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RE: Using lists - 12/8/2015 7:34:55 PM   
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Yes it is... but nothing to do with the Constitution... just procedures.

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RE: Using lists - 12/8/2015 7:50:05 PM   
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Yes it is... but nothing to do with the Constitution... just procedures.

Unless you count the 5th and 14th amendments.

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RE: Using lists - 12/8/2015 7:54:55 PM   
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Bama... if it were true the courts would have already ruled... they did not... it is procedure only in litigation... you can think it is against those amendments... but it is not.

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RE: Using lists - 12/8/2015 8:12:51 PM   
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Bama... if it were true the courts would have already ruled... they did not... it is procedure only in litigation... you can think it is against those amendments... but it is not.

So why do you want handgun bans? The courts have ruled them to be unconstitutional. Or are only the rulings you agree with sacrosanct?

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RE: Using lists - 12/8/2015 8:16:33 PM   
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I have no idea what you are talking about... when it comes to guns I want sensible laws... nothing to do with the constitution

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RE: Using lists - 12/8/2015 8:20:10 PM   
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I have no idea what you are talking about... when it comes to guns I want sensible laws... nothing to do with the constitution

You have said you want handguns taken away.
Don't you remember, it was within the last week.
That has been ruled unconstitutional.

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RE: Using lists - 12/8/2015 8:30:18 PM   
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Alright folks, here is the problem with the "lists" in question.

First, the US citizens on the list are those people suspected of having ties to terrorist groups or support terrorist groups, which could mean by donating funds to any organization that may have provided anything from medical supplies to toilet paper to those who are either aiding terrorists or providing sanctuary to terrorists.

Cat Stevens was on the list for speaking out in support of some of the goals of certain terrorist groups that had nothing to do with the US but everything to do with the stopping of bombing and shelling Palestinian areas in the middle east or taking Palestinian homes in the occupied territories.

An 8 year old girl was on the list because she had the same name as some woman who was suspected of contributing money to terrorist groups.

Those are two of the most screwed up items that are connected to these lists.

First, it is known that the Red Crescent (Islamic Red Cross) provide relief supplies to people in the ISIS occupied areas, which may or may not include ISIS members themselves. People contributing to this organization are being hounded by federal agencies because of this. Please note that during every modern war, the International Red Cross provided care packages to POW's of all combatants, and no one was demonized for contributing to them.

The Domestic Terrorism watch list includes ecology groups and animal rights groups and I am not just referring to the ones that pull some overtly militant shit.

During the Nixon years, people ended up on DoJ lists for supporting Native American Rights, Conservation, and protesting the war in Vietnam.

Suspected dont mean that a person is guilty. Conviction in a court of law means they are guilty, unless they win an appeal.

The Domestic Terrorism watch list, the one in question, contains over 700,000 names, including a doctor who failed to board an aircraft because he was on the phone doing a consult on a case, two CNN reporters, and to make matters worse, the computer system that flags those names has a nasty habit of flagging the name without a direct connection to the age of the passenger, hence a toddler was pulled from a flight for having the same name as someone on the list.

Of those, over half have no connection to terrorism, and that is a conservative estimate.

You want a shocker? Read this and I found that link by reading a conservative article on the about the mistakes on the list.

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RE: Using lists - 12/8/2015 8:37:40 PM   
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ORIGINAL: jlf1961

Alright folks, here is the problem with the "lists" in question.

First, the US citizens on the list are those people suspected of having ties to terrorist groups or support terrorist groups, which could mean by donating funds to any organization that may have provided anything from medical supplies to toilet paper to those who are either aiding terrorists or providing sanctuary to terrorists.

Cat Stevens was on the list for speaking out in support of some of the goals of certain terrorist groups that had nothing to do with the US but everything to do with the stopping of bombing and shelling Palestinian areas in the middle east or taking Palestinian homes in the occupied territories.

An 8 year old girl was on the list because she had the same name as some woman who was suspected of contributing money to terrorist groups.

Those are two of the most screwed up items that are connected to these lists.

First, it is known that the Red Crescent (Islamic Red Cross) provide relief supplies to people in the ISIS occupied areas, which may or may not include ISIS members themselves. People contributing to this organization are being hounded by federal agencies because of this. Please note that during every modern war, the International Red Cross provided care packages to POW's of all combatants, and no one was demonized for contributing to them.

The Domestic Terrorism watch list includes ecology groups and animal rights groups and I am not just referring to the ones that pull some overtly militant shit.

During the Nixon years, people ended up on DoJ lists for supporting Native American Rights, Conservation, and protesting the war in Vietnam.

Suspected dont mean that a person is guilty. Conviction in a court of law means they are guilty, unless they win an appeal.

The Domestic Terrorism watch list, the one in question, contains over 700,000 names, including a doctor who failed to board an aircraft because he was on the phone doing a consult on a case, two CNN reporters, and to make matters worse, the computer system that flags those names has a nasty habit of flagging the name without a direct connection to the age of the passenger, hence a toddler was pulled from a flight for having the same name as someone on the list.

Of those, over half have no connection to terrorism, and that is a conservative estimate.

You want a shocker? Read this and I found that link by reading a conservative article on the about the mistakes on the list.

Yes I have read several sources on these lists and they all agree that the construction of the lists is random. That there are too many people on the lists that have zero connection and that they are not based on being guilty of anything. I saw a guy on TV who had been on the list because when he retired he started traveling a lot and someone thought that was suspicious. It took him over a year to get off the list. People like Butch just see a way to stop people from getting guns. He will back anything that does that.

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RE: Using lists - 12/8/2015 8:42:01 PM   
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I have no idea what you are talking about... when it comes to guns I want sensible laws... nothing to do with the constitution


I want sensible laws, too. I think it's stupid one should have to pay an extra $200 for a tax stamp in order to have a sub-16" barrel. It's also stupid one should have to pay an extra $200 and unnecessarily involve the government to use something that protects hearing. Finally, it's stupid that a carry permit in one state doesn't carry over (did you see what I did there?) to all other states; driver's licenses do, and driving isn't a right.

I'm so glad we finally agree on sensible firearm laws!

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RE: Using lists - 12/9/2015 6:49:58 AM   
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See if you can link that post where I said I wanted to take away guns... Now i may have I just don't remember... I do seem to remember talking about gun free zones and saying tongue in cheek how it would be nice if the whole country was a gun free zone. But that was satire aimed at a silly comment from a poster who thought more guns and fewer gun free zones would mean fewer mass shootings.

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RE: Using lists - 12/9/2015 6:53:15 AM   
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But just for you let me make this clear....If given a choice between more guns and no guns at all... I would choose no guns. There now you have ammo for the future.

Butch

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RE: Using lists - 12/9/2015 7:06:31 AM   
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ORIGINAL: kdsub

See if you can link that post where I said I wanted to take away guns... Now i may have I just don't remember... I do seem to remember talking about gun free zones and saying tongue in cheek how it would be nice if the whole country was a gun free zone. But that was satire aimed at a silly comment from a poster who thought more guns and fewer gun free zones would mean fewer mass shootings.

You also in the same conversation refered to taking away handguns and ARs and expressed you view that this would be just fine because they wouldn't take your shotguns. Then you started lecturing Daddy Sayter about how he should have a shotgun for home defense so he has no need for a handgun. Remember now. How about in the same conversation talking about the "adults" taking our toys away from us? What thread was that in?

BTW every study not done by the Brady Bunch or Blumberg shows that CCW holders often keep incidents from becoming mass shootings. You don't hear as much about those incidents for two reasons.
A Much lower body count
B They don't fit the narrative.

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RE: Using lists - 12/9/2015 7:13:39 AM   
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But just for you let me make this clear....If given a choice between more guns and no guns at all... I would choose no guns. There now you have ammo for the future.

Butch

How can your take that position, when the courts have ruled that no guns is unconstitutional?
How can you say that using suspicion to deny a right is constitutional because the courts haven't stopped it when it hasn't been tried yet therefore it hasn't been challeged yet.

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RE: Using lists - 12/9/2015 9:43:58 AM   
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Oh....I have always been against AR-15's and i would gladly knock on your door and collect them. As for the shotgun... that had nothing to do with taking guns away... just what weapon would be safer and more effective in home defense.

The take your toys away comment remember was trying to get you to understand if you and others like you continue to try and block good gun control legislation you could very well loose your toys.

Butch

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RE: Using lists - 12/9/2015 12:58:34 PM   
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Nobody likes them fucking goddamn scrapheap 15s and 16s that's ever had to use them.


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RE: Using lists - 12/9/2015 1:18:14 PM   
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Oh....I have always been against AR-15's


May I ask why? It's a .223 semi-automatic rifle, the same as a Ruger Mini 14 and many other rifles. The only difference is the "sport" styling. Are you also against the Ruger Mini 14?


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RE: Using lists - 12/9/2015 2:08:47 PM   
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Nobody likes them fucking goddamn scrapheap 15s and 16s that's ever had to use them.


Something else we agree on.

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RE: Using lists - 12/9/2015 2:14:47 PM   
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Oh....I have always been against AR-15's and i would gladly knock on your door and collect them. As for the shotgun... that had nothing to do with taking guns away... just what weapon would be safer and more effective in home defense.

The take your toys away comment remember was trying to get you to understand if you and others like you continue to try and block good gun control legislation you could very well loose your toys.

Butch

Actually they have made pistol rounds that don't fragment either.
The way public opinion has been trending we will are much more likely to have national ccw reciprocity that unconstitutional gun conviscation. You know every time gun grabers want something I here that same garbage about if you don't stop fighting it we will end up taking all your guns. Same song and dance for 40 years, it is more of a joke than a threat. I don't like AR's, wouldn't own one, but if you want to personally knock on my door and take those evil pistols I own feel free to try. Don't make threats you aren't going to back up.

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RE: Using lists - 12/9/2015 2:17:15 PM   
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quote:

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Oh....I have always been against AR-15's


May I ask why? It's a .223 semi-automatic rifle, the same as a Ruger Mini 14 and many other rifles. The only difference is the "sport" styling. Are you also against the Ruger Mini 14?


But the mini 14 doesn't look like a military weapon so it must be ok.
Personally I don't like the .223 but I strongly suspect that the mini 14 is better than the AR.

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RE: Using lists - 12/9/2015 2:26:45 PM   
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Butch this is what you said

Johnny have you ever considered that humanity is nuts... has been nuts and may very well always be nuts? Now perhaps taking toys away for the killers may save lives even if it will not make us all sane.

It had nothing to do to how you will punish us for disagreeing with you. After all that is what the threat of if you don't give us this we will take them all really comes down to.

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