Feinstein and her ilk would load the guns.
She has never made any effort to limit gun use by criminals.
I’m reminded of a political cartoon I saw back in 1989 where it depicted Patrick Purdy (the 1989 Cleveland School massacre in Stockton, Cali) shooting a pregnant woman with an AK-47. The caption read something like, “I’m just helping this woman exercising her right to choice,” IIRC.
Feinstein, you are an ignorant sl...er...liberal.
I hope to give you the much practiced a finger salute in person someday.
And, by the way, I could hold your position, but you are far too stupid and uneducated to hold mine.
Shove it up your smelly Obama, wench.
Morgana, just wanted to say that while we may disagree on ecclesiology, etc., we are strong allies on the life issue. My wife too. In fact I mentioned a debate I was having with a progun proabort (I’ll explain in a moment), and she piped up wither the exact question posed in your headline. GMTA, eh?
Anyway, this debate I was in was ínteresting, because it gives a bit of a window into how some folks think about life and the Constitution. I was berated for wanting to “impose” my morality on women, and counted anticonstitutional because I would dare to seek the overturning of bad law like Roe. They had a terrible time recognizing that the right to live is the only logical basis for a right to use weapons, to defend either oneself or one’s family or country. It was a learning experience for me. I had uncritically been assuming most in the progun ranks would tend to be prolife. Perhaps a hasty assumption.
Meaning? Absolutely nothing. A resume of any significance does not rely solely on longevity in a position.
I walked in, I saw people shot. I’ve looked at bodies that have been shot with these weapons. I’ve seen the bullets that implode [sic; and so completely clueless ].
Meaning? One suspects in the strongest terms that Mrs. Feinstein has real, actual, bona fide PTSD; and as such, has no business writing (or voting on) legislation on anything, much less firearms.
Look, there are other weapons. I’m not a lawyer, but after 20 years I’ve been up close and personal to the Constitution. I have great respect for it.
Note the disconnect between the two thoughts? Apparently, the connection of the sentences made perfect sense to Mrs. Feinstein, and it is scary that such an addled human holds a seat the Senate of the United States, and votes.
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