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One of my personal maxims is to take with a grain of salt and/or a shot of penicillin anything said by someone who calls the President "Hussein Black Obama."
One of my personal maxims is to take with a grain of salt and/or a shot of penicillin anything said by someone who calls the President "Hussein Black Obama."
Same "maxim" might also exactly apply...
...to anything said by someone who obviously has a need to show her tits to strangers.
Perfect thing between you two is...
...the wannabe piece of shit busybody naturally is, you can say anything about him as long as you do show him your tits.
One of my personal maxims is to take with a grain of salt and/or a shot of penicillin anything said by someone who calls the President "Hussein Black Obama."
piece of shit?
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Same "maxim" might also exactly apply...
...to anything said by someone who obviously has a need to show her tits to strangers.
Perfect thing between you two is...
...the wannabe piece of shit busybody naturally is, you can say anything about him as long as you do show him your tits.
Same "maxim" might also exactly apply...
...to anything said by someone who obviously has a need to show her tits to strangers.
Perfect thing between you two is...
...the wannabe piece of shit busybody naturally is, you can say anything about him as long as you do show him your tits.
In fact, Ft. Hood should have been a turning point in the gun control debate since it puts the lie to the "one good man in a crowd" line from the fucking NRA. If people on a fucking MILITARY BASE can't protect themselves from a mass shooting, then, really, the argument that looser gun laws are the actual answer to the problem is revealed utterly as a fucking moronic suggestion divorced completely from reality.
The Army places strict restrictions on personal firearms carried onto Fort Hood and other bases. Military weapons are used only for training or by base security. Personal weapons bought on base are required to be secured at all times and must be registered with the provost marshal
You know exactly NOTHING about military base policy. Unless it is a part of their normal duty (I.E. MPs, Base police, LE. Security, or whatever the branch calls it) base personnel for the most part are not allowed to be armed while on base property.
Fort Hood's firearms policy:
Basically, this means that ANYONE coming onto a military installation, except for local/state/federal law enforcement, has to in effect "check their arms at the door".
I don't see how that refutes his point.
If an armed military base with MPs at the gate cannot prevent a shooter from possessing and using an unauthorized firearm, why would any other place in America be safe?