Nugent’s ‘Gun Country’ scrapped

[alxone]

INB4 nynco grammar lesson

we all no eye dont give 2 's about know ghramer or spellin

[10mm-man]

Ok so being a draft dodger who poops his pants means nothing to other veterans.... ends justify the means right

I don't care for 99% of your views but I am gonna stand with you on this. He is a piece of shit, that in no way represents me as a gun owner!!!

[10mm-man]

You guys need a juice box and a nap?
Stop pissing on each other.

Back on topic, I always liked Nuge's music, politics, philosphies and frankness. But I will agree in the current environment he comes across too strong. He has the money, morals and smarts to be a great ambassador for the 2A. Now if he could come across a bit less brash and arrogant he could accomplish something with it......

^^^^^ This, except I have no respect for DRAFT DOGGERS.... So he can go pound sand and if that is what represents gun owners, GOD help!!

[10mm-man]

my personal opinion is Ted is a douche. he is a draft dodger. he went above and beyond to get out of serving his country. Now he is some flamboyant entertainer and everyone worships him. he likes guns. wow it doesnt make us brothers. just like some douche who rides a motorcycle who wants to wave at me isnt my brother.

I stand with you on this BROTHER!

[Aloha_Shooter]

Except many of the people calling for caution were right in the end. As to the pissing match it seems to be one sided with you getting emotional. So don't accuse me of what you yourself are doing.

I've got no love for or interest in Nugent but very few of the people calling for caution in either war (not sure which you're referring to) were right. WRT Vietnam, very few people were calling for caution for the same reasons MacArthur was (getting bogged down in an intractable war with questionable public support) -- most were protesting the war for the wrong reasons (and frankly, creating the condition that gave MacArthur and like-minded generals pause). WRT Iraq, again, very few people were calling for caution due to an accurate assessment of the military situation (Shinseki was one of the few who was cautious for this particular reason) -- most of the protests I remember were for wholly inaccurate or political purposes.

Rumsfeld wanted to analogize Iraq to WW II while the Left wanted to analogize it with Vietnam. Interestingly, (just as with Vietnam) purposeful undermining by the Left gave hope and energy to our adversaries which may have resulted in a self-fulfilling prophecy.

Now both of you kiss and make up.

[n8tive97]

[Byte Stryke]

my personal opinion is Ted is a douche. he is a draft dodger. he went above and beyond to get out of serving his country. Now he is some flamboyant entertainer and everyone worships him. he likes guns. wow it doesnt make us brothers. just like some douche who rides a motorcycle who wants to wave at me isnt my brother.

Absolutely concur. You don't have to make a career out of it, but when your country calls you answer the damned phone

the world ended one day earlier than predicted.


i agree with nynco on this.

inorite? I was about to swear off drinking, but then I realized I hadn't started yet

I agree with Kraven. While R. Lee Ermey was a character, he was not a bad one. He showed a tough side and a good side.

OK Dude... stop it before I go get an Obama T-shirt and come over to your house for cosmo-tinis er something

[nynco]

OK Dude... stop it before I go get an Obama T-shirt and come over to your house for cosmo-tinis er something

You are welcome anytime Byte, I see you as a rational stand up guy around here.

[nynco]

I've got no love for or interest in Nugent but very few of the people calling for caution in either war (not sure which you're referring to) were right. WRT Vietnam, very few people were calling for caution for the same reasons MacArthur was (getting bogged down in an intractable war with questionable public support) -- most were protesting the war for the wrong reasons (and frankly, creating the condition that gave MacArthur and like-minded generals pause). WRT Iraq, again, very few people were calling for caution due to an accurate assessment of the military situation (Shinseki was one of the few who was cautious for this particular reason) -- most of the protests I remember were for wholly inaccurate or political purposes.

Rumsfeld wanted to analogize Iraq to WW II while the Left wanted to analogize it with Vietnam. Interestingly, (just as with Vietnam) purposeful undermining by the Left gave hope and energy to our adversaries which may have resulted in a self-fulfilling prophecy.

Now both of you kiss and make up.

Here Aloha, let me shatter a little image of me... I agree

I tend to fall in line with Shinseki's point of view and I agreed with him 100% at the time. I don't give a crap about going around the world toppling evil dictators. Esp ones that behind the scenes were doing some good for US interests... how by keeping a lid on that crap hole called the middle east. When we were railroaded into Iraq, I hoped for the best but was not let down in the least in my expectations. None of this had to do with the military lacking. It all had to do with the ideologue goons calling the shots. They were determined to prove that the Marshal Plan was wrong and in the end got people killed for that bull headed stance.

[Irving]

Americans need to know, gun ownership, collecting guns, shooting guns, competing with guns, hunting,having guns for protetction is open to all Americans, gay, straight, lesbian, trannys, Christians, Jews, Mormons, yuppies, hippies, liberal, conservative. I have been extremely right wing my whole life. Until the last year or two, I have realized that extremism in any form is usually not a good idea. Im still very right of center. But, these Rights belong to all of us. If we continue to be exclusionary, it will only hurt us. We need to show the "other" side, that all this is open for them too.

Thank you for saying this.