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www.nbc5.com/index.html

I voted...alot

Quoted: I voted...alot

Vote early, vote often.

voted..more than once

I will whore this link to another gun forum I frequent.

Should the assault weapons ban be extended?
Choice  Votes  Percentage of 1098 Votes  
Yes 383 35%
No 715 65%
Thank You For Voting!

I put it on another board..

now look at the votes

Hit it like it was the non-anorexic Olsen twin.


- BG

440 Yes
1061 No  

Should the assault weapons ban be extended?
Choice  Votes  Percentage of 1539 Votes  
Yes 449 29%
No 1090 71%
Thank You For Voting!

You tease....

Got me.  So I voted.

Should the assault weapons ban be extended? Choice  Votes  Percentage of 1625 Votes   Yes 469 29% No 1156 71% Thank You For Voting!

How the hell d'you find that?

I voted...

Thanks wedge1082!!

I found it here ar15.com/forums/topic.html?b=1&f=5&t=272101&page=1

I only wish I  could have seen the look on daly's face along with all the other gun grabbing liberals in this state when they saw the results of this poll. Thank you to everybody that voted, we need to have our voice heard here in the chicagoland area.

Quoted:   I just freaking tryed to check the POLL and They changed it.      Thankyou to all who helped.   I wish I could see the look on their faces.  (HATE AND DISCONTENT 4 SHURE)

Yeah, I just went to vote, and it's some nicole kidman shit now.

Now for round 2www.foxnews.com  

   GO get em boys!!!!!

Should Congress have extended the ban on assault weapons?   a. Yes     (40%) 22,112     b. No     (50%) 27,221     c. I defer to what police say on this     (9%) 4,774     d. None of the above     (1%) 533         54,640 total votes

done did it

 I just set up a new post at www.battlerifles.com/viewforum.php?f=2

   That should get us some more help.

Quoted: www.nbc5.com/index.html

Didn't find an AWB poll, but I did express my opinion about whether or not Nicole Kidman is a legend or NOT!!! h.gif

  Go to www.foxnews.com

   That poll was from yesterday..    YOU KNOW SHE IS A LEGEND

Hit.

Should the ban be extended?
a. Yes (40%) 23,653

b. No (50%) 30,004

c. I defer to what police say on this  (9%) 5,110

d. None of the above (1%) 557

59,324 total votes

Yes   477     29%
No     1195  71%

Yes   493   27%
No 1306 73%

73% say no to the ban!!  

  Now 74% NO  with 1608 no votes!

Done deal!

I can't stand it when people bait me into their threads with "Trick" titles.

  Hey Va_Dinger, It did serve a semi-usefull purpose. It's not like you had to buy anything to see the secret info.   Sorry if you got mad about the trick title.      To the rest of you thanks 4 voting, You guys kick ass.  

Check out this propaganda.  Notice how much mention was given to those opposed to renewal:

Mayor, Police Urge Assault Weapons Ban Extension
Daley: Never Good To Put More Guns On Streets

POSTED: 7:56 pm CDT September 8, 2004
UPDATED: 8:47 pm CDT September 8, 2004
CHICAGO -- With the federal ban on assault weapons set to expire next Monday, a study by a non-profit group indicates that gun manufacturers are ready to sell military-style firearms as soon as Sept. 14, while gun-control advocates are calling for an extension of the ban.

"The gun industry is chomping at the bit for the ban to expire," said Susan Peschin, firearms project director at the Consumer Federation of America, a nonprofit association of 300 consumer groups that released the study.

In Chicago, Mayor Richard M. Daley and Chicago Police Superintendent Phil Cline joined community leaders in calling for an extension of the ban and expressed their concern over a new law that could allow more Americans to carry concealed weapons.

NBC5's Charlie Wojciechowski reported that the bill is known as the Law Enforcement Officer's Safety Act, but the group that helped draft it calls it the National Concealed-Carry For Cops Law.

It's a federal law that would let current and former police officers carry concealed guns almost anywhere, and Daley said it could be even more dangerous than allowing the assault weapons ban to expire.

"This law has serious problems," Daley said at a news conference Wednesday. "First of all, it's never a good idea to put more guns on the street."

The proof is plain to see, Chicago police say: fewer weapons on the street means fewer gun deaths. With more than 7,000 guns confiscated in an aggressive police effort so far this year, there have been 90 fewer murders this year than at the same time last year, police statistics indicate.

Concerned Chicagoans voiced a call that's being echoed around the country with police chiefs and educators demanding that President George W. Bush tell Congress to move on the measure before it expires on Monday.

"I stand before you today urging you to end the cycle of devastation that assault weapons cause by renewing the ban that is already in place," said community activist John Abercrombie.

The 1994 law, signed by President Clinton, banned 19 types of assault weapons but included a "sunset" clause that said it would automatically expire in 10 years if Congress did not renew it.

Bush has said he supports the ban, but a number of attempts to extend it in Congress have failed.

The Consumer Federation of America predicted that manufacturers will introduce new models of popular weapons banned under the 1994 law, such as AK-47s, TEC-9s and Uzis.

Manufacturers will also be able to circumvent a ban on the import of "non-sporting" assault weapons by combining foreign-made components with U.S.-made parts, the study said.

It said it also expects more U.S. gun companies will stockpile imported firearms in "custom bonded warehouses" in the United States to be disassembled and reconfigured into legal weapons.

In April, Florida-based Century International Arms Inc., an importer-exporter, was linked to a cache of 7,500 AK-47s and other assault weapons seized in Italy en route to the United States.

The Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives said the weapons were cleared for the United States because they were bound for a custom-bonded warehouse to be reconfigured.

Gun-control advocates are calling for an extension of the ban and also want to expand background checks on gun purchasers to include sales by private collectors at gun shows and flea markets.

Opponents say both measures are unneeded.

"What we ought to be concerned about is firearms in the hands of criminals, not in the hands of law-abiding citizens," said Andrew Arulanandam, director of public affairs for the National Rifle Association.

$100 says that once they close the poll that there will be NO WORD about it since it's NOT the result they wanted to see....any takers?

yes 25%
No 75%

$100 says that once they close the poll that there will be NO WORD about it since it's NOT the result they wanted to see....any takers?

     Thats why im taking interest, I just moved here and I didn't know the NAZIS still held office in this century.  They Tried to ban AWs and CCWs in Colorado(where im from) but then WELINGTON WEB(asshole) left office and the GOP took over, HMMMM freaking amasing! Now Aws are LEGAL and I just got my CCW.    

   Now You want to talk about CRIME.  Do some research and look at the crime rate when WEB was in office and now the rate with the current admin.   I know It sure as fuck has not risen due to Murderous semi-auto weapons on the street. Or people having the ability to protect themselves and their families. By issuing CCW permits.      When is the last time you saw a criminal with a CCW?

   To bad survival of the fittest doesn't apply anymore.   The reason Bullshit laws like the AWB get passed is,  Generally People are lazy, scared and ignorant,  they want someone else to protect them. But they are to chickenshit to do it themselves. So they feel a law will stop some badguy from obtaining one of the 200,000,000 guns in this country. Let alone pull another Hollywood BANK ROBBERY.

     OORAH! to All my USMC brothers that posted and voted!  Especially my 1st MAR DIV TEUFEL HUNDEN.

  I just freaking tryed to check the POLL and They changed it.      Thankyou to all who helped.   I wish I could see the look on their faces.  (HATE AND DISCONTENT 4 SHURE)    

I posted this same poll in the general discussion yesterday at 4:37PM.

At that time we were less than 20%.  www.ar15.com/forums/topic.html?b=1&f=5&t=272101

They actually did show this on the 6 oclock news last night and at the time we were ahead with 65%.  That was really cool to see, especially for a Chicago station.

Thanks all.

 Thank you VECTOR_JOE you brought it to my attention!  

 Little battles must be won daily. Im glad they showed it on the news I just wish I saw it.

  SIMPLE MISSION COMPLETED!!!!  THANK YOU ALL WHO VOTED!

Hit...and we are winning

I just voted and we are now ahead at 51%

Hit

Should Congress have extended the ban on assault weapons?
 
a. Yes     (40%)
23,979

b. No     (51%)
30,618

c. I defer to what police say on this     (8%)
5,178

d. None of the above     (1%)
562
   
    60,337 total votes  

still at 51.

must be alot of pussies voting yes.

Should Congress have extended the ban on assault weapons?
 
a. Yes     (40%)
24,296

   
b. No     (51%)
31,189

   
c. I defer to what police say on this     (8%)
5,248

   
d. None of the above     (1%)
565

   
    61,298 total votes  

  I HAVE FOUND THAT IF YOU ERASE YOUR TEMP INTERNET FILES (COOKIES ALSO) AND ERASE YOUR HISTORY YOU CAN VOTE TWICE..!!!!   BUT I WOULD NEVER DO THAT ALL AFTERNOON..

Me VOTED  too !   Me Dads name is HESTON !  

I hit it like a red-headed step child.

Daley needs to be gagged for the remainder of his life, for the good of the state of Illinois and the country.

I'm so glad I live in a republican county.

Should Congress have extended the ban on assault weapons?
 
a. Yes     (39%)
25,616

   
b. No     (51%)
33,589

   
c. I defer to what police say on this     (9%)
5,536

   
d. None of the above     (1%)
605

   
    65,346 total votes  

I voted "I defer to what police say on this"...





yeah right  

Quoted: Hit it like it was the non-anorexic Olsen twin. - BG

oh yeah, she's hot (Ashley Olsen). and she's the "conservative" one! that's why she's hotter.

Hit