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28 Jan 2014, 6:33 am

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Anyway, it turns out the black fellow at the presidents speech was there as part of a PR stunt by Ron Paul supporters. looks like certain people are trying hard to make their movement appear less racist, threatening and high-strung for the camera's.


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Sooo, first the guy was there to intimidate people, but you got called on that BS, so now he was there as a publicity stunt, which somehow makes you less wrong about the whole thing even if it were true?
Perhaps this isn't your area of the board, hard and brittle don't tend to do well here, and you're not even particularly hard.


I want to be hard though. Tell me what I have to do to be hard like you :D Does it involve guns?

Here is another responsible libertarian gun owner who is not making veiled threats.

[youtube]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QGUfsfJTX88[/youtube]



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28 Jan 2014, 6:44 am

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I want to be hard though. Tell me what I have to do to be hard like you :D Does it involve guns?


Learning would be a start, specifically things said of the literary character you've chosen as your username.

Also, I'm better described as 'tough' than 'hard' if we're sticking to metallurgical terms. Try and keep up.


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28 Jan 2014, 7:06 am

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I want to be hard though. Tell me what I have to do to be hard like you :D Does it involve guns?


Learning would be a start, specifically things said of the literary character you've chosen as your username.

Also, I'm better described as 'tough' than 'hard' if we're sticking to metallurgical terms. Try and keep up.


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28 Jan 2014, 11:14 am

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It makes a nice change from many of the other gun geek avatar's in this thread that look like they are going to shoot me, strangle me, or peck my eyes out. ]


Persecution complex?


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28 Jan 2014, 12:59 pm

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Here is another responsible libertarian gun owner who is not making veiled threats.


By jove I think he's got it!

Oh wait...


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29 Jan 2014, 5:38 am

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Also that NBC weapons are a hazard by their very composition, weaponized or not.

I can almost turn this into anti-gun rhetoric:
Guns are a hazard by their very composition, legal or not.

Really the only difference is that you presuppose guns are acceptable, NBC weapons are not; while the outer side think they are both equally unacceptable.

What you wrote is actually a point against your proposition. If these materials are so impossible to handle and unsuitable as weapons, there is no need for any law and nobody will touch it. Having a ban is just expansion of government power.

In fact it is even harder for a nuke to go off accidentally than a gun. The explosive blocks must all detonate within a microsecond or the implosion is insufficient to start nuclear reaction.

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I believe I said that it would be more likely to draw attention to oneself with the possession of a bomb or words to that effect.

But you don't want any law on bombs. You want USofA to be awash in explosive devices. They will be de-stigmatized. Then the use of one of such devices will draw less attention. You have defeated yourself.

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They won’t vanish by any effort. What’s REAL law enforcement in your mind?

Something like the NFA for all hand guns? I am not a politician. I need not to care how you love your guns.



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29 Jan 2014, 1:35 pm

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Also that NBC weapons are a hazard by their very composition, weaponized or not.

I can almost turn this into anti-gun rhetoric:
Guns are a hazard by their very composition, legal or not.

Really the only difference is that you presuppose guns are acceptable, NBC weapons are not; while the outer side think they are both equally unacceptable.

What you wrote is actually a point against your proposition. If these materials are so impossible to handle and unsuitable as weapons, there is no need for any law and nobody will touch it. Having a ban is just expansion of government power.

In fact it is even harder for a nuke to go off accidentally than a gun. The explosive blocks must all detonate within a microsecond or the implosion is insufficient to start nuclear reaction.

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I believe I said that it would be more likely to draw attention to oneself with the possession of a bomb or words to that effect.

But you don't want any law on bombs. You want USofA to be awash in explosive devices. They will be de-stigmatized. Then the use of one of such devices will draw less attention. You have defeated yourself.

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They won’t vanish by any effort. What’s REAL law enforcement in your mind?

Something like the NFA for all hand guns? I am not a politician. I need not to care how you love your guns.


Personally, I could care less whether bombs are illegal or not.


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29 Jan 2014, 2:01 pm

The black helicopter theory is now passé.It's drones now.We are all being watched by drones.They are flying around the shooting range spying.This has to be the worst conspiracy theory yet.I bet the people at the range would love it if a drone was hovering around.A moving target,well Yee Haw!!And the government has secret underground shooting ranges.All the new rural post offices are built of metal so they can be used as containment centers for civilians.I had to listen to hours of this BS the other day.


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29 Jan 2014, 2:02 pm

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And the government has secret underground shooting ranges.


Well, that one is at least technically true.


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29 Jan 2014, 2:09 pm

Didn't know that.Thought all the underground stuff was nuclear,like around White Sands.


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29 Jan 2014, 2:40 pm

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We are all being watched by drones.

They fly over and read our minds, too.
That's why I wear a tin foil hat.


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29 Jan 2014, 2:42 pm

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Didn't know that.Thought all the underground stuff was nuclear,like around White Sands.


I know for a fact that the Secret Service has a shooting range underground somewhere in DC - but they won't tell anyone where it is.


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29 Jan 2014, 2:49 pm

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We are all being watched by drones.

They fly over and read our minds, too.
That's why I wear a tin foil hat.

Line your baseball cap with Mylar.It will block all mind control attempts.


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29 Jan 2014, 8:26 pm

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We are all being watched by drones.

They fly over and read our minds, too.
That's why I wear a tin foil hat.

Line your baseball cap with Mylar.It will block all mind control attempts.

According to your liberal brethren, my mind is already jointly controlled by Rush Limbaugh, Glen Beck, Sean Hannity, and big oil companies.


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29 Jan 2014, 10:01 pm

^^^You should have resisted harder,maybe you would not have been assimilated into the hive.


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30 Jan 2014, 8:27 am

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We've had firearm regulation at some level and in some form for over a hundred years. That doesn’t mean it’s effective, just that governments seem to like to impose it.


Something I have said repeatedly.

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1. You've clearly advocated national gun registration.
2. You’re fixated on the device and not the deed.


I have advocated a gun registry more than once. I have also stated more than once that to date there have been no realistic or practical frameworks for setting one up. I am not fixated on the device; I am fixated on who gets what device and whether or not they are a responsible owner.

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National gun registry? Anyone wanting this is a dyed in the wool anti-gunner. Period.


And yet again, you assume anyone that is not 100% anti-regulation is 100% anti-gun. I am in favor of regulating everything that poses a safety hazard, not just firearms. Just because I think the FDA should be allowed to deny a drug company to knowingly sell medications that do more harm than good does not mean I am anti-pharmaceutical.

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I just don't think that the answer to an increase in violent shootings is to put more guns into more people's hands.

Well of course you don’t. That might hinder the work of the bad guy. Besides, only the police have the expertise and intense training to even know which end of the gun to stick the boolits in.


That quote was part of a response to the idea of arming every civilian teacher.

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So there you have it. You are a relay device for the classic rhetoric of the anti-gun camp yet claim not to be anti-gun.
I rest my case.


You are as bad as those who label me as a gun nut because I think that magazine size limitations are the most pointless gesture suggested in gun legislation to date. Do you really believe that if I someone is in favor of any type of regulation that they are anti-gun?


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