When did the government stop leasing land that was leased for so many years before and what was the reason for not leasing unused land? Was it last year or the year before this started?
If you have information and want to make a case Maggot, post it up and we can go from there. It's not on me or anyone else to search out what it is you're alluding to.
(01-20-2016, 12:45 PM)HairOfTheDog Wrote: [ -> ]If you have information and want to make a case Maggot, post it up and we can go from there. It's not on me or anyone else to search out what it is you're alluding to.
But I'm lazy and hate the taste of work.
I will start a new thread.
(01-17-2016, 02:59 PM)F.U. Wrote: [ -> ]I don't believe any firearms should be restricted. We should be allowed to own anything we want and as many of them as we want. Its not the weapon that does the damage, its the person behind it. SO if someone is bad, slap their hand, but don't spank me because someone else MIGHT be bad.
Back of the line, mister. I've got first dibs on grenade launchers, ballistic missiles and an iPod sized personal nuclear weapons.
If I had a rocket launcher I'd make somebody pay.
I like Georgia's law and it will mean fuck not limited to one state. Yes, I want your assault rifles, high capacity magazines, armor piercing bullets (I might let u keep those)...but in general? I support the law and would love to see something at least close to that nationwide. I don't see it happening though.
(01-20-2016, 02:02 PM)username Wrote: [ -> ] (01-17-2016, 02:59 PM)F.U. Wrote: [ -> ]I don't believe any firearms should be restricted. We should be allowed to own anything we want and as many of them as we want. Its not the weapon that does the damage, its the person behind it. SO if someone is bad, slap their hand, but don't spank me because someone else MIGHT be bad.
Back of the line, mister. I've got first dibs on grenade launchers, ballistic missiles and an iPod sized personal nuclear weapons.
Awwww damn it, I wanted those. Shucks. just my luck.
(01-20-2016, 02:11 PM)username Wrote: [ -> ]I like Georgia's law and it will mean fuck not limited to one state. Yes, I want your assault rifles, high capacity magazines, armor piercing bullets (I might let u keep those)...but in general? I support the law and would love to see something at least close to that nationwide. I don't see it happening though.
Do you really want to see the next American revolution happen? That is what would happen if they tried to pull this shit across the entire country. It would be a blood bath. Yes I know the gov out guns us and yes I know we stand little to no chance of winning, but many are willing to die defending our rights.
A long time ago I posted a pic of me geared up and captioned it, My family is prepared to mourn, is yours?
(01-20-2016, 06:10 PM)Duchess Wrote: [ -> ]
I think you & your family are crazy if y'all are prepared to die because you'd have to give up your assault rifles, high capacity magazines and armor piercing bullets, like totally fuckin' bonkers.
Its not just my family Duch. There are thousands and thousands of others just like me. Its not just the gun its the principal in it.
ETA . . . If you don't believe that you need to open your eyes and do a little internet research. We are out there and we are everywhere. Hell there are cops, military etc that are stating they will disobey that order, will not shoot on Americans and in fact will turn their guns around and join us. We are everywhere Duch, in your state, my state, all states, in our towns and probably on our blocks.
I think there were a bunch of people with F.U.'s mindset making the same claims back in 1994 when Bill Clinton actually did sign a bill into law that enacted several similar bans.
The ban was in effect for 10 years. It was constitutionally challenged and upheld. No Revolution ensued.
It was in place for 10 years, then it expired. Later attempts to pass similar national bans failed.
Just because we are willing to sacrifice our lives for our beliefs you call us shit for brains. So be it. End of conversation.
(01-20-2016, 06:31 PM)HairOfTheDog Wrote: [ -> ]I think there were a bunch of people with F.U.'s mindset making the same claims back in 1994 when Bill Clinton actually did sign a bill into law that enacted several similar bans.
The ban was in effect for 10 years. It was constitutionally challenged and upheld. No Revolution ensued.
It was in place for 10 years, then it expired. Later attempts to pass similar national bans failed.
That ban was different HotD. It wasn't a ban on owning them. We had them , we kept them. hey didn't try to take them. What Georgia is proposing is a all out ban and confiscation. That is why I say if that is tried across the country and they think they can pull it off, MOLON LABE.
Yall take care, I have things to do and people to see. Keep your powder dry.
(01-20-2016, 06:36 PM)F.U. Wrote: [ -> ] (01-20-2016, 06:31 PM)HairOfTheDog Wrote: [ -> ]I think there were a bunch of people with F.U.'s mindset making the same claims back in 1994 when Bill Clinton actually did sign a bill into law that enacted several similar bans.
The ban was in effect for 10 years. It was constitutionally challenged and upheld. No Revolution ensued.
It was in place for 10 years, then it expired. Later attempts to pass similar national bans failed.
That ban was different HotD. It wasn't a ban on owning them. We had them , we kept them. hey didn't try to take them. What Georgia is proposing is a all out ban and confiscation. That is why I say if that is tried across the country and they think they can pull it off, MOLON LABE.
Yes, I understand that the Georgia bill is similar in the types of guns and ammo in the 'ban' category. But, it does go farther than the 1994 legislation and requires the relinquishment of banned guns and ammo. That's a major difference between the two, no doubt.
But, there was a similar reaction from pro-gun extremists back in 1994. They contended that there was a committed network which would come out of the woodwork from every city and town and all walks of life to fight to the death over what they perceived as a violation of their Constitutional rights. There were some individuals and self-proclaimed militias who did end up protesting, but the Revolution never came to pass.
Anyway, some people wanna take some of your guns and ammo, that's true. And, you don't want anyone to ever take any of your guns and ammo; "over your dead body" - I know your stance. But, no one has been able to get an even less-strict national ban like Bill Clinton's seriously considered in over a decade. And, the Georgia bill very likely won't be passed. Even if it does pass, it's the people of Georgia -- via their elected representatives-- who get to make that decision as to what arms the citizens there can bear. Their freedom of speech and freedom of choice trumps your fear of the slippery slope and contagion effect. I don't think MOLON LABE time is on the horizon in any event, F.U.
(01-20-2016, 06:46 AM)Maggot Wrote: [ -> ]I can understand the slow reduction in liberty resulting in people snapping. A little here a little there until someone gets pissed. Its not right but I can see it happening more in the next few years. This takeover thing is not really a gun issue its more of a government encroachment issue and the results of increased laws.
What has been taken away from you ( the general you)? How have things changed for the worst in the 10, 15 past 20 years? I'm really interested to know and I'm not being an asshole.
(01-20-2016, 08:47 PM)sally Wrote: [ -> ] (01-20-2016, 06:46 AM)Maggot Wrote: [ -> ]I can understand the slow reduction in liberty resulting in people snapping. A little here a little there until someone gets pissed. Its not right but I can see it happening more in the next few years. This takeover thing is not really a gun issue its more of a government encroachment issue and the results of increased laws.
What has been taken away from you ( the general you)? How have things changed for the worst in the 10, 15 past 20 years? I'm really interested to know and I'm not being an asshole.
My taxes have gone up 4x the inflation rate. My money. And my right to be a part of the public education system. National parks sometimes put up signs requesting that I take no pictures at "scenic vistas" . Having to get a fishing license to go deep sea fishing.............all kinds of stuff. Its accumulative and not noticeable day to day but its encroaching as time goes by.
