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In other words: we can do nothing to stop gun violence. We're just not imaginative enough. We would rather see the plague of gun violence as a cultural problem rather than a law enforcement problem. We can't do a thing, so let's do nothing. We accept our complicity in the crisis and we accept the deaths of school kids as the cost of doing business.Here's my tweet to him:
Mr. President, how will raising the age to 21 and banning a stock stop someone who will not obey those laws?
For whatever good it will do.
Millions of Americans donate small amounts to the NRA to represent and defend their 2nd amendment rights. Why don't you filthy liberal scum explain what's wrong with that? You people pour millions into lobbying for your causes.
Really? Just us then? Not you lot?
Too funny.
My response:
“And no more sending 18 year-olds off to war then. Right?”
My response:
“And no more sending 18 year-olds off to war then. Right?”
We haven't done that since I was a child, and I am a grandfather. Please catch up!
Republicans excel at doing nothing.In other words: we can do nothing to stop gun violence. We're just not imaginative enough. We would rather see the plague of gun violence as a cultural problem rather than a law enforcement problem. We can't do a thing, so let's do nothing. We accept our complicity in the crisis and we accept the deaths of school kids as the cost of doing business.Here's my tweet to him:
Mr. President, how will raising the age to 21 and banning a stock stop someone who will not obey those laws?
For whatever good it will do.
Pathetic.
Hell, he tweeted this two days ago, you better believe he's changed his position probably more than 10 times since then. He flip flops more than any politician I've ever seen. Yes, he had become a politician and a bad one at that.
He retweeted it this morning. I think in his mind, this is a starting point. As I also stated to him, “there’s hope for you yet.”
It’s a starting point. It’s not my chosen starting point? but it is A starting point.
Here's my thoughts:
If you're own enough to go to war you're old enough to own a gun. Or raise the age to 21 to join which might help being a little more mature. I know when I was 18 and received my draft notice I was pissed because I couldn't legally drink but possibly go to Vietnam and not come back.
I still am under the assumption you must have a high school diploma to join military so only allow someone to purchase a gun at 18 if they can provide a high school diploma, but also include driver's license and only allowed to have a cell phone that can make calls and texts for emergencies no smart phones until they have graduated high school.
Hell, he tweeted this two days ago, you better believe he's changed his position probably more than 10 times since then. He flip flops more than any politician I've ever seen. Yes, he had become a politician and a bad one at that.
He retweeted it this morning. I think in his mind, this is a starting point. As I also stated to him, “there’s hope for you yet.”
It’s a starting point. It’s not my chosen starting point? but it is A starting point.
Here's my thoughts:
If you're own enough to go to war you're old enough to own a gun. Or raise the age to 21 to join which might help being a little more mature. I know when I was 18 and received my draft notice I was pissed because I couldn't legally drink but possibly go to Vietnam and not come back.
I still am under the assumption you must have a high school diploma to join military so only allow someone to purchase a gun at 18 if they can provide a high school diploma, but also include driver's license and only allowed to have a cell phone that can make calls and texts for emergencies no smart phones until they have graduated high school.
No. They excel at doing the bidding of those who give them money. Banks, the gun lobby, Wall Street, corporations, the religious fringe.Republicans excel at doing nothing.In other words: we can do nothing to stop gun violence. We're just not imaginative enough. We would rather see the plague of gun violence as a cultural problem rather than a law enforcement problem. We can't do a thing, so let's do nothing. We accept our complicity in the crisis and we accept the deaths of school kids as the cost of doing business.Here's my tweet to him:
Mr. President, how will raising the age to 21 and banning a stock stop someone who will not obey those laws?
For whatever good it will do.
Pathetic.
No. They excel at doing the bidding of those who give them money. Banks, the gun lobby, Wall Street, corporations, the religious fringe.Republicans excel at doing nothing.In other words: we can do nothing to stop gun violence. We're just not imaginative enough. We would rather see the plague of gun violence as a cultural problem rather than a law enforcement problem. We can't do a thing, so let's do nothing. We accept our complicity in the crisis and we accept the deaths of school kids as the cost of doing business.Here's my tweet to him:
Mr. President, how will raising the age to 21 and banning a stock stop someone who will not obey those laws?
For whatever good it will do.
Pathetic.
The Republicans do a lot of stuff.
Guns are violent? Since when? I know you scum libs are violent, but guns? No way.In other words: we can do nothing to stop gun violence. We're just not imaginative enough. We would rather see the plague of gun violence as a cultural problem rather than a law enforcement problem. We can't do a thing, so let's do nothing. We accept our complicity in the crisis and we accept the deaths of school kids as the cost of doing business.Here's my tweet to him:
Mr. President, how will raising the age to 21 and banning a stock stop someone who will not obey those laws?
For whatever good it will do.
Pathetic.
Obfuscation and semantics provide the flimsiest of veneers and positively no rebuttal or argument. As the kids say, epic fail.Guns are violent? Since when? I know you scum libs are violent, but guns? No way.In other words: we can do nothing to stop gun violence. We're just not imaginative enough. We would rather see the plague of gun violence as a cultural problem rather than a law enforcement problem. We can't do a thing, so let's do nothing. We accept our complicity in the crisis and we accept the deaths of school kids as the cost of doing business.Here's my tweet to him:
Mr. President, how will raising the age to 21 and banning a stock stop someone who will not obey those laws?
For whatever good it will do.
Pathetic.
Hell, he tweeted this two days ago, you better believe he's changed his position probably more than 10 times since then. He flip flops more than any politician I've ever seen. Yes, he had become a politician and a bad one at that.
He retweeted it this morning. I think in his mind, this is a starting point. As I also stated to him, “there’s hope for you yet.”
It’s a starting point. It’s not my chosen starting point? but it is A starting point.
Here's my thoughts:
If you're own enough to go to war you're old enough to own a gun. Or raise the age to 21 to join which might help being a little more mature. I know when I was 18 and received my draft notice I was pissed because I couldn't legally drink but possibly go to Vietnam and not come back.
I still am under the assumption you must have a high school diploma to join military so only allow someone to purchase a gun at 18 if they can provide a high school diploma, but also include driver's license and only allowed to have a cell phone that can make calls and texts for emergencies no smart phones until they have graduated high school.
What state were you living in when you got your draft notice?
Hell, he tweeted this two days ago, you better believe he's changed his position probably more than 10 times since then. He flip flops more than any politician I've ever seen. Yes, he had become a politician and a bad one at that.
He retweeted it this morning. I think in his mind, this is a starting point. As I also stated to him, “there’s hope for you yet.”
It’s a starting point. It’s not my chosen starting point? but it is A starting point.
Here's my thoughts:
If you're own enough to go to war you're old enough to own a gun. Or raise the age to 21 to join which might help being a little more mature. I know when I was 18 and received my draft notice I was pissed because I couldn't legally drink but possibly go to Vietnam and not come back.
I still am under the assumption you must have a high school diploma to join military so only allow someone to purchase a gun at 18 if they can provide a high school diploma, but also include driver's license and only allowed to have a cell phone that can make calls and texts for emergencies no smart phones until they have graduated high school.
Please proofread. It makes your senseless posts a little easier to not understand.
