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You folks in the red states really know how to keep people safe. Per capita gun deaths state-by-state: #1, Mississippi Gun deaths per 100,000: 18.3 Permissive gun laws: 4th out of 50 #2, Arizona Gun deaths per 100,000: 15 Permissive gun laws: 1st out of 50 #3, Alaska Gun deaths per 100,000: 17.6 Permissive gun laws: 11th out of 50 #4, Arkansas Gun deaths per 100,000: 15.1 Permissive gun laws: 7th out of 50 #5, Louisiana Gun deaths per 100,000: 19.9 Permissive gun laws: 23rd out of 50 #6, New Mexico Gun deaths per 100,000: 15 Permissive gun laws: 6th out of 50 #7, Alabama Gun deaths per 100,000: 17.6 Permissive gun laws: 27th out of 50 #8, Nevada Gun deaths per 100,000: 16.2 Permissive gun laws: 22nd out of 50 #9, Montana Gun deaths per 100,000: 14.5 Permissive gun laws: 10th out of 50 #10, Wyoming Gun deaths per 100,000: 14.5 Permissive gun laws: 8th out of 50 #11, Kentucky Gun deaths per 100,000: 14.4 Permissive gun laws: 5th out of 50 #12, West Virginia Gun deaths per 100,000: 14.8 Permissive gun laws: 25th out of 50 #13, Tennessee Gun deaths per 100,000: 15 Permissive gun laws: 31st out of 50 #14, Oklahoma Gun deaths per 100,000: 13.4 Permissive gun laws: 17th out of 50 #15, Idaho Gun deaths per 100,000: 12.5 Permissive gun laws: 2nd out of 50 #16, Georgia Gun deaths per 100,000: 13.1 Permissive gun laws: 13th out of 50 #17, Missouri Gun deaths per 100,000: 12.9 Permissive gun laws: 12th out of 50 #18, South Carolina Gun deaths per 100,000: 13.4 Permissive gun laws: 20th out of 50 #19, North Carolina Gun deaths per 100,000: 12.3 Permissive gun laws: 28th out of 50 #20, Florida Gun deaths per 100,000: 12.5 Permissive gun laws: 41st out of 50 #21, Kansas Gun deaths per 100,000: 10.5 Permissive gun laws: 14th out of 50 #22, Indiana Gun deaths per 100,000: 10.6 Permissive gun laws: 21st out of 50 #23, Texas Gun deaths per 100,000: 10.7 Permissive gun laws: 32nd out of 50 #24, Michigan Gun deaths per 100,000: 10.9 Permissive gun laws: 39th out of 50 #25, Maryland Gun deaths per 100,000: 12.1 Permissive gun laws: 44th out of 50 #26, Colorado Gun deaths per 100,000: 10.4 Permissive gun laws: 24rd out of 50 #27, Pennsylvania Gun deaths per 100,000: 10.7 Permissive gun laws: 40th out of 50 #28, Virginia Gun deaths per 100,000: 10.7 Permissive gun laws: 35th out of 50 #29, Utah Gun deaths per 100,000: 9.5 Permissive gun laws: 18th out of 50 #30, Vermont Gun deaths per 100,000: 8.4 Permissive gun laws: 3rd out of 50 #31, Oregon Gun deaths per 100,000: 10.4 Permissive gun laws: 30th out of 50 #32, North Dakota Gun deaths per 100,000: 8.9 Permissive gun laws: 15th out of 50 #33, Ohio Gun deaths per 100,000: 9.6 Permissive gun laws: 29th out of 50 #34, Maine Gun deaths per 100,000: 8.1 Permissive gun laws: 9th out of 50 #35, Delaware Gun deaths per 100,000: 9.2 Permissive gun laws: 33rd out of 50 #36, Wisconsin Gun deaths per 100,000: 8.7 Permissive gun laws: 34th out of 50 #37, Nebraska Gun deaths per 100,000: 8 Permissive gun laws: 19th out of 50 #38, South Dakota Gun deaths per 100,000: 6.5 Permissive gun laws: 16th out of 50 #39, Washington Gun deaths per 100,000: 8.5 Permissive gun laws: 37th out of 50 #40, California Gun deaths per 100,000: 9 Permissive gun laws: 50th out of 50 #41, New Hampshire Gun deaths per 100,000: 5.9 Permissive gun laws: 26th out of 50 #42, Minnesota Gun deaths per 100,000: 6.6 Permissive gun laws: 36th out of 50 #43, Illinois Gun deaths per 100,000: 8 Permissive gun laws: 45th out of 50 #44, Iowa Gun deaths per 100,000: 5.3 Permissive gun laws: 38th out of 50 #45, New York Gun deaths per 100,000: 5.1 Permissive gun laws: 43rd out of 50 #46, New Jersey Gun deaths per 100,000: 5.2 Permissive gun laws: 49th out of 50 #47, Connecticut Gun deaths per 100,000: 4.3 Permissive gun laws: 46th out of 50 #48, Rhode Island Gun deaths per 100,000: 3.5 Permissive gun laws: 42nd out of 50 #49, Massachusetts Gun deaths per 100,000: 3.6 Permissive gun laws: 48th out of 50 #50, Hawaii Gun deaths per 100,000: 2.8 Permissive gun laws: 47th out of 50 |
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On 8/11/2012 3:40 PM, jps wrote:
You folks in the red states really know how to keep people safe. Per capita gun deaths state-by-state: #1, Mississippi Gun deaths per 100,000: 18.3 Permissive gun laws: 4th out of 50 #2, Arizona Gun deaths per 100,000: 15 Permissive gun laws: 1st out of 50 #3, Alaska Gun deaths per 100,000: 17.6 Permissive gun laws: 11th out of 50 #4, Arkansas Gun deaths per 100,000: 15.1 Permissive gun laws: 7th out of 50 #5, Louisiana Gun deaths per 100,000: 19.9 Permissive gun laws: 23rd out of 50 #6, New Mexico Gun deaths per 100,000: 15 Permissive gun laws: 6th out of 50 #7, Alabama Gun deaths per 100,000: 17.6 Permissive gun laws: 27th out of 50 #8, Nevada Gun deaths per 100,000: 16.2 Permissive gun laws: 22nd out of 50 #9, Montana Gun deaths per 100,000: 14.5 Permissive gun laws: 10th out of 50 #10, Wyoming Gun deaths per 100,000: 14.5 Permissive gun laws: 8th out of 50 #11, Kentucky Gun deaths per 100,000: 14.4 Permissive gun laws: 5th out of 50 #12, West Virginia Gun deaths per 100,000: 14.8 Permissive gun laws: 25th out of 50 #13, Tennessee Gun deaths per 100,000: 15 Permissive gun laws: 31st out of 50 #14, Oklahoma Gun deaths per 100,000: 13.4 Permissive gun laws: 17th out of 50 #15, Idaho Gun deaths per 100,000: 12.5 Permissive gun laws: 2nd out of 50 #16, Georgia Gun deaths per 100,000: 13.1 Permissive gun laws: 13th out of 50 #17, Missouri Gun deaths per 100,000: 12.9 Permissive gun laws: 12th out of 50 #18, South Carolina Gun deaths per 100,000: 13.4 Permissive gun laws: 20th out of 50 #19, North Carolina Gun deaths per 100,000: 12.3 Permissive gun laws: 28th out of 50 #20, Florida Gun deaths per 100,000: 12.5 Permissive gun laws: 41st out of 50 #21, Kansas Gun deaths per 100,000: 10.5 Permissive gun laws: 14th out of 50 #22, Indiana Gun deaths per 100,000: 10.6 Permissive gun laws: 21st out of 50 #23, Texas Gun deaths per 100,000: 10.7 Permissive gun laws: 32nd out of 50 #24, Michigan Gun deaths per 100,000: 10.9 Permissive gun laws: 39th out of 50 #25, Maryland Gun deaths per 100,000: 12.1 Permissive gun laws: 44th out of 50 #26, Colorado Gun deaths per 100,000: 10.4 Permissive gun laws: 24rd out of 50 #27, Pennsylvania Gun deaths per 100,000: 10.7 Permissive gun laws: 40th out of 50 #28, Virginia Gun deaths per 100,000: 10.7 Permissive gun laws: 35th out of 50 #29, Utah Gun deaths per 100,000: 9.5 Permissive gun laws: 18th out of 50 #30, Vermont Gun deaths per 100,000: 8.4 Permissive gun laws: 3rd out of 50 #31, Oregon Gun deaths per 100,000: 10.4 Permissive gun laws: 30th out of 50 #32, North Dakota Gun deaths per 100,000: 8.9 Permissive gun laws: 15th out of 50 #33, Ohio Gun deaths per 100,000: 9.6 Permissive gun laws: 29th out of 50 #34, Maine Gun deaths per 100,000: 8.1 Permissive gun laws: 9th out of 50 #35, Delaware Gun deaths per 100,000: 9.2 Permissive gun laws: 33rd out of 50 #36, Wisconsin Gun deaths per 100,000: 8.7 Permissive gun laws: 34th out of 50 #37, Nebraska Gun deaths per 100,000: 8 Permissive gun laws: 19th out of 50 #38, South Dakota Gun deaths per 100,000: 6.5 Permissive gun laws: 16th out of 50 #39, Washington Gun deaths per 100,000: 8.5 Permissive gun laws: 37th out of 50 #40, California Gun deaths per 100,000: 9 Permissive gun laws: 50th out of 50 #41, New Hampshire Gun deaths per 100,000: 5.9 Permissive gun laws: 26th out of 50 #42, Minnesota Gun deaths per 100,000: 6.6 Permissive gun laws: 36th out of 50 #43, Illinois Gun deaths per 100,000: 8 Permissive gun laws: 45th out of 50 #44, Iowa Gun deaths per 100,000: 5.3 Permissive gun laws: 38th out of 50 #45, New York Gun deaths per 100,000: 5.1 Permissive gun laws: 43rd out of 50 #46, New Jersey Gun deaths per 100,000: 5.2 Permissive gun laws: 49th out of 50 #47, Connecticut Gun deaths per 100,000: 4.3 Permissive gun laws: 46th out of 50 #48, Rhode Island Gun deaths per 100,000: 3.5 Permissive gun laws: 42nd out of 50 #49, Massachusetts Gun deaths per 100,000: 3.6 Permissive gun laws: 48th out of 50 #50, Hawaii Gun deaths per 100,000: 2.8 Permissive gun laws: 47th out of 50 There's 13 states with tougher gun laws than Washington. Hell you aren't even in the safest 25 percentile. Pack your bags and put your kids in a safer place. |
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On Sat, 11 Aug 2012 12:40:23 -0700, jps wrote:
More anti-gun crap with no presented solution. |
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One blue state in list of worst
On Sun, 12 Aug 2012 11:04:41 -0500, Boating All Out
wrote: In article , says... On Sat, 11 Aug 2012 12:40:23 -0700, jps wrote: More anti-gun crap with no presented solution. Any discussion is good for getting to a solution. Might not be one. Depends on how many more innocents get slaughtered, what frequency, etc. The last few mass shootings were committed by perfectly legal purchasers of guns. Maybe that's the norm. I don't keep track. Then legal gun sales went up so people could protect themselves from other legal purchasers of guns. Common pattern. Real sweet for the NRA. Mass gun killings are a good thing for the NRA and gun industry if it doesn't get out of hand. Lots of money in guns. Lots of money. So as long as gun killings don't get past a certain tipping point, nothing will change. Can't change it without an outright ban on guns. Legal buyers' guns will get stolen from them by killers, or lost, and found by killers. Legal buyers sell guns to killers. Killers can legally buy guns. They only become illegal when the killer starts pulling the trigger. So-called "legal" gun dealers will keep on selling to legal "straw" purchasers, who then sell the guns to killers. It's a big money industry. Lots of money, lots of money. Gun nuts. Part of the culture is gun nuts too. Look right here at all the talk about guns. Gives some a feeling of potency, I suspect. Dick replacement therapy. Me, I like loud yelling and fists for settling disputes. If I get my ass kicked and survive, then I can think if it's worth getting a gun and shooting the SOB. Got a cool-off time in there. So far, by the time I was patched up from the ass-kicking I just decided to take my lumps. 'Course I'm not a killer. Not fearful enough to have a gun around either. I did carry for a while after I stole a man's wife from him. I ain't too stupid. So I don't support the NRA. That's for killers and gun nuts. When the majority of people come to the conclusion that there's no practical difference between the killers and the gun nuts, things might change. I ain't holding my breath. Too much money in it. Hell, people keep voting for Republicans. That's even more crazy. Well said. |
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On Sunday, August 12, 2012 1:21:16 PM UTC-4, jps wrote:
On Sun, 12 Aug 2012 11:04:41 -0500, Boating All Out wrote: In article , says... On Sat, 11 Aug 2012 12:40:23 -0700, jps wrote: More anti-gun crap with no presented solution. Any discussion is good for getting to a solution. Might not be one. Depends on how many more innocents get slaughtered, what frequency, etc. The last few mass shootings were committed by perfectly legal purchasers of guns. Maybe that's the norm. I don't keep track. Then legal gun sales went up so people could protect themselves from other legal purchasers of guns. Common pattern. Real sweet for the NRA. Mass gun killings are a good thing for the NRA and gun industry if it doesn't get out of hand. Lots of money in guns. Lots of money. So as long as gun killings don't get past a certain tipping point, nothing will change. Can't change it without an outright ban on guns. Legal buyers' guns will get stolen from them by killers, or lost, and found by killers. Legal buyers sell guns to killers. Killers can legally buy guns. They only become illegal when the killer starts pulling the trigger. So-called "legal" gun dealers will keep on selling to legal "straw" purchasers, who then sell the guns to killers. It's a big money industry. Lots of money, lots of money. Gun nuts. Part of the culture is gun nuts too. Look right here at all the talk about guns. Gives some a feeling of potency, I suspect. Dick replacement therapy. Me, I like loud yelling and fists for settling disputes. If I get my ass kicked and survive, then I can think if it's worth getting a gun and shooting the SOB. Got a cool-off time in there. So far, by the time I was patched up from the ass-kicking I just decided to take my lumps. 'Course I'm not a killer. Not fearful enough to have a gun around either. I did carry for a while after I stole a man's wife from him. I ain't too stupid. So I don't support the NRA. That's for killers and gun nuts. When the majority of people come to the conclusion that there's no practical difference between the killers and the gun nuts, things might change. I ain't holding my breath. Too much money in it. Hell, people keep voting for Republicans. That's even more crazy. Well said. Hilarious. A pants-****er from Seattle taking his cues from a half-wit that spews incomplete sentences taken straight from the usual liberal talking point outlets. Perfect! |
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On 8/12/2012 8:16 PM, wrote:
On Sunday, August 12, 2012 1:21:16 PM UTC-4, jps wrote: On Sun, 12 Aug 2012 11:04:41 -0500, Boating All Out wrote: In article , says... On Sat, 11 Aug 2012 12:40:23 -0700, jps wrote: More anti-gun crap with no presented solution. Any discussion is good for getting to a solution. Might not be one. Depends on how many more innocents get slaughtered, what frequency, etc. The last few mass shootings were committed by perfectly legal purchasers of guns. Maybe that's the norm. I don't keep track. Then legal gun sales went up so people could protect themselves from other legal purchasers of guns. Common pattern. Real sweet for the NRA. Mass gun killings are a good thing for the NRA and gun industry if it doesn't get out of hand. Lots of money in guns. Lots of money. So as long as gun killings don't get past a certain tipping point, nothing will change. Can't change it without an outright ban on guns. Legal buyers' guns will get stolen from them by killers, or lost, and found by killers. Legal buyers sell guns to killers. Killers can legally buy guns. They only become illegal when the killer starts pulling the trigger. So-called "legal" gun dealers will keep on selling to legal "straw" purchasers, who then sell the guns to killers. It's a big money industry. Lots of money, lots of money. Gun nuts. Part of the culture is gun nuts too. Look right here at all the talk about guns. Gives some a feeling of potency, I suspect. Dick replacement therapy. Me, I like loud yelling and fists for settling disputes. If I get my ass kicked and survive, then I can think if it's worth getting a gun and shooting the SOB. Got a cool-off time in there. So far, by the time I was patched up from the ass-kicking I just decided to take my lumps. 'Course I'm not a killer. Not fearful enough to have a gun around either. I did carry for a while after I stole a man's wife from him. I ain't too stupid. So I don't support the NRA. That's for killers and gun nuts. When the majority of people come to the conclusion that there's no practical difference between the killers and the gun nuts, things might change. I ain't holding my breath. Too much money in it. Hell, people keep voting for Republicans. That's even more crazy. Well said. Hilarious. A pants-****er from Seattle taking his cues from a half-wit that spews incomplete sentences taken straight from the usual liberal talking point outlets. Perfect! So the guy doesn't believe in guns, unless he needs one at the time.. Why take anything he says seriously, really? |
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On 8/12/12 9:10 PM, JustWait wrote:
On 8/12/2012 8:16 PM, wrote: On Sunday, August 12, 2012 1:21:16 PM UTC-4, jps wrote: On Sun, 12 Aug 2012 11:04:41 -0500, Boating All Out wrote: In article , says... On Sat, 11 Aug 2012 12:40:23 -0700, jps wrote: More anti-gun crap with no presented solution. Any discussion is good for getting to a solution. Might not be one. Depends on how many more innocents get slaughtered, what frequency, etc. The last few mass shootings were committed by perfectly legal purchasers of guns. Maybe that's the norm. I don't keep track. Then legal gun sales went up so people could protect themselves from other legal purchasers of guns. Common pattern. Real sweet for the NRA. Mass gun killings are a good thing for the NRA and gun industry if it doesn't get out of hand. Lots of money in guns. Lots of money. So as long as gun killings don't get past a certain tipping point, nothing will change. Can't change it without an outright ban on guns. Legal buyers' guns will get stolen from them by killers, or lost, and found by killers. Legal buyers sell guns to killers. Killers can legally buy guns. They only become illegal when the killer starts pulling the trigger. So-called "legal" gun dealers will keep on selling to legal "straw" purchasers, who then sell the guns to killers. It's a big money industry. Lots of money, lots of money. Gun nuts. Part of the culture is gun nuts too. Look right here at all the talk about guns. Gives some a feeling of potency, I suspect. Dick replacement therapy. Me, I like loud yelling and fists for settling disputes. If I get my ass kicked and survive, then I can think if it's worth getting a gun and shooting the SOB. Got a cool-off time in there. So far, by the time I was patched up from the ass-kicking I just decided to take my lumps. 'Course I'm not a killer. Not fearful enough to have a gun around either. I did carry for a while after I stole a man's wife from him. I ain't too stupid. So I don't support the NRA. That's for killers and gun nuts. When the majority of people come to the conclusion that there's no practical difference between the killers and the gun nuts, things might change. I ain't holding my breath. Too much money in it. Hell, people keep voting for Republicans. That's even more crazy. Well said. Hilarious. A pants-****er from Seattle taking his cues from a half-wit that spews incomplete sentences taken straight from the usual liberal talking point outlets. Perfect! So the guy doesn't believe in guns, unless he needs one at the time.. Why take anything he says seriously, really? For starters, he isn't psychotic. But you are. -- I'm a liberal because the militant fundamentalist ignorant science-denying religious xenophobic corporate oligarchy of modern Republican conservatism just doesn't work for me or my country. |
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On Sun, 12 Aug 2012 21:15:06 -0400, X ` Man
wrote: On 8/12/12 9:10 PM, JustWait wrote: On 8/12/2012 8:16 PM, wrote: On Sunday, August 12, 2012 1:21:16 PM UTC-4, jps wrote: On Sun, 12 Aug 2012 11:04:41 -0500, Boating All Out wrote: In article , says... On Sat, 11 Aug 2012 12:40:23 -0700, jps wrote: More anti-gun crap with no presented solution. Any discussion is good for getting to a solution. Might not be one. Depends on how many more innocents get slaughtered, what frequency, etc. The last few mass shootings were committed by perfectly legal purchasers of guns. Maybe that's the norm. I don't keep track. Then legal gun sales went up so people could protect themselves from other legal purchasers of guns. Common pattern. Real sweet for the NRA. Mass gun killings are a good thing for the NRA and gun industry if it doesn't get out of hand. Lots of money in guns. Lots of money. So as long as gun killings don't get past a certain tipping point, nothing will change. Can't change it without an outright ban on guns. Legal buyers' guns will get stolen from them by killers, or lost, and found by killers. Legal buyers sell guns to killers. Killers can legally buy guns. They only become illegal when the killer starts pulling the trigger. So-called "legal" gun dealers will keep on selling to legal "straw" purchasers, who then sell the guns to killers. It's a big money industry. Lots of money, lots of money. Gun nuts. Part of the culture is gun nuts too. Look right here at all the talk about guns. Gives some a feeling of potency, I suspect. Dick replacement therapy. Me, I like loud yelling and fists for settling disputes. If I get my ass kicked and survive, then I can think if it's worth getting a gun and shooting the SOB. Got a cool-off time in there. So far, by the time I was patched up from the ass-kicking I just decided to take my lumps. 'Course I'm not a killer. Not fearful enough to have a gun around either. I did carry for a while after I stole a man's wife from him. I ain't too stupid. So I don't support the NRA. That's for killers and gun nuts. When the majority of people come to the conclusion that there's no practical difference between the killers and the gun nuts, things might change. I ain't holding my breath. Too much money in it. Hell, people keep voting for Republicans. That's even more crazy. Well said. Hilarious. A pants-****er from Seattle taking his cues from a half-wit that spews incomplete sentences taken straight from the usual liberal talking point outlets. Perfect! So the guy doesn't believe in guns, unless he needs one at the time.. Why take anything he says seriously, really? For starters, he isn't psychotic. But you are. Three poontang calls me a pants ****er for having balls enough to not rely on guns for protection. I don't live in fear, unlike most conservatives. Projection, a conservative crutch? Snotty says I don't need a gun unless I need one? Where do these idiots come by their logic? Cracker Jack boxes? |
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On 8/13/12 2:18 PM, jps wrote:
On Sun, 12 Aug 2012 21:15:06 -0400, X ` Man wrote: On 8/12/12 9:10 PM, JustWait wrote: On 8/12/2012 8:16 PM, wrote: On Sunday, August 12, 2012 1:21:16 PM UTC-4, jps wrote: On Sun, 12 Aug 2012 11:04:41 -0500, Boating All Out wrote: In article , says... On Sat, 11 Aug 2012 12:40:23 -0700, jps wrote: More anti-gun crap with no presented solution. Any discussion is good for getting to a solution. Might not be one. Depends on how many more innocents get slaughtered, what frequency, etc. The last few mass shootings were committed by perfectly legal purchasers of guns. Maybe that's the norm. I don't keep track. Then legal gun sales went up so people could protect themselves from other legal purchasers of guns. Common pattern. Real sweet for the NRA. Mass gun killings are a good thing for the NRA and gun industry if it doesn't get out of hand. Lots of money in guns. Lots of money. So as long as gun killings don't get past a certain tipping point, nothing will change. Can't change it without an outright ban on guns. Legal buyers' guns will get stolen from them by killers, or lost, and found by killers. Legal buyers sell guns to killers. Killers can legally buy guns. They only become illegal when the killer starts pulling the trigger. So-called "legal" gun dealers will keep on selling to legal "straw" purchasers, who then sell the guns to killers. It's a big money industry. Lots of money, lots of money. Gun nuts. Part of the culture is gun nuts too. Look right here at all the talk about guns. Gives some a feeling of potency, I suspect. Dick replacement therapy. Me, I like loud yelling and fists for settling disputes. If I get my ass kicked and survive, then I can think if it's worth getting a gun and shooting the SOB. Got a cool-off time in there. So far, by the time I was patched up from the ass-kicking I just decided to take my lumps. 'Course I'm not a killer. Not fearful enough to have a gun around either. I did carry for a while after I stole a man's wife from him. I ain't too stupid. So I don't support the NRA. That's for killers and gun nuts. When the majority of people come to the conclusion that there's no practical difference between the killers and the gun nuts, things might change. I ain't holding my breath. Too much money in it. Hell, people keep voting for Republicans. That's even more crazy. Well said. Hilarious. A pants-****er from Seattle taking his cues from a half-wit that spews incomplete sentences taken straight from the usual liberal talking point outlets. Perfect! So the guy doesn't believe in guns, unless he needs one at the time.. Why take anything he says seriously, really? For starters, he isn't psychotic. But you are. Three poontang calls me a pants ****er for having balls enough to not rely on guns for protection. I don't live in fear, unlike most conservatives. Projection, a conservative crutch? Snotty says I don't need a gun unless I need one? Where do these idiots come by their logic? Cracker Jack boxes? You're assuming they have a higher order of intelligence than they actually have. That's your bad. :) I assume from his years of posting here that Scotty is a moron. He never fails to disappoint. The threepontoon guy is just your typical smug white racist kind of fella from South Carolina. -- I'm a liberal because the militant fundamentalist ignorant science-denying religious xenophobic corporate oligarchy of modern Republican conservatism just doesn't work for me or my country. |
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In article ,
says... On Sun, 12 Aug 2012 21:15:06 -0400, X ` Man wrote: On 8/12/12 9:10 PM, JustWait wrote: On 8/12/2012 8:16 PM, wrote: On Sunday, August 12, 2012 1:21:16 PM UTC-4, jps wrote: On Sun, 12 Aug 2012 11:04:41 -0500, Boating All Out wrote: In article , says... On Sat, 11 Aug 2012 12:40:23 -0700, jps wrote: More anti-gun crap with no presented solution. Any discussion is good for getting to a solution. Might not be one. Depends on how many more innocents get slaughtered, what frequency, etc. The last few mass shootings were committed by perfectly legal purchasers of guns. Maybe that's the norm. I don't keep track. Then legal gun sales went up so people could protect themselves from other legal purchasers of guns. Common pattern. Real sweet for the NRA. Mass gun killings are a good thing for the NRA and gun industry if it doesn't get out of hand. Lots of money in guns. Lots of money. So as long as gun killings don't get past a certain tipping point, nothing will change. Can't change it without an outright ban on guns. Legal buyers' guns will get stolen from them by killers, or lost, and found by killers. Legal buyers sell guns to killers. Killers can legally buy guns. They only become illegal when the killer starts pulling the trigger. So-called "legal" gun dealers will keep on selling to legal "straw" purchasers, who then sell the guns to killers. It's a big money industry. Lots of money, lots of money. Gun nuts. Part of the culture is gun nuts too. Look right here at all the talk about guns. Gives some a feeling of potency, I suspect. Dick replacement therapy. Me, I like loud yelling and fists for settling disputes. If I get my ass kicked and survive, then I can think if it's worth getting a gun and shooting the SOB. Got a cool-off time in there. So far, by the time I was patched up from the ass-kicking I just decided to take my lumps. 'Course I'm not a killer. Not fearful enough to have a gun around either. I did carry for a while after I stole a man's wife from him. I ain't too stupid. So I don't support the NRA. That's for killers and gun nuts. When the majority of people come to the conclusion that there's no practical difference between the killers and the gun nuts, things might change. I ain't holding my breath. Too much money in it. Hell, people keep voting for Republicans. That's even more crazy. Well said. Hilarious. A pants-****er from Seattle taking his cues from a half-wit that spews incomplete sentences taken straight from the usual liberal talking point outlets. Perfect! So the guy doesn't believe in guns, unless he needs one at the time.. Why take anything he says seriously, really? For starters, he isn't psychotic. But you are. Three poontang calls me a pants ****er for having balls enough to not rely on guns for protection. I don't live in fear, unlike most conservatives. Do you lock your car when you leave it? Do you lock the doors on your house when you are or are not home? Do you lock your business' doors when you close each day? You live in fear just like the rest of us. Projection, a conservative crutch? Snotty says I don't need a gun unless I need one? Where do these idiots come by their logic? Cracker Jack boxes? We are waiting for the report from your area that says "he died yelling at his alleged killer when the alleged killer shot him." |
One blue state in list of worst
On Monday, August 13, 2012 7:44:51 PM UTC-4, BAR wrote:
In article , says... On Sun, 12 Aug 2012 21:15:06 -0400, X ` Man wrote: On 8/12/12 9:10 PM, JustWait wrote: On 8/12/2012 8:16 PM, wrote: On Sunday, August 12, 2012 1:21:16 PM UTC-4, jps wrote: On Sun, 12 Aug 2012 11:04:41 -0500, Boating All Out wrote: In article , says... On Sat, 11 Aug 2012 12:40:23 -0700, jps wrote: More anti-gun crap with no presented solution. Any discussion is good for getting to a solution. Might not be one. Depends on how many more innocents get slaughtered, what frequency, etc. The last few mass shootings were committed by perfectly legal purchasers of guns. Maybe that's the norm. I don't keep track. Then legal gun sales went up so people could protect themselves from other legal purchasers of guns. Common pattern. Real sweet for the NRA. Mass gun killings are a good thing for the NRA and gun industry if it doesn't get out of hand. Lots of money in guns. Lots of money. So as long as gun killings don't get past a certain tipping point, nothing will change. Can't change it without an outright ban on guns. Legal buyers' guns will get stolen from them by killers, or lost, and found by killers. Legal buyers sell guns to killers. Killers can legally buy guns. They only become illegal when the killer starts pulling the trigger. So-called "legal" gun dealers will keep on selling to legal "straw" purchasers, who then sell the guns to killers. It's a big money industry. Lots of money, lots of money. Gun nuts. Part of the culture is gun nuts too. Look right here at all the talk about guns. Gives some a feeling of potency, I suspect. Dick replacement therapy. Me, I like loud yelling and fists for settling disputes. If I get my ass kicked and survive, then I can think if it's worth getting a gun and shooting the SOB. Got a cool-off time in there. So far, by the time I was patched up from the ass-kicking I just decided to take my lumps. 'Course I'm not a killer. Not fearful enough to have a gun around either. I did carry for a while after I stole a man's wife from him. I ain't too stupid. So I don't support the NRA. That's for killers and gun nuts. When the majority of people come to the conclusion that there's no practical difference between the killers and the gun nuts, things might change. I ain't holding my breath. Too much money in it. Hell, people keep voting for Republicans. That's even more crazy. Well said. Hilarious. A pants-****er from Seattle taking his cues from a half-wit that spews incomplete sentences taken straight from the usual liberal talking point outlets. Perfect! So the guy doesn't believe in guns, unless he needs one at the time.. Why take anything he says seriously, really? For starters, he isn't psychotic. But you are. Three poontang calls me a pants ****er for having balls enough to not rely on guns for protection. I don't live in fear, unlike most conservatives. Do you lock your car when you leave it? Do you lock the doors on your house when you are or are not home? Do you lock your business' doors when you close each day? You live in fear just like the rest of us. Projection, a conservative crutch? Snotty says I don't need a gun unless I need one? Where do these idiots come by their logic? Cracker Jack boxes? We are waiting for the report from your area that says "he died yelling at his alleged killer when the alleged killer shot him." It would be "He was brandishing fine German screwdrivers when the gunman shot him." |
One blue state in list of worst
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One blue state in list of worst
On 8/13/2012 7:44 PM, BAR wrote:
In article , says... On Sun, 12 Aug 2012 21:15:06 -0400, X ` Man wrote: On 8/12/12 9:10 PM, JustWait wrote: On 8/12/2012 8:16 PM, wrote: On Sunday, August 12, 2012 1:21:16 PM UTC-4, jps wrote: On Sun, 12 Aug 2012 11:04:41 -0500, Boating All Out wrote: In article , says... On Sat, 11 Aug 2012 12:40:23 -0700, jps wrote: More anti-gun crap with no presented solution. Any discussion is good for getting to a solution. Might not be one. Depends on how many more innocents get slaughtered, what frequency, etc. The last few mass shootings were committed by perfectly legal purchasers of guns. Maybe that's the norm. I don't keep track. Then legal gun sales went up so people could protect themselves from other legal purchasers of guns. Common pattern. Real sweet for the NRA. Mass gun killings are a good thing for the NRA and gun industry if it doesn't get out of hand. Lots of money in guns. Lots of money. So as long as gun killings don't get past a certain tipping point, nothing will change. Can't change it without an outright ban on guns. Legal buyers' guns will get stolen from them by killers, or lost, and found by killers. Legal buyers sell guns to killers. Killers can legally buy guns. They only become illegal when the killer starts pulling the trigger. So-called "legal" gun dealers will keep on selling to legal "straw" purchasers, who then sell the guns to killers. It's a big money industry. Lots of money, lots of money. Gun nuts. Part of the culture is gun nuts too. Look right here at all the talk about guns. Gives some a feeling of potency, I suspect. Dick replacement therapy. Me, I like loud yelling and fists for settling disputes. If I get my ass kicked and survive, then I can think if it's worth getting a gun and shooting the SOB. Got a cool-off time in there. So far, by the time I was patched up from the ass-kicking I just decided to take my lumps. 'Course I'm not a killer. Not fearful enough to have a gun around either. I did carry for a while after I stole a man's wife from him. I ain't too stupid. So I don't support the NRA. That's for killers and gun nuts. When the majority of people come to the conclusion that there's no practical difference between the killers and the gun nuts, things might change. I ain't holding my breath. Too much money in it. Hell, people keep voting for Republicans. That's even more crazy. Well said. Hilarious. A pants-****er from Seattle taking his cues from a half-wit that spews incomplete sentences taken straight from the usual liberal talking point outlets. Perfect! So the guy doesn't believe in guns, unless he needs one at the time.. Why take anything he says seriously, really? For starters, he isn't psychotic. But you are. Three poontang calls me a pants ****er for having balls enough to not rely on guns for protection. I don't live in fear, unlike most conservatives. Do you lock your car when you leave it? Do you lock the doors on your house when you are or are not home? Do you lock your business' doors when you close each day? You live in fear just like the rest of us. Projection, a conservative crutch? Snotty says I don't need a gun unless I need one? Where do these idiots come by their logic? Cracker Jack boxes? We are waiting for the report from your area that says "he died yelling at his alleged killer when the alleged killer shot him." Why even bother with this hypocrite. It's like an alcoholic telling you to stop drinking. The ****ing asshole had a gun when he thought he needed it, now he doesn't need it anymore, like a true progressive, he doesn't want you and me to be on equal terms or have the same choices... What a coward... |
One blue state in list of worst
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One blue state in list of worst
In article , says...
On 8/13/2012 7:44 PM, BAR wrote: In article , says... On Sun, 12 Aug 2012 21:15:06 -0400, X ` Man wrote: On 8/12/12 9:10 PM, JustWait wrote: On 8/12/2012 8:16 PM, wrote: On Sunday, August 12, 2012 1:21:16 PM UTC-4, jps wrote: On Sun, 12 Aug 2012 11:04:41 -0500, Boating All Out wrote: In article , says... On Sat, 11 Aug 2012 12:40:23 -0700, jps wrote: More anti-gun crap with no presented solution. Any discussion is good for getting to a solution. Might not be one. Depends on how many more innocents get slaughtered, what frequency, etc. The last few mass shootings were committed by perfectly legal purchasers of guns. Maybe that's the norm. I don't keep track. Then legal gun sales went up so people could protect themselves from other legal purchasers of guns. Common pattern. Real sweet for the NRA. Mass gun killings are a good thing for the NRA and gun industry if it doesn't get out of hand. Lots of money in guns. Lots of money. So as long as gun killings don't get past a certain tipping point, nothing will change. Can't change it without an outright ban on guns. Legal buyers' guns will get stolen from them by killers, or lost, and found by killers. Legal buyers sell guns to killers. Killers can legally buy guns. They only become illegal when the killer starts pulling the trigger. So-called "legal" gun dealers will keep on selling to legal "straw" purchasers, who then sell the guns to killers. It's a big money industry. Lots of money, lots of money. Gun nuts. Part of the culture is gun nuts too. Look right here at all the talk about guns. Gives some a feeling of potency, I suspect. Dick replacement therapy. Me, I like loud yelling and fists for settling disputes. If I get my ass kicked and survive, then I can think if it's worth getting a gun and shooting the SOB. Got a cool-off time in there. So far, by the time I was patched up from the ass-kicking I just decided to take my lumps. 'Course I'm not a killer. Not fearful enough to have a gun around either. I did carry for a while after I stole a man's wife from him. I ain't too stupid. So I don't support the NRA. That's for killers and gun nuts. When the majority of people come to the conclusion that there's no practical difference between the killers and the gun nuts, things might change. I ain't holding my breath. Too much money in it. Hell, people keep voting for Republicans. That's even more crazy. Well said. Hilarious. A pants-****er from Seattle taking his cues from a half-wit that spews incomplete sentences taken straight from the usual liberal talking point outlets. Perfect! So the guy doesn't believe in guns, unless he needs one at the time.. Why take anything he says seriously, really? For starters, he isn't psychotic. But you are. Three poontang calls me a pants ****er for having balls enough to not rely on guns for protection. I don't live in fear, unlike most conservatives. Do you lock your car when you leave it? Do you lock the doors on your house when you are or are not home? Do you lock your business' doors when you close each day? You live in fear just like the rest of us. Projection, a conservative crutch? Snotty says I don't need a gun unless I need one? Where do these idiots come by their logic? Cracker Jack boxes? We are waiting for the report from your area that says "he died yelling at his alleged killer when the alleged killer shot him." Why even bother with this hypocrite. It's like an alcoholic telling you to stop drinking. The ****ing asshole had a gun when he thought he needed it, now he doesn't need it anymore, like a true progressive, he doesn't want you and me to be on equal terms or have the same choices... What a coward... More insanity from Scotty. |
One blue state in list of worst
On Sun, 12 Aug 2012 11:04:41 -0500, Boating All Out wrote:
In article , says... On Sat, 11 Aug 2012 12:40:23 -0700, jps wrote: More anti-gun crap with no presented solution. Any discussion is good for getting to a solution. Bull****. Look at all the 'discussion' in this group. What we have is continuous whining, such as that below, with no presented solutions to the problem. You might start by betting shooting banned from the Olympics, since guns were designed for 'killing'. Oh, archery has to go to, 'cause bows and arrows were designed for killing. Best get rid of the javelin, simply a take-off on another weapon designed for killing. Damn, I almost forgot fencing - all those sabers, swords, rapiers, etc. - designed simply for killing. Might not be one. Depends on how many more innocents get slaughtered, what frequency, etc. The last few mass shootings were committed by perfectly legal purchasers of guns. Maybe that's the norm. I don't keep track. Then legal gun sales went up so people could protect themselves from other legal purchasers of guns. Common pattern. Real sweet for the NRA. Mass gun killings are a good thing for the NRA and gun industry if it doesn't get out of hand. Lots of money in guns. Lots of money. So as long as gun killings don't get past a certain tipping point, nothing will change. Can't change it without an outright ban on guns. Legal buyers' guns will get stolen from them by killers, or lost, and found by killers. Legal buyers sell guns to killers. Killers can legally buy guns. They only become illegal when the killer starts pulling the trigger. So-called "legal" gun dealers will keep on selling to legal "straw" purchasers, who then sell the guns to killers. It's a big money industry. Lots of money, lots of money. Gun nuts. Part of the culture is gun nuts too. Look right here at all the talk about guns. Gives some a feeling of potency, I suspect. Dick replacement therapy. Me, I like loud yelling and fists for settling disputes. If I get my ass kicked and survive, then I can think if it's worth getting a gun and shooting the SOB. Got a cool-off time in there. So far, by the time I was patched up from the ass-kicking I just decided to take my lumps. 'Course I'm not a killer. Not fearful enough to have a gun around either. I did carry for a while after I stole a man's wife from him. I ain't too stupid. So I don't support the NRA. That's for killers and gun nuts. When the majority of people come to the conclusion that there's no practical difference between the killers and the gun nuts, things might change. I ain't holding my breath. Too much money in it. Hell, people keep voting for Republicans. That's even more crazy. |
One blue state in list of worst
On Sun, 12 Aug 2012 10:21:16 -0700, jps wrote:
On Sun, 12 Aug 2012 11:04:41 -0500, Boating All Out wrote: In article , says... On Sat, 11 Aug 2012 12:40:23 -0700, jps wrote: More anti-gun crap with no presented solution. Any discussion is good for getting to a solution. Might not be one. Depends on how many more innocents get slaughtered, what frequency, etc. The last few mass shootings were committed by perfectly legal purchasers of guns. Maybe that's the norm. I don't keep track. Then legal gun sales went up so people could protect themselves from other legal purchasers of guns. Common pattern. Real sweet for the NRA. Mass gun killings are a good thing for the NRA and gun industry if it doesn't get out of hand. Lots of money in guns. Lots of money. So as long as gun killings don't get past a certain tipping point, nothing will change. Can't change it without an outright ban on guns. Legal buyers' guns will get stolen from them by killers, or lost, and found by killers. Legal buyers sell guns to killers. Killers can legally buy guns. They only become illegal when the killer starts pulling the trigger. So-called "legal" gun dealers will keep on selling to legal "straw" purchasers, who then sell the guns to killers. It's a big money industry. Lots of money, lots of money. Gun nuts. Part of the culture is gun nuts too. Look right here at all the talk about guns. Gives some a feeling of potency, I suspect. Dick replacement therapy. Me, I like loud yelling and fists for settling disputes. If I get my ass kicked and survive, then I can think if it's worth getting a gun and shooting the SOB. Got a cool-off time in there. So far, by the time I was patched up from the ass-kicking I just decided to take my lumps. 'Course I'm not a killer. Not fearful enough to have a gun around either. I did carry for a while after I stole a man's wife from him. I ain't too stupid. So I don't support the NRA. That's for killers and gun nuts. When the majority of people come to the conclusion that there's no practical difference between the killers and the gun nuts, things might change. I ain't holding my breath. Too much money in it. Hell, people keep voting for Republicans. That's even more crazy. Well said. See response to 'well said'. Just more whining. |
One blue state in list of worst
On 8/21/12 4:18 PM, JohnH wrote:
On Sun, 12 Aug 2012 11:04:41 -0500, Boating All Out wrote: In article , says... On Sat, 11 Aug 2012 12:40:23 -0700, jps wrote: More anti-gun crap with no presented solution. Any discussion is good for getting to a solution. Bull****. Why aren't you out there raising funds for your favorite candidate, Todd Akin? -- I'm a liberal because the militant fundamentalist ignorant science-denying religious xenophobic corporate oligarchy of modern Republican conservatism just doesn't work for me or my country. |
One blue state in list of worst
On Tue, 21 Aug 2012 16:31:09 -0400, X ` Man wrote:
On 8/21/12 4:18 PM, JohnH wrote: On Sun, 12 Aug 2012 11:04:41 -0500, Boating All Out wrote: In article , says... On Sat, 11 Aug 2012 12:40:23 -0700, jps wrote: More anti-gun crap with no presented solution. Any discussion is good for getting to a solution. Bull****. Why aren't you out there raising funds for your favorite candidate, Todd Akin? You and Todd Akin have a lot in common. I won't go into details. |
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