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Posted by VAR on Aug-24-2011 03:19:

Smile Tongue Chuck Norris is a columnist and impossible to kill.

http://townhall.com/columnists/chuc...ours/page/full/


Posted by tubularbills on Aug-24-2011 03:25:

oh brother


Posted by Alex on Aug-24-2011 03:38:

Guns don't kill people. People kill guns.


Posted by Spam on Aug-24-2011 03:44:

quote:
Originally posted by Alex
Guns don't kill people. Bullets do.


Fix'd


Posted by Alex on Aug-24-2011 03:46:

There's a flaw in your logic sir!

It IS possible to beat someone to death with a gun.


Posted by Sushipunk on Aug-24-2011 03:47:


Posted by Alex on Aug-24-2011 03:49:

Like Magnum PI !!!!!!!!


Posted by babypp2 on Aug-24-2011 05:32:

Guns don't kill people.


Posted by Alex on Aug-24-2011 05:38:

Thanks alt.


Posted by Moongoose on Aug-24-2011 06:13:

He is sort of right though. Guns dont kill people, bullets do. So let people to keep their guns, but outlaw all bullets. problem solved.


Posted by PvDoBseSSioN on Aug-24-2011 07:22:


Posted by D-res on Aug-24-2011 18:25:

quote:
Originally posted by Moongoose
He is sort of right though. Guns dont kill people, bullets do. So let people to keep their guns, but outlaw all bullets. problem solved.


The thing is , right-wing twats like him think gun regulation is some kind of affront, without realizing that at the time the constitution was written, people of all kinds had to be ready to pull out their musket and defend against invaders. I come from one of the most hunter-friendly states in the country, but I think it's asinine to think the 2nd amendment is nearly as relevant today.



I love the last line:
quote:
God, guns and guts made America. Let's keep all three.



Posted by Tasty Onions on Aug-24-2011 19:41:

quote:
Originally posted by PvDoBseSSioN
http://i564.photobucket.com/albums/...Kill_People.jpg


Posted by WittyHandle on Aug-24-2011 20:15:

quote:
Originally posted by D-res
The thing is , right-wing twats like him think gun regulation is some kind of affront, without realizing that at the time the constitution was written, people of all kinds had to be ready to pull out their musket and defend against invaders. I come from one of the most hunter-friendly states in the country, but I think it's asinine to think the 2nd amendment is nearly as relevant today.


The 2nd amendment was for the purpose of the citizens to defend themselves against our own government should the need arise. I highly doubt citizens being armed will have any effect today should that case arise. Still, you can't go changing the constitution.


Posted by D-res on Aug-24-2011 21:28:

quote:
Originally posted by WittyHandle
The 2nd amendment was for the purpose of the citizens to defend themselves against our own government should the need arise. I highly doubt citizens being armed will have any effect today should that case arise. Still, you can't go changing the constitution.


Indeed. I don't care how many guns a redneck claims to have in his armory. There's little any well-armed citizen can do against military technology. And I agree, it should remain unchanged. But it's pretty unambiguous given the time in which it was written. Why there's so much debate over its interpretation baffles me.


Posted by Halcyon+On+On on Aug-24-2011 21:45:

You presume that any foreseeable scenario involves the US Government launching everything it has against its citizens. This always seems to be the presumption. I think the only reason it's brought up is because it sounds ludicrous, and everybody knows that people who like guns are just ludicrous!


Posted by EddieZilker on Aug-24-2011 22:14:

quote:
Originally posted by WittyHandle
The 2nd amendment was for the purpose of the citizens to defend themselves against our own government should the need arise. I highly doubt citizens being armed will have any effect today should that case arise. Still, you can't go changing the constitution.


Chuck's argument - pffft; I called it an argument, LOL!! - is based on the tried and true NRA standard Camel's Nose Logical Fallacy that stipulates any sane measure for gun control should be immediately reframed as a strong-armed method to erode the rights of God-fearing, gun-loving idiots who finance Wayne LaPierre's extravagant life-style. You can't even be certain Obama's actually taken the measures that Chuck, in his tireless crusade against fucking logic, argues that he's taking.


Posted by Syntonic on Aug-24-2011 23:07:

quote:
Originally posted by D-res


As a fellow Milwaukeean myself, I've actually never done any kind of hunting but can't people in Wisconsin hunt with assault weapons? Did deer start packin' nines?

Also, did Milwaukee pass that concealed handgun law?


Posted by D-res on Aug-25-2011 00:28:

quote:
Originally posted by Syntonic
As a fellow Milwaukeean myself, I've actually never done any kind of hunting but can't people in Wisconsin hunt with assault weapons? Did deer start packin' nines?

Also, did Milwaukee pass that concealed handgun law?



Nice! I thought I knew all the Milwaukee TAs. I don't know how facetious your first questions were, but I think as long as the guns are semi-automatic, the law is pretty lax.


For example, a friend of mine:





To be fair, I know fuck-all about guns.

As far as concealed carry, the Milwaukee police chief spoke out against the measure, but alas, it passed state-wide.


Posted by Joss Weatherby on Aug-25-2011 00:31:

quote:
Originally posted by D-res




READY FOR A DAY AT THE OFFICE. NORWAY STYLE.


Posted by VAR on Aug-25-2011 00:40:

quote:
Originally posted by D-res
Nice! I thought I knew all the Milwaukee TAs. I don't know how facetious your first questions were, but I think as long as the guns are semi-automatic, the law is pretty lax.


For example, a friend of mine:





To be fair, I know fuck-all about guns.

As far as concealed carry, the Milwaukee police chief spoke out against the measure, but alas, it passed state-wide.


that's a 22lr clone of a hk mp5sd,
basicly a fancy-looking sparrow gun.


Posted by D-res on Aug-25-2011 00:43:

quote:
Originally posted by VAR
that's a 22lr clone of a hk mp5sd,
basicly a fancy-looking sparrow gun.


Nice I get to make fun of him even more.


Posted by WittyHandle on Aug-25-2011 01:15:

quote:
Originally posted by EddieZilker
Chuck's argument - pffft; I called it an argument, LOL!! - is based on the tried and true NRA standard Camel's Nose Logical Fallacy that stipulates any sane measure for gun control should be immediately reframed as a strong-armed method to erode the rights of God-fearing, gun-loving idiots who finance Wayne LaPierre's extravagant life-style. You can't even be certain Obama's actually taken the measures that Chuck, in his tireless crusade against fucking logic, argues that he's taking.


I don't know shit about guns. I was just psyched I could throw out the one thing I did know and sound cool. For a sec.


Posted by itsamemario on Aug-25-2011 18:28:

Of course everybody should have a right to own a gun, if you in fact are mentally sound and not likely to go and kill someone with that gun.

The 2nd amendment says nothing against the government keeping tabs on who has a gun, and what guns they have. It'd be insane if it did. Regulation doesn't mean they will take YOUR gun away, it means they take them away from people who has, or are in all likelihood going to use them in a criminal act.

And fucking blaming Obama for (yet) a failed ATF operation?
I heard we was the guy who gave them the intel on Waco.


Posted by srussell0018 on Aug-25-2011 23:04:

People should be allowed to own a gun for hunting after an extensive background check, test, etc. Nobody should be allowed to own a handgun, or if they are they should not be allowed to leave their house with it.


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