When we say gun debate...I'm mostly thinking another school shooting happened.
My sort of gun debate is AK-47 vs MG 42.
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Garuda.Chanti said: »
The most rational easy on the gun control debate I have ever read:
A Gun Nut’s Guide to Gun Control That Works
A federal license for possession of semi-automatic firearms could make Americans safer—and more free.
It goes on. At great, if sensible, length.
A Gun Nut’s Guide to Gun Control That Works
A federal license for possession of semi-automatic firearms could make Americans safer—and more free.
Quote:
I am a gun industry insider, a lifelong gun owner and a vocal advocate for Second Amendment rights. I am a Texan and an American patriot who hauls my family to church every Sunday in a diesel pickup truck, where I sit in the pew and listen to the Word with a 9mm pistol tucked inside the waistband of my fanciest jeans.
Isn't this the part where the author inserts the inevitable “but”—as in, “I’m a firm Second Amendment advocate, but … ”? Well I’ve got no “buts” for you, because I don't need them. I believe there is a way to increase both our individual gun rights and our collective safety, if we can only get gun controllers to quit bitterly clinging to outmoded feature bans and gun registries, and convince gun rights advocates that “liberty” isn’t just about “what's in my gun safe” but also about being able to exercise one’s full spectrum of Second Amendment rights in every part of this great nation.
The idea is simple but powerful: a federally issued license for simple possession of all semi-automatic firearms. This license would allow us to carefully vet civilian access to semi-automatic weapons, while overriding state-specific weapon bans and eliminating some of the federal paperwork that ties specific firearms to specific owners....
Isn't this the part where the author inserts the inevitable “but”—as in, “I’m a firm Second Amendment advocate, but … ”? Well I’ve got no “buts” for you, because I don't need them. I believe there is a way to increase both our individual gun rights and our collective safety, if we can only get gun controllers to quit bitterly clinging to outmoded feature bans and gun registries, and convince gun rights advocates that “liberty” isn’t just about “what's in my gun safe” but also about being able to exercise one’s full spectrum of Second Amendment rights in every part of this great nation.
The idea is simple but powerful: a federally issued license for simple possession of all semi-automatic firearms. This license would allow us to carefully vet civilian access to semi-automatic weapons, while overriding state-specific weapon bans and eliminating some of the federal paperwork that ties specific firearms to specific owners....
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Milhouse is not a meme...but we made him a meme.
Random Simpson recommendation: Summer of 4 foot 2
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fonewear said: »
When we say gun debate...I'm mostly thinking another school shooting happened.
My sort of gun debate is AK-47 vs MG 42.
My sort of gun debate is AK-47 vs MG 42.
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Garuda.Chanti said: »
The most rational easy on the gun control debate I have ever read:
you didn't read it... c'mon who are you trying to kid.
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You could make a fortune writing tl;dr versions of Cliff Notes. Ain't nobody got time to read a book summary.
Bahamut.Ravael said: »
You could make a fortune writing tl;dr versions of Cliff Notes. Ain't nobody got time to read a book summary.
that isn't a craft that any of we here possess...
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Shiva.Nikolce said: »
Bahamut.Ravael said: »
You could make a fortune writing tl;dr versions of Cliff Notes. Ain't nobody got time to read a book summary.
that isn't a craft that any of we here possess...
and... would the type of people that claim they don't have enough time to read a book summary... have any money to pay us?
I think we would be looking at some sort of department of education grant process...they would probably want to see some tangible results.. /deep thoughts
Shiva.Nikolce said: »
Shiva.Nikolce said: »
Bahamut.Ravael said: »
You could make a fortune writing tl;dr versions of Cliff Notes. Ain't nobody got time to read a book summary.
that isn't a craft that any of we here possess...
and... would the type of people that claim they don't have enough time to read a book summary... have any money to pay us?
I think we would be looking at some sort of department of education grant process...they would probably want to see some tangible results.. /deep thoughts
Eh, just drop phrases like "forward thinking", "sustainable", "socially responsible", and any other meaningless buzzwords that come to mind. They eat that crap up.
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Feminist bookstore...one of Dante's circles of Hell...circle 7:
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there is a show on PBS called "Urban Conversion" where they try to reeducate diabolically evil businessmen and teach them how to be human...
it's chock full of inane buzzwords and dopey people... and "special guests" like a "corporate green consultant" that explained why trash is bad to the hosts and then took them to a landfill...
it's chock full of inane buzzwords and dopey people... and "special guests" like a "corporate green consultant" that explained why trash is bad to the hosts and then took them to a landfill...
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Shiva.Nikolce said: »
there is a show on PBS called "Urban Conversion" where they try to reeducate diabolically evil businessmen and teach them how to be human...
it's chock full of inane buzzwords and dopey people... and "special guests" like a "corporate green consultant" that explained why trash is bad to the hosts and then took them to a landfill...
it's chock full of inane buzzwords and dopey people... and "special guests" like a "corporate green consultant" that explained why trash is bad to the hosts and then took them to a landfill...
I"m not a businessman but I've always wonder what it is like to be human...
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Garuda.Chanti said: »
The most rational easy on the gun control debate I have ever read:
A Gun Nut’s Guide to Gun Control That Works
A federal license for possession of semi-automatic firearms could make Americans safer—and more free.
It goes on. At great, if sensible, length.
A Gun Nut’s Guide to Gun Control That Works
A federal license for possession of semi-automatic firearms could make Americans safer—and more free.
Quote:
I am a gun industry insider, a lifelong gun owner and a vocal advocate for Second Amendment rights. I am a Texan and an American patriot who hauls my family to church every Sunday in a diesel pickup truck, where I sit in the pew and listen to the Word with a 9mm pistol tucked inside the waistband of my fanciest jeans.
Isn't this the part where the author inserts the inevitable “but”—as in, “I’m a firm Second Amendment advocate, but … ”? Well I’ve got no “buts” for you, because I don't need them. I believe there is a way to increase both our individual gun rights and our collective safety, if we can only get gun controllers to quit bitterly clinging to outmoded feature bans and gun registries, and convince gun rights advocates that “liberty” isn’t just about “what's in my gun safe” but also about being able to exercise one’s full spectrum of Second Amendment rights in every part of this great nation.
The idea is simple but powerful: a federally issued license for simple possession of all semi-automatic firearms. This license would allow us to carefully vet civilian access to semi-automatic weapons, while overriding state-specific weapon bans and eliminating some of the federal paperwork that ties specific firearms to specific owners....
Isn't this the part where the author inserts the inevitable “but”—as in, “I’m a firm Second Amendment advocate, but … ”? Well I’ve got no “buts” for you, because I don't need them. I believe there is a way to increase both our individual gun rights and our collective safety, if we can only get gun controllers to quit bitterly clinging to outmoded feature bans and gun registries, and convince gun rights advocates that “liberty” isn’t just about “what's in my gun safe” but also about being able to exercise one’s full spectrum of Second Amendment rights in every part of this great nation.
The idea is simple but powerful: a federally issued license for simple possession of all semi-automatic firearms. This license would allow us to carefully vet civilian access to semi-automatic weapons, while overriding state-specific weapon bans and eliminating some of the federal paperwork that ties specific firearms to specific owners....
Now replace guns with the right to vote or any other right and replace the consequences with ones that work with that...
George Washington didn't kick those French sons of *** *** so some pimple faced liberal could tell me what to do with my guns.
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fonewear said: »
Feminist bookstore...one of Dante's circles of Hell...circle 7:
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It gets better vegan strip club:
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Why didn't I get in on the vegan strip club market...*shakes fist*
I'm thinking of opening up a metaphysical library...it's just an open lot with a sign that reads transcendence.
fonewear said: »
I'm thinking of opening up a metaphysical library
then you've done it already....
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Trump hates soccer and so should you !
https://www.yahoo.com/news/president-trump-actively-hurting-u-s-mexico-canada-world-cup-bid-035357750.html?.tsrc=jtc_news_index
Trump hates soccer and so should you !
fonewear said: »
In facts I don't like
this is probably the issue that is going to turn the coal miners back into democrats.... because if there is one thing coal miners can relate with it's prolonged bouts of whining about every *** last thing like chicken little.
I'm going to go to Whole Foods and shout things:
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fonewear said: »
I'm going to go to Whole Foods and shout things:
grab a couple tomahawk steaks first!!!...
those hippies have a kick *** meat selection
Bernie talking to college students:
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Not mine. All the meat at mine is graded on how well the animal was treated instead of actual quality of the meat (they specifically don't believe in USDA and don't have any equivalent) and their stew meat costs more than Prime cuts elsewhere
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