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To: neverdem

This is the same BS socialist approach tried the American Medical Association years ago.

It failed then with a vengence.

Just the same old same old from the the Democrat (gay) party which has NO ideas.


98 posted on 11/13/2004 3:48:46 PM PST by longtermmemmory (VOTE!)
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To: longtermmemmory
General commentary:

The NRA can rightly claim a piece of the Bush victory, and Kerry slogged right into their sights in camos with a shotgun which bans he proposed would have banned.

The ridiculous lengths to which the op-ed idiot goes to attempt to regurgitate 'Tactic 23X' of the anti-gun movement as a new idea owes more to his need to spew words to get paid, I think, then his belief in his topic. While, no doubt, the idea that Dems should simply change tactics rather than actual beliefs has worked in the past, this transparent and ill-informed piece demonstrates that, like most Democratic articles of faith, guns are extant, physical evidence of the ignorance and stupidity of their opponents even now (beat that sentence for nuance, Kerry).

Kellerman is a perfect example of the fallacy of allowing ANY government agency to regulate firearms.

The key concept that they will never get is that what 'we' really want is for the government to LEAVE US ALONE for the most part. Build roads, have a potent military, provide for public education insofar as using taxes to build the buildings and pay the teachers (NOT the bureaucrats). Read the Constitution - no, the 'regulate interstate commerce' clause does not allow you to order busing - and, no, the 'privacy' clause does not have anything to do with national laws on abortion.
108 posted on 11/13/2004 4:04:13 PM PST by Benkei (Remembrance)
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