Who said "machine gun", Captain Straw Man? Full-auto weapons-- never mind a "machine gun"-- are hard to come by in the USA and none made after 1986 are available for private use.
Why is it that the left never seems to propose having minimal training standards, though? They always want to ban the guns, instead of vetting those who bear them.
Prince dropped the symbol that formerly represented him many years ago. I guess he now falls into one of the first few items about having one canonical name.
The government solution for this was to prop up most of the institutions that cheated-- because they were too big to fail-- and this allowed said institutions to buy others and become even bigger. That's not a free market.
I took my quote directly from President Franklin Roosevelt, except for where I changed "we" to "they" for obvious reasons. Even a progressive thinks public unions are a bad idea. Even on a local level, they are.
Should we tolerate a government that holds the public in terror by staging military exercises that could be easily mistaken for actual attacks? How is the average person supposed to know they are firing blanks? Obviously, the government does not care, because it is their intent for the subject to be in fear.
The pay of Government employees is fixed by the Congress. The people who run the Executive Department of Government as a whole are bound by the law. Every workman has a full opportunity to be heard. They can lay the case before the Congress if any change is contemplated in the law. That is where it is made.
Your partisan diatribe is wholly out of place in this discussion. Even if your knowledge of history was not so lacking, your contribution would be useless.
Motorola used to make great ones. I have a WR850 and WA840 that both still work like champs, but I need to go to N. They are WDS bridged with WPA2 encryption-- something Netgear still hasn't figured out some 6 years later. DD-WRT might be able to do it, but at least it won't unless both routers are running DD-WRT (and one of the Netgears I have is the v1 that can't run DD-WRT). So I'm going to have to run CAT-5e to link them, although it's probably for the best as bridging reduces your bandwidth anyway.
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Another straw man argument. Congratulations.
He has implied that through omission. Whenever gun rights come up, he talks about hunting and skeet shooting.
Who said "machine gun", Captain Straw Man? Full-auto weapons-- never mind a "machine gun"-- are hard to come by in the USA and none made after 1986 are available for private use.
Why is it that the left never seems to propose having minimal training standards, though? They always want to ban the guns, instead of vetting those who bear them.
Does every private citizen have a personal cop protecting him?
Modern fighter aircraft still have cannons. Ammo is relatively cheap.
Ron, are you out of the hospital already?
If such things were sold in Wal Mart or Target, some moron would probably cut off the "funny plug" so they could plug it in a 15A outlet.
I think the space of a post on Slashdot is a little too small to rattle off the shortcomings of Obama.
The truth is always the noblest cause.
Yes, but as an AC pointed out earlier, this isn't a hot-button issue right now. Gun-control mania is.
They also sell to private gun shops, which the federal government orders to purposely sell to Mexican drug runners and their straw purchasers.
Prince dropped the symbol that formerly represented him many years ago. I guess he now falls into one of the first few items about having one canonical name.
I don't know; ask George Soros how he did it.
The government solution for this was to prop up most of the institutions that cheated-- because they were too big to fail-- and this allowed said institutions to buy others and become even bigger. That's not a free market.
The government is part of the conflict of interest. See: Chris Dodd, Charlie Rangel, Nancy Pelosi.
Do the words "straw man" mean anything to you?
You know, those people who think the way to freedom is, ironically, to give as much power to government as possible?
I took my quote directly from President Franklin Roosevelt, except for where I changed "we" to "they" for obvious reasons. Even a progressive thinks public unions are a bad idea. Even on a local level, they are.
Should we tolerate a government that holds the public in terror by staging military exercises that could be easily mistaken for actual attacks? How is the average person supposed to know they are firing blanks? Obviously, the government does not care, because it is their intent for the subject to be in fear.
The pay of Government employees is fixed by the Congress. The people who run the Executive Department of Government as a whole are bound by the law. Every workman has a full opportunity to be heard. They can lay the case before the Congress if any change is contemplated in the law. That is where it is made.
Your partisan diatribe is wholly out of place in this discussion. Even if your knowledge of history was not so lacking, your contribution would be useless.
Or laughter...
Motorola used to make great ones. I have a WR850 and WA840 that both still work like champs, but I need to go to N. They are WDS bridged with WPA2 encryption-- something Netgear still hasn't figured out some 6 years later. DD-WRT might be able to do it, but at least it won't unless both routers are running DD-WRT (and one of the Netgears I have is the v1 that can't run DD-WRT). So I'm going to have to run CAT-5e to link them, although it's probably for the best as bridging reduces your bandwidth anyway.