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The Need For Gun Control (Barf Alert)
Long Island Press ^ | 05/03/2007 | Seth Schortz

Posted on 05/07/2007 4:20:44 PM PDT by lowbridge

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To: Cobra64

Liberals not only want to take our guns away, they also want to weaken and dismantle the US military. Therefore, any protection that we would have against terrorists would be taken away.


41 posted on 05/07/2007 9:55:44 PM PDT by Thunder90
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To: oyez
"The National Guard would be acting agents of the Federal Government. The Constitution never intended that."

So would a well regulated state Militia. The U.S. Constitution gives the federal government the power the call forth the state Militia to "execute the Laws of the Union, suppress Insurrections, and repel Invasions".

42 posted on 05/08/2007 5:45:43 AM PDT by robertpaulsen
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To: lowbridge
How many Columbines and Virginia Techs must we endure before Congress becomes serious about gun-control legislation? How often must we listen to those who are opposed to such legislation cry that it is their constitutional right to "bear arms"?

Till hell freezes over, ya little ignorant putz!

Not you "lowbridge", the author of the article...;-)


43 posted on 05/08/2007 7:34:15 AM PDT by stevie_d_64 (Houston Area Texans (I've always been hated))
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To: Argus; Dave Olson
"permanent corps in the pay of government amounts to a standing army" - Federalist papers 24, Hamilton

"To oblige the great body of the yeomanry and of the other classes of the citizens to be under arms for the purpose of going through military exercises and evolutions, as often as might be necessary to acquire the degree of perfection which would entitle them to the character of a well-regulated militia." Federalist papers 29, Hamilton

Meaning, the National Guard is not the militia, but a standing army.

44 posted on 05/08/2007 7:39:23 AM PDT by lowbridge
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To: stevie_d_64
Till hell freezes over, ya little ignorant putz! Not you "lowbridge", the author of the article...;-)

I dunno. It sure sounds like me. ;-)

45 posted on 05/08/2007 7:40:11 AM PDT by lowbridge
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To: lowbridge

Funny, but not surprising that the “discuss” option no longer exists for this article...

hehehe...Don’t they realize the discussion really wasn’t going to be there, but right here!

Oh wait, I forgot...Silly me...


46 posted on 05/08/2007 7:40:37 AM PDT by stevie_d_64 (Houston Area Texans (I've always been hated))
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To: lowbridge

Its snot ewe! I keep tellin’ ya boyo!

Why, oh why, didn’t I take the blue pill today???

You had to go post something like this that was just going to frap my 9 ways to Christmas...

You like doing things like this to me DON’T YOU!!!

One of these days I’m going to quit FR...My BP should go down a few points then...

But then again where would I get my exercize...:-)


47 posted on 05/08/2007 7:44:55 AM PDT by stevie_d_64 (Houston Area Texans (I've always been hated))
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To: lowbridge
How often have we heard the expression, "Guns don’t kill people, people kill people"?

Too often.....from the anti-gun side.

48 posted on 05/08/2007 7:51:26 AM PDT by lowbridge
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We are required to register our automobiles, so why should the registration of our guns create a problem for any law-abiding citizen?

Leave it to a liberal to "reason" that car registration shows that we should register guns, rather than that the lack of gun registration shows we don't need to register cars. Two different policies and they assume, without a moment's reflection, that the one involving government review of our lives is the right one and should be copied. I don't think liberals should be allowed to use a pen, typewriter, or computer. See, I can think like a liberal, too.

49 posted on 05/08/2007 8:16:11 AM PDT by Still Thinking (Quis custodiet ipsos custodes?)
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To: lowbridge

“A national policy must be enacted...”

There IS one. It’s called the Second Amendment.


50 posted on 05/08/2007 8:28:13 AM PDT by Castigar
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To: stevie_d_64
I think they shut down there discussion boards in its entirety.

However they are pretty liberal. In this weeks issue, in their "The Target" column, they ask why Cheney cant be impeached before he "does any damage".

They would love the impeachement of someone (mainly Republican), without any crime committed.

51 posted on 05/08/2007 8:38:26 AM PDT by lowbridge
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To: nonsporting

Spot on. Well said.


52 posted on 05/08/2007 8:46:58 AM PDT by EdReform (The right of the people to keep and bear Arms shall not be infringed *NRA*JPFO*SAF *GOA*SAS)
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To: lowbridge
Hey Seth: A Nation of Cowards. Google it, Okay?
53 posted on 05/08/2007 8:57:06 AM PDT by EdReform (The right of the people to keep and bear Arms shall not be infringed *NRA*JPFO*SAF *GOA*SAS)
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To: lowbridge

There are Democrats who in their own little minds think that Republican Party is hateful, unnecessary. a nuisance and a obstacle to scientific(hah) Socialism. We are seeing this exposure as a number of people are trying to modify the fairness doctrine to make talk radio illegal. Can book burning be far away?


54 posted on 05/08/2007 9:56:14 AM PDT by oyez
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Can book burning be far away?

The book burning already happened.

Student protesters have twice publicly burned copies of the Cornell Review, a conservative student newspaper -- in April 1997, protesting a satire in the paper about Ebonics and in November 1998, in reaction to a syndicated political cartoon the paper ran about African-American abortions.

http://www.news.cornell.edu/chronicle/99/10.14.99/Hentoff.html

http://chronicle.com/che-data/articles.dir/art-44.dir/issue-11.dir/11a00802.htm

55 posted on 05/09/2007 10:40:01 AM PDT by lowbridge
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