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Gun Control & RKBA

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13. Still can't answer a simple yes/no question, can you.

Thu Mar 15, 2012, 06:07 PM

Mar 2012

In that case we can put you down as a "yes" answer.

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CCRKBA Says San Francisco Sheriff�s Plea Deal Smacks Of Hypocrisy [View all] beevul Mar 2012 OP

-- Snort -- shadowrider Mar 2012 #1

It's "snork"... Clames Mar 2012 #3

-- Snort -- shadowrider Mar 2012 #4

If you did the crime you should do the time tularetom Mar 2012 #2

Agreed. n/t PavePusher Mar 2012 #6

Still waiting for the first response to your inquiry shadowrider Mar 2012 #5

The same standards should apply to all ... spin Mar 2012 #7

No. n/t ellisonz Mar 2012 #9

But do you support it as applied in this case? oneshooter Mar 2012 #10

C'mon man, he's a cop. He can be trusted and stuff shadowrider Mar 2012 #11

I'm no apologist for domestic violence. ellisonz Mar 2012 #12

Still can't answer a simple yes/no question, can you. oneshooter Mar 2012 #13

I am so so disapointed... beevul Mar 2012 #14

They are overly deferential towards authority figures, and thus have a dilemma. friendly_iconoclast Mar 2012 #15

being overly deferential towards authority figures gejohnston Mar 2012 #16

Not a bit liberal- but Rahm Emanuel and Mike Bloomberg still get love here... friendly_iconoclast Mar 2012 #17