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beevul

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10. "I'm done hearing...". Thats appropriate, since you never seem to have listened.
Wed Dec 9, 2015, 12:02 PM
Dec 2015
I'm done hearing the side that wants to keep these weapons of war, destruction and death flowing freely to anyone and everyone who wants one. I'm done with all of the threats of civil war and "we're going to kill you if you try to take these weapons from us" coming from these people. I'm done with all of the mass killings, gang violence, random attacks, terrorism, etc all due to these weapons of war being so readily available.


This is an example of why mainstream America is done listening to folks like you:

You are deliberately conflating weapons of war with civilian legal firearms. You may not know or even care what the difference is, but the people that do (the majority), know you're telling a lie.

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Other than the people who live for the gun debate pintobean Dec 2015 #1
Glad you enjoyed it. It's really, really hard for most people to talk about guns without getting Brickbat Dec 2015 #2
Politics don't mean much when you have a bullet in your chest now does it? 951-Riverside Dec 2015 #5
Well, it's always good to know where people stand. Brickbat Dec 2015 #9
"I'm done hearing...". Thats appropriate, since you never seem to have listened. beevul Dec 2015 #10
Guns are Guns, Firearms are Firearms and Guns aka Firearms are used in war. 951-Riverside Dec 2015 #15
If one hates guns I suppose. beevul Dec 2015 #17
Spot on! Lizzie Poppet Dec 2015 #14
Kick for the grabbier title! Brickbat Dec 2015 #3
LOL! For the record, I did click and read the linked column with the earlier title, petronius Dec 2015 #4
Glad you enjoyed it, no matter the title. Brickbat Dec 2015 #11
Sex sells pintobean Dec 2015 #6
It's a gun thread, so might as well... Brickbat Dec 2015 #12
We've had plenty of tone policing over the years. Orsino Dec 2015 #7
Does peaceful change come from insults? Brickbat Dec 2015 #13
Yeah, from enough of them. Orsino Dec 2015 #18
Keep up the good work pintobean Dec 2015 #23
Is that movie an argument for or against politeness? n/t Orsino Dec 2015 #25
Actually, an illustration of the "tipping point." Eleanors38 Dec 2015 #31
When was politeness tried? pintobean Dec 2015 #32
Shame is an underrated tool Blecht Dec 2015 #20
Yep. Jon Stewart dropped a shame bomb on the Daily Show the other night. Orsino Dec 2015 #24
Wow! First "Tone-Policing," and now "Culture-Bundle." Paladin Dec 2015 #8
My safe-space isn't big enough for all this new terminology. Dr. Strange Dec 2015 #16
"Reasonable" Blecht Dec 2015 #19
People lecturing me that I can or cannot change a thing bemuse me. LanternWaste Dec 2015 #21
How DARE we speak up, how DARE we fight back, how DARE we "say what we think"?!!?!?? hatrack Dec 2015 #22
Ironic on so many levels. Jesus Malverde Dec 2015 #26
I prefer the words "cowards" or "fraidy-cats" to "pussies." Iggo Dec 2015 #27
Here is what Trevor Noah thinks of that term... lame54 Dec 2015 #29
Calls for gun control Elmergantry Dec 2015 #28
Other than the F-word and the vaguely sexist reference to "p------," nothing new from media... Eleanors38 Dec 2015 #30
missing a big point here KT2000 Dec 2015 #33
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