern would not have been prevented by this travel ban. Not real sure what they were attempting to achieve except discriminate against a religion.
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grean - excellent point.
America will never be "single peopled" enough to avoid conflicts created by race, religion, or coffee choice.
The supposed liberal, free-speecher's, are becoming way more violent and threatening than the Muslim population (as a whole)... Honestly, I would worry more about walking through Portland after an election than a Mosque built next to a dynamite factory.
But - you gotta do something, and "like Trump or not", the dude is doing "something" - other than just making speeches.
YES - every time something is changed it probably means a restriction to someone... But how much of a restriction, and the result of that - you almost need to see and judge later. What's happening now is everybody is saying all the horrible things that would happen if you do this or that... grean, you say "The FFL shooting, Orlando & San Bern would not have been prevented by this travel ban..."
OK, but what if it stops the next one in Plano? or Arlington?... thing is, you won't be able to tell right away... but if a year goes by (because we're getting how many now? seems like one a week...), and there's fewer - then maybe? And if the ban did what... slowed down immigration; then what's the down side of that?
America is full of a BUNCH of people right now how HATE the President and his politics...
You know how Trump did that regulation thing, "For every new one, we have to eliminate two old bad ones"?... I wish they could do that with immigration.
(New Law)..."Look, doesn't matter who you are, where your from, what's your beliefs... you've welcome to come into America! But, for every person who come in - who yearns for this great country (and it's GREAT because it's WAY FREAKIN BETTER THAN FROM THE COUNTRIES WHERE EVERYBODY IS COMPLAINING WE"RE STOPPING IMIGRATION FROM)... "You need to search America, find two a-holes who hate it here (look for rioters) - and we kick them OUT!"
Because I do believe, that MOST people trying to get in - are trying to get into here because we're still the best freaking place on the planet - especially compared to the horrible places they are from - where there are ACTUAL problems, and you go out there and break windows as a "peaceful protestor expressing you disdain for the elected official", because they don't glorify you on the news - they hang you in the street.
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