2nd Amendment phonies

WND ^ | April 3, 2002 | Larry Elder

[onedoug]

Geepers. Reds and other socialists inconsistent? Nah.

[Ancesthntr]

How about Feinstein, who wants to ban everything yet has a carry license?

How about the (dis)honorable drunk from Assachusetts, who decries gun ownership but whose bodyguards were reported to be packing automatic weapons? How about his apoplexy when Ashcroft came down in favor of the "revolution against a tyrannical government" theory of the 2nd Amendment, juxtapositioned against his steadfast efforts to make the US government the lord and master of the People?

How about Chuckie Cheese Schumer, who decries gun ownership but apparently loves to shoot (who can forget that goofy look on his face shooting some type of carbine)?

Anybody have a few more?

[HangFire]

LB-BTTT!

[2nd_Amendment_Defender]

Interesting how all these people seem to hate the general population owning firearms and yet they own an evil black gun.

[Tench_Coxe]

They aren't really being inconsistent. They just aren't stating the whole truth. In other words, " We should be allowed to own guns. Only the little people should be denied that right. "

[gc4nra]

Gotta love Larry!

Did you here Deandra Cabral call Chuck Heston on Larry's Show yesterday? She waas great!

[Saundra Duffy]

PING!

[ConsistentLibertarian]

If you can't count on Freepers to be consistent, you shouldn't be surprised by this. You know how many times I've seen people here try to make up unwritten exceptions to the second amendment? Arms control is for Iraq, not for Americans. But a suprising number of freepers want domestic arms controls -- restrictions on nuclear weapons, biological weapons, you name it. It's frightening.

[B. A. Conservative]

Bill of Rights Ping!

[Cultural Jihad]

Don Perata is known in the state as "Pistol-packin' Don Perata."

[Eagle Eye]

If you keep apearing on these gun threads you are likely to be mistaken for a freedom-monger. Pretty soon you might actually agree to let people make decisions without government intervention.

[patton]

Anybody here know a good 2A lawyer, licensed in VA?

I have guns, I have property in NY. NY state law forbids me to shoot (or posess) my guns on my property; a clearer case of "infringed" I cannot imagine.

I live in the jurisdiction of the "rockett-dockett," and I really would like to make a federal case of it.

[Blood of Tyrants]

NRA President Charlton Heston's liberal friends. In 1992, Los Angeles burned after the first Rodney King verdict. In his book "The Courage To Be Free," Heston said that his anti-gun liberal friends called and wanted to borrow a gun and get lessons on how to shoot it. "I could teach you," said Heston, "but not in an hour."

It is also reported that he told them to buy their own to which they replied, "That will take 10 days! I need one NOW!" Chuck calmly told them, "I know, you voted for it."

[patton]

advice and consent needed (see above)

Patton

[Shooter 2.5]

My favorite story is from John Milius, the director of Conan, the Barbarian, who was asked for the loan of some guns during the L.A. riots by some liberals. He gave a real funny comedy sketch as to the way he was being asked by people he hardly knew.

His answer was: sorry, they're all being used right now.

[Shooter 2.5]

I take it that you're not a member of the NRA?

[patton]

Why? .

[Shooter 2.5]

Because if you were, you wouldn't be asking for a Second Amendment lawyer on a political web site. You would be flipping through the pages of this month's American Rifleman for a phone number.

[patton]

Well, that has to be the first time someone actually identified a real return-on-investment from the NRA. Thanks - I will go look.