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X_Digger

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138. Says the ex-robber?
Thu Jul 26, 2012, 05:34 PM
Jul 2012
http://www.democraticunderground.com/?com=view_post&forum=1172&pid=45338

As a former robber, I locked the door to keep people out, especially police.


I'm sorry, you lost any last shred of respect I had for you when you admitted to being a thug. Though it does shed some light on why you're so quick to judge anyone who shoots a robber.

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Pro gun arguments [View all] nadinbrzezinski Jul 2012 OP
Excellent post. It is sad for people to be so brainwashed via media, gaming, culture change... rustydog Jul 2012 #1
the national racist association will not like this OP lol nt msongs Jul 2012 #2
A backlash will come nadinbrzezinski Jul 2012 #3
re: low level fear laundry_queen Jul 2012 #152
there is nadinbrzezinski Jul 2012 #156
Is it really so wrong to want to defend yourself with a gun when someone is shooting at you? aikoaiko Jul 2012 #4
For the sake of this argument I am going to assume nadinbrzezinski Jul 2012 #7
The two most important factors are, in my mind,... aikoaiko Jul 2012 #14
Partially right nadinbrzezinski Jul 2012 #19
Well I said "without injuring others" aikoaiko Jul 2012 #23
How do you deal nadinbrzezinski Jul 2012 #34
No, getting shot in the face is the absolute last choice. aikoaiko Jul 2012 #60
Transported a few with very nasty bruises nadinbrzezinski Jul 2012 #64
Agreed. Self-defense is a great responsibility not to be taken lightly. aikoaiko Jul 2012 #67
What? What cops, what SEALS? Union Scribe Jul 2012 #42
Friends of ours nadinbrzezinski Jul 2012 #54
Were they involved in all the shootouts with you? zappaman Jul 2012 #92
damn you... owe me a new monitor... dionysus Jul 2012 #96
something like this I'll bet.. zappaman Jul 2012 #99
Um Reasonable_Argument Jul 2012 #5
We can't even agree to...100% background checks are reasonable nadinbrzezinski Jul 2012 #9
Nope Reasonable_Argument Jul 2012 #10
Did I say that? No nadinbrzezinski Jul 2012 #12
I didn't say that Reasonable_Argument Jul 2012 #13
But even that, people on your side scream over incrementalism nadinbrzezinski Jul 2012 #16
If Reasonable_Argument Jul 2012 #18
It's easy, wireless access to databases nadinbrzezinski Jul 2012 #20
Actually that, beyond the loss of life, is one of the reasons I agree to the system I outlined Reasonable_Argument Jul 2012 #22
Did... Reasonable_Argument Jul 2012 #26
You are the first to see this small step as reasonable nadinbrzezinski Jul 2012 #37
In one ear, out the other Scootaloo Jul 2012 #27
I've not attempted to hide my interpretation of the 2nd amendment Reasonable_Argument Jul 2012 #29
the second amendment says 'a regulated militia' so 'yes' regulations are reasonable samsingh Jul 2012 #31
Never argued that Reasonable_Argument Jul 2012 #35
What you bolder is in the declaration nadinbrzezinski Jul 2012 #39
I'm obviously aware of that Reasonable_Argument Jul 2012 #44
Which will be put down even more effectively nadinbrzezinski Jul 2012 #49
You're changing the topic Reasonable_Argument Jul 2012 #53
I am not nadinbrzezinski Jul 2012 #55
Sorry you feel that way Reasonable_Argument Jul 2012 #56
Well on it's way nadinbrzezinski Jul 2012 #57
interesting points but again my interpretation is different samsingh Jul 2012 #98
Driving isn't a right... Missycim Jul 2012 #33
Thank you for the nadinbrzezinski Jul 2012 #40
Truth is truth... Missycim Jul 2012 #61
As long as the I'd is federal and free, easily obtainable nadinbrzezinski Jul 2012 #63
Of course it has... Missycim Jul 2012 #72
I have, stated it on this thread nadinbrzezinski Jul 2012 #77
Are you ok? Missycim Jul 2012 #79
Now you are going to say Missycim Jul 2012 #83
Holmes bought his guns legally... MicaelS Jul 2012 #136
Yes, yes he did nadinbrzezinski Jul 2012 #140
But I do believe in a 100% Background Checks. MicaelS Jul 2012 #141
two ways you can do the involuntary nadinbrzezinski Jul 2012 #142
I see both answers as big problems.. MicaelS Jul 2012 #144
Well if the 72 hour hold was followed with nadinbrzezinski Jul 2012 #145
I've been into raising the speed limit since before I was into gun rights. NewMoonTherian Jul 2012 #46
That would be cool...ban ALL weapons chowder66 Jul 2012 #21
Better regulation and constant education for everyone will never happen as long as the NRA exists. Lint Head Jul 2012 #30
There are reports that NRA members are chowder66 Jul 2012 #41
They need an internal, base driven, revolt nadinbrzezinski Jul 2012 #47
Maybe a totally new organization with reasonable bylaws that competes with the NRA. Lint Head Jul 2012 #48
That is also possible. nadinbrzezinski Jul 2012 #51
This would probably be the way to go chowder66 Jul 2012 #84
Ironic bongbong Jul 2012 #108
Well truth be told nadinbrzezinski Jul 2012 #109
Yes bongbong Jul 2012 #111
You are correct, one done by Frank Luntz nadinbrzezinski Jul 2012 #112
Tanks bongbong Jul 2012 #115
That's going to make CLUE a boring game... hughee99 Jul 2012 #143
Not really, you can just use little cars instead. nt chowder66 Jul 2012 #166
People with guns kill people. MNBrewer Jul 2012 #6
Technically, bullets kills people. n/t zappaman Jul 2012 #8
Technically, the damage caused by the bullets having been fired into the victim kills people. MNBrewer Jul 2012 #24
Generally, it's the lack of blood to the brain, as a result of said damage, that kills. yawnmaster Jul 2012 #59
Everybody in the end dies from the same cause...heart failure n/t EX500rider Jul 2012 #125
Although, I suppose if one is decapitated, it hardly matters how long the heart keeps beating. MNBrewer Jul 2012 #167
Ever hear of incrementalism? badtoworse Jul 2012 #11
Ever hears of the real Tucson AZ, or the other towns nadinbrzezinski Jul 2012 #15
I have no idea what you are saying. zappaman Jul 2012 #17
again driving isn't a right Missycim Jul 2012 #38
So you are telling me the old west had absolutely zero gun regulations? nadinbrzezinski Jul 2012 #45
I am not saying that at all Missycim Jul 2012 #58
So since there is very little we can do nadinbrzezinski Jul 2012 #65
So you are Missycim Jul 2012 #74
Stated it already, 100% background checks nadinbrzezinski Jul 2012 #76
well i am my own person thanks Missycim Jul 2012 #78
Yes, there is a lot that can be done to regulate firearms, without infringing on the 2nd. soccer1 Jul 2012 #116
There are gun control laws I support. I oppose "feel good" laws that accomplish nothing. badtoworse Jul 2012 #69
Been posting for a few mass shootings now nadinbrzezinski Jul 2012 #73
I thought I posted that supported background checks on all handgun purchases. badtoworse Jul 2012 #89
All fire arms, no exceptions. nadinbrzezinski Jul 2012 #91
Would you trade a federal CCW License to get that? badtoworse Jul 2012 #94
I was once offered a federal one nadinbrzezinski Jul 2012 #100
You didn't have a CCW when you were in those shootouts? zappaman Jul 2012 #101
I just don't see the need and I've already passed a background check to legally purchase handguns badtoworse Jul 2012 #102
transported, where you a freelance marshal or bounty hunter loli phabay Jul 2012 #104
How about people who travel or have residences in multiple states, as I do. badtoworse Jul 2012 #105
i got no problem with them, was just wondering why the FBI would actively offer one, seems kinda off loli phabay Jul 2012 #106
I'm ok with that. MNBrewer Jul 2012 #25
A very poor argument. DanTex Jul 2012 #36
The gun rights are pushed by people on all sides nadinbrzezinski Jul 2012 #43
Not really. DanTex Jul 2012 #52
Have you been reading DU nadinbrzezinski Jul 2012 #66
I know all about the gungeon. DanTex Jul 2012 #80
Or right here on the ol DU nadinbrzezinski Jul 2012 #85
Always Nice, Sir, To Hear a Man State Flat Out He Is a Paranoiac The Magistrate Jul 2012 #50
That's a sword that cuts two ways badtoworse Jul 2012 #81
Wrong. DanTex Jul 2012 #88
Do you read what gets posted here by gun control advocates? badtoworse Jul 2012 #93
LOL. So you can't actually come up with a single example of gun control paranoia. DanTex Jul 2012 #95
I'm using a smartphone on the bus coming home from work badtoworse Jul 2012 #97
Here are some cases that come to mind badtoworse Jul 2012 #103
Huh? bongbong Jul 2012 #110
Citations? What cases are you referring to? badtoworse Jul 2012 #114
Miller, for one bongbong Jul 2012 #117
You should have read more about Miller badtoworse Jul 2012 #122
Yep, I did bongbong Jul 2012 #131
If the SCOTUS had intended Miller to apply to firearms in general, they would have said so. badtoworse Jul 2012 #139
No they wouldn't bongbong Jul 2012 #148
If you have a better citation, then post it. What you've posted so far doesn't cut it. badtoworse Jul 2012 #151
Oh yeah? bongbong Jul 2012 #153
Those aren't examples of paranoia. DanTex Jul 2012 #121
Sure looks like paranoia to me, but that shouldn't be a surprise. badtoworse Jul 2012 #123
It doesn't look like you know what "paranoia" means. DanTex Jul 2012 #124
This has gotten boring badtoworse Jul 2012 #132
This isn't about guns, it is about violence. harun Jul 2012 #28
violence enabled by access to a lot of guns samsingh Jul 2012 #32
Drunk driving is not about drinking or cars. savalez Jul 2012 #70
"So I gotta ask...how many other laws shoud we get rid off since they are regularly disobeyed?" NCTraveler Jul 2012 #62
I am sure you are aware you just engaged in a talking point nadinbrzezinski Jul 2012 #68
I have no clue who you are responding to. NCTraveler Jul 2012 #71
Word salad indeed nadinbrzezinski Jul 2012 #75
I just don't see what this has to do with my post. NCTraveler Jul 2012 #82
Good bye nadinbrzezinski Jul 2012 #86
Have a blessed day. NCTraveler Jul 2012 #87
"collective insanity" pintobean Jul 2012 #90
Yes bongbong Jul 2012 #107
"Violence is the last refuge of the incompetent." Isaac Asimov Tierra_y_Libertad Jul 2012 #113
Totally agree Reasonable_Argument Jul 2012 #118
It probably would have worked. Tierra_y_Libertad Jul 2012 #119
So Reasonable_Argument Jul 2012 #126
So, who knows? Tierra_y_Libertad Jul 2012 #150
Talking Point #12 bongbong Jul 2012 #120
I know you think there's a grand conspiracy where we're all fed talking points Reasonable_Argument Jul 2012 #127
LOL bongbong Jul 2012 #134
Nice theory Reasonable_Argument Jul 2012 #137
More laughs, as always bongbong Jul 2012 #147
You're tilting at windmills friend nt Reasonable_Argument Jul 2012 #149
Obvious bongbong Jul 2012 #155
I was always a pro 2nd amendment guy Reasonable_Argument Jul 2012 #158
Yawn bongbong Jul 2012 #159
The "cowboy hero" mentality of gun culture is one of main reasons I'm against carrying in public. Hoyt Jul 2012 #128
You have a very biased view of people who carry a weapon without any basis in fact nt Reasonable_Argument Jul 2012 #129
Probably from the sampling of those arguing on DU against any regulations fascisthunter Jul 2012 #130
Well, I've known plenty of pro-gun types that should never be allowed near a gun. And Hoyt Jul 2012 #133
If we want to play the examples game Reasonable_Argument Jul 2012 #135
Says the ex-robber? X_Digger Jul 2012 #138
My argument against gun control is that it doesn't work Taverner Jul 2012 #146
If we cannot get over the 100% background check nadinbrzezinski Jul 2012 #154
I don't mind background checks Taverner Jul 2012 #157
Yeah, but have you been reading DU nadinbrzezinski Jul 2012 #160
The NRA is insane and more like a cult than a PAC Taverner Jul 2012 #161
there ya go nadinbrzezinski Jul 2012 #162
What about buying a gun Turbineguy Jul 2012 #163
As long as we accept a 100% background check nadinbrzezinski Jul 2012 #164
Check Turbineguy Jul 2012 #165
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