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And they wonder why the rest of the world always makes fun of Americans. |
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No idea what the story about someone else had to do with my quote, or why you're telling me, but I stand by it - all old bill are power tripping fucksticks. Yes, we need them, of course we do, because they are the ones with the tools to do the job of catching criminals, but don't tell me ANY copper is some kind of nice guy - they are all, without exception, the opposite once they put on that uniform, and that goes for my personal friends in the force too. |
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if you can talk like an adult we can have a conversation. |
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Yes, I'm afraid those people laughing are a little jealous. Losers hate winners. It's a natural law. Most of those laughing are on our payroll too so it is a little pathetic. We don't really care who laughs. Have you noticed? :)
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My friend has been rear ended in his big truck four or five times in two years. He says "They rear ended me which means it's their fault". This was a while ago; He took me out for a drive. He's driving a big pick up truck, driving way too fast, tailgating, and then stopping short. He locked up his brakes twice in twenty minutes, which is more than I've locked my brakes in two years. The law says he's not at fault, but the truth is he's stopping short and when you do that people slam into you. The best part... He doesn't think he's doing anything wrong. I'm not saying I am a better driver than anyone here. I'm not. I am saying we all think we are better drivers than we are. And even when your driving is perfect, chances are you are still speeding. And sometimes it's just your unlucky day. |
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Again, boring irrelevant story for your 2nd paragraph. I'll admit I have an intense dislike of the old bill, and I'll also admit we need them, for obvious reasons. I'll also admit that I *know* I'm going to get stopped each time I accelerate up to the speed limit quicker than someone in a 1 litre car, and relish the confrontation just as much as the fuckstick pulling me over does. Probably makes me a bit of a dick, but it doesn't lessen them being dicks each and every time either. To use your own example, if I'm (or whoever) is a dick to them, they'll also be one. That goes both ways, and them being in uniform doesn't change the fact they are totally arrogant egotistical dicks to start with, nor does it mean they don't bring attitude and aren't looking for the confrontation more than the person they are stopping (in instances as I've described - sure, break the law and you deserve to get stopped, but even then they UPHOLD the law, they aren't 'the law' and don't need to be holier-than-thou 99% of the time). Bottom line I guess is that you think they're superheros, I think they're a bunch of cunts who for the most part are glorified revenue collectors, so we'll (I'll) leave it at that, just felt like dipping into the thread in between tasks. |
Just to add Rochard, and I don't mean this in a derogatory way at all, iirc you were in the military, and are used to taking orders/subservience. Again, not being derogatory (as I actually think you're a top guy, and enjoy almost all your posts, and agree with many of your viewpoints), but being spoken down to, barked at, or having anyone treat me as an inferior is something I handle very badly, which I'm aware is why my dislike of authority figures is probably deeper than most people's. I just can't stand someone thinking they are 'above' me or anyone else because they are bigger/older/richer/in a uniform/etc :thumbsup
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It's the question itself that's flawed.
It asks why we "need" to posses these guns. That's just like asking us to prove that we have a "need" to vote, to speak freely, to have the privacy in our homes respected, to practice our own religion. It's not a "Bill of Needs". It's a Bill of Rights. If you don't think much of our right to have firearms, take it up with the Founding Fathers. The American Revolution began on the day when the British Army attempted a gun-grab at Lexington-Concord. That was enough of a threat to their freedom to mean war. And the weapons in question were not just sporting arms, but the military style assault rifles of the age. The concept behind the Second Amendment is broad enough to include self-defense, but it's really grounded on the idea that one of the best ways to keep government tyranny at bay is a well-armed citizenry, capable of revolt, that will keep the lawgivers on their toes. If you don't like that, those Founding Fathers had enough foresight to imagine that changing conditions might require adjustments from time to time and they accommodated that, too. If you can convince 2/3 of both houses of Congress and 3/4 of the states, you can change the Bill of Rights and repeal the Second Amendment. Don't count on that happening any time soon. But hey, go knock yourself out trying. Don't be surprised if others grab your coat tails and try to repeal the First Amendment and the Fifth, Sixth and the Fourtheenth, claiming that all of them only protect criminals. (In fact they protect citizens, every person is presumed innocent until proven guilty, and when the rights of criminal suspects are taken away, the rights of every citizen go with them.) Until you manage to amend the Constitution, we don't have to prove any need to vote, to speak freely, to worship God, to buy and sell porn - or to own, carry, and use an AR-15. PS - Anyone looking to sell one in nice condition? |
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Pressure on the government.
My god, you people are fucked up. Goddamn American imbeciles. Unbelievable. |
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What a shitty life you nutters must have living in such fear.
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its like a retarded kid calling you stupid for knowing more. its like a homeless person mocking you for having more. this Dirty_F guy lol
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You are playing into their trip as now they need to fuck with you like you are with them. IF they win most of the time that is pretty much how the deck is stacked so maybe you want to think about your long term goals or just keep paying tickets etc. |
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How many gun owners belong to the "well regulated militia" that the constitution requires? None.
On the other hand, the 2nd amendment's writers probably wouldn't like it that the government has banned private ownership of military grade weapons. They didn't tell people of the period that they could have a pocket sized handgun but not a high power rifle. The founding fathers would want machine guns to be available to non government militia members. |
welcome back sleazydream
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I believe the 2nd amendment isn't about the right to bear arms, but instead is about the government having a military. The 2nd amendment says militia but because we define the 2nd amendment using modern English standards, it's being ignored. It does not say "any civilian has the right to bear arms", but it does say the "militia has the right to bear arms". But the courts have decided otherwise, and now any eighteen year old can have an assault rifle. I'm really surprised the government hasn't said that when the 2nd amendment was written, the only "arms" they had in mind was a one shot musket... And from here on out, that's all you are allowed to have. (Yes, I know cities / states have tried to limit which firearms we can have and have lost.) |
just read the first post no more,
but its simple, man without his sword, has no freedom. define sword however you want... point really is without something to protect yourself against an oppressive state or violent people you are not free. |
You just don't get it. No reason is required. It's not up for discussion.
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the right of the people to keep and bear arms shall not be infringed. It does not say "states", it does not say "citizens", it does not say "military" or "militia members". It says "the people", as in "We, the people", which is all of us. And, the Supreme Court has ruled that it means that too. Quote:
In there they are talking about DC v Heller http://www.supremecourt.gov/opinions/07pdf/07-290.pdf . |
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You can argue this with me until you are blue in the face. But no matter what you say the first four words of the Second Amendment say "a well regulated militia" and you ignore this. You completely left it out when you first posted the Second Amendment because you consider it not important. |
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typical lawyer, you missed my ENTIRE point and changed the topic. how on earth do you survive not being able to READ? I never said people don't need guns, I am talking about semi auto guns and handguns. The government already restricts some firearms, ie full auto, so your whole argument is bullshit. answer the question on topic and prove you actually have a clue what you're talking about or let everyone know you like talking and billing people but really don't have a clue. |
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