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new hammer time
Richmond, VA
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ahitem wrote: <quoted text> Two former CIA officials have admitted to creating a fake video in which intelligence officers dressed up as Osama Bin Laden and his cronies in an effort to defame the terrorist leader throughout the middle east. The details are outlined in a Washington Post article by investigative reporter and former Army Intelligence case officer Jeff Stein. because its all bs!!! open your eyes our enemy is the evil that rules anything former cia agents does is suspect.....they're like FOX, always bringing the wrong shyt up to make money. why act like an ignorant a-hole.
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Thnks Vets
Chicago, IL
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Boodreau wrote: <quoted text>Like they would hire some ancient vietnam vet who obviously spent way to much time exposed to agent orange to hobble over and confiscate a gun. Some of those old Vietnam vets faced way scary things and endured pain that you can't even imagine, you a@@, and unlike over half of our elected officials answered the call of duty when called upon. When you speak of Vietnam vets or any war vets I would suggest you show some respect.
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hitem
Bassett, VA
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new hammer time wrote: <quoted text> i'm retired Mothrafudder....you need the damn job to support your meth. habit. Shhhhh, your admitting to ignorance are you no child left behind
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Boodreau
Waynesboro, VA
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Thnks Vets wrote: <quoted text> Some of those old Vietnam vets faced way scary things and endured pain that you can't even imagine, you ****, and unlike over half of our elected officials answered the call of duty when called upon. When you speak of Vietnam vets or any war vets I would suggest you show some respect. I respect vets but not the one i posted that to
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new hammer time
Richmond, VA
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Boodreau wrote: <quoted text>I respect vets but not the one i posted that to you never respected Vets.....stop the lying.
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Boodreau
Waynesboro, VA
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new hammer time wrote: <quoted text> you never respected Vets.....stop the lying. Crawl back under your rock with the original mc and whitney uncle ben
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Since: Aug 10
Charlottesville, VA
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Absolutely amazing how far these threads degenerate.....
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new hammer time
Richmond, VA
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Eternity325 wrote: Absolutely amazing how far these threads degenerate..... just like bill o'rielly would say...."caution: this is the no-spin zone." can't handle it, proceed elsewhere governor.
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Since: Feb 10
Richmond, VA
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Eternity325 wrote: Absolutely amazing how far these threads degenerate..... GUNS In 2011, 195,000 deaths from “medical errors” 32,367 people died in car “accidents” 1694 people were murdered by knives 726 died by hands or feet 496 died by clubs or hammers 12,565 deaths by guns,(7,804 suicides) 323 by rifles of ANY KIND And idiots like Bloomberg, Feinstein, Biden and Obama want to ban semi-automatic rifles??? Almost as bad as having nop-show nothead in Congress.
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new hammer time
Richmond, VA
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va_tazdad wrote: <quoted text> GUNS In 2011, 195,000 deaths from “medical errors” 32,367 people died in car “accidents” 1694 people were murdered by knives 726 died by hands or feet 496 died by clubs or hammers 12,565 deaths by guns,(7,804 suicides) 323 by rifles of ANY KIND And idiots like Bloomberg, Feinstein, Biden and Obama want to ban semi-automatic rifles??? Almost as bad as having nop-show nothead in Congress. one death from guns is still too much....most are preventable.
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Since: Aug 10
Charlottesville, VA
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new hammer time wrote: <quoted text> one death from guns is still too much....most are preventable. Yes, because the rest of the deaths on that list were completely 100% unavoidable, and not as important because something other than a gun was the cause of death.*rolls eyes*
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new hammer time
Richmond, VA
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Eternity325 wrote: <quoted text> Yes, because the rest of the deaths on that list were completely 100% unavoidable, and not as important because something other than a gun was the cause of death.*rolls eyes* thanks for the comment....good day
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VN Vet
Hopewell, VA
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Yes, those deaths were avoidable. If people didn't try to commit crimes, people wouldn't be killed as a result. If someone tries to break into my home, their death will be unavoidable. That is a promise, no need for a trial, judge, or jury. Justice will already be done. All they have to do to avoid this, is to not try to do the crime.
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sez you
Charlottesville, VA
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VN Vet wrote: Yes, those deaths were avoidable. If people didn't try to commit crimes, people wouldn't be killed as a result. If someone tries to break into my home, their death will be unavoidable. That is a promise, no need for a trial, judge, or jury. Justice will already be done. All they have to do to avoid this, is to not try to do the crime. Another old fat white guy boasting about how bad he is. Geat a life. Hold on to YOURSELF if need to feel good.
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Boodreau
Waynesboro, VA
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sez you wrote: <quoted text>Another old fat white guy boasting about how bad he is. Geat a life. Hold on to YOURSELF if need to feel good. So what are you going to do if someone breaks into your home since you don't trust the police and believe guns are evil
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sez you
Charlottesville, VA
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Boodreau wrote: <quoted text>So what are you going to do if someone breaks into your home since you don't trust the police and believe guns are evil First and foremost I don't live in a world of paranoia and fear. But regardless, those who espouse the gun nut mentality do so only as a substitute for failings of a small mind and a smaller self image. The only way for them to compensate is to grab on to something that makes them feel like a man, a gun. All the rest is horse hockey. Stuff happens, if someone has a bead on your arse its over.
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Boodreau
Waynesboro, VA
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sez you wrote: <quoted text>First and foremost I don't live in a world of paranoia and fear. But regardless, those who espouse the gun nut mentality do so only as a substitute for failings of a small mind and a smaller self image. The only way for them to compensate is to grab on to something that makes them feel like a man, a gun. All the rest is horse hockey. Stuff happens, if someone has a bead on your arse its over. Nice spew. Now please answer the question. If someone breaks into your home what are you goin to do since you don't trust the police and believe firearms are evil?
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In the know
Wiggins, MS
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sez you wrote: <quoted text>First and foremost I don't live in a world of paranoia and fear. But regardless, those who espouse the gun nut mentality do so only as a substitute for failings of a small mind and a smaller self image. The only way for them to compensate is to grab on to something that makes them feel like a man, a gun. All the rest is horse hockey. Stuff happens, if someone has a bead on your arse its over. "Gun Nut Mentality"? So, you are saying that people who collect guns, instead of anything else are nuts? You sre saying that anybody who participates in the competitive sport of shooting is a nut? You say that anybody who plans to protect his family is a nut? Funny thing is that all men might be created equal, however, in the real world some people are older, weaker and not as strong as others and they need to feel secure, also. Being a retired police officer and having seen how some older people lived their last years in fear because their neighborhood and they were trapped in a house they could not afford to leave, I made the concious decision to be ready to protect me and mine. Remember. when crime is seconds from happening the police are only minutes away.
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Since: Aug 10
Charlottesville, VA
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sez you wrote: <quoted text>First and foremost I don't live in a world of paranoia and fear. But regardless, those who espouse the gun nut mentality do so only as a substitute for failings of a small mind and a smaller self image. The only way for them to compensate is to grab on to something that makes them feel like a man, a gun. All the rest is horse hockey. Stuff happens, if someone has a bead on your arse its over. So what you're saying is that preparing for something that is possible, but not likely, is living "in a world of paranoia and fear"? I ask you....do you pay for insurance of any type?? And you're saying that you'd rather not even TRY to defend yourself (and your family) at all if something horrible DID happen because "if someone had a bead on your arse its over"? If the odds were a million to one that I could save myself or my family in the event of a violent break-in (or other).........I'd still TRY. You call me paranoid and afraid....I call you unprepared and spineless. I don't mean that to be an insult......I just see it as fact because you choose to put your head in the sand and then accuse everyone else of being the nut.
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new hammer time
Richmond, VA
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VN Vet wrote: Yes, those deaths were avoidable. If people didn't try to commit crimes, people wouldn't be killed as a result. If someone tries to break into my home, their death will be unavoidable. That is a promise, no need for a trial, judge, or jury. Justice will already be done. All they have to do to avoid this, is to not try to do the crime. i don't care who you are....killing someone justifiably or not will drive one into depression or some other kind of emoitonal/mental disorder. why spend the rest of your life regretting that fateful choice. theres nothing like peace of mind for the long haul.
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