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turnpike boy 08-20-2009 11:22 AM
It was intended to provoke. Not much doubt that it was provocative.

Whether or not it was a wise move is, and will continue to be, in the eyes of the individual.

Bartruff's question is semantic and - at any given individual's perspective - equally provocative.

Joe Wicked 08-20-2009 11:25 AM
Quote:
Originally Posted by turnpike boy (Post 976160)
It was intended to provoke. Not much doubt that it was provocative.

Whether or not it was a wise move is, and will continue to be, in the eyes of the individual.

Bartruff's question is semantic and - at any given individual's perspective - equally provocative.
I have to agree that this is an accurate statement.

Bartruff1 08-20-2009 11:42 AM
Me to..I was provocative
 
Quote:
Originally Posted by Joe Wicked (Post 976161)
I have to agree that this is an accurate statement.
I am guilty as charged and still on board...I sincerly hope that every single individual out there that can legally bring a loaded weapon to a public event of any kind to do it as protected speech and a right guaranteed by Constitution and they should also demand that their elected officials support that right ...the more the merrier.....the sooner the better.......And I would also encourage them to speak to the Media every opportunity they have so the country can judge how intelligent and reasonable they are...

turnpike boy 08-20-2009 11:56 AM
Quote:
Originally Posted by Bartruff1 (Post 976165)
I sincerly hope that every single individual out there that can legally bring a loaded weapon to a public event of any kind to do it as protected speech and a right guaranteed by Constitution and they should also demand that their elected officials support that right ...the more the merrier.....the sooner the better.......
Your sarcasm is puerile - no need to hide your preferences.

Bartruff1 08-20-2009 12:29 PM
That's IS my preference...
 
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Originally Posted by turnpike boy (Post 976170)
Your sarcasm is puerile - no need to hide your preferences.
I'm not hiding anything.... absolutely hope they do it.. . .... what is your preference ?

fsstnotch 08-20-2009 12:52 PM
For those of you whom missed the story

http://www.cnn.com/2009/POLITICS/08/...protest.rifle/

Dan40 08-20-2009 01:02 PM
So there was NO incident. This thread was started for sh!t disturbing purposes only.

Liberals on strict gun control. They are 100% for STRICT gun control no matter what the Bill of Rights says, that is, once THEY have sufficiently armed themselves. THEN they want gun control.

RAZOR 08-20-2009 01:11 PM
Quote:
Originally Posted by Bartruff1 (Post 976178)
I'm not hiding anything.... absolutely hope they do it.. . .... what is your preference ?
My preference is you exercise your right to remain silent:MECOOL:

Excaliber 08-20-2009 01:46 PM
Dan40, the thread is valid and asks a valid question for consideration on a controversial act. Your opinion is noted, it stinks, just like your diaper.

Bartruff1 08-20-2009 02:00 PM
Quote:
Originally Posted by RAZOR (Post 976191)
My preference is you exercise your right to remain silent:MECOOL:
Duly considered..

SP01715 08-20-2009 02:10 PM
You guys need to figure out the difference between a semi automatic rifle and an "assault rifle". The term assault rifle comes from the military and means a rifle that is capable of both semi automatic and fully automatic operation. Liberals like to throw out the term assault rifle for shock value, when the civilian version of these rifles operates just like any semi automatic weapon. The liberals get their feathers ruffled (sp) over the look of the weapon, and not the capability.

Dan40 08-20-2009 02:30 PM
Quote:
Originally Posted by Excaliber (Post 976196)
Dan40, the thread is valid and asks a valid question for consideration on a controversial act. Your opinion is noted, it stinks, just like your diaper.
I had that one coming.

Horse and a horse on diaper references!:3DSMILE::LOL:
And I change the diaper every couple of weeks,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,Depends.............


The original question was:

Gun's at political events...

"Has any Republican Official commented on that ??? Any former official ?"

To be really VALID it should read,
Has any Republican, Independent, or Democrat Official commented on that ??? Any former official ?:confused:
http://www.clubcobra.com/forums/imag...tons/quote.gif

Bill Bess 08-20-2009 03:02 PM
The Elmarachi put it perfectly!

No politician from either party will touch this issue with 10' pole, unless theri really stupid.

Maybe "SuperSoakers" would be more fun at the townhall meetings.....shooting cool-aid.

wow! what fun!!!!!

Bartruff1 08-20-2009 03:02 PM
I had that one coming...
 
Quote:
Originally Posted by Bartruff1 (Post 975694)
Has any Republican Official commented on that ??? Any former official ?:confused:
You are absolutely right...every pol should comment...not just Republicans......sorry about that...

turnpike boy 08-20-2009 03:03 PM
Quote:
Originally Posted by Bartruff1 (Post 976178)
I'm not hiding anything.... absolutely hope they do it.. . .... what is your preference ?
Agreed - you're not hiding anything. Your agenda is quite clear.

My preference is that any American citizen uphold their obligation to tell their elected Government of its' failings. If the mere presence of a legitimately owned and carried weapon - of ANY legal nature - should cause that Government concern, then their agenda is suspect. I have absolutely no concern with anyone carrying a firearm in open and obvious display, whether at a baseball game, a town hall meeting, a presidential rally, or even a Cub Scout meet. It is action with it that would concern me; brandishing without obvious reason would serve as cause for intervention. Mere display is neither offensive nor cause for Chicken-Little reaction.

Although I'm no politician, I trust that answers your question.

Dan40 08-20-2009 03:08 PM
Quote:
Originally Posted by SP01715 (Post 976203)
You guys need to figure out the difference between a semi automatic rifle and an "assault rifle". The term assault rifle comes from the military and means a rifle that is capable of both semi automatic and fully automatic operation. Liberals like to throw out the term assault rifle for shock value, when the civilian version of these rifles operates just like any semi automatic weapon. The liberals get their feathers ruffled (sp) over the look of the weapon, and not the capability.

In the non-gun world, a gun shoots [the gun, not the person] and a gun is a piece of machinery. Therefore, all guns are MACHINE GUNS. Everybody knows that!:p

SP01715 08-20-2009 03:21 PM
Quote:
Originally Posted by Dan40 (Post 976225)
In the non-gun world, a gun shoots [the gun, not the person] and a gun is a piece of machinery. Therefore, all guns are MACHINE GUNS. Everybody knows that!:p
Your right about that...:D

Bartruff1 08-20-2009 03:49 PM
Quote:
Originally Posted by turnpike boy (Post 976221)
Agreed - you're not hiding anything. Your agenda is quite clear.

My preference is that any American citizen uphold their obligation to tell their elected Government of its' failings. If the mere presence of a legitimately owned and carried weapon - of ANY legal nature - should cause that Government concern, then their agenda is suspect. I have absolutely no concern with anyone carrying a firearm in open and obvious display, whether at a baseball game, a town hall meeting, a presidential rally, or even a Cub Scout meet. It is action with it that would concern me; brandishing without obvious reason would serve as cause for intervention. Mere display is neither offensive nor cause for Chicken-Little reaction.

Although I'm no politician, I trust that answers your question.
You have a right to your opinion .... I want to hear the politicians opinions and accept the consequences (good or bad) of his opinion..that would be a defining moment in this issue... the White House Press let Obama wiggle off the hook with a " respect the right " answer....the question (IMHO) should have been to the effect, " Does the President think that is a appropiate and reasonable thing to do..." Of course they don't want to answer that question and that is precisely why they should be asked.....

Excaliber 08-20-2009 03:52 PM
Sheeesh, what if Obama had to make a public comment on what Biden has to say on any given day?

...sometimes you just want to go to a quiet place and scream (that works for me). :)

fsstnotch 08-20-2009 10:01 PM
Quote:
Originally Posted by Bill Bess (Post 976218)
The Elmarachi put it perfectly!

No politician from either party will touch this issue with 10' pole, unless theri really stupid.

Maybe "SuperSoakers" would be more fun at the townhall meetings.....shooting cool-aid.

wow! what fun!!!!!
:LOL: Fruit "punch" Would that be considered assault?


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