#BoycottNRA

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#3,179
Big Gucci Sosa said:
Imagine being dumb enough to think gun control works lmao.
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Spend enough time in this thread and you will lose IQ points. People like luther and OBV obviously prefer a police state like big government system. The more rulse and laws the better. Freedoms? Only the ones the progressives deem relative. Personal accountability? Doesnt exist.
 
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#3,180
BigOrangeTrain said:
Spend enough time in this thread and you will lose IQ points. People like luther and OBV obviously prefer a police state like big government system. The more rulse and laws the better. Freedoms? Only the ones the progressives deem relative. Personal accountability? Doesnt exist.
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Makes me sick watching these dumb kids in Cuban uniform giving anti gun speeches lmao. These kids are morons. And I’m a “millennial”
 
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#3,181
Big Gucci Sosa said:
Makes me sick watching these dumb kids in Cuban uniform giving anti gun speeches lmao. These kids are morons. And I’m a “millennial”
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Mmkay tough guy. We'll see how you act after your office is ransacked by a thug with an AR15 who mows down your coworkers. BTW, the girl with the Cuba patch - her dad emigrated from there. But, hey, she's a communist pinko right?

This thread has largely devolved into a collective circle j*rk of NRA nuthuggers spouting off about their "right" to arm themselves with weapons meant solely for warfare. News for you, Cletus and company: The majority of America sees things differently, and our lives are more important than your assault rifles.

The NRA is becoming more extremist and belligerent in its irrational arguments. We'll see if it actually makes a damn hill of beans difference in the short term. In the long run, I suspect we'll see continued state-based legislation passed via referrendum along the lines of pot (albeit tighter not looser regulation). As such, Tennessee won't be changing anytime soon fwiw. Thankfully, however, most states will institute needed changes.
 
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OuterBanksVol said:
Mmkay tough guy. We'll see how you act after your office is ransacked by a thug with an AR15 who mows down your coworkers. BTW, the girl with the Cuba patch - her dad emigrated from there. But, hey, she's a communist pinko right?

This thread has largely devolved into a collective circle j*rk of NRA nuthuggers spouting off about their "right" to arm themselves with weapons meant solely for warfare. News for you, Cletus and company: The majority of America sees things differently, and our lives are more important than your assault rifles.

The NRA is becoming more extremist and belligerent in its irrational arguments. We'll see if it actually makes a damn hill of beans difference in the short term. In the long run, I suspect we'll see continued state-based legislation passed via referrendum along the lines of pot (albeit tighter not looser regulation). As such, Tennessee won't be changing anytime soon fwiw. Thankfully, however, most states will institute needed changes.
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And still your side cannot make a rational, logical argument for gun control.
 
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OuterBanksVol said:
Mmkay tough guy. We'll see how you act after your office is ransacked by a thug with an AR15 who mows down your coworkers. BTW, the girl with the Cuba patch - her dad emigrated from there. But, hey, she's a communist pinko right?

This thread has largely devolved into a collective circle j*rk of NRA nuthuggers spouting off about their "right" to arm themselves with weapons meant solely for warfare. News for you, Cletus and company: The majority of America sees things differently, and our lives are more important than your assault rifles.

The NRA is becoming more extremist and belligerent in its irrational arguments. We'll see if it actually makes a damn hill of beans difference in the short term. In the long run, I suspect we'll see continued state-based legislation passed via referrendum along the lines of pot (albeit tighter not looser regulation). As such, Tennessee won't be changing anytime soon fwiw. Thankfully, however, most states will institute needed changes.
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You, like those uninformed twits on the video discussing what an assault weapon is know nothing of what your trying to discuss. It only makes you look like a stupid. Better to be thought a fool than to open your mouth and remove all doubt.
 
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OuterBanksVol said:
Mmkay tough guy. We'll see how you act after your office is ransacked by a thug with an AR15 who mows down your coworkers. BTW, the girl with the Cuba patch - her dad emigrated from there. But, hey, she's a communist pinko right?

This thread has largely devolved into a collective circle j*rk of NRA nuthuggers spouting off about their "right" to arm themselves with weapons meant solely for warfare. News for you, Cletus and company: The majority of America sees things differently, and our lives are more important than your assault rifles.

The NRA is becoming more extremist and belligerent in its irrational arguments. We'll see if it actually makes a damn hill of beans difference in the short term. In the long run, I suspect we'll see continued state-based legislation passed via referrendum along the lines of pot (albeit tighter not looser regulation). As such, Tennessee won't be changing anytime soon fwiw. Thankfully, however, most states will institute needed changes.
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Somebody has their panties in a wad.

And your life is not anymore important to me than my rights. If your life was important to you, you wouldn’t rely on others to defend it.
 
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OuterBanksVol said:
Mmkay tough guy. We'll see how you act after your office is ransacked by a thug with an AR15 who mows down your coworkers. BTW, the girl with the Cuba patch - her dad emigrated from there. But, hey, she's a communist pinko right?

This thread has largely devolved into a collective circle j*rk of NRA nuthuggers spouting off about their "right" to arm themselves with weapons meant solely for warfare. News for you, Cletus and company: The majority of America sees things differently, and our lives are more important than your assault rifles.

The NRA is becoming more extremist and belligerent in its irrational arguments. We'll see if it actually makes a damn hill of beans difference in the short term. In the long run, I suspect we'll see continued state-based legislation passed via referrendum along the lines of pot (albeit tighter not looser regulation). As such, Tennessee won't be changing anytime soon fwiw. Thankfully, however, most states will institute needed changes.
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Prove it.
 
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OuterBanksVol said:
For those opposed to banning assault style rifles, large magazines and bump stocks, ask yourself why. If the answer has anything to do with your "rights" as opposed to common sense, you are denying reasonable, rational dialogue on gun control.
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You may want to define that. I suspect, having entered that conversation, you'd find it didn't go to your liking.
 
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#3,188
OuterBanksVol said:
Mmkay tough guy. We'll see how you act after your office is ransacked by a thug with an AR15 who mows down your coworkers. BTW, the girl with the Cuba patch - her dad emigrated from there. But, hey, she's a communist pinko right?

This thread has largely devolved into a collective circle j*rk of NRA nuthuggers spouting off about their "right" to arm themselves with weapons meant solely for warfare. News for you, Cletus and company: The majority of America sees things differently, and our lives are more important than your assault rifles.

The NRA is becoming more extremist and belligerent in its irrational arguments. We'll see if it actually makes a damn hill of beans difference in the short term. In the long run, I suspect we'll see continued state-based legislation passed via referrendum along the lines of pot (albeit tighter not looser regulation). As such, Tennessee won't be changing anytime soon fwiw. Thankfully, however, most states will institute needed changes.
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That right there... That was an admission of defeat after calling for reasonable and rational discussion. That's what it looks like when someone is schooled and has nowhere left to go.
 
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Dems and the media have successfully diverted attention away from the fact this was all predicated on the failure of multiple levels of government to protect its citizens. And now their answer is to further restrict the rights of citizens.
 
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OuterBanksVol said:
Mmkay tough guy. We'll see how you act after your office is ransacked by a thug with an AR15 who mows down your coworkers. BTW, the girl with the Cuba patch - her dad emigrated from there. But, hey, she's a communist pinko right?

This thread has largely devolved into a collective circle j*rk of NRA nuthuggers spouting off about their "right" to arm themselves with weapons meant solely for warfare. News for you, Cletus and company: The majority of America sees things differently, and our lives are more important than your assault rifles.

The NRA is becoming more extremist and belligerent in its irrational arguments. We'll see if it actually makes a damn hill of beans difference in the short term. In the long run, I suspect we'll see continued state-based legislation passed via referrendum along the lines of pot (albeit tighter not looser regulation). As such, Tennessee won't be changing anytime soon fwiw. Thankfully, however, most states will institute needed changes.
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Lol..omg..where to begin..

Um..the vast majority of Americans own guns. More so than those who don't. "Our lives are more important than your guns". Well when is the March Against Heart Disease? Is your life more important than that fried chicken you shovel into your mouth? Yeah..selective rage...

More extremist and belligerent...I would wager 2 liters of coke that you have ZERO idea what the NRA actually is or is about. Pro tip..stop getting your information from kids not old enough to buy alcohol..you might actually figure things out on your own someday.
 
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golfballs said:
Dems and the media have successfully diverted attention away from the fact this was all predicated on the failure of multiple levels of government to protect its citizens. And now their answer is to further restrict the rights of citizens.
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They, as usual, try to find the easiest scapegoat for this "problem". Notice how no one is really asking WHY this guy did this.

Thats the mental health talk that the left is scared to death to have and for good reason (they're all crazy and on the same pills).
 
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#3,196
FLVOL_79 said:
They, as usual, try to find the easiest scapegoat for this "problem". Notice how no one is really asking WHY this guy did this.
Thats the mental health talk that the left is scared to death to have and for good reason (they're all crazy and on the same pills).
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It's because of Democrat's in the 1960's through the early 80's that thought they knew better than all the doctor's, nurses, and mental health professionals because, well, civil rights of these people.

Sad fact is, those who disagree need to go do their own leg work and go talk to any and all senior citizens who were in the medical, mental, and physcological fields then and learn why the government felt that the mentally indigent, handicapped, and ill couldn't be committed or made to take their meds, because it was impinging on their civil rights.

This is fact, can't be reputiated or disputed or even argued. Today, go talk to anyone who has a family member, or friend, that suffers from mental illness, say schizophrenia, and if this is someone who has had any run in with the law, and is someone who needs to be taken their meds and or needs supervision, ask them how easy it is to have these people committed involuntarily.
 
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OuterBanksVol said:
Mmkay tough guy. We'll see how you act after your office is ransacked by a thug with an AR15 who mows down your coworkers. BTW, the girl with the Cuba patch - her dad emigrated from there. But, hey, she's a communist pinko right?

This thread has largely devolved into a collective circle j*rk of NRA nuthuggers spouting off about their "right" to arm themselves with weapons meant solely for warfare. News for you, Cletus and company: The majority of America sees things differently, and our lives are more important than your assault rifles.

The NRA is becoming more extremist and belligerent in its irrational arguments. We'll see if it actually makes a damn hill of beans difference in the short term. In the long run, I suspect we'll see continued state-based legislation passed via referrendum along the lines of pot (albeit tighter not looser regulation). As such, Tennessee won't be changing anytime soon fwiw. Thankfully, however, most states will institute needed changes.
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lol. Wow what a response. The chances of being involved in gun violence is so low. You’re brain washed and probably dumb tbh. I’m not affiliated with the NRA. I don’t own guns. I’ve probably shot guns 2 or 3 times in my life. I just think for myself and prefer facts over fear propaganda.
 
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