Obama 2008 - "I Am Not Going To Take Your Guns Away, That Just Ain't True"

youtube ^ | december 29, 2012

[lowbridge]

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RkUpp22fHyw

[RetSignman]

[”I Am Not Going To Take Your Guns Away, That Just Ain’t True”]

Well I guess that’s true...he appointed his resident idiot to do that.

[Noamie]

Just throw it on the pile of Obama lies.

We know that whatever he says is the opposite of what he’s saying. :)

[butterdezillion]

Or maybe just throw anybody in prison if they don’t voluntarily part with their guns...

[DesertRhino]

I know.

[Truth29]

Taqiyya.

[gorush]

The Constitution is like paper money. Its value disappears when people stop pretending it has value.

[Alaska Wolf]

You’re damn right you aren’t going to take our guns away.

[MCF]

Wow, that’s so reassuring.

[Political Junkie Too]

The only thing left will be Article II, except that part about that business every 4 years.

-PJ

[Still Thinking]

"I Am Not Going To Take Your Guns Away, That Just Ain't True"

.....I mean, first I gotta insult and belittle you, then wait for some (probably leftwad) wacko to shoot up a bunch of sympathetic victims, then I gotta demonize you all, THEN push for registration! So I can't even dream of confiscation for 5-10 years minimum!

[Obama_Is_Sabotaging_America]

Fast & Furious comes to mind..

[patriotsblood]

Americans did not buy firearms and ammunition in record numbers just to have them confiscated by a bunch of elitists.
There will be a lot of dead bodies if they try that.

[jazusamo]

That’s true, he won’t take many of ours away but not because he’s not going to try, he’s a pro at parsing his words.

[alloysteel]

Bronco Bama is a cuffing liar, that is axiomatic.

For the moment, it seems to be working for him. But in the vast invisible way in which it works, karma shall certainly visit him, and it shall not be kind. In fact, it will be remorseless and probably totally unaffected by any mere supplications and pleadings.

Who remembers Benito Mussolini, “Il Duce”, Capo del Governo, Duce del Fascismo e Fondatore dell’Impero?

Almost nobody does so fondly.

[faithhopecharity]

I feel SO much better now.
After all, this is the same politician who promised us that
he wouldn’t raise our taxes,
and that he would provide us with millions of “shovel-ready jobs”
and
that we’d be able to continue to choose, keep our doctors in Ocare,
and
that there were to be no “death panels” deciding whether we’d receive the care we need or not, in Ocare
and
that he would run an open, “transparent” government
and
that he is “Israel’s best friend,”
and
and
and
and
and
and besides, he also has ridiculed us for being gun-grasping Bible-thumper types

so now we can sleep peacefully without a single worry

I feel SO good already!

[Paladin2]

www.zjstech.net/~ddixson/Unintended_Consequences.pdf

[DesertRhino]

I think the kenyan bastard (mods, i mean that literally, i think his father was a bigamist, therefore “the one” is a bastard) has kicked a hornets nest and doesn’t even know it yet.

I visited a huge gun store in my southwestern city today. First time for me since the Sandy Hook murders were exploited by the blood dancers.

I was shocked like never before. It was utterly different than the Clinton assault rifle ban days. The store looked like a swarm of locusts had come through. Only a few tired 50 year old sporters, antiques, and a few revolvers were left. NO magazines of any kind, and ammo was almost gone. They were rationing out ammo a box at a time to buyers so everyone coud get a few of the remaining rounds.

Rattled, i went to another store just to see how bad it was. They also have an indoor range. It was the same story, only worse. All the rifles and pistols were gone. All the ammo was gone. The range was filled on all lanes, and 6 parties were waiting in line for their turn.

Everyone was a little pissed off. Polite to each other, with grim nods to strangers to say hi, holding doors for someone carrying something, etc. But there was a perceptable and unmistakable anger in the air.
People aren’t plunking down hard earned money for something they intend to turn in a month or two from now. Something feels different. Defiance is floating around.

People are flat pissed off. The politicians had better take fair warning, apologize and never go this route again. I think any moves to register or confiscate or interfere with private sales will likely be met by violence. Just a feeling i get. I defy anyone to belly up to a gun counter and listen for 5 minutes and see if you don’t get the same vibe.

This is bad bad bad,,, Obama has gone too far.

[MeneMeneTekelUpharsin]

Americans did not buy firearms and ammunition in record numbers just to have them confiscated by a bunch of elitists.

There will be a lot of dead bodies if they try that.

The above statement, if not clarified, is NOT true. If the government makes an example out of 2-3 individuals/families (i.e. Waco, Ruby Ridge), the general public will fold. However, if the general public begins NOW to organize and set up a check system to catch infiltrators and lets the government know that tyranny will NOT be tolerated, then the government will fold, because the government is made up of the sons and daughters of the people and when told enough is enough will not be willing to kill a lot of people and still not get the desire result of submission.

If you do not begin to organize NOW, then the government will make you fold your hand.

[Ruy Dias de Bivar]

Nelson T. ‘Pete’ Shields
Founder of Handgun Control, Inc.

“I’m convinced that we have to have federal legislation to build on. We’re going to have to take one step at a time, and the first step is necessarily — given the political realities — going to be very modest. Of course, it’s true that politicians will then go home and say, ‘This is a great law. The problem is solved.’ And it’s also true that such statements will tend to defuse the gun-control issue for a time.

So then we’ll have to strengthen that law, and then again to strengthen that law, and maybe again and again. Right now, though, we’d be satisfied not with half a loaf but with a slice. Our ultimate goal — total control of handguns in the United States — is going to take time.

My estimate is from seven to ten years. The problem is to slow down the increasing number of handguns sold in this country. The second problem is to get them all registered.

And the final problem is to make the possession of all handguns and all handgun ammunition — except for the military, policemen, licensed security guards, licensed sporting clubs, and licensed gun collectors — totally illegal.”

-Pete Shields, Chairman and founder, Handgun Control Inc., “A Reporter At Large: Handguns,” The New Yorker, July 26, 1976, 57-58