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In reply to the discussion: Point proven I'd say n/t [View all]Duckhunter935
(16,974 posts)30. #7 is still not correct
This group is not a safe group as it is not specified in the SOP.
Statement of Purpose
Discuss gun politics, gun control laws, the Second Amendment, the use of firearms for self-defense, and the use of firearms to commit crime and violence.
Discuss gun politics, gun control laws, the Second Amendment, the use of firearms for self-defense, and the use of firearms to commit crime and violence.
The other group is the one that requires a "safe haven" and censors anyone that the only active host decides he disagrees with.
Statement of Purpose
Discuss how to enact progressive gun control reform in a supportive environment. The group serves as a safe haven in which to mobilize supporters in support of measures reducing gun violence by changing laws, culture and practice at the municipal, state, and federal levels. While there is no single solution to the tragic epidemic of gun violence, members agree that more guns are not the solution to gun violence, and are expected to be supportive of the policies of progressive gun control reform organizations.
Discuss how to enact progressive gun control reform in a supportive environment. The group serves as a safe haven in which to mobilize supporters in support of measures reducing gun violence by changing laws, culture and practice at the municipal, state, and federal levels. While there is no single solution to the tragic epidemic of gun violence, members agree that more guns are not the solution to gun violence, and are expected to be supportive of the policies of progressive gun control reform organizations.
Seems to me the first group is much more democratic than the second one
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As long as their "Victories" are limited to DU threads, I can live with the petty insults
DonP
Mar 2015
#40
I hope you are right. Democratic Party elites can't seem to resist the glance back at Sodom.
Eleanors38
Mar 2015
#41
Imagine yourself as a snake lover on a cat fancy website, so the juries have a pro-cat bias.
Electric Monk
Mar 2015
#19
Read your own post, and reflect upon why juries will tend not to have your desired pro-gunner bias.
Electric Monk
Mar 2015
#24
You're seriously sending folks unsoliticed pm's trying to hunt down the alerter?
stone space
Mar 2015
#53
Forget to mention - attributing quotes without disclosure of the author, and then attack the quote? Really?
Fred Sanders
Mar 2015
#48
On the contrary, flattered to be the subject of a whole post....and who can argue with the result?
Fred Sanders
Mar 2015
#50
Banning 20 round and over mags (for example) would not be a "human rights violation". nt
Electric Monk
Mar 2015
#52