Just another day in the gun paradise of the world.

[jaF0]

Every parent of every punk BB/NRAer should be charged.

Lock'em all up.

 

[Fuzzy1975]

Wow, you know absolutely nothing about the AR-15, yes Colt purchased the AR-15 from Armalite (Also the AR stands for Armalite, and was a subsidiary of Fairchild Aircraft Company), but that seems to be all you know about this rifle.

The AR-15 is a direct variant of the Colt-AR-15. Spin it how you wish.

The AR-15 is typically used for target practice, shooting competitions and varmint hunting.

Really? hmmm so it's never been used in a mass shooting event eh?

Shooting varmints....really you need a .223 with a MV FPS of between 2,950-3,750 ( dependant upon the grain of the bullet) to shoot squirrels, possums, wild pigs yah maybe? How about using the 5.56 NATO round....2,790 to 3,110 (again dependant upon the grain weight) still a pretty hot round, for a fucking squirrel.......no, these rounds are not for varmint, they are designed as man killers.....spin your bullshit anyway you wish.

Idiot!

 

[rockcasbah]

The AR-15 is a direct variant of the Colt-AR-15. Spin it how you wish.

Really? hmmm so it's never been used in a mass shooting event eh?

Idiot!

He already said varmint hunting.

Take the neo nazis at their word!

 

[Fuzzy1975]

He already said varmint hunting.

Take the neo nazis at their word!

Well I guess some racist fucks use the word "Varmint" for POC's....or white folk they disagree with eh?

 

[rockcasbah]

Well I guess some racist fucks use the word "Varmint" for POC's....or white folk they disagree with eh?

It’s consistent with anti-semetic hate speech.

 

[BabyBoomer50s]

You have a major reading comprehension issue, but that's not overly surprising. Show me one post where I have ever advocated for a ban on firearms? Just one...pretty please with sugar on it.

Yah not a threat......*chuckles* you got pissed...made a veiled threat....like I said, time to dump the boomer Alt.

Where did I accuse you of advocating a ban on firearms? You clearly have a reading comprehension problem.

 

[rockcasbah]

Boomer’s only real threat is to the contents of his fridge.

 

[dmonty]

Please explain in detail *my* plan to unconstutionally disarm Americans, you histrionic moron. And nice deflection about California gun laws. Disingenuous gun nuts like yourself are the reason why we'll never come to a reasonable agreement.

Terminology means fuck all. The guns used in the massacres of American children are weapons of mass destruction. Every one of them.
And when people say gun laws don't work, they need to look at California. One of the strictest states for gun laws and also one of the lowest murder by W.M.D. per capita states.

from your earlier statements, you haven't published your exact plans or preferred methods.... but the sentiment comes across clearly that you want to disarm Americans, and since you haven't advocated the only legal way it can be done in the US, through a ratified Amendment, as everything else is unconstitutional. There is no compromise with hoplophobes, who only goals are to disarm the entire US citizenry - its been going on for over 100 years with multiple unconstitutional laws, that have only disarmed and harmed innocent citizens while doing nothing to disarm criminals.

What you call deflection is reality, the disarming of Americans unconstitutionally has led to California leading the US in mass shootings. The unconstitutional California gun laws, are the cause of this, looking at CA proves gun laws only disarm and victimize the innocent.

How do you compromise with someone who wants to eliminate one of America's civil rights? How do you come to a meeting of minds and forge a high-minded consensus with someone whose only goal is to achieve civil liberties violations through unconstitutional gun control and confiscation plans?

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[LukSkyFokker]

from your earlier statements, you haven't published your exact plans or preferred methods.... but

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Apology accepted. Now, FOAD, loser.

 

[dmonty]

Well I guess some racist fucks use the word "Varmint" for POC's....or white folk they disagree with eh?

It’s consistent with anti-semetic hate speech.

racism, and hate speech... hahaha. Not sure where you got those incredibly insane ideas.

Varmint hunting, is just that, small game has nothing to do with racism or other forms of hate speech.

 

[dmonty]

The AR-15 is a direct variant of the Colt-AR-15. Spin it how you wish.

Really? hmmm so it's never been used in a mass shooting event eh?

Shooting varmints....really you need a .223 with a MV FPS of between 2,950-3,750 ( dependant upon the grain of the bullet) to shoot squirrels, possums, wild pigs yah maybe? How about using the 5.56 NATO round....2,790 to 3,110 (again dependant upon the grain weight) still a pretty hot round, for a fucking squirrel.......no, these rounds are not for varmint, they are designed as man killers.....spin your bullshit anyway you wish.

Idiot!

The AR-15 isn't a direct variant of the Colt AR-15 (Colt bought it from Armalite Rifle, 10 years or so after the company designed it).

The 5.56 NATO is a .223 REM difference is not in bullet size, but in the cartridge specs, in the throat to hold an extra grain of gunpowder. For .223 to be effective and humane/ethical killing of larger then varmint, you need a heavier bullet - but this heavier bullet requires also a modified barrel with more twist rate the 1-8 is ideal for 50-60grain but 1-9 and 1-10 for 70+ grains.

So, yes the .223 Rem is for varmint hunting, 12 states outright ban the AR-15 for hunting deer (100-140lbs) because it isn't powerful enough for a humane kill

If you're crazy or stupid enough to use anon-modified AR-15 (typical 55grain bullet 1-8 twist rate) for wild boar hunting, sure a .223 take down a wild boar, with near perfect shot placement (how confident are you to face down a 200-300lb pig charging at you and putting the shot through a ribcage into the heart??) which is why most prefer the .3xx calibers.

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[ll74]

Aaw...yes...more

 

[Rightguide]

You’re safe. I wish nothing but the best for my little brothers and sisters to the north.

They have enough to handle keeping their little dictator from turning Canada into North Korea than to bother about our politics.

 

[jaF0]

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[coati]

little dementy tries man-splaining "semi-automatic rate of fire" as a good thing, as if mass murderers being as limited to "only" 40 to 60 or so victims per minute, opposed to a full-automatic spray of 600 potential victims per minute. He seems to be implying that that is a "good" thing.

The NRA let the genie out of the bottle a long time ago and turned loose obsessive-compulsive disorder and paranoia at a mass scale.

With so many assholes like Dementy placing more value on their knowledge of kill power rather than on a positive vision for society, we are now in a very difficult situation that will take decades to resolve and will involve so many idiots expressing their entrenched paranoia and sense of male grievance in deadly acts of violence.

 

[Rightguide]

So what? You obviously support nut jobs getting military grade weapons and watch them use them to kill innocent people as well........why am I not surprised.

Can you buy an M1 rifle in the US, I can here, now I could be wrong, but that is a military grade rifle. Sort of like the good ole AR-15 you keep harping about. Please try and get your facts in order when presenting an argument. ( like tommyguns were hard to get in those days...)

Nobody supports "nut jobs" getting guns. Nor do we support the left-wing aspects of today's male socialization that creates those "nut jobs" in our society.

 

[ll74]

Nobody supports "nut jobs" getting guns. Nor do we support the left-wing aspects of today's male socialization that creates those "nut jobs" in our society.

Then perhaps those people should stop promoting absolute right to guns and start focusing on keeping guns out of the hands of nut jobs.

 

[dmonty]

^^^ Yet another know-it-all asshole who memorized his NRA talking points and vomits them on the porn board because he gets a hard-on fantasizing that he's part of a well-regulated militia which includes all Americans.

Therefore, Crimo was just part of the well-regulated militia. The "fog of war" strikes again...

I am not an NRA member, nor have I ever supported them - they are not a pro-2A advocacy group - having a long history of money laundering for the democrats, while writing the unconstitutional laws that they claim to be against. They have done a phenomenal job at marketing themselves as protecting civil liberties and taking gun owners "due's" money while working backroom deals to disarm the group that is supporting them.

They are constantly asking for money. Why?? so they can keep laundering money. Wayne LaPierre, William BRewer, and 5 other "leaders" of the NRA has donated money to big anti-gun candidates like Hillary Clinton, Barak Obama, Dick Durban, Ted Strickland, and even so recently as Beto O’Rourke.
See here and here.
The NRA’s top-dollar lawyer is donating some of the same dollars the NRA is paying him to leftist Democrats who want to take our gun rights away!
We all know now that Ackerman-McQueen has run the public relations for the NRA, and has created NRATV and been on the receiving end of tens of millions of dollars a year in pay from the NRA.

Some of the top executives at Ackerman-McQueen are Angus and Revan McQueen. They are William Brewer’s father-in-law and brother-in-law, respectively!


The NRA, it's entire history has been about advocating, and writing unconstitutional gun laws at both the federal and state/ local levels.... including the unconstitutional 1911 NY Sullivan's Act, every federal law 1934 NFA, 1968 GCA, the 1980 Hughes Amendment, Red Flag, etc. it's a widely known open secret that the NRA has written and or advocated for every single unconstitutional law that's passed since 1911's NY Sullivan's Act, National Firearms Act ("NFA") (1934), Federal Firearms Act of 1938 ("FFA"), Gun Control Act of 1968 ("GCA"), Undetectable Firearms Act (1988), Gun-Free School Zones Act (1990), and more recently bump stock bans.

Time magazine even wrote about it
[https://time.com/4431356/nra-gun-control-history/]
[https://www.thetruthaboutguns.com/the-untold-history-of-the-nra-part-1/]


In the 1920s and 1930s, the NRA’s leaders helped write and lobby for the first federal gun control laws—the very kinds of laws that the modern NRA labels as the height of tryanny. early 1920s, the National Revolver Association—the NRA’s handgun training counterpart—proposed model legislation for states that included requiring a permit to carry a concealed weapon, adding five years to a prison sentence if a gun was used in a crime, and banning non-citizens from buying a handgun. They also proposed that gun dealers turn over sales records to police and created a one-day waiting period between buying a gun and getting it
. . In 1911, New York state required handgun owners to get a permit, following the democrats tammany hall criminals using 2 local violent armed gangs and the corrupt NYPD, when these gangs got into a turf 'war over who got the spoils of the crimes.... and this was done to disarm NYC and make them victims to the 3 corrupt criminal gangs while funding a PR boost to the democrats to make it look like they were doing something and to try and prevent anyone from looking into the shooting any deeper and expose the democrats in Tammany Hall.
In 1929, Al Capone’s St. Valentine’s Day massacre saw men disguised as Chicago police kill 7 rivals with machine guns. Bonnie and Clyde’s crime-and-gun spree from 1932-34 was a national sensation. John Dellinger robbed 10 banks in 1933 and fired a machine gun as he sped away. A new president in 1933, Franklin D. Roosevelt, made fighting crime and gun control part of his ‘New Deal.’ The NRA helped him draft the first federal gun controls: 1934’s National Firearms Act and 1938’s Gun Control Act.
The NRA President at the time, Karl T. Frederick, a 1920 Olympic gold-medal winner for marksmanship who became a lawyer, praised the new state gun controls in Congress. “I have never believed in the general practice of carrying weapons,” he testified before the 1938 law was passed. “I do not believe in the general promiscuous toting of guns. I think it should be sharply restricted and only under licenses.”
These federal firearms laws imposed high taxes and registration requirements on certain classes of weapons—those used in gang violence like machine guns, sawed-off shotguns and silencers—making it all-but impossible for average people to own them. Gun makers and sellers had to register with the federal government, and certain classes of people—notably convicted felons—were barred from gun ownership. The U.S. Supreme Court unanimously upheld these laws in 1939.
The legal doctrine of gun rights balanced by gun controls held for nearly a half-century.
In November 1963, Lee Harvey Oswald shot and killed President John F. Kennedy with an Italian military surplus rifle that Owsald bought from a mail-order ad in the NRA’s American Rifleman magazine. In congressional hearings that soon followed, NRA Executive Vice-President Frankin Orth supported a ban in mail-order sales, saying, “We do think that any sane American, who calls himself an American, can object to placing into this bill the instrument which killed the president of the United States.”
But no new federal gun control laws came until 1968. The assassinations of civil rights leader Rev. Martin Luther King, Jr. and Sen. Robert F. Kennedy were the tipping point, coming after several summers of race-related riots in American cities. The nation’s white political elite feared that violence was too prevalent and there were too many people—especially urban Black nationalists—with access to guns. In May 1967, two dozen Black Panther Party members walked into the California Statehouse carrying rifles to protest a gun-control bill, prompting then-Gov. Ronald Reagan to comment, “There’s no reason why on the street today a citizen should be carrying loaded weapons.”
The Gun Control Act of 1968 reauthorized and deepened the FDR-era gun control laws. It added a minimum age for gun buyers, required guns have serial numbers and expanded people barred from owning guns from felons to include the mentally ill and drug addicts. Only federally licensed dealers and collectors could ship guns over state lines. People buying certain kinds of bullets had to show I.D. But the most stringent proposals—a national registry of all guns (which some states had in colonial times) and mandatory licenses for all gun carriers—were not in it. The NRA blocked these measures. Orth told America Riflemen magazine that while part of the law “appears unduly restrictive, the measure as a whole appears to be one that the sportsmen of America can live with.”
But in the mid-1960s, the Black Panthers were better-known than the NRA for expressing that view of the Second Amendment
The 1968 law ordered the federal Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives to enforce the new gun laws. In 1971, ATF raided a lifetime NRA member’s house who was suspected of having a large illegal arms cache and shot and killed him. That prompted “the ardent reactionary William Leob,” then editor of New Hampshire’s influential Manchester Union Leader newspaper, to call the federal agents “Treasury Gestapo,” Burbick noted, even though later evidence confirmed the weapons cache. Loeb and other white libertarians with podiums started to assert that the Second Amendment protected an individual right to guns—like the Black Panthers.

 

[John_von_Neumann]

I am not an NRA member, nor have I ever supported them - they are not a pro-2A advocacy group - having a long history of money laundering for the democrats, while writing the unconstitutional laws that they claim to be against. They have done a phenomenal job at marketing themselves as protecting civil liberties and taking gun owners "due's" money while working backroom deals to disarm the group that is supporting them.

They are constantly asking for money. Why?? so they can keep laundering money. Wayne LaPierre, William BRewer, and 5 other "leaders" of the NRA has donated money to big anti-gun candidates like Hillary Clinton, Barak Obama, Dick Durban, Ted Strickland, and even so recently as Beto O’Rourke.
See here and here.
The NRA’s top-dollar lawyer is donating some of the same dollars the NRA is paying him to leftist Democrats who want to take our gun rights away!
We all know now that Ackerman-McQueen has run the public relations for the NRA, and has created NRATV and been on the receiving end of tens of millions of dollars a year in pay from the NRA.

Some of the top executives at Ackerman-McQueen are Angus and Revan McQueen. They are William Brewer’s father-in-law and brother-in-law, respectively!


The NRA, it's entire history has been about advocating, and writing unconstitutional gun laws at both the federal and state/ local levels.... including the unconstitutional 1911 NY Sullivan's Act, every federal law 1934 NFA, 1968 GCA, the 1980 Hughes Amendment, Red Flag, etc. it's a widely known open secret that the NRA has written and or advocated for every single unconstitutional law that's passed since 1911's NY Sullivan's Act, National Firearms Act ("NFA") (1934), Federal Firearms Act of 1938 ("FFA"), Gun Control Act of 1968 ("GCA"), Undetectable Firearms Act (1988), Gun-Free School Zones Act (1990), and more recently bump stock bans.

Time magazine even wrote about it
[https://time.com/4431356/nra-gun-control-history/]
[https://www.thetruthaboutguns.com/the-untold-history-of-the-nra-part-1/]


In the 1920s and 1930s, the NRA’s leaders helped write and lobby for the first federal gun control laws—the very kinds of laws that the modern NRA labels as the height of tryanny. early 1920s, the National Revolver Association—the NRA’s handgun training counterpart—proposed model legislation for states that included requiring a permit to carry a concealed weapon, adding five years to a prison sentence if a gun was used in a crime, and banning non-citizens from buying a handgun. They also proposed that gun dealers turn over sales records to police and created a one-day waiting period between buying a gun and getting it
. . In 1911, New York state required handgun owners to get a permit, following the democrats tammany hall criminals using 2 local violent armed gangs and the corrupt NYPD, when these gangs got into a turf 'war over who got the spoils of the crimes.... and this was done to disarm NYC and make them victims to the 3 corrupt criminal gangs while funding a PR boost to the democrats to make it look like they were doing something and to try and prevent anyone from looking into the shooting any deeper and expose the democrats in Tammany Hall.
In 1929, Al Capone’s St. Valentine’s Day massacre saw men disguised as Chicago police kill 7 rivals with machine guns. Bonnie and Clyde’s crime-and-gun spree from 1932-34 was a national sensation. John Dellinger robbed 10 banks in 1933 and fired a machine gun as he sped away. A new president in 1933, Franklin D. Roosevelt, made fighting crime and gun control part of his ‘New Deal.’ The NRA helped him draft the first federal gun controls: 1934’s National Firearms Act and 1938’s Gun Control Act.
The NRA President at the time, Karl T. Frederick, a 1920 Olympic gold-medal winner for marksmanship who became a lawyer, praised the new state gun controls in Congress. “I have never believed in the general practice of carrying weapons,” he testified before the 1938 law was passed. “I do not believe in the general promiscuous toting of guns. I think it should be sharply restricted and only under licenses.”
These federal firearms laws imposed high taxes and registration requirements on certain classes of weapons—those used in gang violence like machine guns, sawed-off shotguns and silencers—making it all-but impossible for average people to own them. Gun makers and sellers had to register with the federal government, and certain classes of people—notably convicted felons—were barred from gun ownership. The U.S. Supreme Court unanimously upheld these laws in 1939.
The legal doctrine of gun rights balanced by gun controls held for nearly a half-century.
In November 1963, Lee Harvey Oswald shot and killed President John F. Kennedy with an Italian military surplus rifle that Owsald bought from a mail-order ad in the NRA’s American Rifleman magazine. In congressional hearings that soon followed, NRA Executive Vice-President Frankin Orth supported a ban in mail-order sales, saying, “We do think that any sane American, who calls himself an American, can object to placing into this bill the instrument which killed the president of the United States.”
But no new federal gun control laws came until 1968. The assassinations of civil rights leader Rev. Martin Luther King, Jr. and Sen. Robert F. Kennedy were the tipping point, coming after several summers of race-related riots in American cities. The nation’s white political elite feared that violence was too prevalent and there were too many people—especially urban Black nationalists—with access to guns. In May 1967, two dozen Black Panther Party members walked into the California Statehouse carrying rifles to protest a gun-control bill, prompting then-Gov. Ronald Reagan to comment, “There’s no reason why on the street today a citizen should be carrying loaded weapons.”
The Gun Control Act of 1968 reauthorized and deepened the FDR-era gun control laws. It added a minimum age for gun buyers, required guns have serial numbers and expanded people barred from owning guns from felons to include the mentally ill and drug addicts. Only federally licensed dealers and collectors could ship guns over state lines. People buying certain kinds of bullets had to show I.D. But the most stringent proposals—a national registry of all guns (which some states had in colonial times) and mandatory licenses for all gun carriers—were not in it. The NRA blocked these measures. Orth told America Riflemen magazine that while part of the law “appears unduly restrictive, the measure as a whole appears to be one that the sportsmen of America can live with.”
But in the mid-1960s, the Black Panthers were better-known than the NRA for expressing that view of the Second Amendment
The 1968 law ordered the federal Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives to enforce the new gun laws. In 1971, ATF raided a lifetime NRA member’s house who was suspected of having a large illegal arms cache and shot and killed him. That prompted “the ardent reactionary William Leob,” then editor of New Hampshire’s influential Manchester Union Leader newspaper, to call the federal agents “Treasury Gestapo,” Burbick noted, even though later evidence confirmed the weapons cache. Loeb and other white libertarians with podiums started to assert that the Second Amendment protected an individual right to guns—like the Black Panthers.

This is a porn board, so I don’t think anyone really cares if you masturbate your steel penis substitute. But do the rest of us a favor and wipe the splooge from your chin before posting.

 

[phrodeau]

Nobody supports "nut jobs" getting guns. Nor do we support the left-wing aspects of today's male socialization that creates those "nut jobs" in our society.

Everybody pushing back against red-flag laws supports nut-jobs getting guns.

 

[rockcasbah]

This is a porn board, so I don’t think anyone really cares if you masturbate your steel penis substitute. But do the rest of us a favor and wipe the splooge from your chin before posting.

Sounds like you’ve thought about him masturbating in a lot of detail for someone who doesn’t care.

 

[Pad_Foot]

God Bless America where we can buy guns at will and not have to handcraft our own to make world news.

It’s actually amazing we don’t have more shootings in the land of Freedom! Pursue that Happiness to someone else’s grave!!

Why so few assassinations here?!

As to the NRA, they used to make the news by promoting gun safety before becoming a political puppet

 

[LukSkyFokker]

California’s


Sounds like you’ve thought about him masturbating in a lot of detail for someone who doesn’t care.

Now obsess over butters more!

 

[Fuzzy1975]

Where did I accuse you of advocating a ban on firearms? You clearly have a reading comprehension problem.

Perhaps I am confusing you with one who had. It's an honest mistake, but you did accuse me of being afraid. That is bullshit.

Also as a ( multiple) firearm owner and user, I am pretty versed in how they work, and what they are designed to kill, so I don't see a weapon as "scary".

I like how you try and turn around your deficits (in bold) and try and place them on others. Straight out of the RWCJ playbook!! *chuckles*

 

[John_von_Neumann]

California’s


Sounds like you’ve thought about him masturbating in a lot of detail for someone who doesn’t care.

Hi, lace! I do my best not to think about it. But absent the ignore feature it’s a challenge, what with him splattering his firearm wads around the forum.