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GGJohn

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32. Hmmm, got a link to that?

Sun Oct 4, 2015, 11:28 AM

Oct 2015

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Is there any difference between a maggot infestation and the NRA after a mass shooting? [View all] whereisjustice Oct 2015 OP

Well, maggots can serve useful purposes. The NRA, umm... nothing comes to mind. Thor_MN Oct 2015 #1

Unintentional humor? Major Nikon Oct 2015 #43

Stop insulting maggots. Vinca Oct 2015 #2

Maggots are not insulted, they just just looking for the next meal nolabels Oct 2015 #58

As many people pointed out to me, maggots are more honest creatures than the NRA whereisjustice Oct 2015 #104

All things considered though, it would seem to me that maggots would be on the side of the NRA nolabels Oct 2015 #120

A maggot might find it hard to pull a trigger, but perhaps NRA would build a gun so dangerous whereisjustice Oct 2015 #122

Somehow it all kind of makes sense to me that a maggot would want to pull the trigger nolabels Oct 2015 #124

Would you care to actually cite the NRA's comments about the Oregon shooting? branford Oct 2015 #3

I'll take that as a no. whereisjustice Oct 2015 #4

I'll take that as you're advancing nothing but strawman arguments, branford Oct 2015 #6

Yep, that's a no. whereisjustice Oct 2015 #7

the purpose of the NRA is to sell guns for its corporate gun making owners nt msongs Oct 2015 #9

I'll of inquire of you as I did the OP. branford Oct 2015 #13

No, that would be the NSSF, GGJohn Oct 2015 #28

... ellisonz Oct 2015 #105

Awww, how cute. eom. GGJohn Oct 2015 #106

No, that's just the marketing pabulum. n/t backscatter712 Oct 2015 #123

You're wrong about the mission of the NRA Gormy Cuss Oct 2015 #16

I'm not really trying to defend NRA policies, branford Oct 2015 #19

NRA-ILA is the NRA. Gormy Cuss Oct 2015 #21

The divide is legal and quite meaningful. branford Oct 2015 #30

That the divide is legal doesn't mean much. Gormy Cuss Oct 2015 #31

Both the NRA and NRA-ILA have the absolute right to promote virtually whatever they want branford Oct 2015 #33

I'll take that as you have been pushing a lie for the past couple of days, GGJohn Oct 2015 #24

When they get around to figuring out what to say -- as NRA did after Sandy Hook -- it will be fear, Hoyt Oct 2015 #8

So, even you cannot find any statements by the NRA "feasting over the dead" in Oregon. branford Oct 2015 #12

Oh, there are plenty of vidoes of NRA's press conference after Sandy Hook. Then NRA Prez Keene, Hoyt Oct 2015 #14

I'll try this yet again. branford Oct 2015 #15

This is not a deposition, Counselor. You have to defend/apologize for gunz differently on a forum Hoyt Oct 2015 #18

Yep, you got nothing. nt branford Oct 2015 #20

So far you are 2-0 dumbcat Oct 2015 #25

Yep they tend to run away Duckhunter935 Oct 2015 #60

Classic Hoytism GGJohn Oct 2015 #27

And another classic Hoytism. GGJohn Oct 2015 #26

Maggots only feed off the dead; They don't afflict the victims' families Bucky Oct 2015 #5

I'm sorry for picking on good friends, the NRA - here's a way to lighten things up... whereisjustice Oct 2015 #10

Maggots can be used to remove decaying tissue -iow, they can perform a valuable service hatrack Oct 2015 #11

This message was self-deleted by its author olddots Oct 2015 #17

NRA,NRA,NRA,NRA,NRA,NRA,NRA,NRA,NRA,NRA,NRA,NRA,NRA,NRA,NRA,NRA,NRA,NRA,NRA,NRA,NRA,NRA, GGJohn Oct 2015 #22

Big difference malaise Oct 2015 #23

The NRA is very proud to call themselves part of the maggot economy. But they're just parasites. whereisjustice Oct 2015 #28

Hmmm, got a link to that? GGJohn Oct 2015 #32

yes - www.fuckyounraparasites.com, if that doesn't work try www.nrapondscum.com whereisjustice Oct 2015 #34

Yep, just as I thought, GGJohn Oct 2015 #35

Really? laundry_queen Oct 2015 #36

Maybe those that have been slamming firearm owners here need a break, GGJohn Oct 2015 #37

LOL I don't think so. laundry_queen Oct 2015 #38

LOL, I do think so, and my opinon is the only one that counts with me. GGJohn Oct 2015 #40

It was well before you joined. laundry_queen Oct 2015 #44

The NRA supports anyone who shares their view on the 2A, GGJohn Oct 2015 #48

No laundry_queen Oct 2015 #52

Oh, you're a Canadian? GGJohn Oct 2015 #54

I sure am. laundry_queen Oct 2015 #59

No, you don't have a say in our laws, you may think you do, GGJohn Oct 2015 #61

It's DU here, not Congress laundry_queen Oct 2015 #63

Of course you can opine on DU, I never said otherwise, GGJohn Oct 2015 #67

Which is where laundry_queen Oct 2015 #68

I have a hell of lot more say than you do, GGJohn Oct 2015 #74

And I don't hold that particular view laundry_queen Oct 2015 #76

Some valuable insight into treestar Oct 2015 #77

I don't care what other countries do with their gun laws, I have no say in it, GGJohn Oct 2015 #82

I notice Canada Duckhunter935 Oct 2015 #85

Just the long guns, not hand guns. Still need a license to own any gun. laundry_queen Oct 2015 #113

And it would cost much more here Duckhunter935 Oct 2015 #114

It wasn't a good reason to end it laundry_queen Oct 2015 #115

What would have changed if Duckhunter935 Oct 2015 #116

I'm not going to fall into the trap laundry_queen Oct 2015 #117

that is where we differ I guess Duckhunter935 Oct 2015 #118

But it does change things laundry_queen Oct 2015 #119

Which ones??????? Duckhunter935 Oct 2015 #121

Oh bullshit. beevul Oct 2015 #70

It's the math laundry_queen Oct 2015 #71

That logic is just as wrong as you use it, as it is when drug warriors use it. beevul Oct 2015 #72

There is no comparison with drugs laundry_queen Oct 2015 #73

There's no comparison with drugs? GGJohn Oct 2015 #75

the drug violence is because of the guns treestar Oct 2015 #78

Wrong, GGJohn Oct 2015 #84

Headdesk laundry_queen Oct 2015 #79

Ok, that's a fair point and I apologize for mis reading your post. GGJohn Oct 2015 #86

I meant there is no physical dependence laundry_queen Oct 2015 #94

It's my belief, and I admit I could be wrong because I don't live in your beautiful country, GGJohn Oct 2015 #96

That is what a lot of people think and I'd like to say FU to Michael Moore on this laundry_queen Oct 2015 #99

Well, like I said, I could be wrong because I don't live in your country, GGJohn Oct 2015 #100

Also, you're govt's approach on the issue of illicit drugs is much more sane GGJohn Oct 2015 #98

I wasn't comparing drugs. I was comparing logic. beevul Oct 2015 #87

And I was saying it doesn't logically follow. nt laundry_queen Oct 2015 #88

Oh it most certainly does. beevul Oct 2015 #91

If you say so, especially if you underline it, then it must make it so. laundry_queen Oct 2015 #102

Now youre trying to muddy the waters. beevul Oct 2015 #108

And another one from another country Duckhunter935 Oct 2015 #62

What's wrong with that? laundry_queen Oct 2015 #65

Nothing and you can say whatever you want Duckhunter935 Oct 2015 #66

I agree it alienates them laundry_queen Oct 2015 #69

Yes, some have been saying that for 30-40 Duckhunter935 Oct 2015 #81

A lot of Americans don't want so many guns around treestar Oct 2015 #80

Good for you, so do I Duckhunter935 Oct 2015 #83

Yet the majority of Americans think firearm rights are more important than more restrictions. GGJohn Oct 2015 #95

What I sound like to you is irrelevant, GGJohn Oct 2015 #41

It absolutely has bearing laundry_queen Oct 2015 #47

Well, you're right about one thing, GGJohn Oct 2015 #49

As I have said, you have made that very clear laundry_queen Oct 2015 #50

IRL, GGJohn Oct 2015 #51

Because you are spoonfed the propaganda from the day you are born laundry_queen Oct 2015 #53

LOL. GGJohn Oct 2015 #55

Just like people who think advertising 'doesn't work on them' laundry_queen Oct 2015 #56

Well, you believe what you want to believe, GGJohn Oct 2015 #57

It's a fact laundry_queen Oct 2015 #64

Are you special? beevul Oct 2015 #93

Did you analyze American propaganda in high school? laundry_queen Oct 2015 #97

Agree with me on what? beevul Oct 2015 #101

Slap chop laundry_queen Oct 2015 #103

How does billionaire bloomberg fit into your paradigm? N/T beevul Oct 2015 #109

Show me the numbers and I'll let you know. nt laundry_queen Oct 2015 #111

A roach, maggot, hook worm are having lunch and an NRA walks up to them and says "mind if I join" whereisjustice Oct 2015 #45

Sure there is rock Oct 2015 #39

Maggots prevent gangrene Recursion Oct 2015 #42

Right wing NRA maggots killing more than any other hate group in USA, thats for sure. whereisjustice Oct 2015 #46

Here's what I think about the whole gun control controversy: PatrickforO Oct 2015 #89

Yes maggots have a purpose in life /nt workinclasszero Oct 2015 #90

Let me try to bring some clarity by relating a heart warming story about guns whereisjustice Oct 2015 #92

45th... deathrind Oct 2015 #107

Well, a maggot infestation doesn't generally bring a horde of supporters to DU Orrex Oct 2015 #110

K&R! stonecutter357 Oct 2015 #112