Borderless

[Amp Mangum]

Firearms future:

https://www.youtube.com/v/za_8TOQFA8o

[SteyrAUG]

That should be shown as a rebuttal to every mention on the news about "immigration reform" or "gun control."

Everyone needs to see that.

[Honu]

sadly the problem is obama still has almost a %50 approval rating ?
half our country is blind as a bat or they are communist socialist progressives that hate this country the way it is and somehow even though none have lived in Central America think its the better choice or something ?

and sadly once its gone its to late the only good thing is these softy folks will be the first to be killed by the very people they think are so great ?

[Phillygunguy]

sadly the problem is obama still has almost a %50 approval rating ?
half our country is blind as a bat or they are communist socialist progressives that hate this country the way it is and somehow even though none have lived in Central America think its the better choice or something ?

and sadly once its gone its to late the only good thing is these softy folks will be the first to be killed by the very people they think are so great ?

It's really pathetic In other countries there would be protests, riots and the like, when there's corruption but in the US? No one could give 2 shits

[MountainRaven]

It's really pathetic In other countries there would be protests, riots and the like, when there's corruption but in the US? No one could give 2 shits

"Corruption isn't a problem, it's an institution."

Is there anywhere in the US government where there might be corruption that it would surprise you if there is? Because it wouldn't surprise me.

That being said...

I'm fond of the idea of stationing the US Army where it's supposed to be - on and within the borders of the United States - but that video was about 95% hyperbolic, emotional rhetoric. The only fact that I can recall from it is that 75% of the cartels' guns are coming from the Mexican army. The rest of it can be summed up as, "OMFG: Mexicans are evil! Congress is evil! The President is evil! Everybody should be in prison!"

[Phillygunguy]

"Corruption isn't a problem, it's an institution."

Is there anywhere in the US government where there might be corruption that it would surprise you if there is? Because it wouldn't surprise me.

That being said...

I'm fond of the idea of stationing the US Army where it's supposed to be - on and within the borders of the United States - but that video was about 95% hyperbolic, emotional rhetoric. The only fact that I can recall from it is that 75% of the cartels' guns are coming from the Mexican army. The rest of it can be summed up as, "OMFG: Mexicans are evil! Congress is evil! The President is evil! Everybody should be in prison!"

I get your point, but this administration is without a doubt the most corrupt, in as far as blatant disregard for the Constitution more so than any other in my lifetime. Corrupt is putting it mildly this does surprise me that if it were anyone else they would be demanding impeachment.