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A Few of FR's Finest....Every Day....04-26-07...JH2 ~ When Guns are outlawed, only outlaws have guns
JohnHuang2;dutchess;pookie18 | JohnHuang2

Posted on 04/26/2007 6:55:32 AM PDT by dutchess








When guns are outlawed, only outlaws have guns

by JohnHuang2



A free people ought not only to be armed and disciplined, but they should have sufficient arms and ammunition to maintain a status of independence from any who might attempt to abuse them, including their own government. — George Washington

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Venus Ramey, Miss America 1944, was about to get robbed yet again last week at her south-central Kentucky farm, so she exercised ‘gun control’ by holding her snub-nosed .38-caliber weapon steady as she shot out the tires of the thief’s would-be getaway car, using her walker to steady her aim with each shot. The 82-year-old pistol-packin’-mama then flagged down a passing motorist and calmly held the thief at gunpoint until the Sheriff arrived. (The Sheriff had just finished an urgent call at Donkin’ Donuts.) Miss America’s farm apparently was not a “gun-free zone.” But according to New York Times editorials, people like Ramey would be much safer unarmed. Liberals would love to make all of America a “gun-free zone,” just like they’d love to ‘fix’ American health care by making it one giant Walter Reed system.
The idiocy of “gun control” and ‘gun-free’ zoning at Virginia Tech helped get 32 of its students and teachers shot to death, so liberals insist the solution is even more gun control. And bigger ‘gun-free’ zoning. (New libbie slogan: People don’t kill people, guns do.)
To make college campuses even safer, I suppose the next thing they’ll do is chase off military recruiters — oops, they’re already doing that.
After patiently allowing families an appropriate period for grieving — 10 seconds — the New York Times opined that “what is needed, urgently, is stronger controls over the lethal weapons that cause such wasteful carnage and such unbearable loss.” ‘Lethal weapons’ are notorious for turning beacons of mental health like Cho Seung-Hui into raving mass killers.




Speaking of raving lunatics, Rep. Jim Moran accused the GOP of Cho’s killing rampage, charging hysterically that allowing the “Assault Weapons Ban” to lapse was the reason for the shooting — an insane and moranic charge.
Rep. Carolyn McCarthy revealed that Cho’s shooting rampage was caused by the ‘gun lobby.’ Cho’s rampage “could have been avoided [had] congressional leaders stood up to the gun lobby,” she said. A few months ago, the blithering genius introduced the “Assault Weapons Ban of 2007” which also regulates weapons with pistol grips and a barrel shroud. To stop a gunman hellbent on killing, just pass a law about a barrel shroud. Anyone can see that the homicidal maniac screaming in that “video manifesto” just needs a barrel shroud law. America already has 20,000 gun laws on the books — one more and it’ll be paradise. (Asked on MSNBC what a “barrel shroud” is, McCarthy said she didn’t know.)
Cho attended a government university run by liberals and filled with liberal professors teaching liberal dogma — so you know it had to be the NRA.
ABC’s Brian Ross reported that the Assault Weapons Ban of 1994 banned the use of high-capacity magazines that Cho didn’t even use, which prompted Sen. Schumer to demand renewal of the Assault Weapons Ban.
Sen. Patrick Leahy responded to Virginia Tech by holding hearings on those eight U.S. attorneys.
On the basis of no credible evidence, liberals are ready to shut down the American economy because of ‘global warming,’ yet show them stacks and stacks of statistics that more guns equals less crime and they respond by lapsing into hysteria. The Spanish train bombings were caused by a lack of train control! The shoe bomber — lack of shoe control! Carjackings — lack of car control! Global warming — lack of toilet paper control!
Monday’s Sydney Morning Herald of Australia noted how “two teenagers who wanted to experience murder told police it ‘felt right’ to strangle a friend (using speaker wire) and bury her body in a shallow grave.” Australia needs to ban speaker wire.
After 1960, liberals made it harder and harder to buy guns legally. After 1960, we got more and more killing rampages like Virginia Tech. Every time some nut fires at a crowd, liberals express shock that criminals don’t obey gun laws — then insist it’s proof we need more gun laws. I have it on good authority it’s already illegal to murder 32 people, yet Cho murdered 32 people.
With regards to security on college campuses and everywhere else, just ask yourself, ‘what would Miss America 1944 do?’


* Virginia Tech would not be a declared “Haven for murderers” — technically known as “gun-free zone.” That would’ve put a serious dent in Cho’s plans right there. Things like banning guns, dialing 911 and other elements of Virginia Tech’s impeccable security action plan would be gone. Those big signs which read, “Killers be warned: We have no guns here, so stay away!” would vanish too. (To really keep the killers away, start college gun clubs on campus.)
* It would not have taken Miss America over 2 hours after the first two homicides and with a gunman on the loose on campus to realize there was a problem. She’d have preempted the massacre by (a) notifying students before the massacre and (b) locking down the campus. Liberals would scream that kids would be missing classes.
The Virginia Tech massacre didn’t happen because of too many Miss Americas with guns, it happened because of too many nuts like Cho who should’ve ended up in a state mental hospital and not a state university — where he was stalking students, writing insanely violent plays, committing arson. It was clear from his video that Cho was certifiable — so certifiable, he’d blend right in at DailyKos.
The liberals who run Virginia Tech didn’t consider stalking, setting dormitory rooms on fire, and creeping everyone out on campus enough to warrant kicking him out or even suspension. He never called anyone a “faggot.”
And the dormitory room fire was caused by a lack of match control.


Sixteen months before Cho offed his victims, there were so many signals that he was a nut, it convinced even mental health experts. The only reason this whack-job was on the loose is because libbies worry about ‘privacy,’ which is why states like Virginia absurdly don’t share their mental health records with the feds — even if it’s a nut like Cho — so the gun dealer didn’t see a red flag.
But hold on. Scratch the ‘privacy rights’ veneer and you’ll find liberals who think psychos like Cho aren’t really psychos, just slightly cuckoo — the cuckooness nothing more than Cho’s ‘reasonable’ response to the “injustices” of capitalist America. And the cruel, dehumanizing evil of campus food. Cramp campus dorms. Homework. Having to attend classes with “rich” kids around. Cho was just under so much pressure. The air of Marxism in Cho’s video ‘manifesto’ proves comrade Cho was being class oppressed! Libbies think of criminals in much the same way — they’re just a product of horrible Amerika, don’t incarcerate, they just need therapy. If you take this idiocy to its next level, every raving nutter and criminal can be “rehabilitated” with just the right ‘treatment’ and should not be locked up. Whether it’s criminals, lunatics or Sunni “insurgents,” liberals don’t want anyone locked up — unless he’s Tom DeLay.


Libbies got the hots for “deinstitutionalization’ — the practice of keeping Cho out of mental hospitals and in universities — back in the ‘60s, class action suing their way into “liberating” mental patients across America, which expanded homelessness, which got liberals complaining about expanded homelessness, which liberals said was caused not by liberals putting mental patients on the streets but by Reagan’s tax cuts. It is estimated that up to 50% of the homeless are mentally ill — those despicable tax cuts.
People squatting in tent cities, city parks and pushing shopping carts filled with garbage — they’d be doctors and engineers if only taxes were higher!
The ‘crowning jewel’ of deinstitutionalization was John Kennedy’s Community Mental Health Act of 1963, then came the “privacy rules” of the Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act of 1996 (HIPAA), which gave us Cho. The psychiatric hospital that treated Cho couldn’t legally compare notes with Virginia Tech counselors nor dean without Cho’s OK as an outpatient. It’s notable that just before the HIPAA Privacy and Security Acts went into effect, the big worry was the cost of compliance. And with its complexity, nobody was ready to shoot from the HIPAA. At Virginia Tech, the cost of compliance consisted of 32 dead students and teachers. Because when guns are outlawed, the only one shooting from the hip is the outlaw. Liberals have blood on their hands.
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To: MEG33

Isn’t it just puuurrrfect?

I wish it wouldn’t get much warmer than this for the rest of the summer. Unfortunately, it will! This is Texas, after all! LOL!

See ya later....a nap is callin’ my name! (((hugs)))


21 posted on 04/26/2007 3:41:14 PM PDT by luvie (GWs message to Tony: stay strong; a lot of people love you and care for you and will pray for you)
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To: MEG33

Sounds like You got tons of rest and a ton of groceries and a ton of sun yesterday!
Good stuff x 3!!!


22 posted on 04/26/2007 4:17:44 PM PDT by Majie Purple
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To: Purple Mountains Maj

;)I could not believe how long I slept!

I am so happy you are back online again! Even when I don’t have the time to comment..I miss checking in to view.


23 posted on 04/26/2007 4:24:54 PM PDT by MEG33 (GOD BLESS OUR ARMED FORCES.)
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To: JohnHuang2; dutchess; pookie18

Thanks for this excellent thread.
The sad truth.


24 posted on 04/26/2007 5:07:11 PM PDT by GodBlessUSA (US Troops, Past, Present and Future, God Bless You and Thank You!. It Prayers said for our Heroes!)
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To: dutchess; JohnHuang2; pookie18

Way to go, Miss America, John, dutchess, and pookie!! Another good ‘un, John! And I love, love, love the illustrations, dutchess! And I’m late, late, late getting here - sorry!


25 posted on 04/26/2007 7:23:28 PM PDT by Billie
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To: dutchess; Aquamarine; Billie; dansangel; DollyCali; Diver Dave; Pippin; The Mayor; Mama_Bear; ...
WOW! Beautiful job with the layout, dutchess! Bravo, my friend {{{{{{{{{{{{{{{{{{dutchess}}}}}}}}}}}}}}}}}} And thank you so much. Haven't read the replies, but here's a big THANKS to y'all for dropping by!

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26 posted on 04/26/2007 11:33:39 PM PDT by JohnHuang2
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To: ST.LOUIE1; Billie; dutchess; DollyCali; GodBlessUSA; Mrs Mayor; Mama_Bear; Aquamarine; JustAmy; ...

April 27, 2007

A Fire To Be Kindled

READ: Luke 24:13-32

Did not our heart burn within us while He talked with us on the road, and while He opened the Scriptures to us? —Luke 24:32

In Acts 17, Paul went to Mars Hill to declare the truth of the resurrection. Many listeners gathered there were not spiritual seekers. Luke, who wrote the book of Acts, records that they spent their days simply wanting to discuss the latest new ideas, with little interest in acting on what they learned (v.21).

Too much information can be dangerous. All the ideas can blur together and become incoherent, leaving us unchanged by what we know.

Centuries ago, the historian Plutarch warned of the danger of living on a purely informational level. He wisely said, “The mind is not a vessel to be filled, but a fire to be kindled.”

The Christ-followers on the road to Emmaus would have agreed (Luke 24). As they grieved the death of Jesus, the risen Christ Himself joined them but hid His identity. He began instructing them on the ancient prophecies of those events found throughout the Old Testament. Later that day, Christ revealed Himself to them and then departed.

After Jesus’ departure, they marveled at what they had heard. The things He taught were not sterile facts but a fire that kindled their hearts with devotion for Him. May we likewise trust the Shepherd of our souls to kindle our hearts as we grow in His Word

As we walk along the road of life,
We can sense that Jesus is there too;
As we read His Word and hear His voice
We will find He kindles fire anew. —Hess

You cannot start a fire in another’s heart till it is burning in your own.


27 posted on 04/27/2007 6:00:22 AM PDT by The Mayor (http://albanysinsanity.com/)
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To: All
T.G.I.F. at the Finest
28 posted on 04/27/2007 7:58:58 AM PDT by Billie
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To: JohnHuang2
Bang, I mean Bump! :)
29 posted on 04/29/2007 3:21:30 PM PDT by Aquamarine
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