Do you think Colonel Peters is correct?

[WTF]

Originally Posted by LexusLover

What "happens" WTF? Tell what "happens!"

You gonna claim I'm LE on here, WTF? Like the fat whore?

Is that what you're gonna do?

No LL, I am actually doing exactly wtf you are doing when you claim I am trying to impress Bimbos.

I have about as much factual knowledge that you are posting to impress LE as you do that I am posting to impress bimbos.

So my question to you is why do you continue to lie about this Bimbo shit and about me employing illegal immigrants?

[Jewish Lawyer]

Originally Posted by WTF

Reread wtf I posted LL. Yes we all are , including you. You are just one of those fools that do not understand that you are and as I posted, understanding is half the battle. And understanding is half the battle against it

And for the record, GWB was your and my President, just like Obama is both your and my President unless of course you have renounced your citizenship. Are you ISIS now LexusLover?

Fucking racist!!
Also, may I add you are a gay person who ostensibly prefers transsexuals, based upon your preference for tranny alley.

[WTF]

Originally Posted by Jewish Lawyer

Fucking racist!!
Also, may I add you are a gay person who ostensibly prefers transsexuals, based upon your preference for tranny alley.

I never heard of tranny alley...is there something you want to tell us JewishDickLicker?

[Jewish Lawyer]

Originally Posted by WTF

I never heard of tranny alley...is there something you want to tell us JewishDickLicker?

That's what they call the place where your girlfriend turns tricks.

[WTF]

Originally Posted by Jewish Lawyer

That's what they call the place where your girlfriend turns tricks.

If you continue lying your nose will grow bigger than Pinocchios and lustyladdy will want to come sit on it and then not only will you be full of caca but your nose will be stuffed full of shit too.

[SpeedRacerXXX]

Originally Posted by LexusLover

Wrong again.

Recently this administration has had a lot to do about SCOTUS rulings. And trying to disarm LE and civilians while not controlling our borders is exactly connected. One does not discuss amendments to the Constitution in an "intellectual vacuum .. the SCOTUS doesn't even do that.

Bullshit. Simple as that.

[SpeedRacerXXX]

Originally Posted by boardman

I guess I'm not understanding then.
Are you OK with making that request? How do you know to make that request without asking anyone who enters your home whether they are armed or not. It seemed that you had a problem with bearing the burden of making that request or posting proper signage on your own property. I get that conundrum if that's what you were getting at and I don't honestly don't have the answer.

TBH, I haven't really thought about it to that extent. I don't invite a lot of people into my home that I don't already know. The people that are welcome into my home are those that I would not have a problem with being armed as most of them I know to be CHL holders or at least responsible gun owners. In addition they are people that I know would go into a fight having my back. In short, I trust them.

People that I'm not comfortable with probably aren't going to be invited so it's not really an issue. We can talk on the front porch about whatever it is that needs to be discussed and I will be in control of the discussion because I am on my property. If I feel that there is a threat I will be prepared to deal with it.

If a person comes in uninvited they will most likely be dealt with in a manner where I presume they are armed.

I do not ask people I know who come into my home whether or not they are carrying handguns. I expect my friends to understand that the majority of homeowners (57% approximately) do not have guns in their homes and usually it is for the reason that they don't want guns in their homes. Whether or not they have valid CHLs is irrelevant to me. If I ever found out that someone entered my home with a handgun they would be asked to leave and never be invited in again. I certainly respect your opinion as to whether or not you let people into your home with handguns. To each his own.

[IIFFOFRDB]

Originally Posted by SpeedRacerXXX

I do not ask people I know who come into my home whether or not they are carrying handguns. I expect my friends to understand that the majority of homeowners (57% approximately) do not have guns in their homes and usually it is for the reason that they don't want guns in their homes. Whether or not they have valid CHLs is irrelevant to me. If I ever found out that someone entered my home with a handgun they would be asked to leave and never be invited in again. I certainly respect your opinion as to whether or not you let people into your home with handguns. To each his own.

That's all you had to say... You are wearing us out with your BABBLE.

[Jewish Lawyer]

Originally Posted by WTF

If you continue lying your nose will grow bigger than Pinocchios and lustyladdy will want to come sit on it and then not only will you be full of caca but your nose will be stuffed full of shit too.

You are so full of shit that those tumbledown piece of crap houses you build don't even need illegals to sod the yard, it grows naturally from all that shit spilling out of your mouth.

[WTF]

Originally Posted by Jewish Lawyer

You are so full of shit that those tumbledown piece of crap houses you build don't even need illegals to sod the yard, it grows naturally from all that shit spilling out of your mouth.

I should have known you'd keep lying to try and lure lustylad on your nose

[JD Barleycorn]

I'm curious about that 57% number....does it include apartments, tents, barracks, and cars (the homeless should be represented)?


I'm really curious about this strange problem you have with guns. If I invite someone into my house but I don't like guns and I DON'T KNOW THEY HAVE A GUN, where is the problem if I never find out. Most people with concealed carry don't go around shoving their weapon into people's faces. I could say the same thing about a political opinion (which is a right). I don't want that opinion in my house but if you keep your mouth shut then I don't know and you're welcome.

[SpeedRacerXXX]

Originally Posted by IIFFOFRDB

That's all you had to say... You are wearing us out with your BABBLE.

I find that statement rather funny coming from they guy who constantly bombards us with usually irrelevant videos.

[SpeedRacerXXX]

Originally Posted by JD Barleycorn

I'm curious about that 57% number....does it include apartments, tents, barracks, and cars (the homeless should be represented)?


I'm really curious about this strange problem you have with guns. If I invite someone into my house but I don't like guns and I DON'T KNOW THEY HAVE A GUN, where is the problem if I never find out. Most people with concealed carry don't go around shoving their weapon into people's faces. I could say the same thing about a political opinion (which is a right). I don't want that opinion in my house but if you keep your mouth shut then I don't know and you're welcome.

"The household gun ownership rate has fallen from an average of 50 percent in the 1970s to 49 percent in the 1980s, 43 percent in the 1990s and 35 percent in the 2000s, according to the survey data, analyzed by The New York Times. "

Source: http://www.nytimes.com/2013/03/10/us...anted=all&_r=0

If you are REALLY interested in whether or not people living in tents or cars are underrepresented in the poll, feel free to look it up. I'm sure it won't change the statistics very much.

Political opinions usually don't kill. Look, I don't condemn you at all for your belief that it wold be a safer U.S. if every law-abiding citizen carried a gun. Disagree yes. I support your right to own enough weapons to stop a small army if you choose to do so.
I support your right to carry a handgun on the streets. I also support your right to disagree with gun control laws that you feel are in violation of your 2nd Amendment rights as you interpret them.

You are right. If I don't know that a person is carrying a handgun there is RARELY a problem. If a gun is in my home, there is a CHANCE that it could be used against me. No handgun in my home, no chance. I won't bore you with citing articles showing the number of homicides of people inside their homes with their own handguns by someone they know or using that handgun to kill someone they know. I won't bore you with statistics showing the number homicides by CHL holders. I won't bore you with statistics showing the likelihood of a person being killed by a total stranger vs. the likelihood of a person being killed by someone they know.

So I have no problem with guns other than I know that I am safer when they are not around. Your opinion differs. That is fine.

[rioseco]

Originally Posted by SpeedRacerXXX

"The household gun ownership rate has fallen from an average of 50 percent in the 1970s to 49 percent in the 1980s, 43 percent in the 1990s and 35 percent in the 2000s, according to the survey data, analyzed by The New York Times. "

Source: http://www.nytimes.com/2013/03/10/us...anted=all&_r=0

If you are REALLY interested in whether or not people living in tents or cars are underrepresented in the poll, feel free to look it up. I'm sure it won't change the statistics very much.

Political opinions usually don't kill. Look, I don't condemn you at all for your belief that it wold be a safer U.S. if every law-abiding citizen carried a gun. Disagree yes. I support your right to own enough weapons to stop a small army if you choose to do so.
I support your right to carry a handgun on the streets. I also support your right to disagree with gun control laws that you feel are in violation of your 2nd Amendment rights as you interpret them.

You are right. If I don't know that a person is carrying a handgun there is RARELY a problem. If a gun is in my home, there is a CHANCE that it could be used against me. No handgun in my home, no chance. I won't bore you with citing articles showing the number of homicides of people inside their homes with their own handguns by someone they know or using that handgun to kill someone they know. I won't bore you with statistics showing the number homicides by CHL holders. I won't bore you with statistics showing the likelihood of a person being killed by a total stranger vs. the likelihood of a person being killed by someone they know.

So I have no problem with guns other than I know that I am safer when they are not around. Your opinion differs. That is fine.

Inject sound wisdom here please....................

[I B Hankering]

Originally Posted by SpeedRacerXXX

"The household gun ownership rate has fallen from an average of 50 percent in the 1970s to 49 percent in the 1980s, 43 percent in the 1990s and 35 percent in the 2000s, according to the survey data, analyzed by The New York Times. "

Source: http://www.nytimes.com/2013/03/10/us...anted=all&_r=0

If you are REALLY interested in whether or not people living in tents or cars are underrepresented in the poll, feel free to look it up. I'm sure it won't change the statistics very much.

Political opinions usually don't kill. Look, I don't condemn you at all for your belief that it wold be a safer U.S. if every law-abiding citizen carried a gun. Disagree yes. I support your right to own enough weapons to stop a small army if you choose to do so.
I support your right to carry a handgun on the streets. I also support your right to disagree with gun control laws that you feel are in violation of your 2nd Amendment rights as you interpret them.

You are right. If I don't know that a person is carrying a handgun there is RARELY a problem. If a gun is in my home, there is a CHANCE that it could be used against me. No handgun in my home, no chance. I won't bore you with citing articles showing the number of homicides of people inside their homes with their own handguns by someone they know or using that handgun to kill someone they know. I won't bore you with statistics showing the number homicides by CHL holders. I won't bore you with statistics showing the likelihood of a person being killed by a total stranger vs. the likelihood of a person being killed by someone they know.

So I have no problem with guns other than I know that I am safer when they are not around. Your opinion differs. That is fine.

Your cited poll is probably more than a bit askew because many Americans, given the current clime, are not going to self-report having a weapon in their home, speedy. Gun sales are up and have been up since before Odumbo was elected, speedy. Further, one must wonder about the legal status of the Hispanics polled. That would certainly have an impact on whether that family possessed a weapon and definitely have an impact on self-reporting the same.