LOL
again you miss the ******* point
most Ron Paul supporters are libertarians(yes, small "L")
so the GOP is not in their corner
Protesters Carrying Rifle Outside Obama Rally
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again you miss the ******* point
most Ron Paul supporters are libertarians(yes, small "L")
so the GOP is not in their corner
in other words, you CANT provide a link
HUGGY
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"rednecks" are "stupid *****"
That's right. Just because you inherited some money doesn't make you smaht'. Most red necks are stupid AND poor.
Lonestar_logic
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Why do you watch that crap?
HUGGY
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Huh?
Emma
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I accidently found that article, so I figured I'd better get this posted before I lost it (again).
He's the 'expert' (or rather, has the experience), so I can't argue with him over that.
azcentral.com blogs - : Man with AR-15 rifle at Obama rally sparks concerns
Lonestar_logic
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You certainly have no problem displaying your stupidity, I guess you must be a redneck.
When did I inherit money?
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First let me welcome you to USMB. Today is the first time I have read any of your posts.
They already do prevent weapons from getting to close to government officials in these kinds of things. The gun toters at the Presidential rally were not close enough to the President and if they had been the Secret Service would had stopped them.
I don't think the idea is that practical seeing as how officials are already protected and I personally would not care to see such drastic steps to inhibit people's constitutional rights. Given a threat, law enforcement will protect the officials. We don't need laws that duplicate other laws.
Immie
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He's an expert at what? Determing how everyone around him feels? Fact is he was giving his opinion, nothing more. Have you ever seen an AR-15 up close and in person? Having a clip in the forearm doesn't mean it was loaded, however only an idiot would carry an uloaded weapon. So I would assume is was more than likely loaded.
Emma
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Douglas Ducharme, 50, a dispatcher from Tempe, was dressed like the grim reaper in a black hood and gray cape, standing on the corner of Second Street and Adams.
Holding a sign that said AARP NOW RIP, he was protesting any changes to the current health-care system. "This is America. We have the right to choose and the freedom to choose," he yelled.
-------------
"Because I can do it," he said when asked why he was armed. "In Arizona, I still have some freedoms."
Two police officers were staying very close to the man.
---------
Elaine Gangbluff, 73, of Phoenix, held a sign that read: "If you think health care is expensive now, wait till it's free."
"I'm strongly opposed to government running health care. That should be between my doctor and myself," she said.
---------------
Standing on the corner near Third and Washington streets, he stopped and said those opposed to health-care reform were only doing so because the president "is Black."
Immediately, a group of people opposed to the president's plan surrounded him, yelling "race baiter, race baiter, race baiter" at the top of their lungs.
Doug Ducharme, of Tempe, was one of those yelling.
"This has nothing to do with the president being Black," he said. "My ex-wife is Black."
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Jim Mariman, a veteran from Idaho who served in the Korean War and the Vietnam War, was spending his time outside the convention center rather than in it.
"What we are seeing here is people speaking their minds and their hearts," Mariman said.
Mariman is opposed to Obama's health-care reform plan, but enjoys the fact that those who disagree with him, can disagree with him openly.
"These people can protest because I gave them the right."
-----------
Another protester, 12-year-old Micah Vandenboom, was there with her parents.
She held a sign that made clear her opposition to the president's health-care reform plans.
"Under Obama, everyone will get the same health care, that's socialism," she said. "It has failed in other countries, you know, like Europe."
Obama: 'Honored and humbled' to speak before Valley vets
People are Teh Funneh
Holding a sign that said AARP NOW RIP, he was protesting any changes to the current health-care system. "This is America. We have the right to choose and the freedom to choose," he yelled.
-------------
"Because I can do it," he said when asked why he was armed. "In Arizona, I still have some freedoms."
Two police officers were staying very close to the man.
---------
Elaine Gangbluff, 73, of Phoenix, held a sign that read: "If you think health care is expensive now, wait till it's free."
"I'm strongly opposed to government running health care. That should be between my doctor and myself," she said.
---------------
Standing on the corner near Third and Washington streets, he stopped and said those opposed to health-care reform were only doing so because the president "is Black."
Immediately, a group of people opposed to the president's plan surrounded him, yelling "race baiter, race baiter, race baiter" at the top of their lungs.
Doug Ducharme, of Tempe, was one of those yelling.
"This has nothing to do with the president being Black," he said. "My ex-wife is Black."
--------
Jim Mariman, a veteran from Idaho who served in the Korean War and the Vietnam War, was spending his time outside the convention center rather than in it.
"What we are seeing here is people speaking their minds and their hearts," Mariman said.
Mariman is opposed to Obama's health-care reform plan, but enjoys the fact that those who disagree with him, can disagree with him openly.
"These people can protest because I gave them the right."
-----------
Another protester, 12-year-old Micah Vandenboom, was there with her parents.
She held a sign that made clear her opposition to the president's health-care reform plans.
"Under Obama, everyone will get the same health care, that's socialism," she said. "It has failed in other countries, you know, like Europe."
Obama: 'Honored and humbled' to speak before Valley vets
People are Teh Funneh
i read somewhere that the AR-15 was loaded and the guy carrying it said so
the only funny one was the last oneDouglas Ducharme, 50, a dispatcher from Tempe, was dressed like the grim reaper in a black hood and gray cape, standing on the corner of Second Street and Adams.
Holding a sign that said AARP NOW RIP, he was protesting any changes to the current health-care system. "This is America. We have the right to choose and the freedom to choose," he yelled.
-------------
"Because I can do it," he said when asked why he was armed. "In Arizona, I still have some freedoms."
Two police officers were staying very close to the man.
---------
Elaine Gangbluff, 73, of Phoenix, held a sign that read: "If you think health care is expensive now, wait till it's free."
"I'm strongly opposed to government running health care. That should be between my doctor and myself," she said.
---------------
Standing on the corner near Third and Washington streets, he stopped and said those opposed to health-care reform were only doing so because the president "is Black."
Immediately, a group of people opposed to the president's plan surrounded him, yelling "race baiter, race baiter, race baiter" at the top of their lungs.
Doug Ducharme, of Tempe, was one of those yelling.
"This has nothing to do with the president being Black," he said. "My ex-wife is Black."
--------
Jim Mariman, a veteran from Idaho who served in the Korean War and the Vietnam War, was spending his time outside the convention center rather than in it.
"What we are seeing here is people speaking their minds and their hearts," Mariman said.
Mariman is opposed to Obama's health-care reform plan, but enjoys the fact that those who disagree with him, can disagree with him openly.
"These people can protest because I gave them the right."
-----------
Another protester, 12-year-old Micah Vandenboom, was there with her parents.
She held a sign that made clear her opposition to the president's health-care reform plans.
"Under Obama, everyone will get the same health care, that's socialism," she said. "It has failed in other countries, you know, like Europe."
Obama: 'Honored and humbled' to speak before Valley vets
People are Teh Funneh
and give the kid a break, he's only TWELVE
Neser Boha
upgrade your gray matter
Right ... I'm glad you cleared it up for us like that. Everyone should be aware of them dangerous 'liberalistas' out there...
However, carrying an assault ******* rifle to a rally, a town-hall meeting, or anywhere such as that (especially around the president) is either down-right retarded or does it deliberately in order to get a certain very negative message over. These people are either stupid as **** or dangerous. This is not a normal or desirable behavior. If anyone should be under any sort of surveillance, it should be them. Not some hippie anti-war protesters (we've heard all these stories from Bush-era). These ***** are from the ranks of McVeigh.
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Emma
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I was responding to a conversation I was having with tech regarding if the weapon was loaded or not.
BTW, I'm looking for an interview where the young man either says it's loaded or implies that it is (as you stated, it would be stupid for it to not be loaded). In the meantime, a recorded conversation he had with a couple of women who say they are uncomfortable and nervous having him walk around them and their children (and in the group in general) with those weapons. I think it's safe to assume the gun and rifle are loaded, as he says he'd not hesitate to use them there, if need be. (so I guess tech has his 8 million reasons to believe the guy's an idiot)
[ame=http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Kz-c4aUmUfI&feature=related]YouTube - AR-15, Open Carry - Answering Questions[/ame]
And for the record, I agree with everything the man says. But I still think he was stupid to bring a loaded AR-15 and handgun to the rally.
HUGGY
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You are too ignorant to have made any..and you claim to write alll the checks in your little bumfuck town. Logical deduction.. Maybe you parade up and down your one horse street selling your ass in your cute little cowboy suit..who knows.?
And what IS up with the cowboy outfit? I was riding cutting horses when I was 10 and never had the desire to dress up like the ****** cowboy in the "village People".
Emma
Evil Liberal Leftist
I thought I either read it or heard it in an interview, too. In any case, he tells the women in the video above that he wouldn't hesitate to use it that day if need be. That tells me he's either blowing smoke or it's loaded. He doesn't come across as someone doing the former.
yeah, as it has been said over and over, it was a libertarian group pulling a stunt to get media attention
and it worked
Emma
Evil Liberal Leftist
the only funny one was the last oneDouglas Ducharme, 50, a dispatcher from Tempe, was dressed like the grim reaper in a black hood and gray cape, standing on the corner of Second Street and Adams.
Holding a sign that said AARP NOW RIP, he was protesting any changes to the current health-care system. "This is America. We have the right to choose and the freedom to choose," he yelled.
-------------
"Because I can do it," he said when asked why he was armed. "In Arizona, I still have some freedoms."
Two police officers were staying very close to the man.
---------
Elaine Gangbluff, 73, of Phoenix, held a sign that read: "If you think health care is expensive now, wait till it's free."
"I'm strongly opposed to government running health care. That should be between my doctor and myself," she said.
---------------
Standing on the corner near Third and Washington streets, he stopped and said those opposed to health-care reform were only doing so because the president "is Black."
Immediately, a group of people opposed to the president's plan surrounded him, yelling "race baiter, race baiter, race baiter" at the top of their lungs.
Doug Ducharme, of Tempe, was one of those yelling.
"This has nothing to do with the president being Black," he said. "My ex-wife is Black."
--------
Jim Mariman, a veteran from Idaho who served in the Korean War and the Vietnam War, was spending his time outside the convention center rather than in it.
"What we are seeing here is people speaking their minds and their hearts," Mariman said.
Mariman is opposed to Obama's health-care reform plan, but enjoys the fact that those who disagree with him, can disagree with him openly.
"These people can protest because I gave them the right."
-----------
Another protester, 12-year-old Micah Vandenboom, was there with her parents.
She held a sign that made clear her opposition to the president's health-care reform plans.
"Under Obama, everyone will get the same health care, that's socialism," she said. "It has failed in other countries, you know, like Europe."
Obama: 'Honored and humbled' to speak before Valley vets
People are Teh Funneh
and give the kid a break, he's only TWELVE
(so I wonder where he heard healthcare in the country of Europe has failed?)
Nothing funny about a 73 year old claiming she doesn't want government running healthcare?
Or a guy defending himself that he's not racist because his ex is black?
Or a guy bragging about his freedoms while being shadowed all day by two cops?
Or the man who thinks he gave us the right to protest? (actually, that's more sad than funny)
Or the one who embraces our right to choose while wanting to deny that right?
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I wonder if those women realize they're in an open carry state and if they even know what that means. My answer to them would have been "it's a free country and you'e free to go walk where you feel more comfortable." I carry a sidearm and would not hesitate to use it either when the time came. After all that is the whole point behind carrying a weapon. It wouldn't make any sense to carry a weapon and not be ready, willing and able to use it when the time came.
uh, ever hear of the EU?the only funny one was the last oneDouglas Ducharme, 50, a dispatcher from Tempe, was dressed like the grim reaper in a black hood and gray cape, standing on the corner of Second Street and Adams.
Holding a sign that said AARP NOW RIP, he was protesting any changes to the current health-care system. "This is America. We have the right to choose and the freedom to choose," he yelled.
-------------
"Because I can do it," he said when asked why he was armed. "In Arizona, I still have some freedoms."
Two police officers were staying very close to the man.
---------
Elaine Gangbluff, 73, of Phoenix, held a sign that read: "If you think health care is expensive now, wait till it's free."
"I'm strongly opposed to government running health care. That should be between my doctor and myself," she said.
---------------
Standing on the corner near Third and Washington streets, he stopped and said those opposed to health-care reform were only doing so because the president "is Black."
Immediately, a group of people opposed to the president's plan surrounded him, yelling "race baiter, race baiter, race baiter" at the top of their lungs.
Doug Ducharme, of Tempe, was one of those yelling.
"This has nothing to do with the president being Black," he said. "My ex-wife is Black."
--------
Jim Mariman, a veteran from Idaho who served in the Korean War and the Vietnam War, was spending his time outside the convention center rather than in it.
"What we are seeing here is people speaking their minds and their hearts," Mariman said.
Mariman is opposed to Obama's health-care reform plan, but enjoys the fact that those who disagree with him, can disagree with him openly.
"These people can protest because I gave them the right."
-----------
Another protester, 12-year-old Micah Vandenboom, was there with her parents.
She held a sign that made clear her opposition to the president's health-care reform plans.
"Under Obama, everyone will get the same health care, that's socialism," she said. "It has failed in other countries, you know, like Europe."
Obama: 'Honored and humbled' to speak before Valley vets
People are Teh Funneh
and give the kid a break, he's only TWELVE
(so I wonder where he heard healthcare in the country of Europe has failed?)
Nothing funny about a 73 year old claiming she doesn't want government running healthcare?
Or a guy defending himself that he's not racist because his ex is black?
Or a guy bragging about his freedoms while being shadowed all day by two cops?
Or the man who thinks he gave us the right to protest? (actually, that's more sad than funny)
Or the one who embraces our right to choose while wanting to deny that right?
and there are a lot of people that dont want the government running ALL of healthcare
thats not funny, its true
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