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Orlando Shooting - What Law Would Have Prevented This Massacre?
Posted by: Her we go again..... ()
Date: June 12, 2016 11:13AM

Tragic.

The shooter was a licensed security guard, and the firearms were purchased legally, so the question is what law could/would have prevented this horrible massacre?

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Re: Orlando Shooting - What Law Would Have Prevented This Massacre?
Posted by: ocs ()
Date: June 12, 2016 11:22AM

Her we go again..... Wrote:
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> Tragic.
>
> The shooter was a licensed security guard, and the
> firearms were purchased legally, so the question
> is what law could/would have prevented this
> horrible massacre?

A No More Muslims Law. Vote Trump !

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Re: Orlando Shooting - What Law Would Have Prevented This Massacre?
Posted by: e4j6v ()
Date: June 12, 2016 11:55AM

a ban on assault rifles would help. He outgunned the cop/cops from the start. The killing was easy after that. Hunting rifles and 6 round mags should be the limit. melt everything else like the Aussies did. It will work.

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Re: Orlando Shooting - What Law Would Have Prevented This Massacre?
Posted by: tell us ()
Date: June 12, 2016 11:55AM

Clearly the Ten Commandments didn't. Nor did the open carry law.

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Re: Orlando Shooting - What Law Would Have Prevented This Massacre?
Posted by: one idea ()
Date: June 12, 2016 12:01PM

More intense investigation of suspected Muztards and less political correctness. There are reports the killer was on watch lists and.had been under some surviellance.

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Re: Orlando Shooting - What Law Would Have Prevented This Massacre?
Posted by: Fox News ()
Date: June 12, 2016 12:03PM

An anti-ISIS law

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Re: Orlando Shooting - What Law Would Have Prevented This Massacre?
Posted by: Or What ()
Date: June 12, 2016 12:04PM

This thought is way out in left field.

What if the shooter was gay, and could not deal with his desires, and decided to shoot up the club?

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Re: Orlando Shooting - What Law Would Have Prevented This Massacre?
Posted by: Is Anyone Really Shocked? ()
Date: June 12, 2016 12:12PM

Lib heads are spinning over this one!
Attachments:
liberaltrainwreck.jpg

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Re: Orlando Shooting - What Law Would Have Prevented This Massacre?
Posted by: More Details Please ()
Date: June 12, 2016 12:13PM

e4j6v Wrote:
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> a ban on assault rifles would help. He outgunned
> the cop/cops from the start. The killing was easy
> after that. Hunting rifles and 6 round mags
> should be the limit. melt everything else like
> the Aussies did. It will work.

Did he have an actual assault rifle? Full auto capability? Or was it just what libs see as a scary black gun?

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Re: Orlando Shooting - What Law Would Have Prevented This Massacre?
Posted by: That worked well... ()
Date: June 12, 2016 12:28PM

e4j6v Wrote:
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> a ban on assault rifles would help. He outgunned
> the cop/cops from the start. The killing was easy
> after that. Hunting rifles and 6 round mags
> should be the limit. melt everything else like
> the Aussies did. It will work.


Yeah, just like in Paris...

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Re: Orlando Shooting - What Law Would Have Prevented This Massacre?
Posted by: if only ()
Date: June 12, 2016 12:47PM

If Obama had been there he would have talked and reasoned with the assailant. He would have sat down, had a beer with him and enlightened him about alternative lifestyles. They would have hugged. The subject would have handed over his guns/ammo and this whole thing would have been prevented.

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Re: Orlando Shooting - What Law Would Have Prevented This Massacre?
Posted by: From Off Topic To Here ()
Date: June 12, 2016 12:50PM

4 More Years of the Same old Liberal Democrat P.C Bullshit..or Real Change.

This is a tragedy.What happened in Orlando. Hundreds thousands will be affected. Those who died are gone, and The wounded and those that saw this , the police and firefighters who responded, the families and friends of those affected will hurt for life in many cases.

This was a hate crime and a Terrorist Attack, the cause RADICAL ISLAM

We know that the great majority of Muslim people in America 99 % at least are loving people, They came to America to escape the violence that's occurring in their countries, They want to live and raise their children like all people the world over do.. In Peace..

Now The World awaits Obama and Hillary and all the other Democrat Shills, to hear their carefully constructed statements, each and every word analyzed to insure that it fits and is Completely P.C. in every way.

Ever Word of the Same Old Shit.. Gun Controls.. And Not a word on Radical ISLAM. Not a word at closing the border where Illegals and Now Others pour thur each day in hopes of More and More Democrat Voters..

Europe is a Armed fortress, Police in airports and other places toting sub machine guns.. While they have such Strict Gun Controls that a law abiding citizen cant smell a gun.. But Black Markets exist all over the world. And that's where the Bataclan Killers got their weapons.

Every day in the USA 50 blacks kill themselves as they duel for control of DRUGS. An Illegal Product brought in by the Black Market.. they cant keep out of America.

And in California a Appeals Court rules No Legal Right to a concealed firearm.. More stupidity..MOre abuse of the Bill Of rights, Like Gun Free Zones.. that are False Hope zones where Killers have the upper hand.

In Florida, law abiding private citizens may obtain CCW permits. Laws do restrict guns in places where alcohol is served.. In a restaurant that sells food and drinks a person with a CCW who does not consume alcohol is no Danger to anyone.. In a club where all kinds of people are doped up or drunk that's a different story.. Unless the person carrying is sober and sadly no one there could stop the killer. And Hopefully this will change as law abiding sober people realize that P.C. Liberal Democrats laws are not working to keep anyone safe.

DAJAX
------------------------------------------------------------------------
And that's all The Real Truth!

DAJAX

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Re: Orlando Shooting - What Law Would Have Prevented This Massacre?
Posted by: Rifle Instructor ()
Date: June 12, 2016 12:51PM

It was not an assault rifle. It was an AR-15 semi-automatic rifle and did not have full auto capablity.

The shit head liberals who want to take away the second amendment should at least ry and figure out what they are talking about. An AR-15 looks menacing and causus the humidity in Hillary Clinton's panties to rise considerably, but they are not assault weapons.

An experienced shooter with a .22 could have done as much damage in almost the same amount of time, even with a much smaller magazine.

Take away 2nd Amendment rights? Maybe the next president will decide the 1st Amendment is "too dangerous" and that goes. How about the 4th Amendment which has been stretched and contorted to allow abortion rights. Go ahead - take away 2nd Amendment rights. You're just writing the blue print for taking away everything else.

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Re: Orlando Shooting - What Law Would Have Prevented This Massacre?
Posted by: This Is Not Good For Hillary ()
Date: June 12, 2016 01:00PM

As People realize that it will be another 4 years of the SAME OLD SHIT alright.

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Re: Orlando Shooting - What Law Would Have Prevented This Massacre?
Posted by: The Truth! ()
Date: June 12, 2016 01:06PM

From Off Topic To Here Wrote:
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> 4 More Years of the Same old Liberal Democrat P.C
> Bullshit..or Real Change.
>
> This is a tragedy.What happened in Orlando.
> Hundreds thousands will be affected. Those who
> died are gone, and The wounded and those that saw
> this , the police and firefighters who responded,
> the families and friends of those affected will
> hurt for life in many cases.
>
> This was a hate crime and a Terrorist Attack, the
> cause RADICAL ISLAM
>
> We know that the great majority of Muslim people
> in America 99 % at least are loving people, They
> came to America to escape the violence that's
> occurring in their countries, They want to live
> and raise their children like all people the world
> over do.. In Peace..
>
> Now The World awaits Obama and Hillary and all
> the other Democrat Shills, to hear their carefully
> constructed statements, each and every word
> analyzed to insure that it fits and is Completely
> P.C. in every way.
>
> Ever Word of the Same Old Shit.. Gun Controls..
> And Not a word on Radical ISLAM. Not a word at
> closing the border where Illegals and Now Others
> pour thur each day in hopes of More and More
> Democrat Voters..
>
> Europe is a Armed fortress, Police in airports
> and other places toting sub machine guns.. While
> they have such Strict Gun Controls that a law
> abiding citizen cant smell a gun.. But Black
> Markets exist all over the world. And that's where
> the Bataclan Killers got their weapons.
>
> Every day in the USA 50 blacks kill themselves as
> they duel for control of DRUGS. An Illegal Product
> brought in by the Black Market.. they cant keep
> out of America.
>
> And in California a Appeals Court rules No Legal
> Right to a concealed firearm.. More
> stupidity..MOre abuse of the Bill Of rights, Like
> Gun Free Zones.. that are False Hope zones where
> Killers have the upper hand.
>
> In Florida, law abiding private citizens may
> obtain CCW permits. Laws do restrict guns in
> places where alcohol is served.. In a restaurant
> that sells food and drinks a person with a CCW who
> does not consume alcohol is no Danger to anyone..
> In a club where all kinds of people are doped up
> or drunk that's a different story.. Unless the
> person carrying is sober and sadly no one there
> could stop the killer. And Hopefully this will
> change as law abiding sober people realize that
> P.C. Liberal Democrats laws are not working to
> keep anyone safe.
>
> DAJAX
> --------------------------------------------------
> ----------------------
> And that's all The Real Truth!
>
> DAJAX

+100 Well said.

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Re: Orlando Shooting - What Law Would Have Prevented This Massacre?
Posted by: splindiggydah ()
Date: June 12, 2016 01:12PM

Guns are obviously a problem, but let's not turn this into a debate about firearms. This was a terror attack, this was motivated by a virulent hateful ideology. That's the root cause, not AR15s.

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Re: Orlando Shooting - What Law Would Have Prevented This Massacre?
Posted by: More of the same. ()
Date: June 12, 2016 01:25PM

The attack occurred in a gun-free zone. We need "double gun free" zones. And if that does not work, triple gun free zones. At some point the killers will respect the gun free zone!

We need to stop people from getting guns because if they don't have guns they won't use bombs, machetes, trucks, or anything else that could help them achieve their ends. Everyone knows that it's only guns that are dangerous.

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Re: Orlando Shooting - What Law Would Have Prevented This Massacre?
Posted by: At Least LIBS KNOW! ()
Date: June 12, 2016 01:27PM

WHERE HE GOT THE GUNS FROM!...

DAJAX
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WhereHeGotUM.jpg

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Re: Orlando Shooting - What Law Would Have Prevented This Massacre?
Posted by: 93 Octane ()
Date: June 12, 2016 01:37PM

splindiggydah Wrote:
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> Guns are obviously a problem, but let's not turn
> this into a debate about firearms. This was a
> terror attack, this was motivated by a virulent
> hateful ideology. That's the root cause, not
> AR15s.


Read about the Happy Land Social Club in the Bronx.

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Re: Orlando Shooting - What Law Would Have Prevented This Massacre?
Posted by: Obvious Facts ()
Date: June 12, 2016 01:44PM

The shooter is a registered Democrat in Florida. Obviously, we need to keep guns from Democrats.

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Re: Orlando Shooting - What Law Would Have Prevented This Massacre?
Posted by: Herbert Kornfeld ()
Date: June 12, 2016 01:48PM

Wait for the call for MORE LAWS. The anti-gun laws in Chicago have worked really well. Sanders is already out saying automatic weapons should have been banned years ago - which is just as idiotic as some of the posters here that also don't realize that weapon was not fully automatic.

The other thing the libs will do is double down on the ass kissing of the muzzies. Hillary's public thoery about all this is that because a Republican or two has said mean things that the muzzies murder us. In her view, we are simply not kissing enough muzzi ass.

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Re: Orlando Shooting - What Law Would Have Prevented This Massacre?
Date: June 12, 2016 01:50PM

> Now The World awaits Obama and Hillary and all
> the other Democrat Shills, to hear their carefully
> constructed statements, each and every word
> analyzed to insure that it fits and is Completely
> P.C. in every way.

------------------------------

He got the Word already^^ From FXU..

His Speech is Delayed..because His Speech Freaks are sitting in puddles of sweat. Rewriting over and over what hes gojng to tell the people from the Tele Prompter. And that putter is waiting...too.

DAJAX

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Re: Orlando Shooting - What Law Would Have Prevented This Massacre?
Posted by: common sense laws now ()
Date: June 12, 2016 01:57PM

More Details Please Wrote:
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> e4j6v Wrote:
> --------------------------------------------------
> -----
> > a ban on assault rifles would help. He
> outgunned
> > the cop/cops from the start. The killing was
> easy
> > after that. Hunting rifles and 6 round mags
> > should be the limit. melt everything else like
> > the Aussies did. It will work.
>
> Did he have an actual assault rifle? Full auto
> capability? Or was it just what libs see as a
> scary black gun?

Did he have 6 round mags?

I doubt it, probably had an AR with all sorts of tactical stuff and multiple 30+ round mags.


A .22 with a smaller mag with not have done 1/4 the killing

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Re: Orlando Shooting - What Law Would Have Prevented This Massacre?
Posted by: Oh please! ()
Date: June 12, 2016 02:40PM

@common sense laws now:


The problem isn't the weapon, it's ISIL. Gun control won't stop ISIL, and we have empirical evidence proving such. It's called Paris. Paris has strict gun control, and still ISIL was able to strike.

Moreover, because the Orlando club was a "gun free zone", all the victims were helpless to stop the slaughter. Just like in Paris.

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Re: Orlando Shooting - What Law Would Have Prevented This Massacre?
Posted by: FrankR. ()
Date: June 12, 2016 02:44PM

Fuck Islam.

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Re: Orlando Shooting - What Law Would Have Prevented This Massacre?
Posted by: j6UtM ()
Date: June 12, 2016 03:41PM

Oh please! Wrote:
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> @common sense laws now:
>
>
> The problem isn't the weapon, it's ISIL. Gun
> control won't stop ISIL, and we have empirical
> evidence proving such. It's called Paris. Paris
> has strict gun control, and still ISIL was able to
> strike.
>
> Moreover, because the Orlando club was a "gun free
> zone", all the victims were helpless to stop the
> slaughter. Just like in Paris.

Gun control won't stop niggers either. But that's cool, becuase niggers just kill niggers and nobody (even democrats) cares about dead niggers. But now a muzzie has killed 50 fags. The liberals brains just exploded.

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Re: Orlando Shooting - What Law Would Have Prevented This Massacre?
Posted by: Captian obvious ()
Date: June 12, 2016 04:05PM

Omar is a registered Democrat :'''''D

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Re: Orlando Shooting - What Law Would Have Prevented This Massacre?
Posted by: common sense laws ()
Date: June 12, 2016 04:17PM

Oh please! Wrote:
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> @common sense laws now:
>
>
> The problem isn't the weapon, it's ISIL. Gun
> control won't stop ISIL, and we have empirical
> evidence proving such. It's called Paris. Paris
> has strict gun control, and still ISIL was able to
> strike.
>
> Moreover, because the Orlando club was a "gun free
> zone", all the victims were helpless to stop the
> slaughter. Just like in Paris.


homocides_g8_countries_640x360_wmain.jpg

Anders Breivik killed a lot of people in Norway, I guess Norways gun laws are worthless too.


1035x1479-GUN-CONTROL_v1.png

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Re: Orlando Shooting - What Law Would Have Prevented This Massacre?
Posted by: Cum on sense ()
Date: June 12, 2016 04:48PM

I know, let's bring in more Muslims!
Cause there's no increase in crime when that happens... right, Germany?

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Re: Orlando Shooting - What Law Would Have Prevented This Massacre?
Posted by: Not again. ()
Date: June 12, 2016 05:12PM

@common sense laws, are you arguing that "common sense gun laws" would have stopped this tragedy (which is demonstrably false, given Paris), or are you arguing that 90 million law abiding gun owners should be punished because our fatally flawed immigration policy lets lunatics into this nation?

Your facts are cherry picked. Look at the CDC numbers more; guns are far from the leading cause of death. I suppose cherry-picking facts is what someone does when they are pushing a failed policy?

Finally, are you at all familiar with the concept of substitution? If ISIL wants to kill someone and doesn't have a gun, they will use something else. Your proposed solution won't solve today's problem.

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Re: Orlando Shooting - What Law Would Have Prevented This Massacre?
Posted by: LYVGn ()
Date: June 12, 2016 05:32PM

>
> A .22 with a smaller mag with not have done 1/4
> the killing

You have no idea what you are talking about.

For the table above regarding gun deaths/terror deaths....pull out the ones committed in cities/states (Chicago/Baltimore/DC) with "tough" gun laws and repost the table. I bet it looks a LOT different.

It's a tragedy. The FBI had him. How many people do you know that have been interviewed not once, but TWICE by the FBI? He was a bad guy and they botched it.

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Re: Orlando Shooting - What Law Would Have Prevented This Massacre?
Posted by: Sgt. Friday ()
Date: June 12, 2016 06:15PM

LYVGn Wrote:

> It's a tragedy. The FBI had him. How many people
> do you know that have been interviewed not once,
> but TWICE by the FBI? He was a bad guy and they
> botched it.


We Americans have Civil Rights, and the FBI along with all other law enforcement agencies are compelled to NOT violate those rights.

The club in Orlando was a "Soft Target", and this is exactly what ISIS try to exploit. The club is in a "Gun Free Zone" so there was little chance the shooter would be stopped until he/she had shot many people.

The FBI didn't "Botch It", they observed the shooters Civil Rights, and had he survived,he would still be protected by his rights - Including Miranda.

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Re: Orlando Shooting - What Law Would Have Prevented This Massacre?
Posted by: just saying ()
Date: June 12, 2016 06:18PM

Don't blame the FBI. They do what they are allowed to do. They only investigate. Department of justice prosecutes. prosecutes. It would appear that theFBI did their part. Justice department was probably too busy justifying Hilary's email breaches. After all, if enough people commit a crime, it's no longer a crime.

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Re: Orlando Shooting - What Law Would Have Prevented This Massacre?
Posted by: Gerrymandererez ()
Date: June 12, 2016 06:23PM

Sgt. Friday Wrote:
------------------------------------------------------->
>
> We Americans have Civil Rights, and the FBI along
> with all other law enforcement agencies are
> compelled to NOT violate those rights.
>
> The club in Orlando was a "Soft Target", and this
> is exactly what ISIS try to exploit. The club is
> in a "Gun Free Zone" so there was little chance
> the shooter would be stopped until he/she had shot
> many people.
>
> The FBI didn't "Botch It", they observed the
> shooters Civil Rights, and had he survived,he
> would still be protected by his rights - Including
> Miranda.


Why did the guy even waste his time with firearms? Didn't he have a loaded vest on too? He could have activated that early on and sadly, the death count would have been much, much higher. #BanC4

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Re: Orlando Shooting - What Law Would Have Prevented This Massacre?
Posted by: They Sure Did ()
Date: June 12, 2016 06:37PM

>It's a tragedy. The FBI had him. How many people do you know that have been interviewed not once, but TWICE by the FBI? He was a bad guy and they botched it.

Democrats don't like hearing this..its Not P.C... Conservatives don't like hearing how the FBI has Hillary too, and there not doing anything with her either..

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Re: Orlando Shooting - What Law Would Have Prevented This Massacre?
Posted by: oy vey! ()
Date: June 12, 2016 09:24PM

common sense laws Wrote:
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> Oh please! Wrote:
> --------------------------------------------------
> -----
> > @common sense laws now:
> >
> >
> > The problem isn't the weapon, it's ISIL. Gun
> > control won't stop ISIL, and we have empirical
> > evidence proving such. It's called Paris. Paris
> > has strict gun control, and still ISIL was able
> to
> > strike.
> >
> > Moreover, because the Orlando club was a "gun
> free
> > zone", all the victims were helpless to stop
> the
> > slaughter. Just like in Paris.
>
>
> src="http://a.abcnews.com/images/International/hom
> ocides_g8_countries_640x360_wmain.jpg"/>
>
> Anders Breivik killed a lot of people in Norway, I
> guess Norways gun laws are worthless too.
>
>
> src="http://assets.rollingstone.com/assets/2015/me
> dia/211580/_original/1443814307/1035x1479-GUN-CONT
> ROL_v1.png"/>

Interesting graph stating that there is no data for Russia. A quick Google search shows that Russia has a rate of 9.5 in 2013. Not really an honest look at the real numbers. Don't let facts get in the way.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_countries_by_intentional_homicide_rate

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Re: Orlando Shooting - What Law Would Have Prevented This Massacre?
Posted by: Here They Go ()
Date: June 12, 2016 09:32PM

The idiocy of liberals has no bounds. They are bringing the islamist plague here, and as we all know, will be the first victims of their beloved terrorists. Fuck liberals!

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Re: Orlando Shooting - What Law Would Have Prevented This Massacre?
Posted by: Wojo ()
Date: June 12, 2016 09:52PM

Sgt. Friday Wrote:
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> We Americans have Civil Rights, and the FBI along
> with all other law enforcement agencies are
> compelled to NOT violate those rights.


We sure do. Funny, seems like Feds/LE in general spend a lot of time trying to circumvent "my" Civil Rights (i.e., law abiding citizen), meanwhile some fucking cocksucker they have had in custody TWICE for interviews because of his association with known terrorists and workplace threats goes out, buys a pistol/rifle and week later shoots up a disco. They need to worry less about me, and more about that guy.

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Re: Orlando Shooting - What Law Would Have Prevented This Massacre?
Posted by: Ban assault weapons ()
Date: June 12, 2016 10:18PM

Ban assault weapons. Period. The Constitution was meant for people to bare the right to a gun. Not an assault weapon. A pistol will not result in a massacre. It is ridiculous that we allow anyone to purchase machine guns. Especially those who have been interviewed by the FBI 3 times.

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Re: Orlando Shooting - What Law Would Have Prevented This Massacre?
Posted by: Ahemmmm ()
Date: June 12, 2016 10:44PM

Ban assault weapons Wrote:
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> Ban assault weapons. Period. The Constitution was
> meant for people to bare the right to a gun. Not
> an assault weapon. A pistol will not result in a
> massacre. It is ridiculous that we allow anyone
> to purchase machine guns. Especially those who
> have been interviewed by the FBI 3 times.

Seung-Hui Cho would like a word with you. I bet he's pissed that his high score got topped.

With that being said, I bought another Glock 19 today & two 33-round magazines so I can dual-wield the muzzies off of me now.

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Re: Orlando Shooting - What Law Would Have Prevented This Massacre?
Posted by: U9JJM ()
Date: June 12, 2016 10:48PM

e4j6v Wrote:
-------------------------------------------------------
> a ban on assault rifles would help. He outgunned
> the cop/cops from the start. The killing was easy
> after that. Hunting rifles and 6 round mags
> should be the limit. melt everything else like
> the Aussies did. It will work.

+1

Ban assault rifles. Nobody hunts with assault rifles.

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Re: Orlando Shooting - What Law Would Have Prevented This Massacre?
Posted by: Yes They Do Hut With AR-15's ()
Date: June 12, 2016 11:03PM

But..Your Stupid.. the 2nd has nothing to do with hunting. The founders allowed the People to own Cannon.. the Most Powerfull weapons of War that existed on the Planet in their day..You want to remove the 2nd.. go For it..Amend the Constitution..

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Re: Orlando Shooting - What Law Would Have Prevented This Massacre?
Posted by: Another Dope ! Cannon Stupid ()
Date: June 12, 2016 11:07PM

>Ban assault weapons. Period. The Constitution was
> meant for people to bare the right to a gun. Not
> an assault weapon.

Read about Cannon above and then STFU as you don't know Jack Shit about the subject..Parrot..

DAJAX

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Re: Orlando Shooting - What Law Would Have Prevented This Massacre?
Posted by: limit mag capacity ()
Date: June 12, 2016 11:11PM

Ahemmmm Wrote:
-------------------------------------------------------
> Ban assault weapons Wrote:
> --------------------------------------------------
> -----
> > Ban assault weapons. Period. The Constitution
> was
> > meant for people to bare the right to a gun.
> Not
> > an assault weapon. A pistol will not result in
> a
> > massacre. It is ridiculous that we allow
> anyone
> > to purchase machine guns. Especially those who
> > have been interviewed by the FBI 3 times.
>
> Seung-Hui Cho would like a word with you. I bet
> he's pissed that his high score got topped.
>
> With that being said, I bought another Glock 19
> today & two 33-round magazines so I can dual-wield
> the muzzies off of me now.


No one should need more than a 9 round mag, ban anything larger.

Only a paranoid freak would need a 33 round mag for their hand gun.

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Re: Orlando Shooting - What Law Would Have Prevented This Massacre?
Posted by: hJVdP ()
Date: June 12, 2016 11:14PM

Ban assault weapons Wrote:
-------------------------------------------------------
> Ban assault weapons. Period. The Constitution was
> meant for people to bare the right to a gun. Not
> an assault weapon. A pistol will not result in a
> massacre. It is ridiculous that we allow anyone
> to purchase machine guns. Especially those who
> have been interviewed by the FBI 3 times.


Handguns kill far, far more, they shoot just as fast and have the same capacity, are easier to conceal, and are responsible for more mass shootings. "Assault weapons" aren't really assault weapons nor are they machine guns nor do they have any real advantage over a handgun at closer range where such events happen.

And, yes, actually it was. We just finished breaking away from a tyrannical government. They didn't want another.

And it's bear arms not "bare."

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Re: Orlando Shooting - What Law Would Have Prevented This Massacre?
Posted by: jckas ()
Date: June 12, 2016 11:17PM

Maybe a law that liberals shouldn't allow their own beloved gay people to be sitting ducks. Islam is here and out to get them. They should have been armed. Had this happened in a hip-hop or redneck bar, the dead would be 5 at the most.50 dead victims of their own rhetoric. They only had the defense of their cellphones to call 911, how many got shot waiting for the police to come?

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Re: Orlando Shooting - What Law Would Have Prevented This Massacre?
Posted by: UxdhP ()
Date: June 12, 2016 11:18PM

limit mag capacity Wrote:
-------------------------------------------------------
> Ahemmmm Wrote:
> --------------------------------------------------
> -----
> > Ban assault weapons Wrote:
> >
> --------------------------------------------------
>
> > -----
> > > Ban assault weapons. Period. The Constitution
> > was
> > > meant for people to bare the right to a gun.
> > Not
> > > an assault weapon. A pistol will not result
> in
> > a
> > > massacre. It is ridiculous that we allow
> > anyone
> > > to purchase machine guns. Especially those
> who
> > > have been interviewed by the FBI 3 times.
> >
> > Seung-Hui Cho would like a word with you. I
> bet
> > he's pissed that his high score got topped.
> >
> > With that being said, I bought another Glock 19
> > today & two 33-round magazines so I can
> dual-wield
> > the muzzies off of me now.
>
>
> No one should need more than a 9 round mag, ban
> anything larger.
>
> Only a paranoid freak would need a 33 round mag
> for their hand gun.


You know that you can buy more than one right?

And actually that's the more reliable way to go in a tactical/assault situation. With a single 30-round magazine, one jam or other malfunction and all of your ammo is done. You're much better off with 3. You just drop and swap it in < 2 seconds and keep rolling.

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Re: Orlando Shooting - What Law Would Have Prevented This Massacre?
Posted by: Ahemmmm ()
Date: June 12, 2016 11:18PM

limit mag capacity Wrote:
---------------------------------------------------
> Ahemmmm Wrote:
> -------------------------------------------------
> > Ban assault weapons Wrote:
> >------------------------------------------------
> > > Ban assault weapons. Period. The Constitution was
> > > meant for people to bare the right to a gun. Not
> > > an assault weapon. A pistol will not result in a
> > > massacre. It is ridiculous that we allow anyone
> > > to purchase machine guns. Especially those who
> > > have been interviewed by the FBI 3 times.
> >
> > Seung-Hui Cho would like a word with you. I bet
> > he's pissed that his high score got topped.
> >
> > With that being said, I bought another Glock 19
> > today & two 33-round magazines so I can dual-wield
> > the muzzies off of me now.
>
>
> No one should need more than a 9 round mag, ban
> anything larger.
>
> Only a paranoid freak would need a 33 round mag
> for their hand gun.

There are likely BILLIONS of high capacity magazines in closets, nightstands, garages, and gun safes all over this country. Whatcha gonna do about it?

Only a libcucked faggot would be concerned with how another man spends his money. My advice for you? Avoid rooftops.

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Re: Orlando Shooting - What Law Would Have Prevented This Massacre?
Posted by: shoot off ()
Date: June 12, 2016 11:18PM

hJVdP Wrote:
-------------------------------------------------------
> Ban assault weapons Wrote:
> --------------------------------------------------
> -----
> > Ban assault weapons. Period. The Constitution
> was
> > meant for people to bare the right to a gun.
> Not
> > an assault weapon. A pistol will not result in
> a
> > massacre. It is ridiculous that we allow
> anyone
> > to purchase machine guns. Especially those who
> > have been interviewed by the FBI 3 times.
>
>
> Handguns kill far, far more, they shoot just as
> fast and have the same capacity, are easier to
> conceal, and are responsible for more mass
> shootings. "Assault weapons" aren't really
> assault weapons nor are they machine guns nor do
> they have any real advantage over a handgun at
> closer range where such events happen.
>
> And, yes, actually it was. We just finished
> breaking away from a tyrannical government. They
> didn't want another.
>
> And it's bear arms not "bare."


When you're shooting at cops 50 - 100+ yards out, and have a .223 round leaving a longer AR barrel, it will be much more effective than a 9mm coming out of a small handgun

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Re: Orlando Shooting - What Law Would Have Prevented This Massacre?
Posted by: LOL A Parrots Gun Knowledge ()
Date: June 12, 2016 11:19PM

>It is ridiculous that we allow anyone to purchase machine guns

"Machine Guns" you would not know a machine gun from a pistol made out of Soap.or wood Parrot.. Just Ask The Ghost of John Dillinger..about the Crown Point Jail..

FYI Gun Grabbing Creeps..and parrots.. Virginia has the most legally registered Machine Guns the real thing in the USA . Their called Class 3 firearms and have been regulated by the Federal Govt since 1934 and the only ones ever used in a crime?? Stolen from police who had them in their personal collection. They can not be carried around with ammo in them in Va. Only empty.The ammo must be kept separate..if they going to a range to shoot them.. No Hunting either ..allowed..with Full Auto Firearms..Class 3 .. Got It..

Your Ignorance would be Hillery..s.. If it was not for the fact your talking about a Right of the People as spelled out in the Bill Of Rights.. Ever Studied that Parrot??

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Re: Orlando Shooting - What Law Would Have Prevented This Massacre?
Posted by: limit mag capacity ()
Date: June 12, 2016 11:21PM

Ahemmmm Wrote:
-------------------------------------------------------
> limit mag capacity Wrote:
> --------------------------------------------------
> -
> > Ahemmmm Wrote:
> >
> -------------------------------------------------
> > > Ban assault weapons Wrote:
> >
> >------------------------------------------------
> > > > Ban assault weapons. Period. The
> Constitution was
> > > > meant for people to bare the right to a gun.
> Not
> > > > an assault weapon. A pistol will not result
> in a
> > > > massacre. It is ridiculous that we allow
> anyone
> > > > to purchase machine guns. Especially those
> who
> > > > have been interviewed by the FBI 3 times.
> > >
> > > Seung-Hui Cho would like a word with you. I
> bet
> > > he's pissed that his high score got topped.
> > >
> > > With that being said, I bought another Glock
> 19
> > > today & two 33-round magazines so I can
> dual-wield
> > > the muzzies off of me now.
> >
> >
> > No one should need more than a 9 round mag, ban
> > anything larger.
> >
> > Only a paranoid freak would need a 33 round mag
> > for their hand gun.
>
> There are likely BILLIONS of high capacity
> magazines in closets, nightstands, garages, and
> gun safes all over this country. Whatcha gonna do
> about it?
>
> Only a libcucked faggot would be concerned with
> how another man spends his money. My advice for
> you? Avoid rooftops.

Ban the sales of new ones and make the sales of used ones illegal. Better to start late then never.

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Re: Orlando Shooting - What Law Would Have Prevented This Massacre?
Posted by: What the fuck? ()
Date: June 12, 2016 11:24PM

19 ragheads brought down the Twin Towers with box cutters and airplanes. Boston got bombed with a goddamn pressure cooker. And you think guns are the problem? What the fuck is wrong with you?

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Re: Orlando Shooting - What Law Would Have Prevented This Massacre?
Posted by: t3tLF ()
Date: June 12, 2016 11:28PM

shoot off Wrote:
-------------------------------------------------------
> hJVdP Wrote:
> --------------------------------------------------
> -----
> > Ban assault weapons Wrote:
> >
> --------------------------------------------------
>
> > -----
> > > Ban assault weapons. Period. The Constitution
> > was
> > > meant for people to bare the right to a gun.
> > Not
> > > an assault weapon. A pistol will not result
> in
> > a
> > > massacre. It is ridiculous that we allow
> > anyone
> > > to purchase machine guns. Especially those
> who
> > > have been interviewed by the FBI 3 times.
> >
> >
> > Handguns kill far, far more, they shoot just as
> > fast and have the same capacity, are easier to
> > conceal, and are responsible for more mass
> > shootings. "Assault weapons" aren't really
> > assault weapons nor are they machine guns nor
> do
> > they have any real advantage over a handgun at
> > closer range where such events happen.
> >
> > And, yes, actually it was. We just finished
> > breaking away from a tyrannical government.
> They
> > didn't want another.
> >
> > And it's bear arms not "bare."
>
>
> When you're shooting at cops 50 - 100+ yards out,
> and have a .223 round leaving a longer AR barrel,
> it will be much more effective than a 9mm coming
> out of a small handgun


I guess you missed that "at closer range where such events happen" part huh?

When was the last time that someone got into a "mass shoot-out" with cops?

Never. That's not where or what happens in these cases.

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Re: Orlando Shooting - What Law Would Have Prevented This Massacre?
Posted by: Hillary's last ban ()
Date: June 12, 2016 11:29PM

limit mag capacity Wrote:
-------------------------------------------------------
> Ahemmmm Wrote:
> --------------------------------------------------
> -----
> > limit mag capacity Wrote:
> >
> --------------------------------------------------
>
> > -
> > > Ahemmmm Wrote:
> > >
> >
> -------------------------------------------------
> > > > Ban assault weapons Wrote:
> > >
> >
> >------------------------------------------------
> > > > > Ban assault weapons. Period. The
> > Constitution was
> > > > > meant for people to bare the right to a
> gun.
> > Not
> > > > > an assault weapon. A pistol will not
> result
> > in a
> > > > > massacre. It is ridiculous that we allow
> > anyone
> > > > > to purchase machine guns. Especially
> those
> > who
> > > > > have been interviewed by the FBI 3 times.
> > > >
> > > > Seung-Hui Cho would like a word with you.
> I
> > bet
> > > > he's pissed that his high score got topped.
> > > >
> > > > With that being said, I bought another
> Glock
> > 19
> > > > today & two 33-round magazines so I can
> > dual-wield
> > > > the muzzies off of me now.
> > >
> > >
> > > No one should need more than a 9 round mag,
> ban
> > > anything larger.
> > >
> > > Only a paranoid freak would need a 33 round
> mag
> > > for their hand gun.
> >
> > There are likely BILLIONS of high capacity
> > magazines in closets, nightstands, garages, and
> > gun safes all over this country. Whatcha gonna
> do
> > about it?
> >
> > Only a libcucked faggot would be concerned with
> > how another man spends his money. My advice
> for
> > you? Avoid rooftops.
>
> Ban the sales of new ones and make the sales of
> used ones illegal. Better to start late then
> never.


We already did that once. It did nothing.

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Re: Orlando Shooting - What Law Would Have Prevented This Massacre?
Posted by: Guns all over Fairfax ()
Date: June 12, 2016 11:44PM

Just wait until 3-D printing advances far enough to where people can create whatever firearm, magazine, or attachment they can dream up. What a time to be alive!

I'm so thankful that my roughneck grandpa encouraged me to catch the bug early by kneeling behind me and helping me hold a six-shooter while I used three fingers to pull the trigger to blast away at a stump when I was a kindergartener. I'm sorry your family didn't love you enough to do the same for you.

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Re: Orlando Shooting - What Law Would Have Prevented This Massacre?
Posted by: Hhhhhilllllaryyyy ()
Date: June 12, 2016 11:51PM

My god this site is full of redneck assholes. I grew up in the country where ignorance was all around me but NEVER have I seen such ignorance or racism as I do on this site. It is a fucking shame and I can only assume the majority of you low life's commenting are men who are extremely lonely in life and consider this site to be your "friend" . You either don't have a wife or your wife fucking hates you. Or as most women she is oblivious to the actual asshole she has married. Guaranteed if she caught you writing what you do, you'd be off this site in two seconds.... Let's be real you all are a bunch of pussys who most likely don't even own a gun bc your wife won't allow it.

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Re: Orlando Shooting - What Law Would Have Prevented This Massacre?
Posted by: Count Al Gore D Vol ()
Date: June 13, 2016 12:03AM

Arrg!!
Attachments:
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Re: Orlando Shooting - What Law Would Have Prevented This Massacre?
Posted by: yea it happens ()
Date: June 13, 2016 12:22AM

t3tLF Wrote:
-------------------------------------------------------
> shoot off Wrote:
> --------------------------------------------------
> -----
> > hJVdP Wrote:
> >
> --------------------------------------------------
>
> > -----
> > > Ban assault weapons Wrote:
> > >
> >
> --------------------------------------------------
>
> >
> > > -----
> > > > Ban assault weapons. Period. The
> Constitution
> > > was
> > > > meant for people to bare the right to a gun.
>
> > > Not
> > > > an assault weapon. A pistol will not
> result
> > in
> > > a
> > > > massacre. It is ridiculous that we allow
> > > anyone
> > > > to purchase machine guns. Especially those
> > who
> > > > have been interviewed by the FBI 3 times.
> > >
> > >
> > > Handguns kill far, far more, they shoot just
> as
> > > fast and have the same capacity, are easier
> to
> > > conceal, and are responsible for more mass
> > > shootings. "Assault weapons" aren't really
> > > assault weapons nor are they machine guns nor
> > do
> > > they have any real advantage over a handgun
> at
> > > closer range where such events happen.
> > >
> > > And, yes, actually it was. We just finished
> > > breaking away from a tyrannical government.
> > They
> > > didn't want another.
> > >
> > > And it's bear arms not "bare."
> >
> >
> > When you're shooting at cops 50 - 100+ yards
> out,
> > and have a .223 round leaving a longer AR
> barrel,
> > it will be much more effective than a 9mm
> coming
> > out of a small handgun
>
>
> I guess you missed that "at closer range where
> such events happen" part huh?
>
> When was the last time that someone got into a
> "mass shoot-out" with cops?
>
> Never. That's not where or what happens in these
> cases.


Sure the killing of the innocents is at a short range, but the cops are 50+ yards away.


police-swat-team-1024x661.jpg

I wonder why they have their rifles out...

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Re: Orlando Shooting - What Law Would Have Prevented This Massacre?
Posted by: pXk6m ()
Date: June 13, 2016 12:37AM

yea it happens Wrote:
-------------------------------------------------------
> t3tLF Wrote:
> --------------------------------------------------
> -----
> > shoot off Wrote:
> >
> --------------------------------------------------
>
> > -----
> > > hJVdP Wrote:
> > >
> >
> --------------------------------------------------
>
> >
> > > -----
> > > > Ban assault weapons Wrote:
> > > >
> > >
> >
> --------------------------------------------------
>
> >
> > >
> > > > -----
> > > > > Ban assault weapons. Period. The
> > Constitution
> > > > was
> > > > > meant for people to bare the right to a
> gun.
> >
> > > > Not
> > > > > an assault weapon. A pistol will not
> > result
> > > in
> > > > a
> > > > > massacre. It is ridiculous that we allow
> > > > anyone
> > > > > to purchase machine guns. Especially
> those
> > > who
> > > > > have been interviewed by the FBI 3 times.
> > > >
> > > >
> > > > Handguns kill far, far more, they shoot
> just
> > as
> > > > fast and have the same capacity, are easier
> > to
> > > > conceal, and are responsible for more mass
> > > > shootings. "Assault weapons" aren't really
> > > > assault weapons nor are they machine guns
> nor
> > > do
> > > > they have any real advantage over a handgun
> > at
> > > > closer range where such events happen.
> > > >
> > > > And, yes, actually it was. We just
> finished
> > > > breaking away from a tyrannical government.
>
> > > They
> > > > didn't want another.
> > > >
> > > > And it's bear arms not "bare."
> > >
> > >
> > > When you're shooting at cops 50 - 100+ yards
> > out,
> > > and have a .223 round leaving a longer AR
> > barrel,
> > > it will be much more effective than a 9mm
> > coming
> > > out of a small handgun
> >
> >
> > I guess you missed that "at closer range where
> > such events happen" part huh?
> >
> > When was the last time that someone got into a
> > "mass shoot-out" with cops?
> >
> > Never. That's not where or what happens in
> these
> > cases.
>
>
> Sure the killing of the innocents is at a short
> range, but the cops are 50+ yards away.
>
>
> src="http://www.occupy.com/sites/default/files/fie
> ld/image/police-swat-team-1024x661.jpg"/>
>
> I wonder why they have their rifles out...


Which has nothing to do with much of anything. Even the police don't stand off in these cases other than to create a perimeter. They do a tactical entry to engage the shooter(s) at closer ranges.

"Assault rifles" and magazine capacity mean squat in the scheme of things. They're just simple things for your simple mind to focus on because they real problems are too hard to actually deal with.

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Re: Orlando Shooting - What Law Would Have Prevented This Massacre?
Posted by: XDeWj ()
Date: June 13, 2016 12:39AM

pXk6m Wrote:
-------------------------------------------------------
> yea it happens Wrote:
> --------------------------------------------------
> -----
> > t3tLF Wrote:
> >
> --------------------------------------------------
>
> > -----
> > > shoot off Wrote:
> > >
> >
> --------------------------------------------------
>
> >
> > > -----
> > > > hJVdP Wrote:
> > > >
> > >
> >
> --------------------------------------------------
>
> >
> > >
> > > > -----
> > > > > Ban assault weapons Wrote:
> > > > >
> > > >
> > >
> >
> --------------------------------------------------
>
> >
> > >
> > > >
> > > > > -----
> > > > > > Ban assault weapons. Period. The
> > > Constitution
> > > > > was
> > > > > > meant for people to bare the right to a
> > gun.
> > >
> > > > > Not
> > > > > > an assault weapon. A pistol will not
> > > result
> > > > in
> > > > > a
> > > > > > massacre. It is ridiculous that we
> allow
> > > > > anyone
> > > > > > to purchase machine guns. Especially
> > those
> > > > who
> > > > > > have been interviewed by the FBI 3
> times.
> > > > >
> > > > >
> > > > > Handguns kill far, far more, they shoot
> > just
> > > as
> > > > > fast and have the same capacity, are
> easier
> > > to
> > > > > conceal, and are responsible for more
> mass
> > > > > shootings. "Assault weapons" aren't
> really
> > > > > assault weapons nor are they machine guns
> > nor
> > > > do
> > > > > they have any real advantage over a
> handgun
> > > at
> > > > > closer range where such events happen.
> > > > >
> > > > > And, yes, actually it was. We just
> > finished
> > > > > breaking away from a tyrannical
> government.
> >
> > > > They
> > > > > didn't want another.
> > > > >
> > > > > And it's bear arms not "bare."
> > > >
> > > >
> > > > When you're shooting at cops 50 - 100+
> yards
> > > out,
> > > > and have a .223 round leaving a longer AR
> > > barrel,
> > > > it will be much more effective than a 9mm
> > > coming
> > > > out of a small handgun
> > >
> > >
> > > I guess you missed that "at closer range
> where
> > > such events happen" part huh?
> > >
> > > When was the last time that someone got into
> a
> > > "mass shoot-out" with cops?
> > >
> > > Never. That's not where or what happens in
> > these
> > > cases.
> >
> >
> > Sure the killing of the innocents is at a short
> > range, but the cops are 50+ yards away.
> >
> >
> > >
> src="http://www.occupy.com/sites/default/files/fie
>
> > ld/image/police-swat-team-1024x661.jpg"/>
> >
> > I wonder why they have their rifles out...
>
>
> Which has nothing to do with much of anything.
> Even the police don't stand off in these cases
> other than to create a perimeter. They do a
> tactical entry to engage the shooter(s) at closer
> ranges.
>
> "Assault rifles" and magazine capacity mean squat
> in the scheme of things. They're just simple
> things for your simple mind to focus on because
> they real problems are too hard to actually deal
> with.


And the reason that they have their rifles out is that it's a training exercise, as the blue tape and blue handguns make obvious.

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Re: Orlando Shooting - What Law Would Have Prevented This Massacre?
Posted by: b6xjG ()
Date: June 13, 2016 07:06AM

High capacity firearms need to go. You get 9 rounds thats it. 30 rounds in a clip is totally overkill for anything other than, well, over-kill. You can debate the AR 15 is not a true assault rifle but it has become the weapon of choice when sick crazy people want to kill scores of others.

We do not need high capacity mags. Period. It aint gonna help you against the black helicopters anyway.

Most of all we need idiots to stop supporting the weapon industry - we have more guns than people in this country.

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Re: Orlando Shooting - What Law Would Have Prevented This Massacre?
Posted by: False Sense of Security ()
Date: June 13, 2016 07:16AM

@b6xJG, blaming an inanimate object for the hate of one muslim obviously makes you feel better. However, even if guns could be eliminated, the hate of some is so great that they will use other means to harm. Your solution only gives you a false sense of security.

ISIS will kill with or without guns.

As a sidelight, the media states that this was the worst gun violence in US history. The media is wrong. The worst was at Gettysburg in the civil war. Like Gettysburg, this is a war. We are throwing UAV's and special ops into the battle, and they are egging on deranged individuals in the US and elsewhere.

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Re: Orlando Shooting - What Law Would Have Prevented This Massacre?
Posted by: Look at the numbers ()
Date: June 13, 2016 07:35AM

Since there's more than 90% correlation between gun free zones and mass shootings, the only logical response is to do away with gun free zones.

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Re: Orlando Shooting - What Law Would Have Prevented This Massacre?
Posted by: PVwMK ()
Date: June 13, 2016 07:53AM

b6xjG Wrote:
-------------------------------------------------------
> clip

Magazine. Dipshit. If you are going to have an opinion on something, at least have the correct facts.

The guy was a known problem, and yet you still want to blame the type of gun.

There is a mental health crisis in this country, but no one will address it because people are too worried about hurting someone's feelings.

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Re: Orlando Shooting - What Law Would Have Prevented This Massacre?
Posted by: Focus on the Big Picture ()
Date: June 13, 2016 09:03AM

The entire premise of this thread is wrong. Orlando happened because we are at war. We send Predators and special ops into the mid-east, and ISIS recruits killers in the US.

Our homeland is a part of this new battleground. ISIS acts shrewdly, attacking the defenseless and watching with glee while we battle each other in response.

The well-known phrase "never let a crisis go to waste" is not applicable here. Orlando is not a political prop to be used in a partisan agenda. It is an attack on all Americans, of all political stripes.

Let's put aside the partisan agenda and focus on the enemy. Once the enemy is defeated, we'll have time to return to our regular partisan bickering.

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Re: Orlando Shooting - What Law Would Have Prevented This Massacre?
Posted by: vJVuu ()
Date: June 13, 2016 09:31AM

Focus on the Big Picture Wrote:
-------------------------------------------------------
> The entire premise of this thread is wrong.
> Orlando happened because we are at war. We send
> Predators and special ops into the mid-east, and
> ISIS recruits killers in the US.

The President cannot even bring himself to say the words Islamic/Muslim terrorist and you want him to admit we are in a war with them? Bwahahahahahaha, good luck with that one. This all starts at the top. Weak leadership at President and in the house/senate put us in this position. It may take a revolution to get us out.

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Re: Orlando Shooting - What Law Would Have Prevented This Massacre?
Posted by: Watch list = NO GUNS ()
Date: June 13, 2016 10:12AM

He was on the Terrorism Watch List but could still pass the background check to purchase the weapons legally BECAUSE the background check cannot cross check with the watch list due to federal privacy laws.

THAT is something needs to change in my not so humble and very pissed off opinion.

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Re: Orlando Shooting - What Law Would Have Prevented This Massacre?
Posted by: sdfasdf ()
Date: June 13, 2016 10:14AM

b6xjG Wrote:
-------------------------------------------------------
> High capacity firearms need to go. You get 9
> rounds thats it. 30 rounds in a clip is totally
> overkill for anything other than, well, over-kill.
> You can debate the AR 15 is not a true assault
> rifle but it has become the weapon of choice when
> sick crazy people want to kill scores of others.
>
> We do not need high capacity mags. Period. It
> aint gonna help you against the black helicopters
> anyway.
>
> Most of all we need idiots to stop supporting the
> weapon industry - we have more guns than people in
> this country.

+1

I wonder if the officer who was shot was hit by a 9mm or .223..... hmmm


helmet.jpeg?quality=70&strip=all&w=770

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Re: Orlando Shooting - What Law Would Have Prevented This Massacre?
Posted by: FrankR. ()
Date: June 13, 2016 10:24AM

Focus on the Big Picture Wrote:
-------------------------------------------------------
> The entire premise of this thread is wrong.
> Orlando happened because we are at war. We send
> Predators and special ops into the mid-east, and
> ISIS recruits killers in the US.
>
> Our homeland is a part of this new battleground.
> ISIS acts shrewdly, attacking the defenseless and
> watching with glee while we battle each other in
> response.
>
> The well-known phrase "never let a crisis go to
> waste" is not applicable here. Orlando is not a
> political prop to be used in a partisan agenda. It
> is an attack on all Americans, of all political
> stripes.
>
> Let's put aside the partisan agenda and focus on
> the enemy. Once the enemy is defeated, we'll have
> time to return to our regular partisan bickering.


Correct. We should be focusing on the enemy - democrats.

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Re: Orlando Shooting - What Law Would Have Prevented This Massacre?
Posted by: FrankR. ()
Date: June 13, 2016 10:26AM

b6xjG Wrote:
-------------------------------------------------------
> High capacity firearms need to go. You get 9
> rounds thats it. 30 rounds in a clip is totally
> overkill for anything other than, well, over-kill.
> You can debate the AR 15 is not a true assault
> rifle but it has become the weapon of choice when
> sick crazy people want to kill scores of others.
>
> We do not need high capacity mags. Period. It
> aint gonna help you against the black helicopters
> anyway.
>
> Most of all we need idiots to stop supporting the
> weapon industry - we have more guns than people in
> this country.


So have 9 round mags, and then it takes 5 seconds at most to change them out. You're argument is misguided at best. Try to focus on the real issue... weak leadership and radical Islam.

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Re: Orlando Shooting - What Law Would Have Prevented This Massacre?
Posted by: watch em! ()
Date: June 13, 2016 11:00AM

Watch list = NO GUNS Wrote:
-------------------------------------------------------
> He was on the Terrorism Watch List but could still
> pass the background check to purchase the weapons
> legally BECAUSE the background check cannot cross
> check with the watch list due to federal privacy
> laws.
>
> THAT is something needs to change in my not so
> humble and very pissed off opinion.


If a motherfucker is on a watch list, watch the motherfucker! Follow them around 24/7.

We've spent trillions of dollars and surrendered most of our constitutional rights in the name of "security". And still this shit happens. Watch the bastards!

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Re: Orlando Shooting - What Law Would Have Prevented This Massacre?
Posted by: Yankee Truth ()
Date: June 13, 2016 11:15AM

Ban assault weapons Wrote:
-------------------------------------------------------
> Ban assault weapons. Period. The Constitution was
> meant for people to bare the right to a gun. Not
> an assault weapon. A pistol will not result in a
> massacre. It is ridiculous that we allow anyone
> to purchase machine guns. Especially those who
> have been interviewed by the FBI 3 times.

The 2nd Amendment was set so the people can bear arms. The reasoning was that if the Government became tyrannical, that the people had not only the right, but the duty to overthrow the existing Government, and create a new Government.

This is a fact lost to history, and was the root cause of the U.S. Civil War. Tyranny of the Northern States, oppression of the Southern States.

The first thing any Dictator does is to remove firearms from the people. This is why the 2nd Amendment was placed so high on the list of Amendments.

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Re: Orlando Shooting - What Law Would Have Prevented This Massacre?
Posted by: VcTtk ()
Date: June 13, 2016 11:39AM

Liberals all think the Constitution and Bill of Rights are outdated. That the guys who wrote them could not possibly envision the scenario's we are dealing with today. Interestingly, they were on the right side of basically 100% of the issues we are dealing with today. From guns, to free speech.....100% correct. Read the words, they are very clear. They knew what was coming because they had seen it before in Europe and were trying their best to avoid it here.

Liberals act as though the 1st Amendment is gospel and yet want to gut the 2nd. It's just more convenient for their mission that way.

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Re: Orlando Shooting - What Law Would Have Prevented This Massacre?
Posted by: get some info ()
Date: June 13, 2016 11:42AM

Watch list = NO GUNS Wrote:
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> He was on the Terrorism Watch List but could still
> pass the background check to purchase the weapons
> legally BECAUSE the background check cannot cross
> check with the watch list due to federal privacy
> laws.
>
> THAT is something needs to change in my not so
> humble and very pissed off opinion.

It is an uninformed opinion...


1. How do you know he was on the watchlist?
2. A NICS check to purchase a firearm would reveal if the subject is on the known or suspected terrorist watchlist.

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Re: Orlando Shooting - What Law Would Have Prevented This Massacre?
Posted by: yDJeT ()
Date: June 13, 2016 12:34PM

common sense laws Wrote:
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> Oh please! Wrote:
> --------------------------------------------------
> -----
> > @common sense laws now:
> >
> >
> > The problem isn't the weapon, it's ISIL. Gun
> > control won't stop ISIL, and we have empirical
> > evidence proving such. It's called Paris. Paris
> > has strict gun control, and still ISIL was able
> to
> > strike.
> >
> > Moreover, because the Orlando club was a "gun
> free
> > zone", all the victims were helpless to stop
> the
> > slaughter. Just like in Paris.
>
>
> src="http://a.abcnews.com/images/International/hom
> ocides_g8_countries_640x360_wmain.jpg"/>
>
> Anders Breivik killed a lot of people in Norway, I
> guess Norways gun laws are worthless too.
>
>
> src="http://assets.rollingstone.com/assets/2015/me
> dia/211580/_original/1443814307/1035x1479-GUN-CONT
> ROL_v1.png"/>


you conventiently forgot democrat countries Spain and Africa

you also conveniently forgot to say how many of the supposed 314k were done by illegals who weren't supposed to be in USA and were sent by spain africa (to avoid social security of them) but also from japan china canada and others (similar reasons)

you forgot to subtract how many were done by illegal weapons obtained for the purpose of crime

you forgot to subtract marital murders - which %100 occur with or without weapons involved, which have 0 todo with weapons throughout man's known history


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Re: Orlando Shooting - What Law Would Have Prevented This Massacre?
Posted by: Legalize SAMs and TOWs ()
Date: June 13, 2016 02:34PM

Yankee Truth Wrote:
-------------------------------------------------------
> Ban assault weapons Wrote:
> --------------------------------------------------
> -----
> > Ban assault weapons. Period. The Constitution
> was
> > meant for people to bare the right to a gun.
> Not
> > an assault weapon. A pistol will not result in
> a
> > massacre. It is ridiculous that we allow
> anyone
> > to purchase machine guns. Especially those who
> > have been interviewed by the FBI 3 times.
>
> The 2nd Amendment was set so the people can bear
> arms. The reasoning was that if the Government
> became tyrannical, that the people had not only
> the right, but the duty to overthrow the existing
> Government, and create a new Government.
>
> This is a fact lost to history, and was the root
> cause of the U.S. Civil War. Tyranny of the
> Northern States, oppression of the Southern
> States.
>
> The first thing any Dictator does is to remove
> firearms from the people. This is why the 2nd
> Amendment was placed so high on the list of
> Amendments.


Fast forward to 2016, the Goverment has M1 Abrams, F22 raptors, Predator drones, etc etc. Your AR wouldn't do jack shit. You would make ISIS look like elite seals with your little toys.

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Re: Orlando Shooting - What Law Would Have Prevented This Massacre?
Posted by: Gun owning lib ()
Date: June 13, 2016 02:46PM

Yankee Truth Wrote:
-------------------------------------------------------

> The 2nd Amendment was set so the people can bear
> arms. The reasoning was that if the Government
> became tyrannical, that the people had not only
> the right, but the duty to overthrow the existing
> Government, and create a new Government.
>
> This is a fact lost to history, and was the root
> cause of the U.S. Civil War. Tyranny of the
> Northern States, oppression of the Southern
> States.
>
> The first thing any Dictator does is to remove
> firearms from the people. This is why the 2nd
> Amendment was placed so high on the list of
> Amendments.

Where does it say that in the constitution ?

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Re: Orlando Shooting - What Law Would Have Prevented This Massacre?
Posted by: Yankee Truth ()
Date: June 13, 2016 03:03PM

Gun owning lib Wrote:
-------------------------------------------------------
> Yankee Truth Wrote:
> --------------------------------------------------
> -----
>
> > The 2nd Amendment was set so the people can
> bear
> > arms. The reasoning was that if the Government
> > became tyrannical, that the people had not only
> > the right, but the duty to overthrow the
> existing
> > Government, and create a new Government.
> >
> > This is a fact lost to history, and was the
> root
> > cause of the U.S. Civil War. Tyranny of the
> > Northern States, oppression of the Southern
> > States.
> >
> > The first thing any Dictator does is to remove
> > firearms from the people. This is why the 2nd
> > Amendment was placed so high on the list of
> > Amendments.
>
> Where does it say that in the constitution ?

I am not going to break down and dissect the Constitution and the Bill of Rights for you, and spoon feed you an education.

The info is easy to find a little effort - Lazy Boy

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Re: Orlando Shooting - What Law Would Have Prevented This Massacre?
Posted by: Thought so ()
Date: June 13, 2016 04:02PM

Yankee Truth Wrote:
-------------------------------------------------------
> Gun owning lib Wrote:
> --------------------------------------------------
> -----
> > Yankee Truth Wrote:
> >
> --------------------------------------------------
>
> > -----
> >
> > > The 2nd Amendment was set so the people can
> > bear
> > > arms. The reasoning was that if the
> Government
> > > became tyrannical, that the people had not
> only
> > > the right, but the duty to overthrow the
> > existing
> > > Government, and create a new Government.
> > >
> > > This is a fact lost to history, and was the
> > root
> > > cause of the U.S. Civil War. Tyranny of the
> > > Northern States, oppression of the Southern
> > > States.
> > >
> > > The first thing any Dictator does is to
> remove
> > > firearms from the people. This is why the 2nd
> > > Amendment was placed so high on the list of
> > > Amendments.
> >
> > Where does it say that in the constitution ?
>
> I am not going to break down and dissect the
> Constitution and the Bill of Rights for you, and
> spoon feed you an education.
>
> The info is easy to find a little effort - Lazy
> Boy


So it's not really in the consatution is it?

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Re: Orlando Shooting - What Law Would Have Prevented This Massacre?
Posted by: Yankee Truth ()
Date: June 13, 2016 04:40PM

^

I made it very clear - Do your own home work. This is the problem we have today, people believe only what people tell them because they are too lazy to confirm the truth.

Don't believe a thing I have posted.

Read. Confirm. Know.

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Re: Orlando Shooting - What Law Would Have Prevented This Massacre?
Posted by: A desire to believe ()
Date: June 13, 2016 04:57PM

Yankee Truth Wrote:
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> ^
>
> I made it very clear - Do your own home work. This
> is the problem we have today, people believe only
> what people tell them because they are too lazy to
> confirm the truth.
>
> Don't believe a thing I have posted.
>
> Read. Confirm. Know.

You make a convincing argument. I'll go with it.

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Re: Orlando Shooting - What Law Would Have Prevented This Massacre?
Posted by: Ukrainian Dissident ()
Date: June 13, 2016 06:23PM

Legalize SAMs and TOWs Wrote:
-------------------------------------------------------
> Yankee Truth Wrote:
> --------------------------------------------------
> -----
> > Ban assault weapons Wrote:
> >
> --------------------------------------------------
>
> > -----
> > > Ban assault weapons. Period. The Constitution
> > was
> > > meant for people to bare the right to a gun.
> > Not
> > > an assault weapon. A pistol will not result
> in
> > a
> > > massacre. It is ridiculous that we allow
> > anyone
> > > to purchase machine guns. Especially those
> who
> > > have been interviewed by the FBI 3 times.
> >
> > The 2nd Amendment was set so the people can
> bear
> > arms. The reasoning was that if the Government
> > became tyrannical, that the people had not only
> > the right, but the duty to overthrow the
> existing
> > Government, and create a new Government.
> >
> > This is a fact lost to history, and was the
> root
> > cause of the U.S. Civil War. Tyranny of the
> > Northern States, oppression of the Southern
> > States.
> >
> > The first thing any Dictator does is to remove
> > firearms from the people. This is why the 2nd
> > Amendment was placed so high on the list of
> > Amendments.
>
>
> Fast forward to 2016, the Goverment has M1 Abrams,
> F22 raptors, Predator drones, etc etc. Your AR
> wouldn't do jack shit. You would make ISIS look
> like elite seals with your little toys.


What makes you think that they'd all be on one side?

History says that's not how it typically works.

And a bunch of Syrians, Hezbollah, Bosnians, Lybians, etc., would argue the point that small arms aren't effective.

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Re: Orlando Shooting - What Law Would Have Prevented This Massacre?
Posted by: Watch list = NO GUNS ()
Date: June 13, 2016 06:45PM

get some info Wrote:

> 1. How do you know he was on the watchlist?
> 2. A NICS check to purchase a firearm would
> reveal if the subject is on the known or suspected
> terrorist watchlist.

Wrong dumb ass. Try researching it. It's well documented that the lists are not cross referenced. Idiot.

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Re: Orlando Shooting - What Law Would Have Prevented This Massacre?
Posted by: get some info ()
Date: June 13, 2016 06:51PM

Watch list = NO GUNS Wrote:
-------------------------------------------------------
> get some info Wrote:
>
> > 1. How do you know he was on the watchlist?
> > 2. A NICS check to purchase a firearm would
> > reveal if the subject is on the known or
> suspected
> > terrorist watchlist.
>
> Wrong dumb ass. Try researching it. It's well
> documented that the lists are not cross
> referenced. Idiot.


They certainly are. I'm well versed in what files are contained in NICS and what procedures ensue once someone on the known or suspected terrorist list tries to buy a gun.

You appear to be a dumbass that can't think beyond what is spoon fed to you by the anti second amendment crowd.

Care to show us some more of your ignorance?

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Re: Orlando Shooting - What Law Would Have Prevented This Massacre?
Posted by: Use Common Sense - Please ()
Date: June 13, 2016 06:56PM

Ukrainian Dissident Wrote:
-------------------------------------------------------
> Legalize SAMs and TOWs Wrote:
> --------------------------------------------------
> -----
> > Yankee Truth Wrote:
> >
> --------------------------------------------------
>
> > -----
> > > Ban assault weapons Wrote:
> > >
> >
> --------------------------------------------------
>
> >
> > > -----
> > > > Ban assault weapons. Period. The Constitution was meant for people to bare the right to a gun. Not an assault weapon. A pistol will not result in a massacre.

You failed to realize that since 1787 firearms have changed somewhat. Back in old George's Day it was flint lock long guns and single shot flint lock pistols. I use the term long gun because the "Rifling" was not common until the mid 1800's.

So do we scrap the progress because of your ignorance?

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Re: Orlando Shooting - What Law Would Have Prevented This Massacre?
Posted by: Diehard Liberal ()
Date: June 13, 2016 07:15PM

Killing gays is part of muslim culture.
Liberals are doing everything they can to bring more muslims to the USA.
Liberals clearly want gays to die.
Why are so many gays liberal? Are they suicidal?

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Re: Orlando Shooting - What Law Would Have Prevented This Massacre?
Posted by: 100 years of Horseshit ()
Date: June 13, 2016 08:07PM

Diehard Liberal Wrote:
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> Killing gays is part of muslim culture.
> Liberals are doing everything they can to bring
> more muslims to the USA.
> Liberals clearly want gays to die.
> Why are so many gays liberal? Are they suicidal?


Liberal say anything to get elected. They focus/prey upon the uneducated, minorities, the timid, the old, the young, and anyone else that is in a position of powerlessness , and promise to fix all ills and woes.

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Re: Orlando Shooting - What Law Would Have Prevented This Massacre?
Posted by: Unfortunately True ()
Date: June 13, 2016 10:10PM

Probably 85% of the American people don't care about this huge killing as gay male people were involved. Sorry that's the drift I'm getting. Shrugs.. Oh Well.. Terrible.. That's It..And the fact they were Latino.. The Mexican Flags flying at Trump Rallys, the Anti American factor..don't help them.. Liberals seize on this terrible crime however.. only to try to move gun controls.. Assault weapon bans forward as Hillary tried to do today..Really she could not give a shit about those killed or injured I think.. Just what kind of Vote Traction she can get out of this tragedy..

Personally I think its a horror. No one should be in this situation and Yes It could happen Anywhere in the U.S. Gays Today, Infidels = Americans tomorrow.. To Any group Islamic haters go out to kill.. Not a time to disarm the American people at all..

And Not a time to hate Islamic family's , people that came here to escape the horrors that occur in their own countries.. Im a conservative and I understand that..as we all do., that all immigrants came here to better themselves , or get away from the worlds violence.
... But do It Legally! As all the People of the World are Supposed to..Coming Here!

DAJAX

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Re: Orlando Shooting - What Law Would Have Prevented This Massacre?
Posted by: True the Vote! ()
Date: June 13, 2016 10:27PM

One hundred gay homos bum rush the muzzie fuck as he reloaded, tweeted, called 911? Where is the audio? Did He text it? How many times did he reload while the gay latinos cowered? qne hundred and three shots? Three hours from start to finish. Bullshit, start to finish.

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Re: Orlando Shooting - What Law Would Have Prevented This Massacre?
Posted by: Hfyfcdtcrtgg ()
Date: June 13, 2016 10:54PM

He had 4 hours.

If it hadn't been a gun free zone (like all the mass shootings) it would have been much less damaging.

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Re: Orlando Shooting - What Law Would Have Prevented This Massacre?
Posted by: Angry Bernie Cucks ()
Date: June 13, 2016 11:43PM

#What Would They Do? I think they did what they were told to do. Who turned them into sheep? I know. Libs live to cry, They are cry babies.

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Re: Orlando Shooting - What Law Would Have Prevented This Massacre?
Posted by: Jayman ()
Date: June 14, 2016 07:34AM

e4j6v Wrote:
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> a ban on assault rifles would help. He outgunned
> the cop/cops from the start. The killing was easy
> after that. Hunting rifles and 6 round mags
> should be the limit. melt everything else like
> the Aussies did. It will work.

In Australia, shootings are down 72% since the ban went into effect. Applying the same time frame, shootings are down 61% in the US. So an 11% difference, but if you think about it, Australia has 25 millions people, we have 300+ million.

I would really like to see the % of shootings with legally owned guns and remove the shootings of illegal guns.

Funny how you Gun control freaks never cite Chicago as an example. Assault Weapons have been banned in Chicago for years, but they are still used. The reason why??? Criminals do not care about laws. Chicago has some of the most strict gun control laws in the US and they have the most shootings.

You can call me any name you want, but I am right and you cannot come up with an argument as to why I am wrong.

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Re: Orlando Shooting - What Law Would Have Prevented This Massacre?
Posted by: Border patrol ()
Date: June 14, 2016 07:49AM

Everyone who was kilt had been at rallies demanding we bring more radical muzzies to the USA, and no doubt had brought their messican flags with them. Fuck 'em all!

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Re: Orlando Shooting - What Law Would Have Prevented This Massacre?
Posted by: causeican ()
Date: June 14, 2016 08:59AM

Jayman Wrote:
-------------------------------------------------------
> e4j6v Wrote:
> --------------------------------------------------
> -----
> > a ban on assault rifles would help. He
> outgunned
> > the cop/cops from the start. The killing was
> easy
> > after that. Hunting rifles and 6 round mags
> > should be the limit. melt everything else like
> > the Aussies did. It will work.
>
> In Australia, shootings are down 72% since the ban
> went into effect. Applying the same time frame,
> shootings are down 61% in the US. So an 11%
> difference, but if you think about it, Australia
> has 25 millions people, we have 300+ million.
>
> I would really like to see the % of shootings with
> legally owned guns and remove the shootings of
> illegal guns.
>
> Funny how you Gun control freaks never cite
> Chicago as an example. Assault Weapons have been
> banned in Chicago for years, but they are still
> used. The reason why??? Criminals do not care
> about laws. Chicago has some of the most strict
> gun control laws in the US and they have the most
> shootings.
>
> You can call me any name you want, but I am right
> and you cannot come up with an argument as to why
> I am wrong.

I don’t agree with the argument, but isn’t it: the adjacent states’ laws is the reason for criminals having guns in Chicago?

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Re: Orlando Shooting - What Law Would Have Prevented This Massacre?
Posted by: Discussion Point ()
Date: June 14, 2016 09:17AM

causeican Wrote:
-------------------------------------------------------
> Jayman Wrote:
> --------------------------------------------------
> -----
> > e4j6v Wrote:
> >
> --------------------------------------------------
>
> > -----
> > > a ban on assault rifles would help. He
> > outgunned
> > > the cop/cops from the start. The killing was
> > easy
> > > after that. Hunting rifles and 6 round mags
> > > should be the limit. melt everything else
> like
> > > the Aussies did. It will work.
> >
> > In Australia, shootings are down 72% since the
> ban
> > went into effect. Applying the same time
> frame,
> > shootings are down 61% in the US. So an 11%
> > difference, but if you think about it,
> Australia
> > has 25 millions people, we have 300+ million.
> >
> > I would really like to see the % of shootings
> with
> > legally owned guns and remove the shootings of
> > illegal guns.
> >
> > Funny how you Gun control freaks never cite
> > Chicago as an example. Assault Weapons have
> been
> > banned in Chicago for years, but they are still
> > used. The reason why??? Criminals do not care
> > about laws. Chicago has some of the most
> strict
> > gun control laws in the US and they have the
> most
> > shootings.
> >
> > You can call me any name you want, but I am
> right
> > and you cannot come up with an argument as to
> why
> > I am wrong.
>
> I don’t agree with the argument, but isn’t it:
> the adjacent states’ laws is the reason for
> criminals having guns in Chicago?

So let assume that if the adjacent states change their gun laws to match Chicago's laws, do you think that would change the level of violence Chicago is experiencing?

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Re: Orlando Shooting - What Law Would Have Prevented This Massacre?
Posted by: 3hNJG ()
Date: June 14, 2016 09:36AM

e4j6v Wrote:
-------------------------------------------------------
> a ban on assault rifles would help. He outgunned
> the cop/cops from the start. The killing was easy
> after that. Hunting rifles and 6 round mags
> should be the limit. melt everything else like
> the Aussies did. It will work.

LOL!!!!! NOTHING IS GOING TO WORK! YOU KNOW IT, I KNOW IT, AMERICAN PEOPLE KNOW IT!

The ante has been upped with this latest massacre. Now someone will have to try and out do this latest one.

You know it's going to happen because nothing has been or ever will be done.

Just go on living the best you can.

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Re: Orlando Shooting - What Law Would Have Prevented This Massacre?
Posted by: Watch list = NO GUNS ()
Date: June 14, 2016 09:39AM


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Re: Orlando Shooting - What Law Would Have Prevented This Massacre?
Posted by: Where do we draw the line ()
Date: June 14, 2016 10:05AM

3hNJG Wrote:
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> e4j6v Wrote:
> --------------------------------------------------
> -----
> > a ban on assault rifles would help. He
> outgunned
> > the cop/cops from the start. The killing was
> easy
> > after that. Hunting rifles and 6 round mags
> > should be the limit. melt everything else like
> > the Aussies did. It will work.

I have a 1941 Model 94 Winchester in 30 30 cal. It has a 7 round capacity. Do we call this an assault rifle?

I also have a 1955 Model 77 Winchester(TUBE FED) in .22 cal, and it has a 16 shot capacity.

Are these to be melted as you recommend?

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Re: Orlando Shooting - What Law Would Have Prevented This Massacre?
Posted by: get some info ()
Date: June 14, 2016 10:56AM

Watch list = NO GUNS Wrote:
-------------------------------------------------------
> Educate me then...
>
> http://www.latimes.com/nation/la-na-orlando-nightc
> lub-shooting-live-omar-mateen-was-taken-off-a-terr
> orist-1465772737-htmlstory.html

You are shifting arguments.

Your earlier statement: "It's well documented that the lists are not cross referenced."

Did you make this statement?

What happens when an individual enters into a gun store and attempts to buy a firearm? They fill out a Form 4473.

After that, their name is run through the NICS system. When the background check is initiated three databases are accessed: the National Crime Information Center (NCIC), the Interstate Identification Index (III), and the NICS Index.

Well, what does each of those databases access?

The NCIC accesses:
- Missing Persons File - Records on individuals, including children, who have been reported missing to law enforcement and there is a reasonable concern for their safety.
- Foreign Fugitive File - Records on persons wanted by another country for a crime that would be a felony if it were committed in the United States.
- Identity Theft File - Records containing descriptive and other information that law enforcement personnel can use to determine if an individual is a victim of identity theft or if the individual might be using a false identity.
- Immigration Violator File - Records on criminal aliens whom immigration authorities have deported and aliens with outstanding administrative warrants of removal.
- Protection Order File - Records on individuals against whom protection orders have been issued.
- Supervised Release File - Records on individuals on probation, parole, or supervised release or released on their own recognizance or during pre-trial sentencing.
- Unidentified Persons File- Records on unidentified deceased persons, living persons who are unable to verify their identities, unidentified victims of catastrophes, and recovered body parts. The file cross-references unidentified bodies against records in the Missing Persons File.
- U.S. Secret Service Protective File - Records containing names and other information on individuals who are believed to pose a threat to the U.S. president and/or others afforded protection by the U.S. Secret Service.
- Gang File - Records on violent gangs and their members.
- Known or Appropriately Suspected Terrorist File - Records on known or appropriately suspected terrorists in accordance with HSPD-6.
- Wanted Persons File - Records on individuals (including juveniles who will be tried as adults) for whom a federal warrant or a felony or misdemeanor warrant is outstanding.
- National Sex Offender Registry File - Records on individuals who are required to register in a jurisdiction’s sex offender registry.
- National Instant Criminal Background Check System (NICS) Denied Transaction File - Records on individuals who have been determined to be “prohibited persons” according to the Brady Handgun Violence Prevention Act and were denied as a result of a NICS background check. (As of August 2012, records include last six months of denied transactions; in the future, records will include all denials.)
- Violent Person File - Once fully populated with data from our users, this file will contain records of persons with a violent criminal history and persons who have previously threatened law enforcement.

Did you happen to notice the one I bolded above?

So, we've debunked your assertion that the lists are not cross-referenced.

But, you may ask what happens when someone on the known or suspected terrorist list is flagged at the time of a NICS check. Well, a 3 day delay is placed on the transaction that allows NICS and the FBI to determine if the transaction should be prohibited. If after investigation, no derogatory information is revealed, the transaction can take place at the discretion of the gun dealer. The FBI will also continue to investigate after the 3 days to determine if the person should have the firearm taken away.

In this case, as you pointed out, the FBI removed the person from the known or suspected terrorist list, so no further investigation took place. Whether or not taking the shooter off the list is a different question.

No need to thank me for your education. However, this is all public information that the media and the anti-second amendment crowd doesn't reveal to the public. I had to dig around for it back in December, but it really wasn't that hard to find. According to the reports I've read, this has been going on for about 12 years.

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Re: Orlando Shooting - What Law Would Have Prevented This Massacre?
Posted by: Plinker ()
Date: June 14, 2016 11:21AM

> I also have a 1955 Model 77 Winchester(TUBE FED)
> in .22 cal, and it has a 16 shot capacity.
>

Don't worry about the .22, earlier genius poster said it wasn't very deadly.

Good thing you don't have an old Henry (manufactured in the 1860's), my god, they held 16 or 17 shells, the Libs would have to come confiscate it immediately. I wonder why they weren't labeled as an assault weapon back in the day?

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Re: Orlando Shooting - What Law Would Have Prevented This Massacre?
Posted by: They All Have to Go ()
Date: June 14, 2016 11:30AM

>Are these to be melted as you recommend?

Hillary and her cronies say YES, and she will not shed a tear, as they are thrown into a heap, stocks cracked, bluing gouged.. I cant stand the thought!! A 1941 Winchester 30-30.. A 55 M-17 Winchester...

DAJAX

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Re: Orlando Shooting - What Law Would Have Prevented This Massacre?
Posted by: DaddyLongstroke ()
Date: June 14, 2016 12:07PM

Lets face it, a Federal Law would result in always being unconstitutional and states are in a corner at this point based on the current political constituents. Maybe we should just put a shelf life on Senators and Congressmen and to get re-elected after that they got to fight their competition in a battle to the death. The old eventual get weak - its a good way for them to get rid of their religious beliefs and start believing in Darwin.

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Re: Orlando Shooting - What Law Would Have Prevented This Massacre?
Posted by: Xmas Gifts for a Real American ()
Date: June 14, 2016 12:07PM

Plinker Wrote:
-------------------------------------------------------
> > I also have a 1955 Model 77 Winchester(TUBE
> FED)
> > in .22 cal, and it has a 16 shot capacity.
> >
>
> Don't worry about the .22, earlier genius poster
> said it wasn't very deadly.
>
> Good thing you don't have an old Henry
> (manufactured in the 1860's), my god, they held 16
> or 17 shells, the Libs would have to come
> confiscate it immediately. I wonder why they
> weren't labeled as an assault weapon back in the
> day?


.22 caliber is a favorite of Mob hit men. The round enters behind the ear, and then bounces around the inside of the skull pulverizing the brain.

Cheap rounds, reasonably quiet, no recoil, enters the head, and stays in the head so there is very little mess.

You can purchase a .22 on a AR-15 style platform for less than $500, but I prefer my 12GA semi auto shotgun. It has a 12 round clip, and fires 00 Buck shot like a dream. It is also pre-drilled for a scope if desired.

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Re: Orlando Shooting - What Law Would Have Prevented This Massacre?
Posted by: Didnt hear ()
Date: June 14, 2016 12:07PM

So was the weapon full auto?

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Re: Orlando Shooting - What Law Would Have Prevented This Massacre?
Posted by: Xmas Gifts for a Real American ()
Date: June 14, 2016 12:19PM

Didnt hear Wrote:
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> So was the weapon full auto?


Semi Auto -

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Re: Orlando Shooting - What Law Would Have Prevented This Massacre?
Posted by: JAIR ()
Date: June 14, 2016 12:24PM

Xmas Gifts for a Real American Wrote:
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> Didnt hear Wrote:
> --------------------------------------------------
> -----
> > So was the weapon full auto?
>
>
> Semi Auto -

What makes a real American?

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Re: Orlando Shooting - What Law Would Have Prevented This Massacre?
Posted by: Plinker ()
Date: June 14, 2016 12:47PM

Xmas Gifts for a Real American Wrote:
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It has a 12 round clip,

I'd like to see that, must be some cool ass Benelli prototype.

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Re: Orlando Shooting - What Law Would Have Prevented This Massacre?
Posted by: Xmas Gifts for a Real American ()
Date: June 14, 2016 12:52PM

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Re: Orlando Shooting - What Law Would Have Prevented This Massacre?
Posted by: Watch list = NO GUNS ()
Date: June 14, 2016 02:02PM

I do thank you for the information. I'm a person who likes to learn and has no problem admitting when I'm wrong or buy in to what I read without doing enough research.

Thanks & have a good one.

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Re: Orlando Shooting - What Law Would Have Prevented This Massacre?
Posted by: get some info ()
Date: June 14, 2016 03:02PM

Watch list = NO GUNS Wrote:
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> I do thank you for the information. I'm a person
> who likes to learn and has no problem admitting
> when I'm wrong or buy in to what I read without
> doing enough research.
>
> Thanks & have a good one.


Wow, a mature and thoughtful response. I thank you for that and you win the "FFXU most civil post of the day" award.

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Re: Orlando Shooting - What Law Would Have Prevented This Massacre?
Posted by: The Abomination Prevention Law ()
Date: June 14, 2016 09:31PM

Not agreeing with much the Muslim's do or believe in, when it comes to their objection to having a bunch of Abominations to mankind over running the place and our government -
The Muslim's, Islam got that one perfectly right.
Perfectly.
Being gay IS an abomination. Their existence is a freak of mankind.
And there is no true Christian that would differ with this fact.
A study taken brought to fruition that if there was a national vote taken of The People of THIS country, 80% of all Americans would outlaw being gay. And/or outlaw all possibility's of them getting any 'rights' in/with anything in this country.
No TRUE patriot of this country would want to push off the higher medical expenses off onto the general public for their, and caused by their, nasty, abdominal sex habits.
Why should any of us, as the majority of the pop's, heterosexuals, have to be burdened by an abomination to mankind, have to pay extra for health care coverage, because two FAGGOTS do not know how to practice safe sex?
The health care industry knows very well the average FAGGOT's health care costs is, on average, for ALL of them, 33%+ higher than your average heterosexual.
Put them in a separate category, if you must, and make them pay as a separate categorical group, their own higher health care cost.
Leave us normal people out of it!
(If you must - )
In the meantime - GO ISLAM!
(with this issue, alone, of course!!!)
KILL ALL THOSE FAGGOTS you like!

Besides - the Muslim's seem to need a better focus on killing a bunch of people anyone - give them a healthy for all of us other's, 'focus'. Let 'em take it out on the FAGGOTS!!!! The ABOMINATONS of mankind!!!!

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Re: Orlando Shooting - What Law Would Have Prevented This Massacre?
Posted by: Emoji Hero ()
Date: June 14, 2016 09:38PM

^^

Was that post in the sprit of Father's Day?

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Re: Orlando Shooting - What Law Would Have Prevented This Massacre?
Posted by: Laszarus ()
Date: June 14, 2016 09:53PM

There are no laws that would have stopped this or any other massacre.

The only way to stop a bad guy with a gun is a good guy with a gun.

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Re: Orlando Shooting - What Law Would Have Prevented This Massacre?
Posted by: Whats the Problem?? ()
Date: June 14, 2016 10:36PM

>The only way to stop a bad guy with a gun is a good guy with a gun.

That is The Truth Pure and Simple.. Why do people have any problem with it??

Why are Democrats bending over backwards to disarm the American people.. to leave us in a NO Self Defense Zone..with Criminals and terrorists.. Why do they want these scum to have the upper hand?? Why are they not defending us..Our Rights under the 2nd amendment??

There was this guy..in Germany, before World War 2.. His name was Hitler...The first thing he did was disarm the peo....

DAJAX

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Re: Orlando Shooting - What Law Would Have Prevented This Massacre?
Posted by: God Help Us ()
Date: June 15, 2016 12:27AM

The Abomination Prevention Law Wrote:
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> Not agreeing with much the Muslim's do or believe
> in, when it comes to their objection to having a
> bunch of Abominations to mankind over running the
> place and our government -
> The Muslim's, Islam got that one perfectly
> right.
> Perfectly.
> Being gay IS an abomination. Their existence is
> a freak of mankind.
> And there is no true Christian that would
> differ with this fact.
> A study taken brought to fruition that if there
> was a national vote taken of The People of THIS
> country, 80% of all Americans would outlaw being
> gay. And/or outlaw all possibility's of them
> getting any 'rights' in/with anything in this
> country.
> No TRUE patriot of this country would want to
> push off the higher medical expenses off onto the
> general public for their, and caused by their,
> nasty, abdominal sex habits.
> Why should any of us, as the majority of the
> pop's, heterosexuals, have to be burdened by an
> abomination to mankind, have to pay extra for
> health care coverage, because two FAGGOTS do not
> know how to practice safe sex?
> The health care industry knows very well the
> average FAGGOT's health care costs is, on average,
>for ALL of them, 33%+ higher than your average
> heterosexual.
> Put them in a separate category, if you must,
> and make them pay as a separate categorical group,
> their own higher health care cost.
> Leave us normal people out of it!
> (If you must - )
> In the meantime - GO ISLAM!
> (with this issue, alone, of course!!!)
> KILL ALL THOSE FAGGOTS you like!
>
> Besides - the Muslim's seem to need a better
> focus on killing a bunch of people anyone - give
> them a healthy for all of us other's, 'focus'.
> Let 'em take it out on the FAGGOTS!!!! The
> ABOMINATONS of mankind!!!!

Spoken like a 'true Christian' - KILL ALL THOSE FAGGOTS! That's the spirit! 'Us normal people' - lol. You are batshit fucking insane!

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Re: Orlando Shooting - What Law Would Have Prevented This Massacre?
Posted by: Donald Trump Syndrome ()
Date: June 15, 2016 06:52AM

Whats the Problem?? Wrote:
-------------------------------------------------------
> >The only way to stop a bad guy with a gun is a
> good guy with a gun.
>
> That is The Truth Pure and Simple.. Why do people
> have any problem with it??
>
> Why are Democrats bending over backwards to disarm
> the American people.. to leave us in a NO Self
> Defense Zone..with Criminals and terrorists.. Why
> do they want these scum to have the upper hand??
> Why are they not defending us..Our Rights under
> the 2nd amendment??
>
> There was this guy..in Germany, before World War
> 2.. His name was Hitler...The first thing he did
> was disarm the peo....
>
> DAJAX

There was this guy..on the forum, who whines about his country.
Yet never served and defended the constitution he thinks is up for grabs.
Go figure.
I might buy your bullshit DAJAX, if you had at least served.
Talk is cheap.

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Re: Orlando Shooting - What Law Would Have Prevented This Massacre?
Posted by: Best Compromise ()
Date: June 15, 2016 07:22AM

Since all the mass-shootings have been perpetrated by democrats (who are also responsible for the slaughter taking place in large cities), the solution is crystal clear: NO GUN SALES TO DEMOCRATS!

Why can't America get behind this common-sense compromise?

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Re: Orlando Shooting - What Law Would Have Prevented This Massacre?
Posted by: Not again.... ()
Date: June 15, 2016 08:08AM

Why do the Democrats want to govern through secret lists and lack of due process? Use of the terrorist watch list to restrict gun sales is just such a mechanism.

I thought this nation learned from the McCarthy era. The only difference between now and then is that now the Dems are in power.

Watch out Dems, once you go down this road, it may turn against you.

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Re: Orlando Shooting - What Law Would Have Prevented This Massacre?
Posted by: ^best answer. ()
Date: June 15, 2016 08:16AM

e4j6v Wrote:
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> a ban on assault rifles would help. He outgunned
> the cop/cops from the start. The killing was easy
> after that. Hunting rifles and 6 round mags
> should be the limit. melt everything else like
> the Aussies did. It will work.


^best answer.

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Re: Orlando Shooting - What Law Would Have Prevented This Massacre?
Posted by: Think about it ()
Date: June 15, 2016 08:30AM

@best answer & @e4j6v, evidence is otherwise. France has strict gun control laws that include a ban on assault rifles, and Paris still happened. While you may argue the rifles came over the border, I'd counter that we have an open border to our south. To that extent, we are also different from Australia. Banning assault rifles here will not help against an aggressive and determined ISIS.

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Re: Orlando Shooting - What Law Would Have Prevented This Massacre?
Posted by: Sticks and Stones....... ()
Date: June 15, 2016 08:58AM

Think about it Wrote:
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> @best answer & @e4j6v, evidence is otherwise.
> France has strict gun control laws that include a
> ban on assault rifles, and Paris still happened.
> While you may argue the rifles came over the
> border, I'd counter that we have an open border to
> our south. To that extent, we are also different
> from Australia. Banning assault rifles here will
> not help against an aggressive and determined
> ISIS.


No, but at least it's a start. Better than Trump calling them names.
Why does someone want an assault weapon?

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Re: Orlando Shooting - What Law Would Have Prevented This Massacre?
Posted by: same gun different result ()
Date: June 15, 2016 11:09AM

Sticks and Stones....... Wrote:
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> Think about it Wrote:
> --------------------------------------------------
> -----
> > @best answer & @e4j6v, evidence is otherwise.
> > France has strict gun control laws that include
> a
> > ban on assault rifles, and Paris still
> happened.
> > While you may argue the rifles came over the
> > border, I'd counter that we have an open border
> to
> > our south. To that extent, we are also
> different
> > from Australia. Banning assault rifles here
> will
> > not help against an aggressive and determined
> > ISIS.
>
>
> No, but at least it's a start. Better than Trump
> calling them names.
> Why does someone want an assault weapon?


difference-between-weapons.jpg;
assaultweaponcomparison1.jpeg

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Re: Orlando Shooting - What Law Would Have Prevented This Massacre?
Posted by: And here we go again ()
Date: June 15, 2016 01:28PM

@sticks and stones,

First, I don't know what an "assault weapon" is and why it makes a difference. Please explain. While you are thinking about that, also consider:

1) Misuse of prescription drugs kills way more people than guns. If you were serious about cutting down on needless death, you should campaign for the dispensed quantities of prescription drugs to be vastly reduced. Why does anyone need a 90-day supply?

2) Automobiles kill more than guns. The higher the speed, the more likely a death. If you were serious about cutting down on needless death, you would campaign for slower speeds. Why does anyone need a 100-MPH car?

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Re: Orlando Shooting - What Law Would Have Prevented This Massacre?
Posted by: Behind the Wheel ()
Date: June 15, 2016 01:38PM

Myth- Speed kills.

Fact - Differential speed kills.

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Re: Orlando Shooting - What Law Would Have Prevented This Massacre?
Posted by: No change ()
Date: June 15, 2016 01:42PM

@sticks and stones it's not a start. The last assault weapon ban had no discernible effect on crime at all. The legislation is simply something to make the left feel good, and it distracts from more viable solutions.

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Re: Orlando Shooting - What Law Would Have Prevented This Massacre?
Posted by: No. 1 Answer ()
Date: June 15, 2016 01:46PM

A law which mandated that every one over the age of 18 is rquired to purchase a gun and have ammunition for that gun and one that eliminated ALL gun free zones.

That would make our country a more polite place to live .. let alone prevent 50 defenseless people from being shot dead.

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Re: Orlando Shooting - What Law Would Have Prevented This Massacre?
Posted by: not an inch ()
Date: June 15, 2016 01:57PM

No change Wrote:
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> @sticks and stones it's not a start. The last
> assault weapon ban had no discernible effect on
> crime at all. The legislation is simply something
> to make the left feel good, and it distracts from
> more viable solutions.


It isn't about making the left feel good. It is about incremental "regulation" aka infringement. They'll start with the big ugly "assault weapon" that "nobody needs." Once that is accomplished, they'll cry about magazines that carry more than 10 rounds. Then it will be to any firearm with a detachable magazine and finally they will move to ban the sale of all handguns.

This isn't some right wing paranoia, this is a fact. In fact, they used to not even hide from that fact in the 80s. The Coalition to Stop Gun Violence used to be called the National Coalition to Ban Handguns. Many of those same people are the same ones pushing for the "reforms" today. They realized they couldn't get to handguns on the first try so they started an incremental plan to eventually get there starting with "assault weapons."

Josh Sugarmann, the man who invented the made up term "assault weapon," expects ignorance from the those that espouse more gun control. He once said, " The weapons' menacing looks, coupled with the public's confusion over fully automatic machine guns versus semi-automatic assault weapons—anything that looks like a machine gun is assumed to be a machine gun—can only increase the chance of public support for restrictions on these weapons."

He's hoodwinked you all and you're too stupid to know it!

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Re: Orlando Shooting - What Law Would Have Prevented This Massacre?
Posted by: Sticks and Stones ()
Date: June 15, 2016 02:53PM

Geez boys, if you want to play with carbines then join the military and defend this nation. You might even get to shoot something other than paper targets. Most of you just post about your second amendment "right" but don't have the balls to actually defend it along with a couple of other "rights".
Stop being pussies, arguing about terminology, semantics. Earn those rights and freedoms.

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Re: Orlando Shooting - What Law Would Have Prevented This Massacre?
Posted by: not an inch ()
Date: June 15, 2016 02:58PM

Sticks and Stones Wrote:
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> Geez boys, if you want to play with carbines then
> join the military and defend this nation. You
> might even get to shoot something other than paper
> targets. Most of you just post about your second
> amendment "right" but don't have the balls to
> actually defend it along with a couple of other
> "rights".
> Stop being pussies, arguing about terminology,
> semantics. Earn those rights and freedoms.

Four years active duty. Eleven years reserve.

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Re: Orlando Shooting - What Law Would Have Prevented This Massacre?
Posted by: Clueless in Fairfax ()
Date: June 15, 2016 03:05PM

Sticks and Stones Wrote:
-------------------------------------------------------
> Geez boys, if you want to play with carbines then
> join the military and defend this nation. You
> might even get to shoot something other than paper
> targets. Most of you just post about your second
> amendment "right" but don't have the balls to
> actually defend it along with a couple of other
> "rights".
> Stop being pussies, arguing about terminology,
> semantics. Earn those rights and freedoms.


Desert Storm veteran. And guess what goober, American's don't have to 'earn' our rights. Yeah, I fought and killed for this country, but that doesn't make me any more deserving of our basic freedoms and liberties than the stay-at-home mom that lives next door to me.

pussies indeed.

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Re: Orlando Shooting - What Law Would Have Prevented This Massacre?
Posted by: iLester. ()
Date: June 15, 2016 03:26PM


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Re: Orlando Shooting - What Law Would Have Prevented This Massacre?
Posted by: Woodwork ()
Date: June 15, 2016 04:16PM

Now this is some funny shit.

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Re: Orlando Shooting - What Law Would Have Prevented This Massacre?
Posted by: Who was he? ()
Date: June 15, 2016 04:56PM

Has anyone pinned down WHAT this asshole actually was?

Gay, Terrorist, Nuts, Abuser? Exactly What?

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Re: Orlando Shooting - What Law Would Have Prevented This Massacre?
Posted by: Second Amendment ()
Date: June 15, 2016 05:10PM

Who was he? Wrote:
-------------------------------------------------------
> Has anyone pinned down WHAT this asshole actually
> was?
>
> Gay, Terrorist, Nuts, Abuser? Exactly What?


Does it matter? He had the right to own firearms and used them to commit mass murder.

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Re: Orlando Shooting - What Law Would Have Prevented This Massacre?
Posted by: Who was he? ()
Date: June 15, 2016 05:19PM

Second Amendment Wrote:
-------------------------------------------------------
> Who was he? Wrote:
> --------------------------------------------------
> -----
> > Has anyone pinned down WHAT this asshole
> actually
> > was?
> >
> > Gay, Terrorist, Nuts, Abuser? Exactly What?
>
>
> Does it matter? He had the right to own firearms
> and used them to commit mass murder.

I just want to be sure someone sets up the correct task force, and pisses the billions of dollars down the right hole.

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Re: Orlando Shooting - What Law Would Have Prevented This Massacre?
Posted by: Well Said US Combat Veteran ()
Date: June 15, 2016 10:44PM

>Desert Storm veteran. And guess what goober, American's don't have to 'earn' our rights. Yeah, I fought and killed for this country, but that doesn't make me any more deserving of our basic freedoms and liberties than the stay-at-home mom that lives next door to me.

pussies indeed.

Well said Sir!

Why is it that I have the feeling that those who make such statements about Americans who are Law Abiding Loyal Citizens are Punks stealing Valor from those who served like you.. When they Did NOT! And Are trying to use their lousy statements to make People Think their Vets and make supporters of the 2nd Amendment look bad to futher their gun control agenda?

DAJAX.. 1H - "Holding for future processing" during the Vietnam War.. Draft ended 3 months after I registered in the Summer of 1972. No 2S. No other deferments . Class A physical. War was ending and I was good to go. and I would have held up my hand and swore the oath as millions of other Draftees did before me, If I was called to serve.

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Re: Orlando Shooting - What Law Would Have Prevented This Massacre?
Posted by: "Poor,Poor Pitiful Me....." ()
Date: June 16, 2016 08:45AM

Well Said US Combat Veteran Wrote:
-------------------------------------------------------
> >Desert Storm veteran. And guess what goober,
> American's don't have to 'earn' our rights. Yeah,
> I fought and killed for this country, but that
> doesn't make me any more deserving of our basic
> freedoms and liberties than the stay-at-home mom
> that lives next door to me.
>
> pussies indeed.
>
> Well said Sir!
>
> Why is it that I have the feeling that those who
> make such statements about Americans who are Law
> Abiding Loyal Citizens are Punks stealing Valor
> from those who served like you.. When they Did
> NOT! And Are trying to use their lousy statements
> to make People Think their Vets and make
> supporters of the 2nd Amendment look bad to futher
> their gun control agenda?
>
> DAJAX.. 1H - "Holding for future processing"
> during the Vietnam War.. Draft ended 3 months
> after I registered in the Summer of 1972. No 2S.
> No other deferments . Class A physical. War was
> ending and I was good to go. and I would have held
> up my hand and swore the oath as millions of other
> Draftees did before me, If I was called to serve.

You must feel guilty having to explain yourself on the forum. Gonna leave you alone now 'cause I'd hate to have more good folk shot up if & when you go postal.
You take care now, DJAX.

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Re: Orlando Shooting - What Law Would Have Prevented This Massacre?
Posted by: Not At All Pal ^^ ()
Date: June 16, 2016 11:15AM

You the one that's guilty of Stealing Valor as You Never Served..and pose as a Veteran . Jee..neither Did Bill Clinton.. Obama, who both want to destroy law abiding peoples right to bear arms. And GW Bush..Yes he served as a pilot with the Texas Air Guard..

Change and ratify the Constitution if you don't like it.

DAJAX

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Re: Orlando Shooting - What Law Would Have Prevented This Massacre?
Posted by: selfie mania ()
Date: June 16, 2016 11:23AM


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Re: Orlando Shooting - What Law Would Have Prevented This Massacre?
Posted by: 32ui0 ()
Date: June 16, 2016 01:12PM

Any gathering of any hated population requires an armed guard?

So, yes very sad... Wanna hear something funny? HOMOCAUST... Is that being mean? I'm sorry it happened, really... still gotta admit it kinda cracked me up!

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Re: Orlando Shooting - What Law Would Have Prevented This Massacre?
Posted by: Jayman ()
Date: June 16, 2016 01:25PM

e4j6v Wrote:
-------------------------------------------------------
> a ban on assault rifles would help. He outgunned
> the cop/cops from the start. The killing was easy
> after that. Hunting rifles and 6 round mags
> should be the limit. melt everything else like
> the Aussies did. It will work.

Actually the cops were not outgunned as you say. Since the shoot out of the bank robbers in LA back in the 90's, most officers now have some type of rifle in their car or as they have for years a shot gun.

The problem was, he was already in the club and had hostages. Maybe you should re-think your comment, because it is idiotic.

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Re: Orlando Shooting - What Law Would Have Prevented This Massacre?
Posted by: Its Not Isis Its Guns ()
Date: June 16, 2016 10:41PM

Says a black jack Ass on the dope tube.. A Dummy Democrat.. Its ISIS ..Its Radical Islam Your Asshole..Get off Your Gun Grab..

Gez. So if the guy did not even have a gun.....he hated gays, pledged allegiance to ISIS.. I Won't even go there.. What he COULD Have done..without A GUN.

And NO its not the Gun.. In Black on Black Crime..85% of all firearm killings..50 DEAD A DAY! ITS DRUGS.. It the LOSS of the FAMILY UNIT. Its Not having a father for so many young black children to young men to guide them. and keep them straight!

DAJAX

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Re: Orlando Shooting - What Law Would Have Prevented This Massacre?
Posted by: yFG9t ()
Date: June 16, 2016 10:45PM

you have to know the exact real and unmitigated cause first ...

?) moral shock that Disney had a gay day when he realized they did ?

?) illegal teaching of ISIS to start your own skirmishes though you've
sworn not to by oath to your neighbors already ?

?) wife told him it was his duty and had divorced him ?

?) ?

------------------------
gun control: bullshit. he was armed by democrats DHS and had a gun anyway before he bought a rifle. all DHS "militia of local gov buildings" bring them home. i sat on one once and wasnt too happy it was loaded and given to someone who'd just leave it lying around under a jacket.

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Re: Orlando Shooting - What Law Would Have Prevented This Massacre?
Posted by: Srsly? ()
Date: June 16, 2016 11:05PM

Jayman Wrote:
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> In Australia, shootings are down 72% since the ban
> went into effect. Applying the same time frame,
> shootings are down 61% in the US. So an 11%
> difference, but if you think about it, Australia
> has 25 millions people, we have 300+ million.

Regardless of your stance on this whole issue, you're an idiot: percentages don't care how many people there are in each country.

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Re: Orlando Shooting - What Law Would Have Prevented This Massacre?
Posted by: Boofer ()
Date: June 16, 2016 11:21PM

A Muslim walks into a gay bar. The bartender asks what will it be? He says a water for me & shots for everybody else

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Re: Orlando Shooting - What Law Would Have Prevented This Massacre?
Posted by: Jayman ()
Date: June 17, 2016 07:43AM

Srsly? Wrote:
-------------------------------------------------------
> Jayman Wrote:
> --------------------------------------------------
> -----
> > In Australia, shootings are down 72% since the
> ban
> > went into effect. Applying the same time
> frame,
> > shootings are down 61% in the US. So an 11%
> > difference, but if you think about it,
> Australia
> > has 25 millions people, we have 300+ million.
>
> Regardless of your stance on this whole issue,
> you're an idiot: percentages don't care how many
> people there are in each country.


Hahhaha ok. Actually they do not mean anything to liberals because that would mean we are right.

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Re: Orlando Shooting - What Law Would Have Prevented This Massacre?
Posted by: Aussie Fail ()
Date: June 17, 2016 09:53AM

In Australia crime went up after the gun ban. Does anyone want crime to go up?

Also, Australia does not have open borders that are avenues for illegal importation of guns. Following Australia's lead will not have the same effect on illegal weapons.

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Re: Orlando Shooting - What Law Would Have Prevented This Massacre?
Posted by: Srsly? ()
Date: June 17, 2016 09:39PM

Jayman Wrote:
-------------------------------------------------------
> Srsly? Wrote:
> --------------------------------------------------
> -----
> > Jayman Wrote:
> >
> --------------------------------------------------
>
> > -----
> > > In Australia, shootings are down 72% since
> the
> > ban
> > > went into effect. Applying the same time
> > frame,
> > > shootings are down 61% in the US. So an 11%
> > > difference, but if you think about it,
> > Australia
> > > has 25 millions people, we have 300+ million.
> >
> > Regardless of your stance on this whole issue,
> > you're an idiot: percentages don't care how
> many
> > people there are in each country.
>
>
> Hahhaha ok. Actually they do not mean anything to
> liberals because that would mean we are right.

Lolwut?

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