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Duckhunter935

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8. not real grassroots when the founder was a PR executive

Sun May 18, 2014, 09:18 AM

May 2014

who passes herself off as just a stay at home mom.

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Moms Demand Action hits home [View all] SecularMotion May 2014 OP

du rec. xchrom May 2014 #1

Perhaps something good will come of this group hack89 May 2014 #2

He should definitely stay in the background mwrguy May 2014 #7

not real grassroots when the founder was a PR executive Duckhunter935 May 2014 #8

If you can't attack the message then attack the messenger. groundloop May 2014 #10

truth hurts sometimes Duckhunter935 May 2014 #14

How profound. ChazInAz May 2014 #114

how stupid it is for the group Duckhunter935 May 2014 #117

It doesn't make much difference does it? So why would it upset you so much? A Simple Game May 2014 #118

It's a tactic Duckhunter uses often. canuckledragger May 2014 #49

+1. laundry_queen May 2014 #76

can you answer my question posed in 108? Duckhunter935 May 2014 #119

Well, Duckhunter935 what is it that upsets you? intaglio May 2014 #51

Wow are we not nice Duckhunter935 May 2014 #75

Intel's last line: A most peculiar fixation with odors Down There. Eleanors38 May 2014 #77

Oh, you are upset that she has a life outside the home intaglio May 2014 #78

Were did I say your last line was a sexual reference? Duckhunter935 May 2014 #88

By it's proximity to the reference to penis intaglio May 2014 #110

I dont hunt Duckhunter935 May 2014 #116

But I'm sure it helps to have guidance doing those searches intaglio May 2014 #120

Mossberg? Duckhunter935 May 2014 #121

I would say - all the better! calimary May 2014 #80

background checks are not a problem to me Duckhunter935 May 2014 #3

There isn't a gun thread canuckledragger May 2014 #4

Can't be a gun thread Duckhunter935 May 2014 #6

Just pointing out your constant defense canuckledragger May 2014 #48

"Gun thread" (your term) in GD? Who'd thunk? Eleanors38 May 2014 #65

not smearing anybody Duckhunter935 May 2014 #68

And when pointing out your obvious smear tactics canuckledragger May 2014 #79

I have and support sensible regulations Duckhunter935 May 2014 #84

You sure do a lot of complaining for a "nice and comfortable" person. DanTex May 2014 #91

so anyone you do not agree with is complaining? Duckhunter935 May 2014 #92

Not at all. But you are... DanTex May 2014 #93

I guess if you say so Duckhunter935 May 2014 #94

There is always room for disagreement. canuckledragger May 2014 #95

fine if thats how you see it Duckhunter935 May 2014 #104

Post removed Post removed May 2014 #105

so now you are calling me a "shill" Duckhunter935 May 2014 #108

I wish I could rec your post. nt awoke_in_2003 May 2014 #102

Still waiting for responsible gun owners ... GeorgeGist May 2014 #113

Even more apropos! ChazInAz May 2014 #115

I don't agree with banning online sales LittleBlue May 2014 #5

Bloomberg Pays for Action. aikoaiko May 2014 #9

It's always funny when the NRAers complain about Bloomberg's involvement with gun control... DanTex May 2014 #11

Considering most of us have views the NRA opposes hack89 May 2014 #12

Hmm. That's an odd thing to say, considering that you are an NRA member... DanTex May 2014 #13

I vote for gun control Dems. hack89 May 2014 #15

Of course! You're a huge gun control advocate! DanTex May 2014 #17

Like I said, when you want to actually accomplish something let me know hack89 May 2014 #26

Like I said, I find it hilarious when pro-gunners insist they are really just trying DanTex May 2014 #27

Entertainment is what DU is all about hack89 May 2014 #29

I will say all of those are idiots and I do not support them as they are extreme Duckhunter935 May 2014 #16

Yes, the leaders of the gun rights movement are all right-wing nutjobs. DanTex May 2014 #19

Who said I hated Bloomberg? Duckhunter935 May 2014 #21

I did. It's obvious from your posts that you have a single-minded obsession with the man. DanTex May 2014 #22

And you would be wrong again Duckhunter935 May 2014 #24

Bloomberg can do whatever he wants, I do not care Duckhunter935 May 2014 #18

Umm, evidently, yes, you do care. DanTex May 2014 #20

how do the gun manufacturers profit from gun violence? Duckhunter935 May 2014 #23

Umm, the same way that arms manufacturers profit from wars... DanTex May 2014 #25

so no proof Duckhunter935 May 2014 #31

Proof that gun manufactures make money by selling guns? DanTex May 2014 #37

you forgot the gun violence part Duckhunter935 May 2014 #39

Umm, it's pretty hard to forget about gun violence when living in the US... DanTex May 2014 #40

so how many of the 300 million are not Duckhunter935 May 2014 #45

But there is no direct link is there? hack89 May 2014 #28

Of course there's a direct link. DanTex May 2014 #30

So gun violence is not significantly less than it was 20 years ago? hack89 May 2014 #32

Lower than 50 years ago, no. DanTex May 2014 #34

Perhaps we should go back to the gun control laws of the 1960s? hack89 May 2014 #36

Hmm, "down" is an odd choice of words to describe by far the highest rates of gun violence DanTex May 2014 #38

Yes, however we should aim for a reality based solution hack89 May 2014 #42

of couse not Duckhunter935 May 2014 #46

Mental health reform and ending the drug war are going to be tough, politically. DanTex May 2014 #53

I agree with the ACLU about registration hack89 May 2014 #61

Hmm, I didn't realize the ACLU wanted to dismantle the NFA registry. DanTex May 2014 #63

They opposed gun registration on privacy grounds hack89 May 2014 #72

I must have missed the part where they wanted to dismantle the NFA registry. DanTex May 2014 #74

They don't oppose existing the NFA registry hack89 May 2014 #82

Very bizarre thinking. I didn't realize the ACLU had veered way over to the right on certain issues. DanTex May 2014 #85

I know - personal privacy is such a RW value hack89 May 2014 #86

Privacy is important, but I don't know a single progressive who buys into that prepostersous DanTex May 2014 #87

It is none of the government's business what I own or do in the privacy of my home hack89 May 2014 #89

I guess that's a "no", you can't think of any progressives who buy into it. DanTex May 2014 #90

I know - the ACLU is a bunch of RWrs hack89 May 2014 #96

So that's the second "no" in a row. Still can't name a single progressive that buys into DanTex May 2014 #97

Are you for real? hack89 May 2014 #99

Are you? I guess ignoring my posts is the only strategy you've got, giving that you DanTex May 2014 #100

I know the ACLU is antigun hack89 May 2014 #101

Your position on gun registration is clearly right-wing. DanTex May 2014 #103

But their position on the 2A is a progressive one, correct? hack89 May 2014 #107

What are you talking about? DanTex May 2014 #109

I have never thought they agreed with me on the 2A hack89 May 2014 #111

OK. Have fun. DanTex May 2014 #112

so you are for gun confiscation? Duckhunter935 May 2014 #43

Huh? Confiscation? DanTex May 2014 #55

and the millions all ready out in civilian hands? Duckhunter935 May 2014 #64

They should be registered under NFA. DanTex May 2014 #67

so the DOJ is wrong? Duckhunter935 May 2014 #33

Gun assaults have increased over the last decade. DanTex May 2014 #35

I'm sure those graphs are a huge comfort to parents of all the children who've been murdered groundloop May 2014 #41

Mental health care reform should be the first step hack89 May 2014 #44

and many gun owners here have put up many good ideas Duckhunter935 May 2014 #47

Why? jeff47 May 2014 #125

You support free speech, Rush Limbaugh supports free speech, therefore... NutmegYankee May 2014 #50

Right, that's my point, sort of. DanTex May 2014 #52

Not really. NutmegYankee May 2014 #54

Yes, really. DanTex May 2014 #56

It comes down to advocating or promoting what a person says. NutmegYankee May 2014 #57

...and people who are in bed with Ted Nugent should be especially reluctant to play DanTex May 2014 #59

The choice of "in bed" betrays your viewpoint. NutmegYankee May 2014 #62

Yes, the "guilt by Bloomberg association" smear-fest does seem to show up every time. DanTex May 2014 #66

Both sides of the gun debate do it on DU. NutmegYankee May 2014 #69

Ah, the old "both sides do it" card. DanTex May 2014 #71

I could have spent my lunch talking to a brick wall... NutmegYankee May 2014 #73

I know Bloomberg is a your great right hope for gun restrictions. aikoaiko May 2014 #58

Well, he's certainly making an effort, which is a good thing. DanTex May 2014 #60

What's a pro-gunner Duckhunter935 May 2014 #70

Umm, yeah, "pro-gunner", it's pretty complicated. DanTex May 2014 #81

I am glad she did Duckhunter935 May 2014 #122

Umm... looks like your NRA handler got this one wrong. DanTex May 2014 #123

If you cared to go to the link provided Duckhunter935 May 2014 #124

Sorry, buddy, but she is a stay at home mom. DanTex May 2014 #126

and we will disagree Duckhunter935 May 2014 #127

Wrong again... DanTex May 2014 #128

R#40 & K n/t UTUSN May 2014 #83

K&R billh58 May 2014 #98

I don't know...some of us have been laughing at the Brady Campaign's and VPC's efforts to ban guns.. aikoaiko May 2014 #106

Bloomberg front group exploiting tragedy, selling propaganda. n/t Skip Intro May 2014 #129

Never blkmusclmachine May 2014 #130