I would like to know why every anti-anything thinks I need to think the same way they do. I own guns I am responsible I teach safety and proper use. Hell I even obey the law.

What ever happen to live and let live

No different than someone tieing themselves to a tree to save it and living in a stick built home. How many trees did they save to build there home.
Or that person standing in line in the grocery store to buy a pound og hamburger saying hunting is in-humane

if only it was that easy

have to many power hungry idiots that want to control

everything one way or another

yet in 100 years what will their desires now do to their

childrens children when they are no longer in power

and have to suffer the injustices imposed by their not so great
and not so grand great grandparent

but hey what do i know

We stand up for leaving our personal liberties alone and do our best to limit the number of new laws they want to put on the books.

I have a plan lets just enforce the existing laws

actually

the patriot act makes

news illegal

not permitted to pass on information

the patriot act is in its self an act of treason

and should be handled as such

but hey what do i know

my understanding the patriot act has expiered and did not officially get renewed

caamken...you go babydoll!!!!

I thought this thread was about the FACT that more AMERICANS die annually due to doctor's 'accidents' than firearms related accidents.
What provision of The Patriot Act was it that outlawed the passing on of information? And why didn't the Supreme Court strike it down if it's so obviously treason?
I can't comment on ADJ4U's question 'what do I know'. Seems fairly obvious one thing he doesn't know is how to pull his head outta his arse.

thx

for your mature response

boater matt

seems the same could be said for you

as you know not what you are saying

and you went of topic to attack me with erronious information
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http://www.commondreams.org/headlines05/0722-07.htm


Published on Friday, July 22, 2005 by the San Francisco Chronicle
House Votes to Keep Anti-Terror Law
But Senate version puts more limits on federal agents
by Edward Epstein


WASHINGTON -- The House, overriding fears that Americans' freedoms are being restricted, voted to make permanent provisions of the Patriot Act that gave authorities more investigative power in the aftermath of the Sept. 11 terrorist attacks.

if they're not drunk, they're thinking about prada shades, or they're next kokomo vacation, or figuring out which next young girl they can convince to sleep with them cause they're god, or which of their buddies would like to have dinner and dessert

j/k

it's par for the course

well their are probably some that think

you really do get a bisquit w/butter and jam

from giego to

lol

dr. gun, should i run with a gun? daddy says no tellin what kind of kooks are out there.