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MattB.
Apr 14, 2012, 12:32:06 AM4/14/12
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Most Americans back gun lobby, right to use deadly force -
Reuters/Ipsos poll
http://in.reuters.com/article/2012/04/13/usa-guns-poll-idINDEE83C04D20120413
Most Americans support the right to use deadly force to protect
themselves - even in public places - and have a favourable view of the
National Rifle Association, the main gun-lobby group, a Reuters/Ipsos
poll showed.
The online survey showed that 68 percent, or two out of three
respondents, had a favorable opinion of the NRA, which starts its
annual convention in St. Louis, Missouri, on Friday.
Eighty-two percent of Republicans saw the gun lobbying group in a
positive light as well as 55 percent of Democrats -- findings running
counter to the image of supporters of the latter party being anti-NRA.
***********
55% of liberals
Reuters/Ipsos poll
http://in.reuters.com/article/2012/04/13/usa-guns-poll-idINDEE83C04D20120413
Most Americans support the right to use deadly force to protect
themselves - even in public places - and have a favourable view of the
National Rifle Association, the main gun-lobby group, a Reuters/Ipsos
poll showed.
The online survey showed that 68 percent, or two out of three
respondents, had a favorable opinion of the NRA, which starts its
annual convention in St. Louis, Missouri, on Friday.
Eighty-two percent of Republicans saw the gun lobbying group in a
positive light as well as 55 percent of Democrats -- findings running
counter to the image of supporters of the latter party being anti-NRA.
***********
55% of liberals
Dänk 42Ø
Apr 14, 2012, 1:37:33 AM4/14/12
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1990s, and one night I was robbed at gunpoint by a black man.
I delivered a pizza, a car pulls up and he gets out and points a gun at
me and takes all my money. I wasn't harmed, but I realized he targeted
me because my company forbade employees from carrying weapons.
The police were no help, and one actually laughed at me when I refused
to give him my Socialist Insecurity Number for his fuckin' report --
saying he was going to get it anyway. That made me so angry that I
decided I would refuse to identify the robber even if they caught him.
If armed police can't (and won't) protect me, that means I must protect
myself. The next Obama voter who tries to rob me is in for a big
surprise. And I'm not going to dial 911.
MattB.
Apr 14, 2012, 1:46:48 AM4/14/12
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scum bags. The far left would have only criminals armed, then again
the far left are a bunch of criminals and we OWE them.
I know many democrats at the range that would vote Romney if they
think that is Obama's agenda.
Matt
Apr 14, 2012, 9:45:25 AM4/14/12
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On Apr 13, 10:32 pm, MattB. <trdell1...@gmail.com.......> wrote:
> Most Americans back gun lobby, right to use deadly force -
> Reuters/Ipsos poll
>
> http://in.reuters.com/article/2012/04/13/usa-guns-poll-idINDEE83C04D2...
> Most Americans back gun lobby, right to use deadly force -
> Reuters/Ipsos poll
>
>
> Most Americans support the right to use deadly force to protect
> themselves - even in public places - and have a favourable view of the
> National Rifle Association, the main gun-lobby group, a Reuters/Ipsos
> poll showed.
>
> The online survey showed that 68 percent, or two out of three
> respondents, had a favorable opinion of the NRA, which starts its
> annual convention in St. Louis, Missouri, on Friday.
>
> Eighty-two percent of Republicans saw the gun lobbying group in a
> positive light as well as 55 percent of Democrats -- findings running
> counter to the image of supporters of the latter party being anti-NRA.
>
> ***********
>
> 55% of liberals
No, 55% of Democrats. There are liberal Republicans, there are
> Most Americans support the right to use deadly force to protect
> themselves - even in public places - and have a favourable view of the
> National Rifle Association, the main gun-lobby group, a Reuters/Ipsos
> poll showed.
>
> The online survey showed that 68 percent, or two out of three
> respondents, had a favorable opinion of the NRA, which starts its
> annual convention in St. Louis, Missouri, on Friday.
>
> Eighty-two percent of Republicans saw the gun lobbying group in a
> positive light as well as 55 percent of Democrats -- findings running
> counter to the image of supporters of the latter party being anti-NRA.
>
> ***********
>
> 55% of liberals
conservative Democrats. The number does seem awfully high, the
NRA isn't really a wonderful organization.
However, I absolutely agree that deadly force can be justified. But
that's the thing, it HAS to be justified. If your life is in danger,
as the
young lady clerk was a few months back, then absolutely, shoot and
shoot to kill. On the other hand, tracking someone down with a gun
and killing them .. that's murder.
Matt
linuxgal
Apr 14, 2012, 10:44:01 AM4/14/12
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MattB. wrote:
>
> If Obama gets his way all law abiding citizens will be victims of the
> scum bags. The far left would have only criminals armed, then again
> the far left are a bunch of criminals and we OWE them.
>
Obama would ban a quadraplegic from bearing arms.
>
> If Obama gets his way all law abiding citizens will be victims of the
> scum bags. The far left would have only criminals armed, then again
> the far left are a bunch of criminals and we OWE them.
>
2960 Dead
Apr 14, 2012, 11:17:48 AM4/14/12
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I are impressed!
--
“Those who make peaceful revolution impossible, make violent revolution
inevitable” -JFK
--
“Those who make peaceful revolution impossible, make violent revolution
inevitable” -JFK
Steve
Apr 14, 2012, 11:43:59 AM4/14/12
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On Sat, 14 Apr 2012 15:17:48 +0000 (UTC), 2960 Dead <de...@gone.com>
wrote:
That's from David (Zepp) Jamieson who apparently refused to
allow the woman he claims to still be married to use of his
Internet account, and then when she got fined for broken tail
lights and failure to licence the family pets, he refused to
help her pay the fines and then after a decade, she was forced
to do community service.
The truth may be that Zepp has been lying about still being
married to her and instead, she left him for reasons Zepp doesn't
want to admit.
What's porky hiding here?
wrote:
allow the woman he claims to still be married to use of his
Internet account, and then when she got fined for broken tail
lights and failure to licence the family pets, he refused to
help her pay the fines and then after a decade, she was forced
to do community service.
The truth may be that Zepp has been lying about still being
married to her and instead, she left him for reasons Zepp doesn't
want to admit.
What's porky hiding here?
David Hartung
Apr 14, 2012, 12:08:35 PM4/14/12
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finding and bringing to justice the man who robbed you.
gfn
Apr 14, 2012, 12:14:27 PM4/14/12
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On Apr 14, 1:37 am, Dänk 42Ø <d...@nuget.rw> wrote:
> On 04/13/2012 10:32 PM, MattB. wrote:
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> > Most Americans back gun lobby, right to use deadly force -
> > Reuters/Ipsos poll
>
> >http://in.reuters.com/article/2012/04/13/usa-guns-poll-idINDEE83C04D2...
> On 04/13/2012 10:32 PM, MattB. wrote:
>
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>
>
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>
>
>
>
> > Most Americans back gun lobby, right to use deadly force -
> > Reuters/Ipsos poll
>
>
> > Most Americans support the right to use deadly force to protect
> > themselves - even in public places - and have a favourable view of the
> > National Rifle Association, the main gun-lobby group, a Reuters/Ipsos
> > poll showed.
>
> > The online survey showed that 68 percent, or two out of three
> > respondents, had a favorable opinion of the NRA, which starts its
> > annual convention in St. Louis, Missouri, on Friday.
>
> > Eighty-two percent of Republicans saw the gun lobbying group in a
> > positive light as well as 55 percent of Democrats -- findings running
> > counter to the image of supporters of the latter party being anti-NRA.
>
> > ***********
>
> > 55% of liberals
>
> I worked as a pizzaboy while putting myself through college in the early
> 1990s, and one night I was robbed at gunpoint by a black man.
>
> I delivered a pizza, a car pulls up and he gets out and points a gun at
> me and takes all my money. I wasn't harmed, but I realized he targeted
> me because my company forbade employees from carrying weapons.
>
> The police were no help, and one actually laughed at me when I refused
> to give him my Socialist Insecurity Number for his fuckin' report --
> saying he was going to get it anyway. That made me so angry that I
> decided I would refuse to identify the robber even if they caught him.
> If armed police can't (and won't) protect me, that means I must protect
> myself. The next Obama voter who tries to rob me is in for a big
> surprise. And I'm not going to dial 911.
The thing you gotta understand about the police is they aren't there
> > Most Americans support the right to use deadly force to protect
> > themselves - even in public places - and have a favourable view of the
> > National Rifle Association, the main gun-lobby group, a Reuters/Ipsos
> > poll showed.
>
> > The online survey showed that 68 percent, or two out of three
> > respondents, had a favorable opinion of the NRA, which starts its
> > annual convention in St. Louis, Missouri, on Friday.
>
> > Eighty-two percent of Republicans saw the gun lobbying group in a
> > positive light as well as 55 percent of Democrats -- findings running
> > counter to the image of supporters of the latter party being anti-NRA.
>
> > ***********
>
> > 55% of liberals
>
> I worked as a pizzaboy while putting myself through college in the early
> 1990s, and one night I was robbed at gunpoint by a black man.
>
> I delivered a pizza, a car pulls up and he gets out and points a gun at
> me and takes all my money. I wasn't harmed, but I realized he targeted
> me because my company forbade employees from carrying weapons.
>
> The police were no help, and one actually laughed at me when I refused
> to give him my Socialist Insecurity Number for his fuckin' report --
> saying he was going to get it anyway. That made me so angry that I
> decided I would refuse to identify the robber even if they caught him.
> If armed police can't (and won't) protect me, that means I must protect
> myself. The next Obama voter who tries to rob me is in for a big
> surprise. And I'm not going to dial 911.
to protect. They are there to clean up the messy aftermath. That's
not their fault, it's just how it is. That's one of many reasons to
allow people to carry.
lsrlts
Apr 14, 2012, 12:26:38 PM4/14/12
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MattB
Apr 14, 2012, 2:02:03 PM4/14/12
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On Sat, 14 Apr 2012 06:45:25 -0700 (PDT), Matt
<mattt...@sprynet.com> wrote:
>On Apr 13, 10:32 pm, MattB. <trdell1...@gmail.com.......> wrote:
>> Most Americans back gun lobby, right to use deadly force -
>> Reuters/Ipsos poll
>>
>> http://in.reuters.com/article/2012/04/13/usa-guns-poll-idINDEE83C04D2...
>>
>> Most Americans support the right to use deadly force to protect
>> themselves - even in public places - and have a favourable view of the
>> National Rifle Association, the main gun-lobby group, a Reuters/Ipsos
>> poll showed.
>>
>> The online survey showed that 68 percent, or two out of three
>> respondents, had a favorable opinion of the NRA, which starts its
>> annual convention in St. Louis, Missouri, on Friday.
>>
>> Eighty-two percent of Republicans saw the gun lobbying group in a
>> positive light as well as 55 percent of Democrats -- findings running
>> counter to the image of supporters of the latter party being anti-NRA.
>>
>> ***********
>>
>> 55% of liberals
>
>No, 55% of Democrats. There are liberal Republicans, there are
>conservative Democrats. The number does seem awfully high, the
>NRA isn't really a wonderful organization.
Well when I think liberal I think Zepp, RichTravsky and, Yoorghis.
<mattt...@sprynet.com> wrote:
>On Apr 13, 10:32 pm, MattB. <trdell1...@gmail.com.......> wrote:
>> Most Americans back gun lobby, right to use deadly force -
>> Reuters/Ipsos poll
>>
>> http://in.reuters.com/article/2012/04/13/usa-guns-poll-idINDEE83C04D2...
>>
>> Most Americans support the right to use deadly force to protect
>> themselves - even in public places - and have a favourable view of the
>> National Rifle Association, the main gun-lobby group, a Reuters/Ipsos
>> poll showed.
>>
>> The online survey showed that 68 percent, or two out of three
>> respondents, had a favorable opinion of the NRA, which starts its
>> annual convention in St. Louis, Missouri, on Friday.
>>
>> Eighty-two percent of Republicans saw the gun lobbying group in a
>> positive light as well as 55 percent of Democrats -- findings running
>> counter to the image of supporters of the latter party being anti-NRA.
>>
>> ***********
>>
>> 55% of liberals
>
>No, 55% of Democrats. There are liberal Republicans, there are
>conservative Democrats. The number does seem awfully high, the
>NRA isn't really a wonderful organization.
Guess I need a separate word for them. One polite enough to post
with. Any suggestions.
>
>However, I absolutely agree that deadly force can be justified. But
>that's the thing, it HAS to be justified. If your life is in danger,
>as the
>young lady clerk was a few months back, then absolutely, shoot and
>shoot to kill. On the other hand, tracking someone down with a gun
>and killing them .. that's murder.
I've always wanted mandatory instruction to go with any concealed
weapons permit. More than just how to shoot, but at least that.
>
>Matt
Eddie Haskell
Apr 14, 2012, 4:38:16 PM4/14/12
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"Dänk 42Ř" <da...@nuget.rw> wrote in message
news:UJ6dne4yStClkBTS...@earthlink.com...
> On 04/13/2012 10:32 PM, MattB. wrote:
>> Most Americans back gun lobby, right to use deadly force -
>> Reuters/Ipsos poll
>>
>> http://in.reuters.com/article/2012/04/13/usa-guns-poll-idINDEE83C04D20120413
>>
>> Most Americans support the right to use deadly force to protect
>> themselves - even in public places - and have a favourable view of the
>> National Rifle Association, the main gun-lobby group, a Reuters/Ipsos
>> poll showed.
>>
>> The online survey showed that 68 percent, or two out of three
>> respondents, had a favorable opinion of the NRA, which starts its
>> annual convention in St. Louis, Missouri, on Friday.
>>
>> Eighty-two percent of Republicans saw the gun lobbying group in a
>> positive light as well as 55 percent of Democrats -- findings running
>> counter to the image of supporters of the latter party being anti-NRA.
>>
>> ***********
>>
>> 55% of liberals
>
> I worked as a pizzaboy while putting myself through college in the early
> 1990s, and one night I was robbed at gunpoint by a black man.
Figures.
>> Most Americans back gun lobby, right to use deadly force -
>> Reuters/Ipsos poll
>>
>> http://in.reuters.com/article/2012/04/13/usa-guns-poll-idINDEE83C04D20120413
>>
>> Most Americans support the right to use deadly force to protect
>> themselves - even in public places - and have a favourable view of the
>> National Rifle Association, the main gun-lobby group, a Reuters/Ipsos
>> poll showed.
>>
>> The online survey showed that 68 percent, or two out of three
>> respondents, had a favorable opinion of the NRA, which starts its
>> annual convention in St. Louis, Missouri, on Friday.
>>
>> Eighty-two percent of Republicans saw the gun lobbying group in a
>> positive light as well as 55 percent of Democrats -- findings running
>> counter to the image of supporters of the latter party being anti-NRA.
>>
>> ***********
>>
>> 55% of liberals
>
> I worked as a pizzaboy while putting myself through college in the early
> 1990s, and one night I was robbed at gunpoint by a black man.
> I delivered a pizza, a car pulls up and he gets out and points a gun at me
> and takes all my money. I wasn't harmed, but I realized he targeted me
> because my company forbade employees from carrying weapons.
>
> The police were no help, and one actually laughed at me when I refused to
> give him my Socialist Insecurity Number for his fuckin' report --
> saying he was going to get it anyway. That made me so angry that I
> decided I would refuse to identify the robber even if they caught him. If
> armed police can't (and won't) protect me, that means I must protect
> myself. The next Obama voter who tries to rob me is in for a big
> surprise. And I'm not going to dial 911.
-Eddie Haskell
Eddie Haskell
Apr 14, 2012, 4:39:39 PM4/14/12
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-Eddie Haskell
Eddie Haskell
Apr 14, 2012, 4:44:05 PM4/14/12
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I know it so I have to go to work denying reality like a good nigga do.
-Eddie Haskell
Eddie Haskell
Apr 14, 2012, 4:48:50 PM4/14/12
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is controlled by blacks and they couldn't give a fiddler's fuck about
pursing criminals like that. About the only thing you can expect is for some
unconcerned nonchalant worthless asswipe to show up, fill out a report and
file 13 it.
-Eddie Haskell
Eddie Haskell
Apr 14, 2012, 4:51:07 PM4/14/12
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different than actually murder. So go fuck yourself, you immoral piece of
shit.
-Eddie Haskell
Eddie Haskell
Apr 14, 2012, 4:54:00 PM4/14/12
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"MattB" <trdel...@Nomorespamgmail.com> wrote in message
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> On Sat, 14 Apr 2012 06:45:25 -0700 (PDT), Matt
> <mattt...@sprynet.com> wrote:
>
>>On Apr 13, 10:32 pm, MattB. <trdell1...@gmail.com.......> wrote:
>>> Most Americans back gun lobby, right to use deadly force -
>>> Reuters/Ipsos poll
>>>
>>> http://in.reuters.com/article/2012/04/13/usa-guns-poll-idINDEE83C04D2...
>>>
>>> Most Americans support the right to use deadly force to protect
>>> themselves - even in public places - and have a favourable view of the
>>> National Rifle Association, the main gun-lobby group, a Reuters/Ipsos
>>> poll showed.
>>>
>>> The online survey showed that 68 percent, or two out of three
>>> respondents, had a favorable opinion of the NRA, which starts its
>>> annual convention in St. Louis, Missouri, on Friday.
>>>
>>> Eighty-two percent of Republicans saw the gun lobbying group in a
>>> positive light as well as 55 percent of Democrats -- findings running
>>> counter to the image of supporters of the latter party being anti-NRA.
>>>
>>> ***********
>>>
>>> 55% of liberals
>>
>>No, 55% of Democrats. There are liberal Republicans, there are
>>conservative Democrats. The number does seem awfully high, the
>>NRA isn't really a wonderful organization.
>
> Well when I think liberal I think Zepp, RichTravsky and, Yoorghis.
Funny because what is think of is immoral piece of shit liars.
> <mattt...@sprynet.com> wrote:
>
>>On Apr 13, 10:32 pm, MattB. <trdell1...@gmail.com.......> wrote:
>>> Most Americans back gun lobby, right to use deadly force -
>>> Reuters/Ipsos poll
>>>
>>> http://in.reuters.com/article/2012/04/13/usa-guns-poll-idINDEE83C04D2...
>>>
>>> Most Americans support the right to use deadly force to protect
>>> themselves - even in public places - and have a favourable view of the
>>> National Rifle Association, the main gun-lobby group, a Reuters/Ipsos
>>> poll showed.
>>>
>>> The online survey showed that 68 percent, or two out of three
>>> respondents, had a favorable opinion of the NRA, which starts its
>>> annual convention in St. Louis, Missouri, on Friday.
>>>
>>> Eighty-two percent of Republicans saw the gun lobbying group in a
>>> positive light as well as 55 percent of Democrats -- findings running
>>> counter to the image of supporters of the latter party being anti-NRA.
>>>
>>> ***********
>>>
>>> 55% of liberals
>>
>>No, 55% of Democrats. There are liberal Republicans, there are
>>conservative Democrats. The number does seem awfully high, the
>>NRA isn't really a wonderful organization.
>
> Well when I think liberal I think Zepp, RichTravsky and, Yoorghis.
Oh, wait. That's the same thing.
> Guess I need a separate word for them. One polite enough to post
> with. Any suggestions.
>
>>
>>However, I absolutely agree that deadly force can be justified. But
>>that's the thing, it HAS to be justified. If your life is in danger,
>>as the
>>young lady clerk was a few months back, then absolutely, shoot and
>>shoot to kill. On the other hand, tracking someone down with a gun
>>and killing them .. that's murder.
>
> Oh I agree mostly.
-Eddie Haskell
Eddie Haskell
Apr 14, 2012, 5:16:26 PM4/14/12
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followed by a Negro I'm not going to ask him what the hell he's up to, but
just simply turn around and beat the living shit out of him. So beware,
Tyron. From now on everywhere you go you'd better not no walk behind a white
man because it may be me.
-Eddie Haskell
Matt
Apr 14, 2012, 6:32:26 PM4/14/12
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right wing extremists, want radical change in that direction. That
doesn't
make them bad people, it simply means they are more than a bit away
from center.
I am very happy to be called a liberal, even if realistically, I'm
not.
> >However, I absolutely agree that deadly force can be justified. But
> >that's the thing, it HAS to be justified. If your life is in danger,
> >as the
> >young lady clerk was a few months back, then absolutely, shoot and
> >shoot to kill. On the other hand, tracking someone down with a gun
> >and killing them .. that's murder.
>
> Oh I agree mostly. The only thing Z did right was to call 911.
>
> I've always wanted mandatory instruction to go with any concealed
> weapons permit. More than just how to shoot, but at least that.
NRA
gets its money from people that want more extreme things. Required
instruction?
Why? We know how to fire a gun.
I was marksman rated when I was younger. I'm hardly afraid of guns. I
simply don't
see the purpose to carrying them in polite society. You may disagree,
but I grew up
in NYC. In tight quarters, a gun is a bad thing.
Matt
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