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In reply to the discussion: Emily FINALLY gets her gun. [View all]randys1
(16,286 posts)104. Another response that has nothing to do with anything,
Left field would be a generous way of describing that response
you CANT win...
I am for LESS guns and LESS death, you are not.
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A right wing Republican, worked in the Bush administration, and for FAUX and the Moonie Times
Electric Monk
Feb 2015
#2
When you support right wing causes, it makes you a right winger too. Self-evident. nt
Electric Monk
Feb 2015
#9
Untrue. There are many parts of the PATRIOT ACT that I think go way too far.
Electric Monk
Feb 2015
#13
That again? I have no problem complying, even though I don't have to where I live.
Electric Monk
Feb 2015
#15
It doesn't matter what I think of that law, but I love how I'm inside your head rent free over it.
Electric Monk
Feb 2015
#17
How do you feel about kiddie porn laws. Reasonable or no? Photographs never killed anyone. nt
Electric Monk
Feb 2015
#64
Hand drawn or computer generated kiddie porn can land you in jail, too, so the fail is all yours. nt
Electric Monk
Feb 2015
#74
Computer generated or hand drawn, with no actual kids involved, can still land you in jail.
Electric Monk
Feb 2015
#79
I agree. Listen to what one prominent right-winger had to say about race recently:
friendly_iconoclast
Feb 2015
#25
I dont have a problem with rightwing views on this site, but when those who hold those views
randys1
Feb 2015
#27
What's the problem? DU allows the followers of a crypto-fascist billionaire to post here
friendly_iconoclast
Feb 2015
#29
Gun people are entertaining...problem is guns kill people and are not necessary in a
randys1
Feb 2015
#30
You said we live in a civilized society which made owning a gun obselete.
Nuclear Unicorn
Feb 2015
#37
"We live in a civilized society where using a gun for self protection is RARELY done."
Nuclear Unicorn
Feb 2015
#42
By the way, for someone bellyaching about strawmen it took a lot of chutzpah to write --
Nuclear Unicorn
Feb 2015
#39
Well, we have established owning a gun for protection is not necessary or a reality
randys1
Feb 2015
#41
He likes to play fast and loose with terms, i.e. the previous accusation of my having made a threat.
Nuclear Unicorn
Feb 2015
#67
We don't live in the 'civilized society' you spoke of, and you cannot uninvent guns
friendly_iconoclast
Feb 2015
#43
Didnt the majority of their membership want background checks? Why didnt that happen?
randys1
Feb 2015
#51
"Didnt the majority of their membership want background checks? Why didnt that happen?"
Nuclear Unicorn
Feb 2015
#53
"If you're so eager to see UBCs why scuttle the legislation with impotent measures like magazine...
friendly_iconoclast
Feb 2015
#55
"I want a gun to play with and it doesn't matter how many have to die for me to retain that right"
friendly_iconoclast
Feb 2015
#36
I simply said that self defense is not a legitimate reason to own a gun for most of us
randys1
Feb 2015
#38
It's not up to you to make that choice for others. Let *your* leaders set an example...
friendly_iconoclast
Feb 2015
#47
Ahh, so we just keep killing kids and so on, got it. Not up to a society to say no more
randys1
Feb 2015
#49
Ahh, a Lovejoy's Law reference! Your sort do *so* love emotional arguments:
friendly_iconoclast
Feb 2015
#54
So you admit that owning a gun for fun, is more important to you than stopping the slaughter
randys1
Feb 2015
#96
And even though gun ownership leads to FAR more deaths than if we did not have guns
randys1
Feb 2015
#94
Ridiculous argument and you know it. You were doing so well, then you went and did this LOL
randys1
Feb 2015
#99
Your refusal to accept no other solution other than your own is certainly emotional.
hack89
Feb 2015
#110
So you are not voting Democratic? And you dont want to work with other Democrats?
randys1
Feb 2015
#111
How many kids are you willing to mangle to death in DUI accidents or poison from over-indulgence
Nuclear Unicorn
Feb 2015
#103
This is why we will have to force people to give up their toys...when alleged liberals
randys1
Feb 2015
#105
You didn't answer the question, all you did was resort to authoritarianism.
Nuclear Unicorn
Feb 2015
#115
Last comment here so you wont use my silence to , well, silence me, which I know you want to do
randys1
Feb 2015
#116
You're dodging. You're obviously scared to answer the fact that -- by your own rhetoric -- you
Nuclear Unicorn
Feb 2015
#117
You are EMBARRASSING yourself -- comparing alcohol to guns-- stop it, we are losing
randys1
Feb 2015
#119
Adam Lanza was a myth? He had no criminal record prior to the Sandy Hook massacre.
Electric Monk
Feb 2015
#121
No prior criminal record was the point being addressed. He was a spree killer with an ar-15. nt
Electric Monk
Feb 2015
#125
Well, if you are deliberately selective, to the point of ignoring the word "most" I suppose.
beevul
Feb 2015
#127
Direct quote: "The notion of the virgin killer is a myth." so even 1 example proves that wrong. nt
Electric Monk
Feb 2015
#128
WTF? Learn to read. My posts are consistent. Lanza was a "virgin" spree killer with no criminal rec.
Electric Monk
Feb 2015
#130
Do you understand that "virgin killer" means "no prior record"? Both posts are about the same thing.
Electric Monk
Feb 2015
#132
James Eagan Holmes is ANOTHER example of a spree killer with no prior record.
Electric Monk
Feb 2015
#134
James Holmes was also reported by a mental health professional as being potentially dangerous. The
Nuclear Unicorn
Feb 2015
#137
Let see - removal of arms from the common citizenry has been a RW staple for centuries...
NutmegYankee
Feb 2015
#45
My original inclination was leaning towards no, but seeing just how batshit nuts it makes you,
Electric Monk
Feb 2015
#114
We don't want to be seen tolerating civil rights for the wrong sort of people, would we?
Nuclear Unicorn
Feb 2015
#8
The association fallacy *only* works in one direction for that sort
friendly_iconoclast
Feb 2015
#22
They spend much energy pretending he hasn't said or done the things he has
friendly_iconoclast
Feb 2015
#24
Yes, i most certainly can. I know my answer. I love how it's driving you batshit nuts, too.
Electric Monk
Feb 2015
#62
Her employers have studiously ignored everyone else that has called for her dismissal
friendly_iconoclast
Feb 2015
#50