I am not much of a conspiracy theorist but I was beginning to think that I was the only person who thought that this may be the ultimate goal of our current administration.Quote:
Originally Posted by T.rexford
I am not much of a conspiracy theorist but I was beginning to think that I was the only person who thought that this may be the ultimate goal of our current administration.Quote:
Originally Posted by T.rexford
I hear ya. I do my best to not buy into conspiracy theories but what the hell else could it be? Alot of these liberals are not idiots. I can't chalk up all of the stuff that is going on around the country to simple idiocy. It doesn't add up when you do. So the answer has to be something deeper.Quote:
Originally Posted by cysoto
Then again maybe I'm just going crazy...
They have already admitted that most of these bills are steps to more legislation. Fields admitted it during one of the testimonies.
The Justice Dept Internal memo titled Summary of Select Firearm Violence Prevention Strategies says the success of universal background checks would depend in part on "requiring gun registration,"
The memo can be seen here
http://coloradoliberty.org/blog/2013...on-strategies/
The NRA is using this memo for ads in other states.
Prostitution stings are relatively frequent with a minor punishment. And they hate guns (and scary assault mags) far more than they hate Johns.Quote:
Originally Posted by merl
soooo all I gotta do is make my sure my ho is carrying the gun when the cops bust down the door..... GOT IT! [Beer]Quote:
Originally Posted by hollohas