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Title: Despite recent violence laws are softening. "POLL"
Post by: Luv2Shoot on June 07, 2009, 09:18:24 AM
Couldn't they have made this article anymore bias.

Let's flood their voting poll... and VOTE.


http://www.parade.com/news/intelligence-report/archive/despite-recent-violence-gun-laws-are-softening.html
Title: Re: Despite recent violence laws are softening.
Post by: Hazcat on June 07, 2009, 10:00:40 AM
Done.

94% yes

6% no
Title: Re: Despite recent violence laws are softening.
Post by: 1911 Junkie on June 07, 2009, 10:06:15 AM
Done, I think.

Nothing seemed to happen when I clicked on the vote button.

Must have answered the question wrong. 8)
Title: Re: Despite recent violence laws are softening.
Post by: tombogan03884 on June 07, 2009, 10:54:55 AM
Still 94 to 6, I was going to comment but that requires signing up which I did not wish to do, apparently everyone else feels the same way and let their vote make their point.
Title: Re: Despite recent violence laws are softening.
Post by: PegLeg45 on June 07, 2009, 11:25:30 AM
Still  94% Yes to 6% No

Title: Re: Despite recent violence laws are softening.
Post by: tfr270 on June 07, 2009, 03:32:18 PM
I dont' see softening gun laws here in California. There are two bills heading for approval...one regulates and restricts handgun ammunition purchasing the other prohibits gun shows in the San Francisco Cow Palace.
Title: Re: Despite recent violence laws are softening.
Post by: Kid Shelleen on June 07, 2009, 03:46:52 PM
I'm still not sure about the future of our gun rights under the Obama Whitehouse. His Cabinet has got more anti gun supporters than you can shake a stick at, from Rahm Emanuel, to Eric Holder, to Obama himself and legions more. It seems that there are only two qualifications for an Obama apointee. You have to hate guns and to not pay your taxes.

Fortunately we won in Heller vs DC and the Supreme Court of our land upheld the right of the INDIVIDUAL to keep and bear arms.

I also think that there are enough "Blue Dog Democrats" out there to watch our backs. I'm sure that most of the Dems remember the fact that the primary reason that they lost control of Congress back in the 90's (for the first time in over 40 years) was because of the Clinton Assault Weapons Ban.

We are also fortunate that most of the gun laws in this country are reserved to the States.

It makes me glad that I'm a Texan.

As they say......From my cold dead hands!!!
Title: Re: Despite recent violence laws are softening.
Post by: Pathfinder on June 07, 2009, 04:16:42 PM
Kid, great name and avatar, and welcome aboard.

The biggest thing to watch for is that bho will not obey the law, or they will make their own law (ala the $2 trillion bailouts), he and his minions (and handlers) are cunning and will find a way around the Constitution and the laws on the books - including the Heller decision. IMHO, it will be through a must-sign treaty, probably through the UN, that once ratified by the Senate will supersede such inconvenient truths as the Bill of Rights, and the Heller decision. And it will not be blatant either, something along the lines of agreeing to follow future rules from the UN. And a year or so later - voila, a rule about no individual can own arms, only the state.

According to Gresham last week, there is evidence that the DoD is quietly destroying brass on site at Ft. Campbell and maybe Ft. Knox as well. I guess if you are a base commander and want to be promoted, well, you follow very quiet orders.

These will continue, the little snips, the gradual turning of the heater knob, just to make the final confiscation that much earlier. It's for the UN, you know.
Title: Re: Despite recent violence laws are softening.
Post by: runstowin on June 07, 2009, 05:11:01 PM
You have to hate guns and to not pay your taxes.

It makes me glad that I'm a Texan.

As they say......From my cold dead hands!!!

The taxes we pay are funding our own destruction.
Title: Re: Despite recent violence laws are softening.
Post by: tombogan03884 on June 07, 2009, 06:34:56 PM
I dont' see softening gun laws here in California. There are two bills heading for approval...one regulates and restricts handgun ammunition purchasing the other prohibits gun shows in the San Francisco Cow Palace.

Thing is, the Cow Palace legislation was pushed by the CITY of SF, but the Cow Palace is NOT in the CITY, It is in SF COUNTY.
Title: Re: Despite recent violence laws are softening.
Post by: Kid Shelleen on June 08, 2009, 12:32:15 AM
Kid, great name and avatar, and welcome aboard.

The biggest thing to watch for is that bho will not obey the law, or they will make their own law (ala the $2 trillion bailouts), he and his minions (and handlers) are cunning and will find a way around the Constitution and the laws on the books - including the Heller decision. IMHO, it will be through a must-sign treaty, probably through the UN, that once ratified by the Senate will supersede such inconvenient truths as the Bill of Rights, and the Heller decision. And it will not be blatant either, something along the lines of agreeing to follow future rules from the UN. And a year or so later - voila, a rule about no individual can own arms, only the state.

According to Gresham last week, there is evidence that the DoD is quietly destroying brass on site at Ft. Campbell and maybe Ft. Knox as well. I guess if you are a base commander and want to be promoted, well, you follow very quiet orders.

These will continue, the little snips, the gradual turning of the heater knob, just to make the final confiscation that much earlier. It's for the UN, you know.

I'm also worried about a U.N. International Gun Ban Treaty....but as you said it's got to be ratified by the Senate. (Obama discussed just such a move with Mexico's President Philipe Calderon on his last visit). I pray that we'll be saved by the Senate if they try to skirt the U.S. Constitution through the UN. With all of this being pushed by George Soros and his billions I don't know what to expect. Microstamping of bullets, Biotech ID before a gun can fire (thus putting the gun manufacturers out of business.) Who knows. Let's just hope we can reverse any foolishness in about 3 and a half years.
Title: Re: Despite recent violence laws are softening. "POLL"
Post by: Luv2Shoot on June 09, 2009, 04:19:06 PM
Checked the poll this morning and it was

93% Yes

7%   No


Title: Re: Despite recent violence laws are softening. "POLL"
Post by: MikeBjerum on June 09, 2009, 04:24:44 PM
94/6 again.

Pretty wide spread, but I've noticed that most polls concerning guns and control go this way.  I don't think the anti's pay attention or play with them.
Title: Re: Despite recent violence laws are softening. "POLL"
Post by: Pathfinder on June 10, 2009, 07:26:00 AM
94/6 again.

Pretty wide spread, but I've noticed that most polls concerning guns and control go this way.  I don't think the anti's pay attention or play with them.

And for some reason, the results never get reported either . . . . .   ???  ::)
Title: Re: Despite recent violence laws are softening. "POLL"
Post by: TAB on June 10, 2009, 07:30:06 AM
94/6 again.

Pretty wide spread, but I've noticed that most polls concerning guns and control go this way.  I don't think the anti's pay attention or play with them.


which is why I don't pay any attention to internet polls. does not matter what the subject is... you will see a thread on a forum some where saying "hit this poll"
Title: Re: Despite recent violence laws are softening. "POLL"
Post by: tombogan03884 on June 10, 2009, 10:49:55 AM

which is why I don't pay any attention to internet polls. does not matter what the subject is... you will see a thread on a forum some where saying "hit this poll"

That's an ignorant attitude to take TAB. (remember, I differentiate between ignorant and dumb)
This administration is even more poll driven than BJ's was, so influencing polls our way is as important as writing to your reps.
They may not give a damn what their constituents want but they see FAR more importance in  polls than we do.