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says he who cannot answer a simple question.then you are accepting nothing..I accept your concession of the point.you wish... it was ask and answered ..
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says he who cannot answer a simple question.then you are accepting nothing..I accept your concession of the point.you wish... it was ask and answered ..
Another lie.No one is claiming anyone has the right to shoot kids in the face or "settle scores".
We are arguing we have the natural and Constitutional right to defend ourselves from harm. We have the right to protect ourselves.
Ironically, you just conceded that.
You don't.
It's not there.
If you truly were around guns you would know one size does not fit allnsituations, and even well maintained guns can jam.dude you are reaching sure sign of desperation.And if it jams? Tell that to those that live in the country. The below post is from another forum. The link is to another story-
I live in black bear country in the Ozarks -- a friend just killed a 300 pounder with a bow. I have had bear in my back yard.My experience (backed up by friends with the same experience) is that black bear attacks are rare -- and usually food-related. Campers who fail to keep a clean camp and food out of reach may have problems, but otherwise blackies will leave you alone.Ernie Pagette killed a blackie with a .357 after two 165-grain Sierra boattail softpoints from a .308 failed (both bullets broke up on the shoulders). The bear did not attack him, but crawled into a laurel hell.If I was hunting bear with a handgun, I'd rely on that handgun -- and hardcast bullets for good penetration. With a rifle, I'd go with Nosler Partition Jackets, to avoid a repetition of Ernie's problem.
Robber?s gun jams, gets him killed | Metro, News, The Philippine Star | philstar.com
nice rationalization. but it's bullshit...
besides you cannot shoot more than one at a time.
if you live in the woods then you should expect bears and other wildlife
You did. At the top of your voice.I note that you did not even try to show that you did not lie.You had to cut off my post because you cannot defend your ridiculous and patently zealous gun nut position.
Not only will a strict reading of the second amendment support what I post, but other parts of the Constitution do as well.
You really should sit down and read it.
Good to see you've accepted that sad fact.
I didn't lie.
it was self explanatory. or are you too simple to understand that?says he who cannot answer a simple question.then you are accepting nothing..I accept your concession of the point.
Still waiting.Prove it. Support your position that Case law corrupted original intent.Actually..the fact REMAINS, that of course I can.No... the fact is that you cannot, and you know it.
If that's the case, you should have no problem answering the question.it was self explanatory. or are you too simple to understand that?says he who cannot answer a simple question.then you are accepting nothing..
I negated your point; you have yet to respond.btw you never did answer this question " can an individual use more the one firearm at a time with reasonable accuracy ?
that's rationalizing. it's extremely rare for a well maintained quality firearm to jam...If you truly were around guns you would know one size does not fit allnsituations, and even well maintained guns can jam.dude you are reaching sure sign of desperation.And if it jams? Tell that to those that live in the country. The below post is from another forum. The link is to another story-
I live in black bear country in the Ozarks -- a friend just killed a 300 pounder with a bow. I have had bear in my back yard.My experience (backed up by friends with the same experience) is that black bear attacks are rare -- and usually food-related. Campers who fail to keep a clean camp and food out of reach may have problems, but otherwise blackies will leave you alone.Ernie Pagette killed a blackie with a .357 after two 165-grain Sierra boattail softpoints from a .308 failed (both bullets broke up on the shoulders). The bear did not attack him, but crawled into a laurel hell.If I was hunting bear with a handgun, I'd rely on that handgun -- and hardcast bullets for good penetration. With a rifle, I'd go with Nosler Partition Jackets, to avoid a repetition of Ernie's problem.
Robber?s gun jams, gets him killed | Metro, News, The Philippine Star | philstar.com
if you live in the woods then you should expect bears and other wildlife
Still waiting.Prove it. Support your position that Case law corrupted original intent.Actually..the fact REMAINS, that of course I can.
ok, asked and answered..If that's the case, you should have no problem answering the question.it was self explanatory. or are you too simple to understand that?says he who cannot answer a simple question.
Please proceed.
I negated your point; you have yet to respond.btw you never did answer this question " can an individual use more the one firearm at a time with reasonable accuracy ?
And your point, remains negated.ok, asked and answered..If that's the case, you should have no problem answering the question.it was self explanatory. or are you too simple to understand that?
Please proceed.
I negated your point; you have yet to respond.btw you never did answer this question " can an individual use more the one firearm at a time with reasonable accuracy ?
You did. At the top of your voice.I note that you did not even try to show that you did not lie.
Good to see you've accepted that sad fact.
I didn't lie.
For you to support your lie...er...position that that Case law corrupted original intent.Still waiting.Prove it. Support your position that Case law corrupted original intent.
Still waiting for what?
is there any evidence that this "guy" did not buy his weapons from a gun shop? under the table so to speak or did he buy them from a friend who shares the same ideology?And this guy did not obtain his gun legally. He was a felon. Black market, doesn't give a damn, and no law would have prevented.
false you not answering is not the same as negation...great dodge though...And your point, remains negated.ok, asked and answered..If that's the case, you should have no problem answering the question.
Please proceed.
I negated your point; you have yet to respond.

Apparently you do not understand that stating that you lied is a challenge, one that you have done nothing to respond to.Well, I have thrown down a very simple challenge.You did. At the top of your voice.I didn't lie.
You apparently missed my post.false you not answering is not the same as negation...great dodge though...And your point, remains negated.ok, asked and answered..![]()
Only because you want it to be. Fact. And I know you will never concede to the Fact criminals wouldn't hold to this requirement. Fact.that's rationalizing. it's extremely rare for a well maintained quality firearm to jam...If you truly were around guns you would know one size does not fit allnsituations, and even well maintained guns can jam.dude you are reaching sure sign of desperation.
if you live in the woods then you should expect bears and other wildlife
can jam and do jam enough to be unreliable are two separate arguments.
90% of American polled in 2012 wanted background checks, but the NRA got it's way and the infantile, stupid righties support this.
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90 percent of Americans want expanded background checks on guns. Why isn?t this a political slam dunk?