Magpul is really doing it. They're moving.

[SamuraiCO]

Maybe they should have called them pbongs that just happen to also work in out ar's everything would have been fine.

[Gman]

Honestly it's rather annoying. My doctor had me put him on my ignore list to prevent high blood pressure, but everyone keeps quoting him and feeding the troll so I still see his ignorant drivel.

MODS is there anyway for quotes involving ignored people to be hidden as well?

Amen.

[Jer]

Nathan reread what I wrote. The DRIVER of the car got arrested because someone in the car had pot on them. Stupid NY state law that should be unconstitutional in my opinion. Should you as a parent be arrested for what your teen kid does? Well in relation to drug laws, they can arrest you in some states for possession even if someone else has it and not you. Its insane...

Yes. If you're not responsible for raising your child properly, who is?

[Great-Kazoo]

Does he have papers to back up his Costa hair claim? I dont want to just get some random dudes hair.

I can get you bootleg hair. WITH NO BG CHECK. Little pricey, but the fanboi's say it's worth it.

[n8tive97]

I support Magpul.... ANOTHER sad day for Colorado!

[Sawin]

Yes. If you're not responsible for raising your child properly, who is?

While I do agree with you that the raising of children properly is the responsibility of the parents, I can't agree with you that a parent should be arrested for crimes their teenager (or kid of any age) commits. IMO, The kid needs to bare the weight of the consequences themselves, and the parents need to allow the consequences to be dealt for their child's own good. If the parent is a criminal themselves, then seperate charges should be filed upon them too, and perhaps they're looked into by the child protective services folks for the sake of their kids, but arrested for something they did not commit and were not an accomplice to? I say no. That's going too far.

[Jer]

While I do agree with you that the raising of children properly is the responsibility of the parents, I can't agree with you that a parent should be arrested for crimes their teenager (or kid of any age) commits. IMO, The kid needs to bare the weight of the consequences themselves, and the parents need to allow the consequences to be dealt for their child's own good. If the parent is a criminal themselves, then seperate charges should be filed upon them too, and perhaps they're looked into by the child protective services folks for the sake of their kids, but arrested for something they did not commit and were not an accomplice to? I say no. That's going too far.

So you think people may give 2nd thought to reproducing or give some thought to the decisions they make in raising them? Wouldn't this make society a better/safer place for everyone. Isn't that why we create laws these days?

[Sawin]

So you think people may give 2nd thought to reproducing or give some thought to the decisions they make in raising them? Wouldn't this make society a better/safer place for everyone. Isn't that why we create laws these days?

That is precisely the problem. Government officials with exactly that mindset are proposing and passing new laws at an increasingly frequent pace, infringing on individual rights and freedoms and taking away personal responsibility. I am 100% for individual rights and personal responsibility.

The truth of the matter is, certain elements of society do not give the 1st thought to reproducing or raising their children, so why would they give a 2nd thought because the kid might misbehave and get on the wrong side of the law? The parents need to start the beginning and choose to have kids, choose to raise them properly, choose to give them freedom and the responsibility to deal with their own consequences, etc... It's not the job of the government of laws to baby sit us, but the left sure want it to be that way. "They know best" *sarcasm*....

[james_bond_007]

... over nine months after the new gun laws went into effect....

Laws went into effect 01JUL13, but were passed/signed on 20MAR13.

Apparently the media no longer cares about or does not have a staff that is capable of reporting accurate info.

[mcjhr]

Laws went into effect 01JUL13, but were passed/signed on 20MAR13.

Apparently the media no longer cares about or does not have a staff that is capable of reporting accurate info.

I'd reckon both.