Canon Shooter
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From post #24:
A negro rapes and murders your mother. At his sentencing, he vows vengeance for his sentence, and blames you.
You want that negro to have a gun?
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"People of Color" should never be debarred the use of arms, for any reason. Agree or Disagree?
- Thread starter Bootney Lee Farnsworth
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From post #24:
A negro rapes and murders your mother. At his sentencing, he vows vengeance for his sentence, and blames you.
You want that negro to have a gun?
progressive hunter
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what I would want doesnt effect his right to own a gun,, and I know that no law can or will stop him from obtaining one,,what question am I avoiding??how do you deal with the criminals that havent been caught??No...babe.we all make bad decisions at one time or another and most learn from them,,I think someone with a blatant inability to make good decisions---such as having committed crimes should not be allowed to own a weapon or vote..if hes fully paid his debt to society yes he should,,So, if a negro gets out of the state lock-up after a 20 year stretch for manslaughter, he should be allowed to have a gun?
No...
the 2nd A doesnt carve out a special restriction for any reason,,
still no right to take away their ability to protect themselves and their family if theyve paid that debt to society,,,
and dont forget they just got caught,, what about the people that never get caught, they say the average person comm
its several felonies a day and dont even know it,,
Some of us make worse and more immoral decisions than others----Criminals make bad life choices period and thusly should never be allowed to vote or own weapons as they are a threat to everyone else.
doesnt matter cause the 2nd is clear as to who can possess arms,, you either support it or you dont,,
Why are you avoiding my question?
Scared?
From post #24:
A negro rapes and murders your mother. At his sentencing, he vows vengeance for his sentence, and blames you.
You want that negro to have a gun?
the problem in that scenario is the courts that let him out before he dies,,
Orangecat
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Try buying weed in Alabama.The Citizens of each State shall be entitled to all Privileges and Immunities of Citizens in the several States.
The Red states today are more like the Blue states a century ago. the Blue States today are more like the Red states a century ago. In that the rights and non rights are to the other side in all ways. Those period prison and racial movies from the 1930's are what you are and just produced in a different manner with social media and media used as propaganda to destroy people. Does it ever affect you that no entertainment or media person who push their political view lives in poverty? They live in mansions. With most who would be killed easily if there was pushback. And the pushback would be from people trying to survive themselves. What the hell is the matter with these people?Irrelevant.Explain your answers.
The Citizens of each State shall be entitled to all Privileges and Immunities of Citizens in the several States.
Canon Shooter
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what I would want doesnt effect his right to own a gun,, and I know that no law can or will stop him from obtaining one,,what question am I avoiding??how do you deal with the criminals that havent been caught??No...babe.we all make bad decisions at one time or another and most learn from them,,I think someone with a blatant inability to make good decisions---such as having committed crimes should not be allowed to own a weapon or vote..if hes fully paid his debt to society yes he should,,So, if a negro gets out of the state lock-up after a 20 year stretch for manslaughter, he should be allowed to have a gun?
No...
the 2nd A doesnt carve out a special restriction for any reason,,
still no right to take away their ability to protect themselves and their family if theyve paid that debt to society,,,
and dont forget they just got caught,, what about the people that never get caught, they say the average person comm
its several felonies a day and dont even know it,,
Some of us make worse and more immoral decisions than others----Criminals make bad life choices period and thusly should never be allowed to vote or own weapons as they are a threat to everyone else.
doesnt matter cause the 2nd is clear as to who can possess arms,, you either support it or you dont,,
Why are you avoiding my question?
Scared?
From post #24:
A negro rapes and murders your mother. At his sentencing, he vows vengeance for his sentence, and blames you.
You want that negro to have a gun?
the problem in that scenario is the courts that let him out before he dies,,
Such a clumsy dodge. I'm simply asking for your personal opinion.
And you're too chickenshit to offer it.
Never mind, you're not up to this...
danielpalos
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I wouldn't want that person to have a gun regardless of color.what question am I avoiding??how do you deal with the criminals that havent been caught??No...babe.we all make bad decisions at one time or another and most learn from them,,I think someone with a blatant inability to make good decisions---such as having committed crimes should not be allowed to own a weapon or vote..if hes fully paid his debt to society yes he should,,So, if a negro gets out of the state lock-up after a 20 year stretch for manslaughter, he should be allowed to have a gun?
No...
the 2nd A doesnt carve out a special restriction for any reason,,
still no right to take away their ability to protect themselves and their family if theyve paid that debt to society,,,
and dont forget they just got caught,, what about the people that never get caught, they say the average person comm
its several felonies a day and dont even know it,,
Some of us make worse and more immoral decisions than others----Criminals make bad life choices period and thusly should never be allowed to vote or own weapons as they are a threat to everyone else.
doesnt matter cause the 2nd is clear as to who can possess arms,, you either support it or you dont,,
Why are you avoiding my question?
Scared?
From post #24:
A negro rapes and murders your mother. At his sentencing, he vows vengeance for his sentence, and blames you.
You want that negro to have a gun?
danielpalos
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Don't blame the left, right wingers are just plain "Big Government" socialists with nothing but nanny-Statism that is indistinguishable from socialism on a national basis. They are simply All Talk about being for free market Capitalism in socialism threads.Try buying weed in Alabama.The Citizens of each State shall be entitled to all Privileges and Immunities of Citizens in the several States.
danielpalos
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No. I only see how right wingers have nothing but socialism on a national and international basis for public policies while alleging to be for free market Capitalism in socialism threads.The Red states today are more like the Blue states a century ago. the Blue States today are more like the Red states a century ago. In that the rights and non rights are to the other side in all ways. Those period prison and racial movies from the 1930's are what you are and just produced in a different manner with social media and media used as propaganda to destroy people. Does it ever affect you that no entertainment or media person who push their political view lives in poverty? They live in mansions. With most who would be killed easily if there was pushback. And the pushback would be from people trying to survive themselves. What the hell is the matter with these people?Irrelevant.Explain your answers.
The Citizens of each State shall be entitled to all Privileges and Immunities of Citizens in the several States.
progressive hunter
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I did answer it,,what I would want doesnt effect his right to own a gun,, and I know that no law can or will stop him from obtaining one,,what question am I avoiding??how do you deal with the criminals that havent been caught??No...babe.we all make bad decisions at one time or another and most learn from them,,I think someone with a blatant inability to make good decisions---such as having committed crimes should not be allowed to own a weapon or vote..if hes fully paid his debt to society yes he should,,So, if a negro gets out of the state lock-up after a 20 year stretch for manslaughter, he should be allowed to have a gun?
No...
the 2nd A doesnt carve out a special restriction for any reason,,
still no right to take away their ability to protect themselves and their family if theyve paid that debt to society,,,
and dont forget they just got caught,, what about the people that never get caught, they say the average person comm
its several felonies a day and dont even know it,,
Some of us make worse and more immoral decisions than others----Criminals make bad life choices period and thusly should never be allowed to vote or own weapons as they are a threat to everyone else.
doesnt matter cause the 2nd is clear as to who can possess arms,, you either support it or you dont,,
Why are you avoiding my question?
Scared?
From post #24:
A negro rapes and murders your mother. At his sentencing, he vows vengeance for his sentence, and blames you.
You want that negro to have a gun?
the problem in that scenario is the courts that let him out before he dies,,
Such a clumsy dodge. I'm simply asking for your personal opinion.
And you're too chickenshit to offer it.
Never mind, you're not up to this...
not sure why you got to be such a prick about it,, I wasnt,,
progressive hunter
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if you murder someone you shouldnt be allowed out of jail,,A white male is not a person of color. He supposedly has “white male privilage”
Should he be allowed to own a firearm after serving a sentence for murder or manslaughter involving a firearm?
ESay
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It is not about name calling, kid. As a common pattern goes, people who mention some other's close relatives in a derogatory way tend to be absolute assholes.The only thing which you proved with this scenario is that you are an absolute asshole.scenario: A negro rapes and murders your mother. At his sentencing, he vows vengeance for his sentence, and blames you
Hey, I've been called worse by better, so save it, Nancy.
The question remains, though. People get all high and mighty until it's something which could adversely affect them. Then their opinion changes.
I understand that you're too fucking stupid to answer my question, so I'll not burden any further than this: If someone vowed to kill you after they get released from prison, would you want that person to be allowed to legally own a firearm?
About your question. First of all, if someone vowes to kill me after releasing, it is not that being legally debarred from owning a firearm can stop them.
Next. If someone vowes to kill me for losing their job, should they be prohibited from owning a firearm?
Orangecat
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I'm not blaming anyone. Just sinking your silly contention that all laws are uniform from state to state.Don't blame the left,
Canon Shooter
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I did answer it,,what I would want doesnt effect his right to own a gun,, and I know that no law can or will stop him from obtaining one,,what question am I avoiding??how do you deal with the criminals that havent been caught??No...babe.we all make bad decisions at one time or another and most learn from them,,I think someone with a blatant inability to make good decisions---such as having committed crimes should not be allowed to own a weapon or vote..if hes fully paid his debt to society yes he should,,So, if a negro gets out of the state lock-up after a 20 year stretch for manslaughter, he should be allowed to have a gun?
No...
the 2nd A doesnt carve out a special restriction for any reason,,
still no right to take away their ability to protect themselves and their family if theyve paid that debt to society,,,
and dont forget they just got caught,, what about the people that never get caught, they say the average person comm
its several felonies a day and dont even know it,,
Some of us make worse and more immoral decisions than others----Criminals make bad life choices period and thusly should never be allowed to vote or own weapons as they are a threat to everyone else.
doesnt matter cause the 2nd is clear as to who can possess arms,, you either support it or you dont,,
Why are you avoiding my question?
Scared?
From post #24:
A negro rapes and murders your mother. At his sentencing, he vows vengeance for his sentence, and blames you.
You want that negro to have a gun?
the problem in that scenario is the courts that let him out before he dies,,
Such a clumsy dodge. I'm simply asking for your personal opinion.
And you're too chickenshit to offer it.
Never mind, you're not up to this...
not sure why you got to be such a prick about it,, I wasnt,,
You didn't answer it.
Someone has vowed to kill you when he gets out of prison.
Do you want him to have a gun when he gets out. Yes or now, man, no need to obfuscate over this, unless you're just too afraid to actually answer it...
ESay
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This clause is a grave mistake, I think. The States should be more sovereign in their internal affairs and dont be subjected to other state's decisions.Privileges and Immunities of Citizens in the several States
Canon Shooter
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About your question. First of all, if someone vowes to kill me after releasing, it is not that being legally debarred from owning a firearm can stop them.
My question was to someone who believes a felon should be allowed to have a gun when he gets out of prison.
I'm just interested in learning how supportive he would be of that if that felon vowed to kill him upon his release from prison...
Next. If someone vowes to kill me for losing their job, should they be prohibited from owning a firearm?
He's not a felon, so no, he should not...
progressive hunter
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as I said,, what I want doesnt matter,, the 2nd is clear and you either support it or you dont,,I did answer it,,what I would want doesnt effect his right to own a gun,, and I know that no law can or will stop him from obtaining one,,what question am I avoiding??how do you deal with the criminals that havent been caught??No...babe.we all make bad decisions at one time or another and most learn from them,,I think someone with a blatant inability to make good decisions---such as having committed crimes should not be allowed to own a weapon or vote..if hes fully paid his debt to society yes he should,,So, if a negro gets out of the state lock-up after a 20 year stretch for manslaughter, he should be allowed to have a gun?
No...
the 2nd A doesnt carve out a special restriction for any reason,,
still no right to take away their ability to protect themselves and their family if theyve paid that debt to society,,,
and dont forget they just got caught,, what about the people that never get caught, they say the average person comm
its several felonies a day and dont even know it,,
Some of us make worse and more immoral decisions than others----Criminals make bad life choices period and thusly should never be allowed to vote or own weapons as they are a threat to everyone else.
doesnt matter cause the 2nd is clear as to who can possess arms,, you either support it or you dont,,
Why are you avoiding my question?
Scared?
From post #24:
A negro rapes and murders your mother. At his sentencing, he vows vengeance for his sentence, and blames you.
You want that negro to have a gun?
the problem in that scenario is the courts that let him out before he dies,,
Such a clumsy dodge. I'm simply asking for your personal opinion.
And you're too chickenshit to offer it.
Never mind, you're not up to this...
not sure why you got to be such a prick about it,, I wasnt,,
You didn't answer it.
Someone has vowed to kill you when he gets out of prison.
Do you want him to have a gun when he gets out. Yes or now, man, no need to obfuscate over this, unless you're just too afraid to actually answer it...
and I would also be a fool if I thought a law would stop someone from getting a gun and committing another crime
Canon Shooter
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as I said,, what I want doesnt matter,, the 2nd is clear and you either support it or you dont,,I did answer it,,what I would want doesnt effect his right to own a gun,, and I know that no law can or will stop him from obtaining one,,what question am I avoiding??how do you deal with the criminals that havent been caught??No...babe.we all make bad decisions at one time or another and most learn from them,,I think someone with a blatant inability to make good decisions---such as having committed crimes should not be allowed to own a weapon or vote..if hes fully paid his debt to society yes he should,,So, if a negro gets out of the state lock-up after a 20 year stretch for manslaughter, he should be allowed to have a gun?
No...
the 2nd A doesnt carve out a special restriction for any reason,,
still no right to take away their ability to protect themselves and their family if theyve paid that debt to society,,,
and dont forget they just got caught,, what about the people that never get caught, they say the average person comm
its several felonies a day and dont even know it,,
Some of us make worse and more immoral decisions than others----Criminals make bad life choices period and thusly should never be allowed to vote or own weapons as they are a threat to everyone else.
doesnt matter cause the 2nd is clear as to who can possess arms,, you either support it or you dont,,
Why are you avoiding my question?
Scared?
From post #24:
A negro rapes and murders your mother. At his sentencing, he vows vengeance for his sentence, and blames you.
You want that negro to have a gun?
the problem in that scenario is the courts that let him out before he dies,,
Such a clumsy dodge. I'm simply asking for your personal opinion.
And you're too chickenshit to offer it.
Never mind, you're not up to this...
not sure why you got to be such a prick about it,, I wasnt,,
You didn't answer it.
Someone has vowed to kill you when he gets out of prison.
Do you want him to have a gun when he gets out. Yes or now, man, no need to obfuscate over this, unless you're just too afraid to actually answer it...
and I would also be a fool if I thought a law would stop someone from getting a gun and committing another crime
Whether what you want matters or not is not germane to the question. I'd like to know what you'd want, regardless if it matters, and you're afraid to say.
Wonder why that is...
progressive hunter
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I want the 2nd amendment to be followed as written under its original intent,,,as I said,, what I want doesnt matter,, the 2nd is clear and you either support it or you dont,,I did answer it,,what I would want doesnt effect his right to own a gun,, and I know that no law can or will stop him from obtaining one,,what question am I avoiding??how do you deal with the criminals that havent been caught??No...babe.we all make bad decisions at one time or another and most learn from them,,I think someone with a blatant inability to make good decisions---such as having committed crimes should not be allowed to own a weapon or vote..if hes fully paid his debt to society yes he should,,So, if a negro gets out of the state lock-up after a 20 year stretch for manslaughter, he should be allowed to have a gun?
No...
the 2nd A doesnt carve out a special restriction for any reason,,
still no right to take away their ability to protect themselves and their family if theyve paid that debt to society,,,
and dont forget they just got caught,, what about the people that never get caught, they say the average person comm
its several felonies a day and dont even know it,,
Some of us make worse and more immoral decisions than others----Criminals make bad life choices period and thusly should never be allowed to vote or own weapons as they are a threat to everyone else.
doesnt matter cause the 2nd is clear as to who can possess arms,, you either support it or you dont,,
Why are you avoiding my question?
Scared?
From post #24:
A negro rapes and murders your mother. At his sentencing, he vows vengeance for his sentence, and blames you.
You want that negro to have a gun?
the problem in that scenario is the courts that let him out before he dies,,
Such a clumsy dodge. I'm simply asking for your personal opinion.
And you're too chickenshit to offer it.
Never mind, you're not up to this...
not sure why you got to be such a prick about it,, I wasnt,,
You didn't answer it.
Someone has vowed to kill you when he gets out of prison.
Do you want him to have a gun when he gets out. Yes or now, man, no need to obfuscate over this, unless you're just too afraid to actually answer it...
and I would also be a fool if I thought a law would stop someone from getting a gun and committing another crime
Whether what you want matters or not is not germane to the question. I'd like to know what you'd want, regardless if it matters, and you're afraid to say.
Wonder why that is...
Canon Shooter
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I want the 2nd amendment to be followed as written under its original intent,,,as I said,, what I want doesnt matter,, the 2nd is clear and you either support it or you dont,,I did answer it,,what I would want doesnt effect his right to own a gun,, and I know that no law can or will stop him from obtaining one,,what question am I avoiding??how do you deal with the criminals that havent been caught??No...babe.we all make bad decisions at one time or another and most learn from them,,I think someone with a blatant inability to make good decisions---such as having committed crimes should not be allowed to own a weapon or vote..if hes fully paid his debt to society yes he should,,So, if a negro gets out of the state lock-up after a 20 year stretch for manslaughter, he should be allowed to have a gun?
No...
the 2nd A doesnt carve out a special restriction for any reason,,
still no right to take away their ability to protect themselves and their family if theyve paid that debt to society,,,
and dont forget they just got caught,, what about the people that never get caught, they say the average person comm
its several felonies a day and dont even know it,,
Some of us make worse and more immoral decisions than others----Criminals make bad life choices period and thusly should never be allowed to vote or own weapons as they are a threat to everyone else.
doesnt matter cause the 2nd is clear as to who can possess arms,, you either support it or you dont,,
Why are you avoiding my question?
Scared?
From post #24:
A negro rapes and murders your mother. At his sentencing, he vows vengeance for his sentence, and blames you.
You want that negro to have a gun?
the problem in that scenario is the courts that let him out before he dies,,
Such a clumsy dodge. I'm simply asking for your personal opinion.
And you're too chickenshit to offer it.
Never mind, you're not up to this...
not sure why you got to be such a prick about it,, I wasnt,,
You didn't answer it.
Someone has vowed to kill you when he gets out of prison.
Do you want him to have a gun when he gets out. Yes or now, man, no need to obfuscate over this, unless you're just too afraid to actually answer it...
and I would also be a fool if I thought a law would stop someone from getting a gun and committing another crime
Whether what you want matters or not is not germane to the question. I'd like to know what you'd want, regardless if it matters, and you're afraid to say.
Wonder why that is...
So you're perfectly fine with someone who has told you they plan on killing you having his right to own a gun restored.
Got it.
It's fucking stupid, but whatever...
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