I am sorry I hurt your feelings and made you upset. I will revise. Guys we need to write strongly worded letters to our reps, not to gruff though we don’t want to upset anyone.
There, is that better. I don’t want to come off to abrasive.
I am sorry I hurt your feelings and made you upset. I will revise. Guys we need to write strongly worded letters to our reps, not to gruff though we don’t want to upset anyone.
There, is that better. I don’t want to come off to abrasive.
Speak for yourself. Tensions are high, and the desire to fight back has reach the most vocal point in my lifetime. A lot of that may be just talk, but I'd be willing to be a substantial portion isn't.Quote:
Originally Posted by Vic79
Amen. Stop caring what they call you, and just do what's right.Quote:
Originally Posted by yoni
Yeah, I don't get it either. Why sprint for the finish line when the slow approach has worked best? This seems best calculated to draw media attention and (tinfoil hat time) even to trigger the violent confrontation the right has always said it would.Quote:
Originally Posted by StovePipe_Jammer
Honestly, I think the exact opposite is true. What seems to better capture the attitude of millennials is that they want change, and are completely dissatisfied with the status quo. A majority of millennials may want socialism, but the minority is frequently on the opposite end of the spectrum. Those are frequently the ones that have been fighting America's longest wars, and thus bring the skills needed to the table, while their fellows don't. I'm not going to say that Millenials and Gen Z are bastions of liberty, but rather that change is more likely to occur with Millennials than with Boomers or Gen X, simply because they aren't as settled and comfortable with their lives.Quote:
Originally Posted by prepare
And yes, I am a millennial, and hate most of my generation.
Whatever it takes to win. You won't like losing. 100 million victims of communism are your proof....Quote:
Originally Posted by prepare
That is one theory for a slight lull in anti 2nd Amendment legislation.Quote:
Originally Posted by Mozart
The other was it being a false flag/sting operation to have a deleterious effect on citizen militias which were making gains prior to the bombing.
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We will maintain the high road all the way to the gulags, which I learned were actually quite nice, and then March that high road down into the pit.Quote:
Originally Posted by Esq.
It already is.Quote:
Originally Posted by Inkslinger
Look at the vote percentages in the last election [2016]. Half the country has already been convinced to vote against their best interest... and they are MAD it didn't quite work out. Unbelievable.
Yes, as links previous proves, and it seems there are more coming in by the day almost. They've gone mad with power, methinks.Quote:
Originally Posted by jpmuscle
Exactly what I said a few pages back- this would have been a PERFECT opportunity to make this a multi-issue problem and cross-pollinate with other groups a little, get everyone punching in the same direction for once.Quote:
Originally Posted by FlyingHunter
I don't either. It's clear from the last few years that they're panicking HARD over...something. Not sure what, but it has something to do with Trump. That and I think they are genuinely losing their minds, Pelosi's pens being the most recent example.Quote:
Originally Posted by Alpha-17
No offense mate, but you DO kinda sound like a plant.Quote:
Originally Posted by Vic79
Personally, I think we all know the McVeigh line about the Fed building is propaganda BS, BUT, that still doesn't mean anyone thinks it was a good outcome as an example of 'resistance" or whatever. Sheesh. Pick a better example.
I don't think the high road is the motivation. Its not wanting to loose the safety and security of what you know for the possibility of better that requires risk.Quote:
Originally Posted by Vic79
I have come to the conclusion that American Gun Community, NRA, etc. were all faked out by a giant Rope-a-dope. While everyone was looking at the politicians in D.C. running their mouths about gun control and the worrying about the evil A.B.C. Agencies of the US, the real action was happening behind the scenes locally, in the State Houses.
Everyone had the clear view of what happened in California and Illinois, etc. but never imagined it could happen in MY State - it was the President and Congress going to screw you over and that was the general consensus. Instead, it has sneaked up behind the Gun Community close to home...and fast beyond belief. The Gun Community thought it had States' Rights to insulate against an over reaching Federal Government, but instead got the "All Politics is Local" result. Instead of nationwide Boogaloo, it will be a confined "Booga" over here, and a little "Loo" over there - all in the same State, neighbor against neighbor. That is if it ever happens at all............
It would seem that the first two are rather hypocritical, no? Not surprised of course, those bastards are the gold standard of hypocrites!Quote:
Originally Posted by jpmuscle
SB 399 wants to give VA's electors to the national popular vote winner. SJ 29 seeks to basically do the opposite on a state level.