LostArtist wrote on 01/14/13 at 14:10:54:


If anyone said any of this about Obama they'd be held for hours and questioned, because "freedom of speech" is out the door and it's a thought crime...

Liberalism always reminds of a one way street for some reason..

Insanity is doing the same thing over and over each time expecting different results. Chicago is proof that gun laws dont work. Its safer to live in Afghanistan. Theres evil individuals out there who prey upon innocent citizens and theres batsh!t crazy people who love to start shooting at anything or anybody. I should have the right to protect myself and my family and possesions. Everytime I turn around something is happening making us closer to a 3rd world country. 3.5% of murders are with rifles, dont know how many were with so called assault rifles or how many were self defense. I think the goverment has more pressing issues than worrying about my guns. My guns give me a better chance at life, liberty and the pursuit of happiness, I'm within my rights according to the constitution so leave me and my guns alone.

"Liberals are mean & violent people."

Uh huh, I think you mean gun-nutz doncha'?

Liberals / AKA "progressives" stand for defending labor, environmental protection, consumer protection, class consciousness, anti-fascism, solidarity, economic justice, health and welfare for all the people and other such positive things....conseratives, not so much.

I have never heard of Alex Jones. So I looked him up and read this:

The Anti-Defamation League (ADL) has written about the Alex Jones show, calling it anti-government and a platform for conspiracy theories. They have further characterized the shows' host as harboring anti-Israel positions, though he has not been labeled as anti-semitic. Conversely, the show has been targeted by anti-semitic websites and radio shows that claim the show is part of a Jewish conspiracy citing the Jewish heritage of the host's wife and some of the show's sponsors.

If he is anti-government, why do so many hate him? I thought being anti-government was in vogue these days?

As for conspiracy theories, it would be entertaining to hear them all presented. Some have merit, most don't. It's up to the individual to separate the wheat from the chaff.

houstonbofh wrote on 01/27/13 at 19:50:26:


Yup, like the ones Mel Gibson used in "the patriot" And we need that to happen. BTW that was the "Arms" referred to in the second amendment.
It will entirely reduce the fatality rate among the receivers of the bullets ... and those that truly use it for self defence, will get bullets refunded when the intruders dead body is removed.

Y'know we were doing a lot of things in the 9th century that are now near impossible to get your hands on. In places like "Sivakasi" in southern India - the fireworks capital of India they can make fireworks out of their sand. So are parts of china I would guess, cos they make a lot of firecrackers nowadays. Try that in any other part of the world or the US. There are a few spots around the world where that flammable sand or in the case of the oil shale flammable rock are readily abundant ... it cant be used to make bullet ammo, but its interesting nonetheless ... without using a factory and a mass production of gun powder and hence the components to cram it into a bullet, its near impossible to get a true regular reliable "bullet" for under $100.

Cool.
Srinath.

There were two major Japaneese Generals during WW2. One of them wanted to actually invade the US. The other one looked at him and said are you crazy, there's a rifle behind every blade of grass in America. He wasnt referring to the military, it was weak at the time.He was referring to the armed American citizens.