[Dreamtwister]

World Daily Net

This has potential to get interesting...in a chinese proverb kind of way...

[mos6507]

This site will turn into a ghost town

[Arsenal]

HAHAHAHAHAHA True

[Ferretlover]

Tens or hundreds of thousands, some possibly carrying guns, marching on Wash. DC? That might have unforeseen consequences.

[Arsenal]

Tens or hundreds of thousands, some possibly carrying guns, marching on Wash. DC? That might have unforeseen consequences.

Not if they are law abiding citizens. You can't conceal or open carry in the DC area. Getting caught with a weapon in this instance would harm the cause rather than help it.

[PrestonSturges]

World Net Daily is one of the nuttiest places on the internet - like http://www.landoverbaptist.com minus the satire.

Why don't they organize a march of the millions of people they claim are demanding Obama resign because he is Kenyan?

[gnm]

World Net Daily is one of the nuttiest places on the internet - like http://www.landoverbaptist.com minus the satire.

Why don't they organize a march of the millions of people they claim are demanding Obama resign because he is Kenyan?

They may be nutty, but can YOU PROVE he isn't Kenyan? I think there is actually fair evidence that he wasn't _born_ here but that the birth was _registered_ here... 'Course McSame was born in Panama...

-G

[vision-master]

World Net Daily is one of the nuttiest places on the internet - like http://www.landoverbaptist.com minus the satire.

Why don't they organize a march of the millions of people they claim are demanding Obama resign because he is Kenyan?

No guns & ammo, we end up like England.

[Nickel]

No guns & ammo, we end up like England.

What, with a nearly non-existent homicide rate? Alas.

[smallpoxgirl]

No guns & ammo, we end up like England.

What, with a nearly non-existent homicide rate? Alas.

I think he was referring more to try to ban knives, sticks, rocks, screwdrivers, etc. because people keep killing eachother with or without guns. That and being videotaped by the police every minute that you spend outside your home. Sounds like a blast to me.

[Nickel]

No guns & ammo, we end up like England.

What, with a nearly non-existent homicide rate? Alas.

I think he was referring more to try to ban knives, sticks, rocks, screwdrivers, etc. because people keep killing eachother with or without guns. That and being videotaped by the police every minute that you spend outside your home. Sounds like a blast to me.

Yeah, safety under the gaze of BB or rampant, unsolvable homicides (a.k.a. execute the minority nearest to the scene). I'm not big on either paradigm, frankly.

[dinopello]

This is big news around here.

Washington Wizards star Gilbert Arenas is in trouble:

Arenas admitted to bringing four unloaded guns to Verizon Center, which violates D.C. gun laws and league rules that prohibit weapons in NBA facilities.

NBA Commissioner sez:

"Although it is clear that the actions of Mr. Arenas will ultimately result in a substantial suspension, and perhaps worse, his ongoing conduct has led me to conclude that he is not currently fit to take the court in an NBA game. Accordingly, I am suspending Mr. Arenas indefinitely, without pay, effective immediately pending the completion of the investigation by the NBA."

Who can blame Arenas? With a name like Gilbert he probably gets teased a lot.

Where are the 2nd amendment marchers when you need them?

Change the team name back to the old name, I say - The Bullets !

[Jotapay]

Tens or hundreds of thousands, some possibly carrying guns, marching on Wash. DC? That might have unforeseen consequences.

Anyone who knows anything about guns won't do that. It's illegal and will get you thrown in jail. Go ahead, if you want. Might be a Darwin Award candidate then.

[Jotapay]

Who can blame Arenas? With a name like Gilbert he probably gets teased a lot.
Where are the 2nd amendment marchers when you need them? Change the team name back to the old name, I say - The Bullets !

Anyone who writes something like this should never own a gun. It's like advocating drunk driving. Total fool. I would never let you around my house or hang out with you since you appear to be so cavalier with potentially deadly tools. You are most likely a danger to yourself and everyone around you.

[dinopello]

Anyone who writes something like this should never own a gun. It's like advocating drunk driving. Total fool. I would never let you around my house or hang out with you since you appear to be so cavalier with potentially deadly tools. You are most likely a danger to yourself and everyone around you.

You sir, need a tutorial on the Constitution ! Particularly the 1st and 2nd amendments. What do they teach in schools these days ? Shame on you for comparing advocacy of a citizen's right to own and carry a weapon for self defense with advocacy of an illegal act.

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[Jotapay]

Anyone who writes something like this should never own a gun. It's like advocating drunk driving. Total fool. I would never let you around my house or hang out with you since you appear to be so cavalier with potentially deadly tools. You are most likely a danger to yourself and everyone around you.

You sir, need a tutorial on the Constitution ! Particularly the 1st and 2nd amendments. What do they teach in schools these days ? Shame on you for comparing advocacy of a citizen's right to own and carry a weapon for self defense with advocacy of an illegal act.

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You can say what you like, that doesn't mean that it won't make you sound like a horse's ass.

Your tone, while satirical, denotes a total lack of understanding of the subject. It's as if you made jokes that the use of arsenic in cafeteria food is defensible by a large portion of the population. This situation is not to be taken lightly, as Arenas obviously made the mistake of doing. These are tools, which if handled improperly, can have deadly consequences, as you must know. Levity is not always a good choice, when it shows you know nothing about what you speak. No one who knows anything about firearms would think this is funny or is behavior that should be anything but castigated. These tools (firearms) must be handled with strict adherence to safety rules and proper judgment. Arenas' behavior should result in criminal charges. Anyone who owns and knows the proper use of firearms understands this. Your satire lacks the mechanics of good satire because the object of your joke completely doesn't fit the stereotype you're forcing upon them. This type of behavior is irresponsible and could very well have gotten someone injured or killed.

Marching in support of this? How outlandishly ignorant.

[jbrovont]

True. Hopefully, the protesters will realize this, and execute their agenda in accordance with the district's laws. The second ammendment is integral to the freedoms of the US. It's important to show support for its protection, but to do so in a way that doesn't feed ammunition to its enemies.

Tens or hundreds of thousands, some possibly carrying guns, marching on Wash. DC? That might have unforeseen consequences.

Not if they are law abiding citizens. You can't conceal or open carry in the DC area. Getting caught with a weapon in this instance would harm the cause rather than help it.

[dinopello]

Arenas' behavior should result in criminal charges.

Well, obviously it will result in criminal charges as it is against the law to bring firearms out in public, even unloaded, secured in locker at your place of employment as Arenas is charged with doing. You support the law, and that is fine. One must always obey the laws of the land, even if one thinks the law might be unconstitutional. Until recently, it was illegal to possess firearms in one's home in the District of Columbia, but that law was found to be unconstitutional. Still, even in Virginia, which mostly recognizes the Constitution of the United States, it is against most employers policies to bring firearms into the facilty (like my employer) and one will lose their job if they do so.

Marching in support of this? How outlandishly ignorant.

The proper way to address laws that one thinks are unconstitutional is through the public process which includes peaceful assembly and to petition the government for redress of grievances which is what I am referring to and what this thread is about. These processes are mentioned in the 1st amendment to the Constitution.

BTW, the CATO Institute publishes a very handy and compact (fits in your pocket) combo-book of the Constitution of the United States and the Declaration of Independence. You can order copies for $1 each by calling 1-800-767-1241

edit: pardon me, but the $1 which is mentioned in my copy is now $4.95 ! which I see at their website. The number is the same though. Still worth it in my opinion.

[bromius]

I own several guns and support the second amendment without qualification. However, I will not be at this march. Unfortunately I have limited time and resources and for the investment on my part, the effect of of adding one extra head to thousands of others seems negligible. The lobbying efforts of both the NRA and individual arms manufacturers in this country do a fine job of making sure both their and my interests are looked after. It's actually one of the few instances I can think of where a political system that is disproportionately influenced by corporate money actually results in an outcome I support.

[pablonite]

I read somewhere Americans need to report firearm ownership on their 2009 tax return, anyone heard about that or was it a joke?

What, with a nearly non-existent homicide rate? Alas.

Pfft, you go live in Liverpool. Half the people on the big island are dead, they just haven't fallen over yet. Armies of pasty white zombies with rotting teeth. Heh, not that bad but getting there quick - a pity they can't do anything about it. It's an official Nanny State now.