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Posted: 5/19/2003 2:01:11 PM EDT
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A member started a post claiming he/she/it wants a gun to defend he/she/itself against GWB. This gem followed: Axman (12 posts) May-16-03, 02:36 PM (ET) Reply to post #8 10. The only way to keep guns from criminals is to ban and destroy all guns. I am fully for this. Guns have no place in our society at all. [red]I can honestly say I feel a chill of fear reading that fellow Democrats are willing to get guns.[/red] Is this what we want? Do you think you could actually shoot someone? [red]I'm very concerned that our nation is swinging towards the conservatives side.[/red] Are we to give in to the Facists and buy guns to help bloody the streets with? I'm sorry but I don't understand nor see the need to own a gun at all. [red]We have the police to protect us.[/red] Why should I have a gun when I don't need it? View Quote [LOL] Man, there's enough material in that one post alone to keep a team of psrinks busy for years! Wow, is the Left REALLY that zany? |
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jody (1957 posts) May-16-03, 03:07 PM (ET) Reply to post #13 16. You say "Just look at who the NRA supports. " In my state, the NRA gave the Democratic candidate for Governor an "A+" rating and the Republican an "A" rating. The NRA also gave Democratic and Republican candidates the same rating if both candidates had the same position on the Right to Keep and Bear Arms (RKBA). The Republican Party does control the NRA leadership and uses it effectively as a special interest lobby. In states where the overwhelming majority of the voters are pro RKBA, Democratis candidates successfully neturalize the NRA effect by campaigning on a strong pro-RKBA plank. The Democratic Party plank on guns is poorly written, however it says "Strong and Sensible Gun Laws. A shocking level of gun violence on our streets and in our schools has shown America the need to keep guns away from those who shouldn't have them - in ways that respect the rights of hunters, sportsmen, and legitimate gun owners." Moreover, several state Dem Parties have pro-RKBA planks in their platforms. [red]I don't know where people get the notion that the Democratic Party intends to ban and confiscate all guns.[/red] View Quote [rofl] Oh, now I know why "DUh" is such a great shorthand for that sewer! |
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Check THIS out! All their pathetic beliefs (and therefore, PROBLEMS) rolled up into one concise post: headlouse (132 posts) May-16-03, 04:16 PM (ET) Reply to post #21 23. crime and violence LAST EDITED ON May-16-03 AT 04:23 PM (ET) Since it is fairly impossible to completely stop crime & violence here are a few ways to lessen it: - free quality high school and collage education (not just good education in the rich neighborhoods) - free health care - free food and shelter for all who need it - support for local small business - creation of community spaces (parks, gardens, plazas, etc.) - community conflict management consuls - end to racially biased law enforcement where people of color are more harshly treated (especially when it comes to the drug war) - end to the drug war - a real effort toward the rehabilitation of criminals - a return to the idea that violence (i.e. war) is not a solution to all problems To me it seems that there are lots more important issues out there with a farther reaching benefit then gun-control. Thus, it seems a waste of energy for anyone to devote the bulk of their time to gun-control. View Quote [lol] Oh, man.....these guys are too much! |
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After this one, I'm going to ask Ilikelegs to develop the official "I'm a PUSSY" emoticon:
headlouse (132 posts) May-16-03, 02:57 PM (ET) Reply to post #10 15. Actually the police are here to protect the status quo LAST EDITED ON May-16-03 AT 03:00 PM (ET) And this means, spying on non-violent protesters, targeting protesters with camcorders for arrest, and placing phony charges on them. And in the case of the Oakland Dock protests: firing tear gas, sting balls, wooden bullets, rubber bullets, metal shot bags for two whole hours as the non-violent protesters were just trying to get away. [red]I’d love to have a society without guns – as long as the police and military don’t have any either -- but that ain’t happening anytime soon. As for actually shooting someone, I doubt that would be easy for me. Violence makes me really really emotionally upset – I had a hard time keeping composer seeing the police put people in pain compliance holds during the protests.[/red] View Quote |
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- free quality high school and [red]collage[/red] education (not just good education in the rich neighborhoods) View Quote So you think this MENSA-tard was a dropout...? |
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Quoted: - free quality high school and [red]collage[/red] education (not just good education in the rich neighborhoods) View Quote So you think this MENSA-tard was a dropout...? View Quote I don't know, but I'm guessing he didn't go to school in a "rich neighborhood". [:D] |
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Dumbass Underground.com is always in a constant state of turmoil
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headlouse (132 posts) May-16-03, 04:16 PM (ET) Reply to post #21 23. crime and violence LAST EDITED ON May-16-03 AT 04:23 PM (ET) Since it is fairly impossible to completely stop crime & violence here are a few ways to lessen it: - free quality high school and collage education (not just good education in the rich neighborhoods) - free health care - free food and shelter for all who need it - support for local small business - creation of community spaces (parks, gardens, plazas, etc.) - community conflict management consuls - end to racially biased law enforcement where people of color are more harshly treated (especially when it comes to the drug war) - end to the drug war - a real effort toward the rehabilitation of criminals - a return to the idea that violence (i.e. war) is not a solution to all problems To me it seems that there are lots more important issues out there with a farther reaching benefit then gun-control. Thus, it seems a waste of energy for anyone to devote the bulk of their time to gun-control. View Quote here is a test to counter this statement A young teenage girl was about to finish her first year of college. She considered herself to be a very liberal Democrat but her father was a rather staunch Republican. One day she was challenging her father on his beliefs and his opposition to taxes and welfare programs. He stopped her and asked her how she was doing in school. She answered that she had a 4.0 GPA but it was really tough. She had to study all the time, never had time to go out and party. She didn't have time for a boyfriend and didn't really have many college friends because of spending all her time studying. He asked, "How is your friend Mary." She replied that Mary was barely getting by. She had a 2.0 GPA, never studied, but was very popular on campus, went to all the parties all the time. Why she often didn't show up for classes because she was hung over. Dad then asked his daughter why she didn't go to the Dean's office and ask why she couldn't take 1.0 off her 4.0 and give it to her friend who only had a 2.0. That way they would both have a 3.0 GPA. The daughter angrily fired back, "That wouldn't be fair, I worked really hard for mine and Mary has done nothing". The father slowly smiled and said, "Welcome to the Republican Party". |
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[b]A shocking level of gun violence on our streets and in our schools has shown America the need to keep guns away from those who shouldn't have them - in ways that respect the rights of hunters, sportsmen, and legitimate gun owners."[/b]
No shooting in my streets or the schools near me. I see no shocking level of gun violence. Maybe they live in a shitty neighborhood . [b]Are we to give in to the Facists and buy guns to help bloody the streets with?[/b] Just looked out the window... no blood in or on the street. [b] -free quality high school and collage education (not just good education in the rich neighborhoods) - free health care - free food and shelter for all who need it [/b] Nothing is free someone has to pay for it. My GF works as a school psrink. One of her biggest problems is get the POS parents to actual show up to the meeting scheduled to get their children [red]FREE[/RED] help. Many of the children she sees are the result of drug and alcohol use by the mother during pregnancy. [b] - support for local small business[/b] Look in the phone book under Small Business Administration [b]- creation of community spaces (parks, gardens, plazas, etc.)[/b] Sure how do you want to pay for them? [b] - community conflict management consuls[/b] 911 [b] - end to racially biased law enforcement where people of color are more harshly treated (especially when it comes to the drug war)[/b] No comment [b]- end to the drug war[/b] See my comment about mothers doing drugs |
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Axman (12 posts) May-16-03, 02:36 PM (ET) Reply to post #8 10. The only way to keep guns from criminals is to ban and destroy all guns. I am fully for this. Guns have no place in our society at all. I can honestly say I feel a chill of fear reading that fellow Democrats are willing to get guns. Is this what we want? Do you think you could actually shoot someone? I'm very concerned that our nation is swinging towards the conservatives side. Are we to give in to the [red]Facists[/red] and buy guns to help bloody the streets with? I'm sorry but I don't understand nor see the need to own a gun at all. [red]We have the police to protect us.[/red] Why should I have a gun when I don't need it? View Quote Yeah, that's where we're headed, towards a "Facist" [sp] government... [b]but[/b] we want the Fascist police to protect us. This moron must have been a history major. [rolleyes] |
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Do you ever wonder if they cut and paste from here over to there and [rolleyes] at what we think (and spell) [:D]
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Quoted: Do you ever wonder if they cut and paste from here over to there and [rolleyes] at what we think (and spell) [:D] View Quote No, if they started to inject truth into their happy little perfect world there entire society would [b]collapse[/b] |
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Quoted: Quoted: Do you ever wonder if they cut and paste from here over to there and [rolleyes] at what we think (and spell) [:D] View Quote No, if they started to inject truth into their happy little perfect world there entire society would [b]collapse[/b] View Quote Yup, the truth scares the shit out of those losers. |
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Submitted for your amusement. [:D]
http://www.literalpolitics.com/DUParty.htm do not hotlink... don't use "img" tags to hotlink the photos. |
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Quoted: Do you ever wonder if they cut and paste from here over to there and [rolleyes] at what we think (and spell) [:D] View Quote Nahh... It has been carefully proven that excessive exposure to rational thought will cause the average Democrat's head to explode. Because of the mess that this creates, all ISPs have implemented programs that make ar15.com and other gunsites invisible to DU posters (unless they had accounts at those sites first, which would make them infiltrators). |
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Quoted: Submitted for your amusement. [:D] http://www.literalpolitics.com/DUParty.htm do not hotlink... don't use [url] tags to hotlink the photos. View Quote WOW!! All I can say is, would you like a same sex partner with your cig?? |
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Quoted: http://www.democraticunderground.com/duforum/DCForumID32/1912.html A member started a post claiming he/she/it wants a gun to defend he/she/itself against GWB. This gem followed: Axman (12 posts) May-16-03, 02:36 PM (ET) Reply to post #8 10. The only way to keep guns from criminals is to ban and destroy all guns. I am fully for this. Guns have no place in our society at all. [red]I can honestly say I feel a chill of fear reading that fellow Democrats are willing to get guns.[/red] Is this what we want? Do you think you could actually shoot someone? [red]I'm very concerned that our nation is swinging towards the conservatives side.[/red] Are we to give in to the Facists and buy guns to help bloody the streets with? I'm sorry but I don't understand nor see the need to own a gun at all. [red]We have the police to protect us.[/red] Why should I have a gun when I don't need it? View Quote [LOL] Man, there's enough material in that one post alone to keep a team of psrinks busy for years! Wow, is the Left REALLY that zany? View Quote It's really no more "zany", than the idea that some on the so-called "right", will continue to vote for those who sign and pass the AWB reauthorization... Wonder what a shrink would say about that?? |
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Quoted: Submitted for your amusement. [:D] http://www.literalpolitics.com/DUParty.htm do not hotlink... don't use [url] tags to hotlink the photos. View Quote What if: The DU Party & the Arfcom party were both booked for the same place? That sounds like a riot! [argue] [stick] BTW, I notice these guys always call conservatives Fascist. Do they even know what Fascism is? |
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I like this one:
[b]Jokerman (179 posts) May-16-03, 02:13 PM (ET) 8. Another former advocate of gun control. I can honestly say that my most of my political opinions have remained unchanged during my adult years. One notable exception is gun control. Twenty years ago I advocated confiscating and destroying all handguns, automatic and semi-automatic weapons. That was when I still had the naïve idea that the government was good, honest and trustworthy. As the Reagan years dragged on and the War On Drugs gained momentum, my trust in the government gradually eroded. Even during the Clinton years I felt the slide towards an oppressive government may have slowed but it didn’t stop. Now with the neo-con fascists running the show, I’ve come to embrace the saying “love your country, fear your government”. I now believe that the second amendment wasn’t included so that we could protect ourselves from each other but so that we could protect ourselves from a government gone mad with power. I still would like to think that there are ways to keep guns out of the hands of criminals but I no longer feel that turning all weapons over to the government is a sound idea.[/b] |
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Quoted: BTW, I notice these guys always call conservatives Fascist. Do they even know what Fascism is? View Quote No, they don't. A lot of liberals ignore that facism grew out of socalism. On a side note, I was suprised as hell when my History 002 teacher at PSU spent a class and a half on that fact when we hit the 1920s. |
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After reviewing those photos I have decided I need to gain a few hundred pounds or become a lesbian before I post at DU.
I have never seen so many fat ugly pieces of shit in one location. I have seen smaller folks at a weight watchers meeting. |
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Quoted: [rofl2] Check THIS out! All their pathetic beliefs (and therefore, PROBLEMS) rolled up into one concise post: [red]headlouse[/red] (132 posts) May-16-03, 04:16 PM (ET) Reply to post #21 23. crime and violence LAST EDITED ON May-16-03 AT 04:23 PM (ET) Since it is fairly impossible to completely stop crime & violence here are a few ways to lessen it: - free quality high school and collage education (not just good education in the rich neighborhoods) - free health care - free food and shelter for all who need it - support for local small business - creation of community spaces (parks, gardens, plazas, etc.) - community conflict management consuls - end to racially biased law enforcement where people of color are more harshly treated (especially when it comes to the drug war) - end to the drug war - a real effort toward the rehabilitation of criminals - a return to the idea that violence (i.e. war) is not a solution to all problems View Quote View Quote Check out that poster's name: headlouse. Is that apt or what? "free" healthcare, "free" college education, "free" housing and food to anyone who wants it. Scumbag parasite liberals. Nothing is "free". These guys just redefine who pays for these things (namely, NOT THEM). I was just reading an [url=http://www.nationalreview.com/derbyshire/derbyshire051903.asp]article[/url] about San Francisco's homeless problem which, if you haven't been there lately, defies belief. He mentions the UN Plaza, which is a magnificent and majestic public space that is filled with homeless and smelled like an open sewer when I visited there. Turns out San Franciscans give $400 a month to each and every homeless person who wants it. No questions asked, hard cash. Then they wonder why with such generosity and compassion, why do the numbers of homeless keep growing? So fucking clueless. |
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Quoted: It's really no more "zany", than the idea that some on the so-called "right", will continue to vote for those who sign and pass the AWB reauthorization... Wonder what a shrink would say about that?? View Quote Ah, yes.....another gem from one of the resident kooks. I'f you don't agree with the kook line 100%, you're no different that the socialists on DUh. There's logic for ya.... [rolleyes] |
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I looked at the pictures saw lesbos, and old hippies. So that is what they grow up and look like.
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Quoted: Quoted: It's really no more "zany", than the idea that some on the so-called "right", will continue to vote for those who sign and pass the AWB reauthorization... Wonder what a shrink would say about that?? View Quote Ah, yes.....another gem from one of the resident kooks. I'f you don't agree with the kook line 100%, you're no different that the socialists on DUh. There's logic for ya.... [rolleyes] View Quote Who said they weren't different?? I just said one idea was JUST as zany as the other!! And it is!! Are you saying that when a repub Congress and president reauthorize the AWB, only "kooks" like me will NOT vote for them??? OR, will it be the "kooks" who vote FOR them!!![;D] |
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headlouse (132 posts) May-16-03, 04:16 PM (ET) Reply to post #21 23. crime and violence LAST EDITED ON May-16-03 AT 04:23 PM (ET) Since it is fairly impossible to completely stop crime & violence here are a few ways to lessen it: - free quality high school and collage education (not just good education in the rich neighborhoods) - free health care - free food and shelter for all who need it - support for local small business - creation of community spaces (parks, gardens, plazas, etc.) - community conflict management consuls - end to racially biased law enforcement where people of color are more harshly treated (especially when it comes to the drug war) - end to the drug war - a real effort toward the rehabilitation of criminals - a return to the idea that violence (i.e. war) is not a solution to all problems To me it seems that there are lots more important issues out there with a farther reaching benefit then gun-control. Thus, it seems a waste of energy for anyone to devote the bulk of their time to gun-control. View Quote This guy describes a fricking Utopia in Earth here. Sometimes, I wonder what hole or under what rock he's from. |
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