Oi - idiot boy - oversimplify much?Rum wrote:Oi - idiot boy - the reason is poverty.Tyrannical wrote:Before slavery how did they behave back in their native Africa? Cannibalism and human sacrifice was the norm. Segregation and slavery 150 years ago are not to blame. Really, how could segregation which separated Blacks from Whites make Blacks want to murder Blacks?Seabass wrote:
Yes, I'm sure slavery and segregation had nothing to do with it.
Natural selection and behavioral genetics is the real reason. People still believe in evolution, right?
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Yeah I know, but you have to for Tyranisick.Collector1337 wrote:Oi - idiot boy - oversimplify much?Rum wrote:Oi - idiot boy - the reason is poverty.Tyrannical wrote:Before slavery how did they behave back in their native Africa? Cannibalism and human sacrifice was the norm. Segregation and slavery 150 years ago are not to blame. Really, how could segregation which separated Blacks from Whites make Blacks want to murder Blacks?Seabass wrote:
Yes, I'm sure slavery and segregation had nothing to do with it.
Natural selection and behavioral genetics is the real reason. People still believe in evolution, right?
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http://www.bozemandailychronicle.com/ne ... f887a.html
Tim Delph, a gun dealer with a federal firearms license,...
“When a gun is sold on the Internet, a (licensed) dealer has to send the gun to another (licensed) dealer so there’s already a system in place,” Delph said.
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“Montanans have told me loud and clear that they oppose any new gun controls. And I very much respect that - I agree,” Baucus said.
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Few in U.S. See Guns, Immigration as Nation's Top Problems
Someone has been lying.
Only 4% of Americans Think Gun Control is an Important IssuePRINCETON, NJ -- Few Americans mention guns or immigration as the most important problems facing the nation today, despite the current attention lawmakers in Washington are giving to these issues. The economy still dominates as the top concern, followed by jobs and dissatisfaction with the general way in which Congress and the government work.
New USA Today Poll Shows Support for New Gun Bill Now at 49% – NOT 90%According to a Gallup Poll, most Americans simply don’t think gun control is a pressing issue.
The White House likes to keep bringing up a questionable stat that says 90% of the country supports stricter background checks. Even if that number were true, apparently very few Americans actually think the issue is important.
In the poll, respondents were asked what they thought the most important issues in the country were. Only 4% listed gun control as important.
...a new USA Today poll has found that support for the passage of ANY new gun control law is between 45-49%, down significantly since the first of the year.
Someone has been lying.
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Don't get sucked into wishful thinking. Asking someone a generic question about supporting "any new gun law" is different than asking what they think about (gasp!) background checks.
If Obama felt that most of the public was really against the bill, do you suppose he would've gone straight out to the cameras and the press pool to denounce its defeat? I kinda doubt it.
Incidentally, what the hell is your problem with background checks? Or is it the fear of a slippery slope?
If Obama felt that most of the public was really against the bill, do you suppose he would've gone straight out to the cameras and the press pool to denounce its defeat? I kinda doubt it.
Incidentally, what the hell is your problem with background checks? Or is it the fear of a slippery slope?
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Another informal self selected poll from today's Bozeman Daily Chronicle
Still looking for that elusive 90%. It's just not showing in the numbers.
Still looking for that elusive 90%. It's just not showing in the numbers.
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There already ARE background checks.Ian wrote:Don't get sucked into wishful thinking. Asking someone a generic question about supporting "any new gun law" is different than asking what they think about (gasp!) background checks.
If Obama felt that most of the public was really against the bill, do you suppose he would've gone straight out to the cameras and the press pool to denounce its defeat? I kinda doubt it.
Incidentally, what the hell is your problem with background checks? Or is it the fear of a slippery slope?
I must have to post this on every page in every thread.
4473 Dealer Transaction Record [Dealer = FFL holder] is a written record/document that must be kept on file by the dealer for 20 years. This required by the Gun Control Act 1968
NICS [FBI] point of purchase background check required by the Brady Act 1993
Some states apply some additional--ADDITIONAL--checks and restrictions, like waiting periods and limits on how many of a type of firearm you can purchase in one transaction or period of time.
The bill that went down wasn't going to install background checks like it was some new idea, it was going to increase restrictions and invasion of privacy.
Here's a survey question for you, "Are you in favor of allowing the government to decide how you dispose of private property and who you can lend or gift your private property to?" What would the 90% vote be for that?
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rEvolutionist wrote:Put it in the other thread, FFS.Gallstones wrote:Few in U.S. See Guns, Immigration as Nation's Top ProblemsOnly 4% of Americans Think Gun Control is an Important IssuePRINCETON, NJ -- Few Americans mention guns or immigration as the most important problems facing the nation today, despite the current attention lawmakers in Washington are giving to these issues. The economy still dominates as the top concern, followed by jobs and dissatisfaction with the general way in which Congress and the government work.New USA Today Poll Shows Support for New Gun Bill Now at 49% – NOT 90%According to a Gallup Poll, most Americans simply don’t think gun control is a pressing issue.
The White House likes to keep bringing up a questionable stat that says 90% of the country supports stricter background checks. Even if that number were true, apparently very few Americans actually think the issue is important.
In the poll, respondents were asked what they thought the most important issues in the country were. Only 4% listed gun control as important....a new USA Today poll has found that support for the passage of ANY new gun control law is between 45-49%, down significantly since the first of the year.
Someone has been lying.
They are the same topic and should be merged.
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You get ornery when you've been drinking.rEvolutionist wrote:Bullfucking shit. Read the bloody OP. This thread is about Oby's oratory skills and hypocrisy. Put it in the other thread.
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Gallstones wrote:Another informal self selected poll from today's Bozeman Daily Chronicle
Still looking for that elusive 90%. It's just not showing in the numbers.
They don't care what people actually want, they'll just claim 90% if they have to, so they can push their agenda. Limit your personal freedom, and probably most of all, free thinking that goes against the "collective." God forbid you have the capacity to defend yourself, or especially your liberty against the government. Just go to work, buy shit you don't need, and be a good little sheep.
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I moved some derail posts from another thread here, where they are on-topic.
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fuck off.....tiresome crap from little boys crying wolf and afraid of the dark....... - go find a deserted island for your "freedom"....at least the rest of the planet would be "free" of youand be a good little sheep.
.....otherwise deal with society and the civilization like an adult who lives in one.
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Fuck pff yourself. We don't welcome buttinski coaching from sanctimonious canuks.macdoc wrote:fuck off.....tiresome crap from little boys crying wolf and afraid of the dark....... - go find a deserted island for your "freedom"....at least the rest of the planet would be "free" of youand be a good little sheep.
.....otherwise deal with society and the civilization like an adult who lives in one.
1/4 million dead and injured per annum from firearms and mostly handguns
....nice country you got there.....not
Your gun registration was repealed last year, why don't you run along and try to reinstate your "civilization".
You must pull your stats from the same ass Obama does.
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THE PRESIDENT IS A SORE LOSER
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When I heard the news that the Senate had failed to pass a Universal Background Check, I was at a police seminar on the topic of active shooters.
When a retired police chief on the panel announced that he’d just received a text that the UBC had failed to make it through the Senate, the police audience erupted into applause. So much for the idea that cops all want to restrict your gun ownership. The real cops know where the problems are, and that they ain’t coming from people like you.
Alas, the White House is out of tune with that reality.
A very angry Chief Executive declares that Senators who see reality and prevent what’s best described as “the tyranny of the (uninformed) majority” have somehow subverted the process. He then manages, with practically the same lungful of air, to spout bogus statistics and simultaneously accuse those who told the truth of willful deception.
My favorite part was watching Vice President Biden’s face, in the Senate chamber during the vote and at the President’s side during the above-mentioned press conference shortly thereafter. The man does one hell of a good Grumpy Cat impersonation.
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Actually the pro-gun mentality advocates allowing the law abiding blacks to own guns, so they have some defense against the criminals who are doing the gun crimes.Rum wrote:Blacks killing blacks - OK then I guess. Kind of goes with the gun toting mentality...Gallstones wrote:Most gun murders are black and brown males between the ages of 17 and 26 killing each other, gang members and criminals killing each other.Rum wrote:Three dead in Boston - a terrorist outrage. Stop everyone who looks remotely suspicious, has a dark skin or looks vaguely middle eastern. Bring the country to a standstill.
8000 gun deaths a year (minimum)..well actually a price worth paying for our freedom..er too be ..er..terrified. Carry on..
None of them aquired or own those guns legally.
Where does most of this killing occur--in cities with the most restrictive gun law: Chicago, Detroit.
260 School Children Killed in Chicago in 3 Years
In Newtown’s shadow, Chicago’s bleak gun toll goes on
Connecticut doesn't have shit on Chicago when it comes to school children killing and maiming
Probably mostly brown children being murdered in highly gun restricted Chicago, is that why they get no press?
Is that why the popular media doesn't extort compassion for them by shaming?
Unfortunately, many advocate strict gun control as you do, thus helping to perpetuate the high murder rates in our inner cities.
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