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Christmas and The Second Amendment.

Posted by Eudaimonia 13 years, 8 months ago to Politics
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This just in: Diane Feinstein and the Ruling Class DC Marxocrats have determined that its high capacity magazine and intimidating appearance are sufficient to classify the Official Red Ryder Carbine-Action Two-Hundred-Shot Range Model Air Rifle as a dangerous Assault Weapon and therefore not legitimately protected under the Second Amendment.

Enjoy it while you can Ralphie: turn it in and be a slave, or bury it in the backyard and go to prison.

Merry Christmas!

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  • Posted by fivedollargold 13 years, 8 months ago
    I recall reading somewhere that a Japanese WWII general claimed they never seriously considered invading the US mainland for the simple reason that they expected every tree to have an American with a rifle behind it.
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  • Posted by $ kathywiso 13 years, 8 months ago
    True, wonder what the lefties real Christmas present is for us. Attempting to De-arm the people is the last straw for most of us...Freedom isn't Free ! " None who have always been free can understand the terrible fascinating power of the hope of freedom to those who are not free. " Pearl S. Buck. We need a future button, or better yet, a past button to wake people up. Merry Christmas to All the Gulch Members !
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  • Posted by khalling 13 years, 8 months ago
    Sometimes I wonder if it is more than just seizing on a tragedy for political gain. Keep us all focused on this issue while they seriously undermine other freedoms and it all goes un-noticed until too late. Diversionary tactics....
    I need to take a course on tactical strategy-maybe I should breakdown and read Beck's The Overton Window, I think I downloaded it to Kindle and then never cracked the electronic cover
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    • Posted by LetsShrug 13 years, 8 months ago
      My family got me a Kindle Fire for Christmas. I have been a little leery of using an electronic book reading device, but I laid in bed last night, in the DARK and read Anthem in it's entirety even though I have the paper copy sitting right next to me. Have I sinned? (Oh God, that better not invite a response from the unnamed one.) Anyway, I rather enjoyed the lit up screen. Now maybe I'll finish We the Living, which I've been half way thru for 2 months now.... life! My Mom has read the Overton Window, but I haven't yet, it is on my list. :)
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      • Posted by khalling 13 years, 8 months ago
        Kindles are so great. you'll love it. My husband is an author and the % received from a Kindle purchase is a higher royalty than print version, currently. I believe no sin has been committed. just wait until you discover the Kindle lending library and electronic Solitaire :)
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        • Posted by khalling 13 years, 8 months ago
          wait-was that blustery?
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          • Posted by LetsShrug 13 years, 8 months ago
            A little bit... lol My friends have been raving about theirs and I keep rejecting the idea...I may be hooked. However, unlike them, I will ALWAYS have and keep hard copies of the books I love in the house (I don't trust electronics and I just watched Fahrenheit 451, lol, on my Kindle).
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            • Posted by khalling 13 years, 8 months ago
              does yours have the larger screen? I left mine behind in the states earlier this month and couldn't replace it where I am without significant cost. so, my son is bringing me a new one when he visits us early next month. in the meantime, he scored mine-which meant I gave one to my daughter for Christmas. in the meantime, I have been using my laptop to read (you can download a Kindle app on another computer and access your library). I have a great book suggestion for you. Ayn Rand: Early, Unpublished Works. It is a collection of short pieces-some plays other short stories, some edited chapters of Fountainhead which didn't make it. My favorites are "Kira's Viking" which is a romantic fairy tale, and "The Husband I Bought" which shows a young Rand just formulating maturity in her philosophy. I guarantee tears in reading that piece. You'll also see how she is adjusting to English in some of these pieces. It's a gem and it's on Kindle.
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              • Posted by LetsShrug 13 years, 8 months ago
                It's a Kindle Fire, which I think is a little bigger than a regular Kindle but I'm not sure. I will look up the Ayn Rand suggestion :) Thanks! Where are you? (I have huge fears of leaving the States any more. I grew up in MI, right across the river from Canada, used to go there constantly, but I won't even go over the bridge anymore when I'm visiting MI.) Then again, if I could get a way with never leaving my house I probably never would. :)
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        • Posted by khalling 13 years, 8 months ago
          You are so ridiculous. go ahead and assume we have grenade launchers (whatever those are). Now I'm wondering what you idiots think grenade launchers are- spit balls? Arrest me then
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            • Posted by khalling 13 years, 8 months ago
              At the time of the Revolution, individuals could own cannons. Did they go around annihilating other citizens? People will only want an RPG if they live in a society that is not free. Weapons are expensive. They do not produce anything. Free people are not going to waste their time and money owning the most advanced weaponry. But if the government takes their freedoms away and is happily using force in that pursuit, you will see people investing in M16s and the like. You go live in downtown Detroit, and report back that you feel free as a bird and completely safe without being armed.
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  • Posted by UncommonSense 13 years, 8 months ago
    I think it's interesting you refer to the Left as "Marxocrats" and I have referred to them as "Demunists" Ha. The same thing, but different words. No, they can't have my Daisey .177 BB pistol either! :P
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    • Posted by $ jmlesniewski 13 years, 8 months ago
      "A well regulated militia being necessary to the security of a free state, the right of the people to keep and bear arms shall not be infringed."

      There is no caveat or details as to what type of arms. That means ALL arms are protected.
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