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GeekHawk
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Post subject: Re: Sporting Rifle vs An Assualt Rifle?  Posted: Sat Feb 02, 2013 9:17 pm |
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Jiggy wrote: GeekHawk wrote: Personally, I wouldn't mind somebody else deciding I no longer had the right to bear arms. As long as I get to decide that they no longer have the right to vote. Or have an abortion. The abortion one isn't actually enumerated in the Bill of Rights. Bearing arms and voting both are. That's why, if if one gets canceled out from under me, I demand the opportunity to cancel the other out from under those responsible. I may throw in that your right to a speedy trial by your peers also gets canceled by me. Or your right to free speech.
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Post subject: Re: Sporting Rifle vs An Assualt Rifle? Posted: Sun Feb 03, 2013 3:01 pm |
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LymonHawk wrote: So Grant: How did you know the firearms you purchased were not stolen? Just curious. In purchasing these firearms I went above and beyond the due diligence called upon by federal and state law.
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Post subject: Re: Sporting Rifle vs An Assualt Rifle? Posted: Sun Feb 03, 2013 10:52 pm |
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SmokinHawk wrote: LymonHawk wrote: So Grant: How did you know the firearms you purchased were not stolen? Just curious. In purchasing these firearms I went above and beyond the due diligence called upon by federal and state law. You still haven't answered the question.
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Post subject: Re: Sporting Rifle vs An Assualt Rifle? Posted: Mon Feb 04, 2013 12:57 am |
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GeekHawk wrote: Jiggy wrote: GeekHawk wrote: Personally, I wouldn't mind somebody else deciding I no longer had the right to bear arms. As long as I get to decide that they no longer have the right to vote. Or have an abortion. The abortion one isn't actually enumerated in the Bill of Rights. Bearing arms and voting both are. That's why, if if one gets canceled out from under me, I demand the opportunity to cancel the other out from under those responsible. I may throw in that your right to a speedy trial by your peers also gets canceled by me. Or your right to free speech. I'm trying to cancel out your stupidity with my existence (sorry if I'm not doing a better job).
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Post subject: Re: Sporting Rifle vs An Assualt Rifle? Posted: Mon Feb 04, 2013 6:56 am |
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SonicHawk wrote: GeekHawk wrote:
The abortion one isn't actually enumerated in the Bill of Rights. Bearing arms and voting both are. That's why, if if one gets canceled out from under me, I demand the opportunity to cancel the other out from under those responsible. I may throw in that your right to a speedy trial by your peers also gets canceled by me. Or your right to free speech.
I'm trying to cancel out your stupidity with my existence (sorry if I'm not doing a better job). A well thought out, perfectly enunciated reply which shows careful consideration of both sides of a debate and a logically-arrived-at conclusion. You are to be commended. Dumb fuckin' know-it-all pseudo-intellectual kid.
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Post subject: Re: Sporting Rifle vs An Assualt Rifle? Posted: Mon Feb 04, 2013 11:40 am |
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GeekHawk wrote: SonicHawk wrote: GeekHawk wrote:
The abortion one isn't actually enumerated in the Bill of Rights. Bearing arms and voting both are. That's why, if if one gets canceled out from under me, I demand the opportunity to cancel the other out from under those responsible. I may throw in that your right to a speedy trial by your peers also gets canceled by me. Or your right to free speech.
I'm trying to cancel out your stupidity with my existence (sorry if I'm not doing a better job). A well thought out, perfectly enunciated reply which shows careful consideration of both sides of a debate and a logically-arrived-at conclusion. You are to be commended. Dumb fuckin' know-it-all pseudo-intellectual kid. You're dumb enough to think voting is in the BoR.
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Post subject: Re: Sporting Rifle vs An Assualt Rifle? Posted: Mon Feb 04, 2013 12:34 pm |
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Here's a little kerosene for the fire. Why are fully automatic AR-15 machineguns considered "Personal Defense Weapons" for the Department of Homeland Security, while semi-automatic (one shot per trigger pull) AR-15s are considered "Assault Weapons" to the average person? https://www.fbo.gov/?s=opportunity&mode ... e&_cview=0Looks like the DoHS is seeking to purchase as many as 7000 of these so-called "Personal Defense Weapons". Seeing as how the DoHS is not used in any major capacity beyond creating new means for airport harassment and busting copyright violators (terrorists that they are), one must wonder why they could possibly require 7000 more machineguns for "personal defense", in addition to god knows how many that they already have. I like the fact that a machinegun is being branded as a personal defense weapon by my own government, but it would be nice if they would extend the reach of this beyond their band of federal enforcers.
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Post subject: Re: Sporting Rifle vs An Assualt Rifle? Posted: Mon Feb 04, 2013 12:39 pm |
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LymonHawk wrote: SmokinHawk wrote: LymonHawk wrote: So Grant: How did you know the firearms you purchased were not stolen? Just curious. In purchasing these firearms I went above and beyond the due diligence called upon by federal and state law. You still haven't answered the question. Guess that'll have to suffice, then.
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Post subject: Re: Sporting Rifle vs An Assualt Rifle? Posted: Mon Feb 04, 2013 12:46 pm |
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In that case you have obviously answered my question. You have no idea if those guns you 'allegedly' purchased, were stolen or not. Way to be 'responsible'. 
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Post subject: Re: Sporting Rifle vs An Assualt Rifle? Posted: Mon Feb 04, 2013 12:51 pm |
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LymonHawk wrote: In that case you have obviously answered my question. You have no idea if those guns you 'allegedly' purchased, were stolen or not. Way to be 'responsible'. Nope, I just don't feel like subjecting my methods to your scrutiny, so a vague, ambiguous answer is what ya get. Suffice it to say I take measures to ensure my own legal protection. I'll leave it at that.
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He is hold back the legion of boom - skater18000
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Post subject: Re: Sporting Rifle vs An Assualt Rifle? Posted: Mon Feb 04, 2013 1:56 pm |
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SmokinHawk wrote: LymonHawk wrote: In that case you have obviously answered my question. You have no idea if those guns you 'allegedly' purchased, were stolen or not. Way to be 'responsible'. Nope, I just don't feel like subjecting my methods to your scrutiny, so a vague, ambiguous answer is what ya get. Suffice it to say I take measures to ensure my own legal protection. I'll leave it at that. More bullshit.
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Post subject: Re: Sporting Rifle vs An Assualt Rifle? Posted: Mon Feb 04, 2013 2:09 pm |
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LymonHawk wrote: SmokinHawk wrote: LymonHawk wrote: In that case you have obviously answered my question. You have no idea if those guns you 'allegedly' purchased, were stolen or not. Way to be 'responsible'. Nope, I just don't feel like subjecting my methods to your scrutiny, so a vague, ambiguous answer is what ya get. Suffice it to say I take measures to ensure my own legal protection. I'll leave it at that. More bullshit. I guess we won't know now, will we? 
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Post subject: Re: Sporting Rifle vs An Assualt Rifle? Posted: Mon Feb 04, 2013 2:18 pm |
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LymonHawk wrote: In that case you have obviously answered my question. You have no idea if those guns you 'allegedly' purchased, were stolen or not. Way to be 'responsible'. So, how would the police in the buy-back program know? They might have a data-base they could go through? Do you think anyone going to a buy-back program run by police would go there with a "known" stolen weapon? Odds are pretty good they weren't stolen, but go ahead with your rant.
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Post subject: Re: Sporting Rifle vs An Assualt Rifle? Posted: Mon Feb 04, 2013 4:57 pm |
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SmokinHawk wrote: LymonHawk wrote: In that case you have obviously answered my question. You have no idea if those guns you 'allegedly' purchased, were stolen or not. Way to be 'responsible'. Nope, I just don't feel like subjecting my methods to your scrutiny, so a vague, ambiguous answer is what ya get. Suffice it to say I take measures to ensure my own legal protection. I'll leave it at that. Oooops! I forgot you work for the CIA and have your own sources... 
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Post subject: Re: Sporting Rifle vs An Assualt Rifle? Posted: Mon Feb 04, 2013 7:10 pm |
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LymonHawk wrote: SmokinHawk wrote: LymonHawk wrote: In that case you have obviously answered my question. You have no idea if those guns you 'allegedly' purchased, were stolen or not. Way to be 'responsible'. Nope, I just don't feel like subjecting my methods to your scrutiny, so a vague, ambiguous answer is what ya get. Suffice it to say I take measures to ensure my own legal protection. I'll leave it at that. Oooops! I forgot you work for the CIA and have your own sources... Now you've blown my cover, thanks a lot. Men in black suits will be dispatched to deal with you shortly.
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Post subject: Re: Sporting Rifle vs An Assualt Rifle? Posted: Mon Feb 04, 2013 9:07 pm |
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Actually, it's the fact you're a karate champion that gave you away. 
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Post subject: Re: Sporting Rifle vs An Assualt Rifle? Posted: Tue Feb 05, 2013 11:12 am |
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LymonHawk wrote: Actually, it's the fact you're a karate champion that gave you away. Ninjitsu, Brian. Jeez.
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