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What really gets me are the anti-gun liberals in the news calling for the shooting the NRA president and other gun advocates. How hypocritical can liberals get? The liberal world is devoid of common sense.

Punch him in the nose, PT. Punch him in the nose! :D (Rhetorically speaking, of course)

And don't forget the off duty cop who took down a shooter at a theater with one shot. Body armor doesn't protect everything and it's not pleasant being shot while wearing body armor. Having security works.

Well, they certainly do have more terrorist attacks than in the U.S. And more terrorist creating communities. But, we are not Britan nor are we the British people.

That certainly sounds like something a liberal would say. And since you tried to use an old saying on me how about this one back at ya, "The more things change, the more they stay the same." Technology can change, morality can change but the basic nature of human beings does not. You must...

It's better than some of the wimps and ideolgical trators we see now. Our country has survived political duels (yes, with real guns) and it will survive lawmakers standing on ideals again.

As long as their are 'sides' it's imperative that those on the minorty side voice and vote their opiinions. For all to capitulate their ideals is to end the republic. Grow a backbone, CO, and quit blowing with the wind.

I don't recall if the Supreme court rulled on that assertion or not. But, like I've said in other threads, this won't even become law with a Republican House majority. Just like repeal of ObamaCare won't happen with a Senate majority and an Obama presidency. UPDATE: It seems you are...

And a majority favor the repeal of ObamaCare. It seems neither are going to happen. According to many court rulings, the majority cannot infringe upon the Constitutional rights of others. Although liberals are very good at circumventing that long standing rule of law.

I wish our Congressmen had a litle more fire in their bellies to stand on principal like these guys. <img src="http://thenewsportsguru.com/wp-content/uploads/2012/12/ukrainian-parliament.png">

My basis is in law and court rulings. Your's is in the way you would have it if you were God and there were no laws but your own and no regard for the opinions of the majority.

As you may have guessed. I adamantly disagree with you. As did the Democraps when Al Gore lost in 2000. To suggest we turn tail and become cowards to our ideals is offensive.

I guess you'll be going to jail when you violate that document in some way. It is the required basis for the rights and limitations for our government and ALL of our laws TODAY and in the future. If you don't like it, you have the right to try to change it if enough citizens agree with you...

That's not the whole story. Here is a little more of the research even though none of it will apply to the U.S. now or in the future. In 2006, the lack of a measurable effect from the 1996 (Australia) firearms legislation was reported in the British Journal of Criminology. Jeanine Baker (a...

Go read some Supreme Court decisions. The 2nd Amendment has been determined to be broader than state organized militias and has in fact been determined to be a right of the people. But then, you don't concern yourself with court decisions, do you? Just press on with your own personal belief...

I see you've lured one of the cock roaches out of a crack in the floor. Can you step on him before he scurries back into his hiding place?

Right. His proposal is over the top. Someone here needs to read the Constitution and learn and understand America.

Wrong. First of all it was Pelosi and Reid who were the monumental fuck ups and still are. At least we've sidelined one of them And, it was the Democraps who mostly caused the financial collapse with their insistence on their stupid minority loan programs and fanny and freddy fuck ups...

Harry Reid: "I carried a gun everywhere I went." <iframe width="560" height="315" src="http://www.youtube.com/embed/flbzbFbKxK0" frameborder="0" allowfullscreen></iframe>

The type of rifle is not the problem. Mental health and school security are the problems.