Wow, that's pretty profound.You can spray coat and polish a turd but its still a turd.
Wow, that's pretty profound.You can spray coat and polish a turd but its still a turd.
Well you can dress up a nerd but its still a a nerd.You can spray coat and polish a turd but its still a turd.
I have good news for you. Your not on the list.So if the opponents of those bills took steps to prevent them from coming to a vote, would you oppose those efforts and demand that the vote be taken?
Bad law is always bad policy. Yes, I've been a card carrying member of the ACLU and the NRA.Well you can dress up a nerd but its still a a nerd.
Your point being?
While the House Democrats were making fools of themselves on the floor of Congress, lawyers for the ACLU had already appeared before a U.S. district court in a lawsuit that resulted in rulings that the No Fly List is unconstitutional. The ACLU filed the lawsuit in June 2010 on behalf of 10 U.S. citizens and permanent residents — four of whom are U.S. military veterans — challenging their placement on, and inability to get off, the list.
“(T)he standards for inclusion on the No Fly List are unconstitutionally vague, and innocent people are blacklisted without a fair process to correct government error,” the ACLU’s National Security Project Director Hina Shamsi wrote in a commentary last December on the organization’s website. “Our lawsuit seeks a meaningful opportunity for our clients to challenge their placement on the No Fly List because it is so error-prone and the consequences for their lives have been devastating.”
That's not hard on an idea that's profoundly bad.Wow, that's pretty profound.![]()
So you REALLY have no problem with people having their rights stripped just because somehow, someway, some government bureaucrat put their name on some secret list?Maybe it's because I have been a problem solver all my life that I don't buy that argument.
I can think of a lot of very successful products and ideas that could just as easily been scraped but were beautiful when made to work.
???I have good news for you. Your not on the list.![]()
Well if you are only carrying a card this wouldn't be an issue. But the fact is that you're carrying a gun with you at "all"? times. Which reminds me what has an semi automatic gun have to do with anything self-defense. Yet you can purchase one. Not to be use for hunting and unless it's by your bed you'll most probably never use it for self-defense.Bad law is always bad policy. Yes, I've been a card carrying member of the ACLU and the NRA.
Sorry, It wasn't a response to your question. It was a statement.???
That makes absolutely no sense as a response to the question I asked.
Dude, you are clueless about self-defense with a handgun. As for hunting the BAR .30-06 and .308 semi-auto are some of the best hunting rifles made.Well if you are only carrying a card this wouldn't be an issue. But the fact is that you're carrying a gun with you at "all"? times. Which reminds me what has an semi automatic gun have to do with anything self-defense. Yet you can purchase one. Not to be use for hunting and unless it's by your bed you'll most probably never use it for self-defense.
Dude, you are clueless about self-defense with a handgun. As for hunting the BAR .30-06 and .308 semi-auto are some of the best hunting rifles made.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Browning_BAR
I also have a .308 BLR hunting rifle.
http://www.fieldandstream.com/blogs/the-gun-nuts/gunfight-bar-vs-blr
My preferred gun when I carry is a semi-automatic, chambered for either .45 ACP or 9mm Parabellum (with a strong preference for the former).Well if you are only carrying a card this wouldn't be an issue. But the fact is that you're carrying a gun with you at "all"? times. Which reminds me what has an semi automatic gun have to do with anything self-defense. Yet you can purchase one. Not to be use for hunting and unless it's by your bed you'll most probably never use it for self-defense.
What does having done something with a knife have to do with having a clue about self-defense with a handgun????"s308 semi-auto are some of the best hunting rifles made." - Cheater.
"Dude, you are clueless about self-defense with a handgun." - That is right I've only had to fend off a guy with a machete while I was sporting a knife. So I guess I'm clueless.![]()
If it had nothing to do with the quoted text, then why quote the text?Sorry, It wasn't a response to your question. It was a statement.![]()
I've been there buddy, want to match 'war' stories about edged weapons?"s308 semi-auto are some of the best hunting rifles made." - Cheater.
"Dude, you are clueless about self-defense with a handgun." - That is right I've only had to fend off a guy with a machete while I was sporting a knife. So I guess I'm clueless.![]()
What does semi-automatic have to do with self-defense?What does having done something with a knife have to do with having a clue about self-defense with a handgun????
Shee, I said I was sorry. I was to lazy to type your name.If it had nothing to do with the quoted text, then why quote the text?
I looked you up.And how do you know whether I am or am not on the list?
Still trying to see what your point is. You jumped in with a truckload of misinformation, back-tracked and are about to have four flat tires while reversing.Doesn't make my point/view invalid though.