Regulate bullets, not guns

soundco, Clean your glasses and reread my post.You must of missed the part where I said "Both sides are controlled by big money" in my post. Try to comprehend the post before you start calling people names. Your starting to sound like Steve King when you make quick judgements without thinking.

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No problem, hbockoven. Nothing says it has to be coffee; maybe one of those LARGE sodas that Bloombergs against. I just thought it would be nice to meet a fellow supporter but the option is there if you want. And I promise you, I'm not a "revolutionary" brother as one on here claims I must be.

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Anyone remember the job Clinton & Co. did on those Branch Davidians near Waco? Confidence in the federal govt restraint, indeed! Now, if they had only had a few of those hand-held, wire-guided antitank weapons I helped provide Israel bkc in '73, it might have been a fair fight.

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BigSlik1944...I choose to honor the victims of gun violence and unjustified wars with my voice rather than a flag. American's must become informed and question legislation, seek the truth and relay their findings to their representatives rather than blindly accept an argument for political or selfish reasons. Lives are at stake...maybe my voice will help to save some.

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Hbock: Very well said.

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First, I would like to commend everyone in here, no matter the side you may be on, for keeping this topic civil. For those who think those of us as paranoid for thinking the Govt. is up to something, I really hope your right and I am wrong. I would rather be wrong and give you something to laugh about...But what "IF" I am right and you are wrong? I won't laugh at you, and would help you when you come looking for help. That won't be the time for laughing, things will be too serious for that. When local Govts start trying to tell you how large your soda can be, that tells you THEY want the control. I hope I am the one boarding up the house for a hurricane that never comes.

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bububud, my flags fly at half-staff for EVERY life lost, military & civilians, 24/7/365. Is yours? If so, thank you. If not, why not?!

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BigSlik1944, maybe sometime, but I am not a coffee drinker. Meeting people from a message site is like meeting someone from Craig's list. Your not sure of who or the type of person you could meet. I am not too worried about it since I use my real name here. It would not be hard for anyone to look up my address. I am the most harmless person who would/has change ones tire, give someone a ride, or give a helping hand...But if someone threatens my family, me, and my friends I can change real fast.

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BigSlik1944...For informational purposes, the President is a democrat, the Senate is controlled by the democrats with the two independents in their pocket and the House is controlled by the republicans. The republicans use the filibuster in the Senate to block Democrat legislation...60 votes needed to break a filibuster...53 Dems..2 Indep...45 repub. If there was a tie on a vote, the VP breaks it with his vote. Glen Beck?..Hmmm, an exposed piece of the puzzle. UN treaty..will never pass the Senate. Your guns are safe! The killing will continue here and around the world. The UN will never have a say in how our country is run, just as we shouldn't in others (Iraq). Yes, we lost 4 Americans in Lybia, where is your concern for the 4500 lost in Iraq?

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I had to laugh when I saw taxedenough's comment. If I'm not mistaken (and I may be), aren't the Democrats the ones in control? And soundco, the invitation should have included you, and bububud you don't have to worry about being the sugar bowl, you're invited too. And I don't listen to Rush (maybe I should), I'll take Glen Beck any day. And while you're counting deaths, look up the total of non-gun related deaths. And I noticed you still haven't commented about the United Nations Arms Treaty. And if you're open-minded read Agenda 21 and you will see where the UN is already influencing American cities. And can you answer WHY the UN should have anything to do with the way OUR country is being run? And you want an "incident" that seems to be forgotten? Where was BHO when the SHTF at Benghazi and we lost 4 brave Americans?

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I don't thimk I have ever seen so many paraniod comments in one place. I don't care who has the bullets or why they have them. We have an elected goverment that does not listen to mainstreet people. Both sides are controlled by big money with the Republicans controled by a few extremley rich. Those rich are the people that I worry about because once they break the unions, do away with minimun wages and work rules you will not have the money to buy guns, bullets or food and medical care. They are the ones to watch because they will contol and dictate to you. The K-o-c-h brothers have already started in Wisconsin with their bought and paid for govener changing laws that stike at the heart of working people.

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BigSlik1944...Hey, Big, you forgot soundco! I can just imagine the conversation at THAT gathering! If it gets a little dull, may I suggest some righty talking points...Hmmm..."Did you hear Rush this morning,?" "Obama did what,?" "He's a socialist, ya know," (heads nod in agreement), "I think I saw a drone," "Where's Benghazi," (confused look), They're not going to get my guns,!" "I want to be ready when the government starts killing Americans!" There, a few suggestions to keep it lively! Never mention the 20 dead children in Connecticut or the 3,000 gun deaths in the US since...not important anyway and like so many other "incidents" the hope is that America just forgets about them. Let's keep the conversation at a "certain" level. Ya, I would just love to be the sugar bowl at that table!

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Bigslick, might some time, but I am not from Dodge and don't get there very often. I grew up in the area and check the news online. The part I like is that someone disagreed with your offer for coffee. I think people just hit the button based on who they are not what they say. For all the folks that think govt tyranny cannot happen in this country check out New Jersey's child services attempted raid on a house over a facebook photo of a kid holding his rifle. Of course the gal in charge wouldn't identify herself. Good thing the guy called his attorney while it was happening. The guy is a licensed firearms instructor and bought it for his son. And you lefties think I am paranoid. Of course cps won't comment on it.

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MadVette & hbockoven - want to meet sometime & have coffee?

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Before someone points out my oops it should be principles not principals. Sorry for the wrong word in that last post.

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Got a couple of questions for you BuBu. You said maybe the govt was just shopping around for the best price on ammo,sarcastically I presume. But why do they need the ammo. On top of that it is illegal war ammo. They don't need it for target practice as any will work. Also someone said on one of these posts that if we did have to fight the military we would lose because of their firepower. So do I take that to mean you would just cave in and not stand and fight for your rights? Sometimes it is not winning, but the principals involved. I myself would give up my life if our govt does what many of see as a real possibility someday. Paranoid no, prepared yes.

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"...The mainstream media has continued a propaganda campaign to demonize Constitutionalists by claiming that “increasingly frightening numbers, cells of angry men in the United States preparing for combat..."--- Title 10 U.S.C that dictates the forming of a military states there are three things. The active military, the organized militia (National Guard), AND THE UNORGANIZED MILITIA, which is all citizens. That United States code allows for unorganized militia groups to form and train on their own. It is protected in that code. A gun club that has regular meetings and training is an unorganized militia. It is expected that those people will come out armed to defend the constitution of the United States. That goes hand in hand with the 2nd Amendment for those who say it is only for the military/militia as we are all unorganized militia.

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"...To answer your question, maybe they are doing what most capitalists do, shopping around for the best price and stocking up..."---REALLY?!? When the govt. does it it is called bargain shopping? When a citizen buys cheap in bulk, the government says it is criminal terrorist activity. Seems strange the govt. wants to disarm the people but is stocking up for localWW3. If we are disarmed, why do they need state of the art automatic weapons and so much ammo? They now have more rounds than the US has population and the domestic government is not in the war business. Japan said they would not invade America's homeland because they feared a gun behind every blade of grass. The govt. is scared to death of its own people, which it should be, but it looks like they are getting ready for a new civil war and are trying to disarm us before they make their first move. Even having a stockpile of food makes one a possible terrorist when I think it is a good idea in case of a disaster or h

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And while you're at it, bububud, check out the proposed United Nations Arms Trade Treaty that your buddy BHO has told Kerry that he wants endorsed. If you do read it, be sure to take off your rose-colored glasses first.

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Wow, bububud. Revolution? "Blood" brothers, and " the day you all so seem to cherish...the day the shooting begins"? The last thing any of us wants is what you seem to think we DO want. Where in any of the comments in this do you come up with the idiotic idea that this is our goal, anyway? You want a picture? OK. For some reason BHO decides martial law is necessary. Why? And if he does, what will your reaction be? Follow your "piper" or have the stones to stand up for your freedom. Am I paranoid, like you seem to think; I like to think I'm not but I will be prepared; will you?

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BigSlik1944...Tell us all, Big, after you and your other "blood" brothers here have had your little revolution what will our America look like? Martial law? Schools closed? Stores closed and probably looted? Food and fuel? Order??? Give us all a picture of the day you all so seem to cherish...the day the shooting begins! Maybe a stop at McDonalds for a Big Mac and fries on the way to the front? Tell us about your little revolution! After a hard day of shooting and killing, a return home to some cocoa and RFD-TV? Give us a picture if you would. The "Twilight Zone" and your posts are two peas in a pod......

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I've evidentally ruffled bububuds feathers once and WAS going to ignore his comment about the parade, but, hey - maybe that's not such a bad idea. How about a parade/rally in support of the 2nd Amendment!? Might not be such a bad idea. Any thoughts from the 2nd Amendment supporters out there? And how's that theme song "Twilight Zone" working for you now, bud?

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soundco...To answer your question, maybe they are doing what most capitalists do, shopping around for the best price and stocking up...or is that now called "liberal socialism?" Oh my, was that a drone that just flew over my house...no just a crow. PARANOOOOOOOOIA.....

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I imagine armbands and "patriot" parades are on the agenda? Maybe we'll see some knee high black booted bafoons running around in uniform handing out leaflets and looking all tough...I can just imagine the hilarity...does Hogan's Hero's and Colonel Klink come to mind? Again...Paaaaaronooooia! Seek help.....

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The only person I may represent a threat to is the person who attempts to take my freedom away. And once again I see some disagreements to my posting but not a rebuttal comment, which I always find curious and interesting. And I will spread the word to my veteran friends on FB as the discontent is growing amongst them as well.

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