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Video mocks celebrity gun control PSA
Michael Medved website ^
| 1/9/13
| not sure
Posted on 01/11/2013 9:28:55 AM PST by Baynative
In case you missed it...
It's the video of Hollywood dingbats pleading for gun control mixed with their own film depictions of violence.
TOPICS: Culture/Society; Extended News; Miscellaneous; News/Current Events
KEYWORDS: banglist; guncontrol; guns; hollywood; secondamendment
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posted on
01/11/2013 9:29:01 AM PST
by
Baynative
To: Baynative
"demand that our politicians do something..."
How about heavily fining every actor that portrayed glorified violence? Is that what these tools meant by "do something"? Perhaps ban violent movies all together? since violating Constitutional Rights seems to be on the table
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posted on
01/11/2013 9:44:06 AM PST
by
NativeSon
( Grease the floor with Crisco when I dance the Disco)
To: Baynative
"Nothing wrong with shooting...as long as the right people get shot"
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posted on
01/11/2013 10:23:13 AM PST
by
RckyRaCoCo
(Shall Not Be Infringed)
To: Baynative
How many of these idiots have bodyguards with guns.
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posted on
01/11/2013 10:25:25 AM PST
by
Darren McCarty
(If most people were more than keyboard warriors, we might have won the election)
To: Baynative
It's timer to mock the "Gun Control" Zoimbies!
"Gun Control" is
a firm grip, steady breathing, accurate aim (developed by lots of practice), and a slow trigger pull.
The Swiss have got it CORRECT !
We need to learn
from the Swiss and implement their
"gun control measures" here in the United States right now, today!
" Today, military service for Swiss males is universal. At about age 20, every Swiss male goes through 118 consecutive days of recruit training in the Rekrutenschule. ...
Even before required training begins, young men and women may take optional courses with the Swiss army's M57 assault rifle.
They keep that gun at home for three months and receive six half-day training sessions.
From age 21 to 32, a Swiss man serves as a "frontline" troop in the Auszug, and devotes three weeks a year (in eight of the 12 years) to continued training.
From age 33 to 42, he serves in the Landwehr (like America's National Guard); every few years, he reports for two-week training periods.
Finally, from ages 43, to 50, he serves in the Landsturm; in this period, he only spends 13 days total in "home guard courses."
Over a soldier's career he also spends scattered days on mandatory equipment inspections and required target practice.
Thus, in a 30-year mandatory military career, a Swiss man only spends about one year in direct military service.
Following discharge from the regular army, men serve on reserve status until age 50 (55 for officers).
By the Federal Constitution of 1874, military servicemen are given their first equipment, clothing and arms.
After the first training period, conscripts must keep gun, ammunition and equipment an ihrem Wohnort ("in their homes") until the end of their term of service.
Today, enlisted men are issued M57 AUTOMATIC assault rifles and officers are given pistol.
Each reservist is issued 24 rounds of ammunition in sealed packs for emergency use.(Contrary to Handgun Control's claim that "all ammunition must be accounted for," the emergency ammunition is the only ammo that requires accounting.)
After discharge from service, the man is given a bolt rifle free from registration or obligation.
Starting in the 1994, the government will GIVE ex-reservists assault rifles. Officers carry pistols rather than rifles and are given their pistols the end of their service.
When the government adopts a new infantry rifle, it sells the old ones to the public.
Reservists are encouraged to buy MILITARY ammunition(7.5 and 5.6mm-5.56 mm in other countries-for rifles and 9 and 7.65 mm Luger for pistols)
which is sold AT COST by the government, for target practice .
Non-military ammunition for long-gun hunting and .22 Long Rifle (LR) ammo are not subsidised, but are subiect to NO sales controls.
Non-military non-hunting ammunition more powerful than .22 LR (such as .38 Spl.) is registered at the time of sale.
Swiss military ammo must be registered IF bought at a private store, BUT NEED NOT BE REGISTERED IF bought at a range.
The nation's 3,000 shooting ranges sell the overwhelming majority of ammunition.
Technically, ammunition bought at the range must be used at the range, but the rule is barely known and almost never obeyed.
The army SELLS a variety of machine guns, submachine guns, anti-tank weapons, anti-aircraft guns, howitzers and cannons.
Purchasers of these weapons require an EASILY OBTAINED cantonal license, and the weapons are registered.
In a nation of six million people, there are at least two million guns, including 600,000 FULLY AUTOMATIC assault rifles, half a million pistols, and numerous machine guns.
Virtually every home has a gun.
Besides SUBSIDIZED military surplus, the Swiss can buy other firearms easily too.
While long guns require NO special purchase procedures, handguns are sold only to those with a Waffenerwerbsschien (purchase certificate) issued by a cantonal authority.
A certificate is issued to every applicant over 18 who is not a criminal or mentally infirm.
There are NO restrictions on the carrying of long guns.
About half the cantons have strict permit procedures for carrying handguns, and the other half have NO rules at all.
There is NO discernible difference in the crime rate between the cantons as a result of the different policies.
Thanks to a lawsuit brought by the Swiss gun lobby, semi-automatic rifles require NO PURCHASE PERMIT and are NOT registered by the government.
Thus, the ONLY long guns registered by the government are FULL AUTOMATICS."
The Swiss have got it CORRECT !
Let's adopt THEIR LAWS !
Remember:
The beauty of the Second Amendment is that it will not be needed until they TRY to take it.
Read
Second Amendment: Its Not About Hunting, IT'S ABOUT TYRANNY .
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posted on
01/11/2013 10:29:09 AM PST
by
Yosemitest
(It's Simple ! Fight, ... or Die !)
To: NativeSon
"demand that our politicians do something..."
How about heavily fining every actor that portrayed glorified violence? Is that what these tools meant by "do something"? Perhaps ban violent movies all together? since violating Constitutional Rights seems to be on the table
The wealthy celebrities are all for taxing the rich, so why not tax them for every violent movie they were a part of. Better yet, tax them something on the order of $10,000 per shot they fired in such a movie. The proceeds can be directed toward paying for armed guards in schools.
That way, the ones portraying more violence have the privilege of paying more to protect the schools.
It's for the children. We should demand something. Why not this?
To: Baynative; pookie18
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posted on
01/11/2013 10:40:22 AM PST
by
FrankR
(They will become our ultimate masters the day we surrender the 2nd Amendment.)
To: Yosemitest
Swiss citizens must be watching our 2A rights battle here wondering WTH is wrong with us.
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posted on
01/11/2013 10:51:08 AM PST
by
Made In The USA
(I'm not yelling, just... just talking enthusiastically..)
To: Baynative
This one must be an expanded version....much clearer
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posted on
01/11/2013 11:07:00 AM PST
by
Guenevere
(....)
To: Made In The USA
The Swiss are laughing their butts off at us, thinking of all those stupid voters who didn’t know Obama was a Fabian Fascist.
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posted on
01/11/2013 11:46:00 AM PST
by
Yosemitest
(It's Simple ! Fight, ... or Die !)
To: Baynative
I will say it for our social benefactors in the W.H and Hollywood since they are too embarrassed to come out and directly say this.
We need “Freedom Control” and “Bill of Rights Control”, NOW ! “Time to Limit Freedom, for the Good of Society” ! “We know what is best for you so sit down and shut your mouth and listen to us” !
It is not just Gun Control but Freedom Control !
To: Baynative
Not that they’re a bunch of stupid hypocrites or anything...
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posted on
01/11/2013 12:32:01 PM PST
by
GOPJ
(Obama GAVE guns to Mexican drug lords...Now he wants to TAKE our guns? It's wrong.)
To: Baynative
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posted on
01/13/2013 7:17:38 AM PST
by
KeyLargo
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