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Dad who pluggedprowler spurns deal
New York Daily News ^
| 4/08/03
| NANCIE L. KATZ
Posted on 04/08/2003 5:57:45 AM PDT by kattracks
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To: AllSmiles
I've spent more than 50 years in NYC.It is obvious from your replies. When you have experience living in a free country call us.
141
posted on
04/08/2003 8:03:25 AM PDT
by
Nov3
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To: stuartcr
What I was getting at is if I were to move to Brooklyn, or even NY state, with my pistol, bought legally in another state, am I required to register it? If I didn't, is it an illegal weapon?In a word, Yes.
143
posted on
04/08/2003 8:05:06 AM PDT
by
from occupied ga
(Your government is your enemy, and Bush is no conservative)
To: AllSmiles
AHA! The smoking gun! Seniority, age, experience, position, IQ, etc. determine whether or not a person is qualified to evaluate the law. A sad consistency emerges . . .
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To: AllSmiles
Allsmiles...give up, your OUTGUNNED.
146
posted on
04/08/2003 8:07:33 AM PDT
by
unixfox
(Close the borders, problem solved !)
To: AllSmiles
"Why? In your idea of a free country does everyone just do whatever they want to do whenever they want to do it?"
In a free country people don't have to get permission to own a pistol.
147
posted on
04/08/2003 8:07:41 AM PDT
by
toothless
(I AM A MAN)
To: AllSmiles
I have long felt that people with IQs below 130 should be put down for the general good. How revealingly Stalinist of you. You do realize that almost all of the productive work done anywhere on Earth - including New York - is done by folks with IQs lower than 130, don't you?
(And, before you ask: 165. Not that it is important, of itself, in real life.)
Comment #149 Removed by Moderator
To: AllSmiles
Why? In your idea of a free country does everyone just do whatever they want to do whenever they want to do it? Um... what would be your definition of "freedom"?
Your village called, they want you back as a replacement idiot cannot be found.
150
posted on
04/08/2003 8:09:55 AM PDT
by
Dead Corpse
(For an Evil Super Genius, you aren't too bright are you?)
To: AllSmiles
Look how much shorter this thread would be. Yes... without your posts it'd be much shorter.
151
posted on
04/08/2003 8:11:07 AM PDT
by
Dead Corpse
(For an Evil Super Genius, you aren't too bright are you?)
To: Jack Black
Last month, Hynes reduced the charges to misdemeanor attempted weapon possession, which carries a maximum 90-day jail term. Hynes said he would only ask Dixon to serve four weekends in jail in exchange for a guilty plea. Hynes ought to be thrown in jail for suggesting this bull shit. I can't imagine throwing this citizen in jail among real criminals. The locals ought to storm the freaking court and demand the resignation of Mr. *FN* Hynes.
Some local freeper ought to do a thread to Freep the Mayor or DA in this area.....
To: ninenot
I decided to bring neither morality nor the glorious poetry of the Declaration of Independence into this, because NEITHER are the US Constitution (though they are without doubt both the foundations of that document), and NEITHER are useful points of reference for determining if a law is "stupid" (ie: needless, fruitless, silly, irrelevant, fee-good-political-hay, counterproductive, etc...)
To: eno_
It IS legitimate to make your position felt in unconventional ways. Hmmmmmmmmmm.... I have been pondering the idea of reviving tarring and feathering for some of these types. hehehe
But seeing how that could land me in jail, I have been trying to come up with a legal alternative.
I do think it is time to target individual members of the 5th column assault on freedom, rather than the government as a whole. I think we keep making the same dumb mistakes over and over, and we keep getting the same result, a slide toward tyranny.
There is the safety in numbers that our legislators feel when we protest them at their workplace, that they will not necessarily enjoy if we protest them at their homes. Add to that, the fact that 20 people (the usual pro-gun turnout) outside a state capitol with signs goes almost unseen, but 20 people outside this pinhead's house would cause quite a stir.
I say that it is high time we target the individuals, and hound them at home, until they decide to do something productive, and freedom loving with their lives. Let's call it something of an affirmative action program for the aspirationally challenged?
And though it's probably dangerous to state this publicly, I'm still pondering the tarring and feathering. It just may be worth the risk. Naturally, I would use cold tar... don't want to hurt anything but the buggers pride for now... hehehehe
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posted on
04/08/2003 8:15:07 AM PDT
by
Critter
(Going back to sleep til the next revolution.)
To: AllSmiles
Why? In your idea of a free country does everyone just do whatever they want to do whenever they want to do it? I don't know if you need a permit to obtain one in NY, but the Constitution pretty well covers it. It is obviously something you either never read or did not grasp.
155
posted on
04/08/2003 8:15:09 AM PDT
by
Nov3
To: stuartcr
yes, and yes.
To: AllSmiles
I have long felt that people with IQs below 130 should be put down for the general good. This is consistent with your gun control postion.
157
posted on
04/08/2003 8:18:16 AM PDT
by
Nov3
To: AllSmiles
I've spent more than 50 years in NYC...It shows. You are matching every stereotype.
Walt
158
posted on
04/08/2003 8:18:34 AM PDT
by
WhiskeyPapa
(Be copy now to men of grosser blood and teach them how to war!)
To: Hodar
The DA has a choice. Do his job and enforce the law; or ignore the law. I don't think anyone is under any obligation to prosecute illegal laws, so his choices are actually: Do his job and drop the charges, or prosecute an illegal law. The Constitution being the supreme law of the land, and any law being repugnant to the Constitution being void, his job IS to drop the charges.
159
posted on
04/08/2003 8:19:09 AM PDT
by
Critter
(Going back to sleep til the next revolution.)
To: mewzilla
Actually it's easier for a crook to get a gun in NYS than it is a law abiding citizen. Actually that is true any where in the USA. Think about it, the average citizen in Baghdad,right now, has more firearm rights than anyone in our country.
160
posted on
04/08/2003 8:20:01 AM PDT
by
Flint
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