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Back in my try to understand, compromise days I would have mentioned Waco, Ruby Ridge, etc. and have no doubt the Gov. is more than willing to do just that. Today; I'm right there with you. It is you my liberal friends that have pushed me to where I am at today. The question is how much more...

I Maine Inmates have the right to vote. About two months before every election a couple of well know Alphabet organizations invading the prison, correctional facilities, and jails, leaving leaflets, holding voter registration drives and "seminars". Never with a "conservative" bent.

Well, they will get better care than in a nursing home.

A good swat on the backside never hurt anyone and most certainly has done a lot of good. Kids and mules, sometimes ya just got to get their attention. HOWEVER, a backhand to the head is a whole other ball game to a swat on the backside.

"Tyrin Johnson's grandfather, Evaniel Johnson, told The Associated Press that the 20-year-old was the father of a young child, had taken classes at Tennessee State University" :rolleyes:

Inmate. Then a couple of years later son in law, then Jr. Then a few years later grandson. Side note: DOC kept giving Inmates "good time" to Jr. he got out about three years early. :ROFLMAO: :ROFLMAO: :ROFLMAO: :ROFLMAO:

Other than "deep pockets" and anti-corporation biases, why in the hell would it be McDonald's responsibility? I'm betting McDonalds has a policy against employees carrying guns. Maybe it the gun manufactures fault. God forbid we solely blame the shooter. :mad::mad::mad:

I don't trust MSN or Waren Buffet. I knew a couple that worked hard all their lives. Did with out, saved every penny they could. Got their boys in the trades but no collage. Retired and went to an RV place to buy an RV and travel. Same week, he went to the DR. was told he had cancer and was...

(y) (y) (y) (y) (y) Can't imagine way you would take a common cal. and "fix" it to one that's as rare as hens' teeth BUT whatever lifts your skirt!

(y) And it's not always the parent's fault that some 50 male child flatly refuses to grow up! (note I didn't say "man");) The 2A is a "natural right" protected by the constitution and has nothing to do with preemptive opinion base yardstick of maturity or competence. That's one of the risks we...

The "mostly peaceful protesters" had broken through a privet gate, were on privet land and treating to burn the house down BEFORE the guns came out. The McCloskey's are average tax paying citizen's, not trained to the 9th degree special operator want-to-be. Everyone likes to complain about the...

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In the fishing world that's called sportsmanship......catch and release. ;) :ROFLMAO: :censored:

"WE have always done it that way". "If it ain't broke don't fix it". I remember when the biggest police force in this area switched to autos. I talked with a few officers and they all, off the record, stated they would rather have the revolver back. I don't recall what they switched to. When...

That's nice. Back in the dark ages (pre-interweb) I sent a check to pay off my Sears card and sent an extra $20 to cover any interest incurred while the check was in transit. Sears sent me a nice letter thanking me for my payment, telling me I was a valued customer and charging me $20 for an...

Until officials are held personally responsible, nothing will change. Federal Civil Rights Statutes Title 18, U.S.C., Section 241 - Conspiracy Against Rights Title 18, U.S.C., Section 242 - Deprivation of Rights Under Color of Law Title 18, U.S.C., Section 245 - Federally Protected Activities...

I used to, but like ankle holsters I got tired of trying to yank my pant leg up or taking my pants off to get to the damn thing. There are better ways.

That's what's important. Everything else is just fluff.

(y) They have served their time; they are once again free citizens with all rights just like the rest of us. If they can't be trusted with an inanimate object; maybe they can't be trusted to be free in society.

I'm weak. Remember in the late 80's early 90's when the all-knowing Gov. decided to tell us that that nicotine was addictive? What do you suppose their first clue was? :rolleyes: