Posted on 03/15/2007 8:57:14 AM PDT by ExpatGator
""Brady Gun Law Defense Fund [image]Last week, a Federal Appeals Court overturned Washington D.C.’s long-standing restrictions on handguns — a decision that endangers all of America’s gun laws."
Thats enough to warm the heart.
I just rejoined...can't wait to get my free duffle bag.
Seriously, NRA would get and hold more members if they could keep their membership records straight.
I got my shots! Although, it might be a good idea to get a booster before inviting such activity.
"Sincerely, Your Friends at StoptheNRA.com
...Your gift will be worth double when you give to our Brady Gun Law Defense Fund. Please give a tax-deductible gift today."
That's gonna take awhile,
the new dog only weighs 12 pounds and it takes time to fill a bag.
Just think "Your gift will be worth double"...
The Appeals Court ruling really has them scrambling...
Shameless whores ain't they?
Hey guys:
Let's quite smearing a fine family-oriented TV show!
Just call them the Brady Boobs or something.
Here! Here! I trust the GOP faithful will send him packing.
I cannot fathom he could win the nomination.
Ronnie must be doing high rotation at Brady's antics......
I was speaking in general...
I am well aware that there are problems in law enforcement...
especially when these Army and national guardsmen team up with Cops in SWAT teams...
ooooeeeee!! Something rotten in the USA!!!!
Liberals complaining about "activist" judges... That can't be...
Oh, the irony....
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Its all a money making scam by lazy liberals. Live high on the hog off of other people's donations.
ooooeeeee!! Something rotten in the USA!!!!
Oh, indeed. Does the name "Waco" ring a bell?
70 years of erroneous precedent!!!
Attorney Stephen Halbrook's extensive historical research lead him to this interesting conclusion:
"In recent years it has been suggested that the Second Amendment protects the 'collective' right of states to maintain militias, while it does not protect the right of
'the people' to keep and bear arms. If anyone entertained this notion in the period during which the Constitution and Bill of Rights were debated and ratified, it remains one of the most closely guarded secrets of the eighteenth century, for no known writing surviving from the period between 1787 and 1791 states such a thesis. The phrase 'the people' meant
the same thing in the Second Amendment as it did in the First, Fourth, Ninth and Tenth
Amendments -- that is, each and every free person."
And further:
The "collective rights" theory originated in U.S. v. Tot, (1943). The historical
references in Tot simply do not support its thesis. See Halbrook, That Every Man Be Armed
189-191 (1984). http://www.gunlaws.com/books3.htm. Subsequent cases merely string cite to
earlier cases which are ultimately traceable to Tot. http://www.gunlaws.com/SCGC-News.html.
Thanks to Alan Korwin www.gunlaws.com for the above excerpts
Yes, it is! I would suggest that you folks remember exactly who it is that has the guns, and what it's going to cost you to try to take them away from us! Before you start this war, I would advise you to make sure you have your Will written, your funeral paid for and above all else, make your peace with God, because you will be meeting Him shortly after this war begins! The guy who shot Jim was a bad shot. Don't count on the rest to be! America's have seen the writing on the wall. You can only push so far before we push back, and I promise that you will lose!!
Getting that off my chest, now I can say that they are in a rush to solicit money from people so that when they lose they will have a little money to tide them over because after that, they will have to go out and get 'real jobs' like everyone else has. Bwaaaaahahahahaha!
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