Posted on 07/14/2002 4:58:17 AM PDT by Pharmboy
No Dennis--it is an appropriate comparison. Neither you nor the KKK respect individual rights and you are both extremists. Live with it.
This is quite interesting, eh? A non-negative article on the gun industry by the Times. Has hell frozen over?
Many interesting things brought up in this article, for example, the inclusiveness of the gunners.
Let's try this one, 'Calling the Brady people on guns, is like calling Stalin for info on Freedom of the press', or 'Calling Brady on guns is like calling Nazis on religious rights'.
"That is probably the case, but no more than journalists are conversant on other dangerous products," he said.
Nice little slam there, Brady boy
"The mistake, though, would be to turn to the gun industry for that information rather than other sources, because they have their own profit-motivated bias."
And what motivates the Bradys? I suspect some are profit-motivated, after all their 'eternal' struggle, like the NAALCP does pay the rent. For most I suspect a Socialist agenda that includes disarming America.
Still totally toasty I'm sure, gotta have a warm seat for the management of the Times and the Brady's.
I'm sure the editors like at least one story a year like this, it keeps them 'balanced' against the hundred anti-gun stories they'll publish.
True enough, but they did publish this in the Sunday Times for maximum exposure rather than Saturday's paper for minimal exposure. Maybe 9-11 has gotten to some of the Gray Ladies' Reds?
The Brady Center to Prevent Gun Violence, as it happens, is one of the groups that is suing the gun makers
Sarah Brady, please explain how an inanimate object can harm a person. Perhaps you could start by explaining how a rock can hurt a person and progress to explain how a boot can hurt a person. Then explain how a drug can hurt a person. Then you could move on to explain how a gun can hurt a person.
Or will you concede that an inanimate object in and of itself cannot harm a person.
inanimate: 1 : not animate: a : not endowed with life or spirit b : lacking consciousness or power of motion
2 : not animated or lively :
Eddie "The Eagle" Edwards
Hmmm. I would've thought you knew the difference...;-)
The War of Two Worlds
Value Creators versus Value Destroyers
Politics is not the solution. It's the problem!
The first thing civilization must have is business/science. It's what the family needs so that its members can live creative, productive, happy lives. Business/science can survive, even thrive without government/bureaucracy.
Government/bureaucracy cannot survive without business/science. In general, business/science and family is the host and government/bureaucracy is a parasite.
Aside from that, keep valid government services that protect individual rights and property. Military defense, FBI, CIA, police and courts. With the rest of government striped away those few valid services would be several fold more efficient and effective than they are today.
Underwriters Laboratory is a private sector business that has to compete in a capitalist market. Underwriters laboratory is a good example of success where government fails.
Any government agency that is a value to the people and society -- which there are but a few -- could better serve the people by being in the private sector where competition demands maximum performance.
Wake up! They are the parasites. We are the host. We don't need them. They need us.
Take a non-shooter to the range today. Even if they're leftists. If they don't get a big doofy grin on their face, the first time they manage to put lead on the target, they probably aren't people you want to spend any time around. You'll probably make a convert.
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