What do you think of a 10 million gun owner march on Washington?

[JD Barleycorn]

10 million would set a new record and even our corrupt media could not ignore 10 million angry American citizens. We might even be able to ensare some SEIU thugs for the camera.

[Yssup Rider]

In most countries on earth that would be considered a coup d'état.

Is that what you're advocating, dumbass?

Because if you are, then I think you have crossed a line that a whore board can't protect you from.

Please let me know and I'll make sure the appropriate people are notified.

Fucking lunatic!

[mikkifine]

I think some people are worrying a too much about gun ownership being taken a way.

The right to bare arms are Second Amendment Rights. If you are that worried you can always hide your armory under the floor in the kitchen.

[CuteOldGuy]

Isn't something like that already being planned? My guess would be that it would be one of the most peaceful marches in history. Legal gun owners are not a threat.

[Little Stevie]

The N.R.A. has 4.3 million members.

Is there some other Looney Tunes organization that will supply the other 6 million nuts necessary?

I realize Barley for Brains is counting Alex Jones' multiple personalities but that is still a stretch! Without the Koch Brothers supplying buses, there won't be enough freeloading Teabaggers to get those kind of numbers.

BTW, how did that massive gun collection at Waco work out for the David Koresh, his perverted followers and the rest of the Branch Davidians?

I'm thinking the gubmint conspirators can handle a collection of gun nuts like that with a few Chem Trails and a little free irradiated Gatorade.

Or maybe they could just give FREE spell checking for those "moran" posters and the protesters' minds would just explode on their own.

LMAO!

[Randy4Candy]

Dang, JD Cornyhole has been missing the past few days and THIS is all he can come up with?

[LexusLover]

"What do you think of a 10 million gun owner march on Washington?"

Don't carry.

[Guest040616]

Originally Posted by LexusLover

Don't carry.

Good advice!

[LexusLover]

Originally Posted by bigtex

Good advice!

Tantamount to going to an SDS rally with a joint in one's pocket. One way trip.

But some things just need to be re-stated every 40 to 50 years.

[Guest040616]

Originally Posted by LexusLover

Don't carry.

Please change my previous reply from "good advice" to excellent advice.

[Munchmasterman]

Originally Posted by JD Barleycorn

10 million would set a new record and even our corrupt media could not ignore 10 million angry American citizens. We might even be able to ensare some SEIU thugs for the camera.

They wouldn't get anywhere near a million.

The "leadership" of the nra doesn't represent the views of mainstream gun owners.

[i'va biggen]

Leave your guns at home.

[ncrtt1]

Interesting comment about the Branch Davidians. They didn't actually break any known laws but Janet Reno and Bill Clinton massacred 24 children there, making it a bigger mass murder of children than the Newton, CT. scenario. The only difference between the Waco Massacre and most mass murders is that most mass murders, such as the one in Aurora Colorado theater, happen in gun free zones. Europe has nearly the exact same rate of mass murders as the USA.

[timpage]

Originally Posted by ncrtt1

Interesting comment about the Branch Davidians. They didn't actually break any known laws but Janet Reno and Bill Clinton massacred 24 children there, making it a bigger mass murder of children than the Newton, CT. scenario. The only difference between the Waco Massacre and most mass murders is that most mass murders, such as the one in Aurora Colorado theater, happen in gun free zones. Europe has nearly the exact same rate of mass murders as the USA.

Koresh was in possession of at least 45 fully automatic weapons according to the post-siege analysis done by the Texas Rangers and the FBI. Also a dozen or so silencers, and multiple SBR's (rifles or shotguns with barrels cut down to a length that violates federal law). Koresh did not have an NFA license that would have allowed him to legally possess those items. Accordingly, he was breaking a shitload of "known laws".....

We can talk about the sexual assault on a minor allegations as well, if you'd like. He was fucking girls as young as 10 at the Waco compound. Last time I checked, that is "breaking a known law." The bottom line is that he was a psycho and a criminal. The cops were out there to do what they get paid to do.....arrest and charge persons who are violating the law. All Koresh had to do was walk out the door and put his hands in the air. He'd be alive today and so would everybody else that died in that compound. And several ATF agents as well. Did the FBI bungle the siege? As I've said, I can't disagree. But, the ultimate cause of this tragedy was Koresh, not Bill Clinton or Janet Reno.

[i'va biggen]

Originally Posted by ncrtt1

Interesting comment about the Branch Davidians. They didn't actually break any known laws but Janet Reno and Bill Clinton massacred 24 children there, making it a bigger mass murder of children than the Newton, CT. scenario. The only difference between the Waco Massacre and most mass murders is that most mass murders, such as the one in Aurora Colorado theater, happen in gun free zones. Europe has nearly the exact same rate of mass murders as the USA.

30,000 a year in Europe? don't think so..