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Found an interesting site today and thought I would share.


http://www.liberalswithguns.com/" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;

Proof that even gun owners aren't perfect.

I'm sure both subscribers to that site are in agreement.

loadedliberal wrote:Found an interesting site today and thought I would share.


http://www.liberalswithguns.com/" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;

I guess that I'm just not getting it. The article was great but I have a really hard time thinking that it wasn't a Conservative that wrote it.

Perhaps you can help me bridge that gap.

Chas

chasfm11 wrote:

loadedliberal wrote:Found an interesting site today and thought I would share.


http://www.liberalswithguns.com/" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;

I guess that I'm just not getting it. The article was great but I have a really hard time thinking that it wasn't a Conservative that wrote it.

Perhaps you can help me bridge that gap.

Chas

Read the background section.

SQLGeek wrote:

chasfm11 wrote:

loadedliberal wrote:Found an interesting site today and thought I would share.


http://www.liberalswithguns.com/" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;

I guess that I'm just not getting it. The article was great but I have a really hard time thinking that it wasn't a Conservative that wrote it.

Perhaps you can help me bridge that gap.

Chas

Read the background section.

I did and I didn't get it the first time.

The rich do not care if the Second Amendment is taken away and every gun stripped out of every home in the United States as they will always have access to guns and can even hire a private small army and station them around the perimeter of the house and residence and call it the protection of the American Dream

Mayor Bloomy comes to mind when I read this. I'm not buying that the average, run of the mill guy with more than $1M in the bank wants to take my guns. This is not a rich versus poor class warfare issue at all. I don't think Bill Gates gives a rip whether I have an arsenal in my house - because he isn't trying to control me. Mayor Bloomy is.

Let's do quick look around and build a list of names of those who are publicly advocating the repeal of the 2nd Amendment. I suspect that the answer will be that the list will be made up [abbreviated profanity deleted] the same group who believes that Constitution, to quote the Pirates of Caribbean movie, is "more like guidelines."

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Well ... 1997, Bill Gates contributed $35,000 in support of a Washington state ballot initiative supporting gun control

RPB wrote:Well ... 1997, Bill Gates contributed $35,000 in support of a Washington state ballot initiative supporting gun control

...and Ronald Regan signed anti-gun legislation. There is no such thing as a perfect ideology where someone in power or someone with "means" (very rich) is a perfect pro-gun proponent. My point was that the preponderance of rich people are not out actively campaigning against guns. The preponderance of liberal politicians are.

G26ster wrote:I'm sure both subscribers to that site are in agreement.

Yeah, kinda of what I was thinking too.

"Gun totting liberals"

This has got to encompass maybe two....three people.

flintknapper wrote:"Gun totting liberals"

This has got to encompass maybe two....three people.

loadedliberal and Thomas Jefferson?

I was having a margarita with one of my brothers back in California a couple of weeks ago. He is a very liberal guy, and a touring musician. He also has no problem with guns. They're just not his hobby, like they are for me or our other brother. In fact, he told me he was thinking of acquiring one for home defense and asked my opinion about various 9mm semi autos.

After a couple of margaritas had gone by the wayside, he told me he was really more of a libertarian. Then he also proceeded to tell me that unions created the middle class, and he had no problem with government mandating union membership in various industries. I didn't bother to try and explain to him that this pretty much negated any claims to libertarianism he might be holding. Ah well....At least we have guns and guitars in common.

The Annoyed Man wrote:IAh well....At least we have guns and guitars in common.

If you'd been talking about a girlfriend, there'd be a country song in there.

The Annoyed Man wrote: Ah well....At least we have guns and guitars in common.

Sounds like a Country song:

"Guitars, Rugers, and...well armed women...the only things that keep me hanging on...."

Kythas wrote:

The Annoyed Man wrote: Ah well....At least we have guns and guitars in common.

Sounds like a Country song:

"Guitars, Rugers, and...well armed women...the only things that keep me hanging on...."

I swear that's the intro to a Chris LeDoux song...

The Annoyed Man wrote:this pretty much negated any claims to libertarianism he might be holding.

Maybe that's the answer. Do these "gun toatin liberals" actually know what they are claiming to believe in when they call them selves liberals?
maybe you could shed some light on that loadedliberal since you're a closet conservative and all