Gun control debate (merged)

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LouderVol said:
1. He should be charged.
2. he should then challenge under the 2A.

I don't think that will happen. they will probably drop the case, even though guns bad, must stop at all costs. or Hunter will claim that he actually WASN'T on drugs at the time, or they could just so happen to have a procedural mess up and get the case dropped that way.
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I want to see him charged, and launch a 2A defense as well.

Must see TV right there. Fox & CNN would be dizzy.
 
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GroverCleveland said:
Really didn't know that. Our local white supremacist domestic terrorist club is behind the times.
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Yep.
This symbol is used by those who want to show support for law enforcement -

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It’s just 1 step away from being a Nazi according to the DHS funded group that put this together -

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85SugarVol said:
Yep.
This symbol is used by those who want to show support for law enforcement -

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It’s just 1 step away from being a Nazi according to the DHS funded group that put this together -

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Nazi's are only on tier two? Interesting. Considering liberals throw that term around loosely and attempt to connect most conservatives to that ideology, I figured it would be top tier.
 
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hog88 said:
He’s a P whipped douche bag, his wife is behind his sudden change and of course being an “ex gun company executive“ he’s capitalizing on the anti gun idiots.
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“Ex gun exec” says guns are bad
“Former soldier” says AR’s are weapons of war

Maybe we can find a “former teacher” that thinks the Dept of Education is trash?
Bet that would really convince the progressives.
 
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85SugarVol said:
Well don’t go overboard, man. Lol.

Come on, you’re always putting percentages on things.

How much would you place on the people of Indiana, and how much on the people of Chicago?
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Chicago-DETROIT corridor for illegal guns and drugs runs 94 to I 80/90. Indiana’s involvement is that they exist to be driven through. The north west corner.
Gary and East Chicago which are located in Indiana get their illegal crap from Chicago.
Born and raised 40 miles from Chicago.
 
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NurseGoodVol said:
Chicago-DETROIT corridor for illegal guns and drugs runs 94 to I 80/90. Indiana’s involvement is that they exist to be driven through. The north west corner.
Gary and East Chicago which are located in Indiana get their illegal crap from Chicago.
Born and raised 40 miles from Chicago.
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Any type of straw purchase needs to be dealt with harshly but that might disproportionately affect the “brown and black” folks so let’s make it more difficult for everyone else.
 
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85SugarVol said:
Yep.
This symbol is used by those who want to show support for law enforcement -

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It’s just 1 step away from being a Nazi according to the DHS funded group that put this together -

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The Anarchist Behind DHS's 'Far-Right' Radicalization Scandal

DHS provided $352,109 in grant funding to the University of Dayton’s PREVENTS-OH counter-extremism project. The grant application was based in part on the work of openly anarchist Antifa-affiliated Michael Loadenthal, a postdoctoral researcher at the University of Cincinnati who, by his own admission, is a far-left violent extremist.

In 2021, Loadenthal spoke at a “White Nationalism Workshop” and an “Extremism, Rhetoric and Democratic Precarity” roundtable at the University’s “Social Practice Of Human Rights Conference.” During the white nationalism workshop, Loadenthal introduced himself by stating that he is militant Antifa; he then continued his talk by teaching audience members how to securely dox people to their employers. He detailed how he uses a VPN, burner phones, encrypted communications, and “sock puppet” accounts to dox people.

Throughout the talk he framed his work in explicitly “antifascist” terms, explaining how he employs “antifascist intelligence” to dox individuals online and in real life. He detailed what “antifascists” do with that information: “We contact employers, landlords, commanding officers, school officials, family, clergy, and we pressure service providers [PayPal, GoFundMe, Patreon, Amazon etc.] … and people will kick people off.” When asked during the question-and-answer section how people can help his work, he stated, “Donate money … We have defense funds because we get into trouble. A lot of the things we’re doing are illegal … a lot of it involves breaking the law.”
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And that's actually not the lowest points of the article.
 
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Chalk up another W for the second amendment. Founding fathers remain undefeated in their infallible wisdom.

 
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evillawyer said:
Chalk up another W for the second amendment. Founding fathers remain undefeated in their infallible wisdom.

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You mean a failure of another gun free zone. Maybe telling the bad guys where they can do whatever they want is a bad idea. I dont see anyway to claim it's a failure of something that is banned from that location. If cops were banned from this graduation, and there was a shooting, would you say it was a failure of the cops, or a failure of the policy that denied people basic security?
 
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LouderVol said:
You mean a failure of another gun free zone. Maybe telling the bad guys where they can do whatever they want is a bad idea. I dont see anyway to claim it's a failure of something that is banned from that location. If cops were banned from this graduation, and there was a shooting, would you say it was a failure of the cops, or a failure of the policy that denied people basic security?
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@evillawyer would be nice to hear your answer on this
 
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n_huffhines said:
Comics have always been woke and the alt right co-opted his logo so we should have seen this from a mile away. Gun violence became too controversial, and he's not exactly a good guy...he's literally a mass murderer (so why use the symbol if you are a good guy?).

He'll probably be back. This is the way comics go.
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As long as Dolph Lundgren doesn't play the part again, I'm good with it coming back.
 
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