Gun Control & RKBA

TPaine7

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6. Yes.

Sun Jul 22, 2012, 04:09 PM

Jul 2012

Any country that teaches that countries shouldn't have nuclear arms while keeping their own stockpile is hypocritical.

Now there is a difference between saying that Kim Jong Il and Ahamjinadad shouldn't have nukes because they are insane and credible threats to the innocent and saying that countries in general shouldn't have nukes.

If Bloomie stopped at saying that insane people and violent felons shouldn't have guns he wouldn't be a hypocrite (on that subject, at least).

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Is Michael Bloomberg a gun owner? [View all] Francis Marion Jul 2012 OP

Even if he does, it wouldn't make him a hypocrite. Loudly Jul 2012 #1

If public policy and personal choice don't match up... Francis Marion Jul 2012 #2

It is impossible for those who oppose guns and agree with Shares to be hypocrites. TPaine7 Jul 2012 #3

Do you feel the same way about nuclear arms control? Loudly Jul 2012 #5

Yes. TPaine7 Jul 2012 #6

But aside from seeking to ban extortionists and religious dead enders? Loudly Jul 2012 #9

No, not if they were working toward that end. TPaine7 Jul 2012 #10

So you agree in "do as I say not as I do"? rl6214 Jul 2012 #12

Several prominent gun control politicians in CA do/did ProgressiveProfessor Jul 2012 #4

I'm sure he doesn't. And any body guards/police escort he uses are armed only with whistles 4th law of robotics Jul 2012 #7

I'm a gun owner abolugi Jul 2012 #8

Bloomie claims not to understand why people want guns, as he famously said regarding a retired TPaine7 Jul 2012 #11