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5 hours ago, LABillzFan said:

 

Repeat after LA Grant: No one wants to take your guns. No one wants to take your guns. No one wants to take your guns.

 

Repeat after NRA: They're coming to get you! They're coming to get you! And only you, Joe Gunowner, can stop them -- protect liberty™️ with these great products!

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On 4/3/2018 at 10:43 AM, DC Tom said:

 

A "risk protection order?"  That's scary as hell.  How does that work?  If only two of the precogs agree, where do they bury the minority report?

In the female, of course.  She just won't go away and said this today, 

 

"You know the NRA has spent more money on me than any other candidate.  We'll find out if any of that was Russian money."

 

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11 hours ago, LA Grant said:

 

Repeat after NRA: They're coming to get you! They're coming to get you! And only you, Joe Gunowner, can stop them -- protect liberty™️ with these great products!

Yep, that's exactly what the NRA is rightfully saying and it's working bigly. The more the left threatens, and they are, to take guns the more the NRA gins power

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Featured image...“I’M THE MAJORITY”

 

On one hand we have foul-mouthed little twerps like David Hogg. On the other hand, we have Americans like Mark Robinson, who showed up at a Greensboro, N.C. city council meeting to protest against efforts by liberals to take away his constitutional rights. Robinson is remarkably eloquent. He sums up some of the essentials of the gun control debate passionately and well:

 

Video at link:

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30 minutes ago, B-Man said:

Featured image...“I’M THE MAJORITY”

 

On one hand we have foul-mouthed little twerps like David Hogg. On the other hand, we have Americans like Mark Robinson, who showed up at a Greensboro, N.C. city council meeting to protest against efforts by liberals to take away his constitutional rights. Robinson is remarkably eloquent. He sums up some of the essentials of the gun control debate passionately and well:

 

Video at link:

Certain coincidence that I'm watching The Twilight Zone as I read that

 

Greensboro and Highpoint are very active in stopping violent crime. Violent crime is skyrocketing in those areas

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So I'm reading that Anthony Borges, the hero kid who took five bullets protecting his classmates, has emerged from the hospital with a statement that the sheriff and school officials are the ones who the let kids down.

 

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"I want all of us to move forward to end the environment that allowed people like Nikolas Cruz to fall through the cracks," the letter said. "You knew he was a problem years ago and you did nothing. He should have never been in school with us."

 

The Borges family also criticized both the Broward Sheriff's Office and Broward County Public Schools for decisions made before and after the Valentine's Day massacre that left 17 dead and 16 others injured and for their lack of sensitivity and transparency. 

 

 

Why do I feel like this kid won't be getting the same press treatment as Baby Hogg.

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17 hours ago, LABillzFan said:

So I'm reading that Anthony Borges, the hero kid who took five bullets protecting his classmates, has emerged from the hospital with a statement that the sheriff and school officials are the ones who the let kids down.

 

 

Why do I feel like this kid won't be getting the same press treatment as Baby Hogg.

One thing worth noting in his blame: the guy wasn't in their school due to the sheriff's Dept. He was in school because of ****ty education laws and permissions. The Sheriff could not have stopped him from doing this.

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4 hours ago, Koko78 said:

 

It helps the collegiate decision-making process when schools reject him for being a moron.

 

 

a little fleeting fame couldn’t overcome the fact that it all depends on the money and who is in your family tree.

 

 

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Hoggboy, will you please boycott me next?

 

http://www.gopusa.com/?p=43876?omhide=true

 

Sponsors who left Fox News star Laura Ingraham’s show at the behest of teen gun control activist David Hogg are missing out on a 20 percent increase in eyeballs.

The conservative author of “Shut up and Sing” lost nearly 30 advertisers since a boycott against her show launched March 29, but those who held firm are benefiting from a ratings windfall. Data compiled by the media watchdog News Busters shows a jump from 2.23 million viewers prior to Mr. Hogg’s campaign to 2.7 million since her return from a vacation.

Companies including pharmaceutical giant Bayer AG cut ties with “The Ingraham Angle” after the host mocked Mr. Hogg’s inability to get into a certain colleges.

The 17-year-old Parkland, Florida, shooting survivor rejected an apology from Ms. Ingraham shortly after her March 28 tweet.

“Since Ingraham returned from vacation on April 9, total viewership of her program has averaged about 2.7 million (Monday through Thursday; Friday’s numbers are not available),” News Busters reported Monday. “Compare that to the ratings from March 26 through March 29, the Monday through Thursday just prior to the boycott: That week, Ingraham’s total viewership averaged 2.23 million. The increase in her ratings since the boycott began is more than 20 percent.”

The organization added that Ace Hardware will resume a sponsorship after having acted on “incomplete” information.

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25 minutes ago, 3rdnlng said:

The organization added that Ace Hardware will resume a sponsorship after having acted on “incomplete” information.

 

Yeah, they acted on 'incomplete information', which would consisting of a 20% bump in her ratings.

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6 minutes ago, B-Man said:

 

Good. Hopefully the left will eventually figure out that people aren't interested in giving up the Bill of Rights.

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Ban waffles now! 

 

Waffle House Suspect Is Arrested After Manhunt

By ALAN BLINDER 16 minutes ago

 

  • The police said Monday that they had arrested Travis J. Reinking, who has been accused of killing four people at a Waffle House in Nashville on Sunday.
  • About 160 law enforcement officials had been involved in a search for the suspect, who officials said used an AR-15 rifle in the early morning rampage.
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27 minutes ago, Tiberius said:

Ban waffles now! 

 

Waffle House Suspect Is Arrested After Manhunt

By ALAN BLINDER 16 minutes ago

 

  • The police said Monday that they had arrested Travis J. Reinking, who has been accused of killing four people at a Waffle House in Nashville on Sunday.
  • About 160 law enforcement officials had been involved in a search for the suspect, who officials said used an AR-15 rifle in the early morning rampage.

 

Oh look, another case where someone who was legally prohibited from owning firearms managed to get ahold of firearms.

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55 minutes ago, LeviF91 said:

 

Oh look, another case where someone who was legally prohibited from owning firearms managed to get ahold of firearms.

Because his dad gave them to him after police had confiscated those weapons and then returned them (???) to his dad.  

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BROWARD COUNTY LAW ENFORCEMENT SEEMS TO BE A REAL HIVE OF CONTEMPTIBLE WEASELS:

 

 Anti-Gun Control Parkland Survivor Kyle Kashuv Questioned By School Security For Visiting Gun Range With His Father.

 

Near the end of third period, my teacher got a call from the office saying I need to go down and see a Mr. Greenleaf. I didn’t know Mr. Greenleaf, but it turned out that he was an armed school resource officer. I went down and found him, and he escorted me to his office. Then a second security officer walked in and sat behind me. Both began questioning me intensely. First, they began berating my tweet, although neither of them had read it; then they began aggressively asking questions about who I went to the range with, whose gun we used, about my father, etc. They were incredibly condescending and rude.

 

Then a third officer from the Broward County Sheriff’s Office walked in, and began asking me the same questions again. At that point, I asked whether I could record the interview. They said no. I asked if I had done anything wrong. Again, they answered no. I asked why I was there. One said, “Don’t get snappy with me, do you not remember what happened here a few months ago?”

 

 

 

Yeah, I remember what happened. Four of your deputies hid behind a car and let kids get slaughtered. But now you’re brave enough to bully a kid who’s not currently carrying a gun. Like I said, what a bunch of contemptible weasels.

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23 hours ago, LeviF91 said:

 

Oh look, another case where someone who was legally prohibited from owning firearms managed to get ahold of firearms.

 

Oh look, a person who had his guns taken away multiple times for clear instability, but kept having them returned to him because there was no legal recourse to prevent him from reclaiming them.

 

And oh look, he was stopped by an unarmed black man, who had the chance to wrestle it away because the shooter didn't have an expanded magazine. Clearly, we're going to see this man called a hero by the president and the evident value of limited magazine size should be screamed from the rooftops!

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9 minutes ago, WhitewalkerInPhilly said:

 

Oh look, a person who had his guns taken away multiple times for clear instability, but kept having them returned to him because there was no legal recourse to prevent him from reclaiming them.

 

And oh look, he was stopped by an unarmed black man, who had the chance to wrestle it away because the shooter didn't have an expanded magazine. Clearly, we're going to see this man called a hero by the president and the evident value of limited magazine size should be screamed from the rooftops!

 

Oh look, another libcuck who knows nothing about firearms or firearm laws.

 

James Shaw Jr. is a hero and deserves to be hailed as such.  You know what would have been better?  If James Shaw Jr. or another law-abiding citizen were carrying a firearm and smoked the tweaker as soon as they saw danger.  Maybe it would have saved a couple lives that the government, despite all their laws (that, again, failed), could not save.

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49 minutes ago, LeviF91 said:

 

Oh look, another libcuck who knows nothing about firearms or firearm laws.

 

James Shaw Jr. is a hero and deserves to be hailed as such.  You know what would have been better?  If James Shaw Jr. or another law-abiding citizen were carrying a firearm and smoked the tweaker as soon as they saw danger.  Maybe it would have saved a couple lives that the government, despite all their laws (that, again, failed), could not save.

 

Libcuck? Nice. Did you type that out while vaping and oiling your neckbeard?

 

Except here's the part you are glossing over: a big reason that the government failed to save lives, is that with laws as written law enforcement had no ability to permanently take them away: https://www.npr.org/2018/04/23/605044996/why-the-waffle-house-shooting-suspect-had-access-to-guns-after-his-were-seized

 

I think there's a reasonable debate to be had whether citizens should have some form of compulsory military training to act as a militia in case of invasion, but there's a lot of untrained people out there with guns and none of the training to use them safely. Assuming that everybody packing in that Waffle House would have made things safer is crazy. I have BEEN to my share of Waffle Houses, and no one makes good decisions in them.

 

 

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20 minutes ago, WhitewalkerInPhilly said:

 

Libcuck? Nice. Did you type that out while vaping and oiling your neckbeard?

 

Except here's the part you are glossing over: a big reason that the government failed to save lives, is that with laws as written law enforcement had no ability to permanently take them away: https://www.npr.org/2018/04/23/605044996/why-the-waffle-house-shooting-suspect-had-access-to-guns-after-his-were-seized

 

I think there's a reasonable debate to be had whether citizens should have some form of compulsory military training to act as a militia in case of invasion, but there's a lot of untrained people out there with guns and none of the training to use them safely. Assuming that everybody packing in that Waffle House would have made things safer is crazy. I have BEEN to my share of Waffle Houses, and no one makes good decisions in them.

 

 

He libcuck, or do you prefer austisticdumb!@#$retardcuck?

 

The governments job isn't savings lives. 

 

Sorry it's over your head chiteasippingpajamaboisuckingassgulpercuck

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