The Gun Fight in Washington. Your opinons?

Yes they do and the rights of the law abiding American citizen shall not be infringed.

The NRA and GOA are not going to allow you to violate the Constitution, no matter how hard you try.

And neither, for that matter, will the Supreme Court allow it.

CI lies so much because he hates our freedom.

Want to know the future that H2O, Oralloy, OmSigDavid, and the NRA are fighting for?

It arrived yesterday. Two 5th-graders brought a semi-auto handgun and a Bowie knife to school. They were planning to kill a classmate at recess because she was "annoying". Then they were planning on luring six other classmates away one at a time and killing them too. Fortunately another kid peached and their backpacks were searched and the weapons found. . David keeps advocating guns for everybody, he's been packing since he was eight. We could have had Gunfight at the OK Playground, 10 year olds shooting each other. That's just sick. You guys are just sick too.
http://wqad.com/2013/02/15/fifth-graders-accused-of-plotting-to-kill-classmate-they-called-rude-and-annoying/

Since you hate the Constitution so much, you might want to consider living in a different country. There are plenty of other places in the world that have the lack of freedom that you desire.

I recommend you try Cuba. Their view of civil rights is just your style.

re oralloy:
The Constitution doesn't say what you think it says. SCOTUS disagrees with you. The majority AND the minority in Heller specifically said that regulation of guns is permissible and legally established. You're the one who hates the Consititution and is trying to warp it to your extremist views. Why don't you move to Somalia? They love their guns there and the chaos would suit you just fine. The majority here prefer a more civil society, even tho you don't.

My post read--

Yes it does.





No they don't.





Only permissible if it complies with Strict Scrutiny/Intermediate Scrutiny/Rational Basis Review.





You shouldn't run around falsely accusing people of your own extremism and dislike of the Constitution.





Because unlike you, I actually LIKE civil rights.





Equating lack of freedom with civil society is silly.

And if the majority prefers a nation without freedom, too bad for them. They still have to comply with the Constitution even if they don't like it.

America’s hatred of gun control began before America was even a nation

Then why do you allow your governments to destroy the civility of others countries, MJ?

It's not surprising that these gun-totting yokels doesn't understand anything about our Constitution. They don't have a clue! The Constitution is a living document that changes with Amendments to it. They'll never understand these simple principles.

Brilliant, Oralboy, simply brilliant!

You oughta go back to spewing Uncle Sam's smegma.

I see the clueless and emotional cicegirl is back with more irrational thoughts to share...

Most of us aren't worried about "sane people" H2O. We are worried about the crazies who own guns...of which there are way too many already.

It takes a sane person with a gun to take out a crazy person with a gun.

Try to avoid any sane people with guns. We love ya, H2O.

You've never proven yourself to be a sane person, far from it.
We fear for those around you, FrankA.

Nah...my comeback was MUCH funnier.

Yours was lame.

Stand and fight - VIDEO

NASHVILLE, Tenn. — National Rifle Association leader Wayne LaPierre renewed his call yesterday for armed guards in schools and urged gun owners to “stand and fight” for the Second Amendment.

In a speech billed as the NRA response to President Barack Obama’s State of the Union call for new gun regulations, LaPierre noted in remarks to the National Wild Turkey Federation in Nashville that the speech didn’t mention school security. He dismissed Obama’s calls for background checks for all firearms purchases and bans on assault weapons and magazines that hold more than 10 rounds.

“We will not be duped by the hypocrisy in the White House or the Congress who would deny our right to semi-automatic technology, and the magazines we need to defend ourselves and our families,” he said.

LaPierre said the proponents’ real intentions would be to “ban every gun they can, tax every gun sold and register every gun owner.”

George Thornton, the CEO of the National Wild Turkey Federation, said his group agrees with LaPierre’s positions, even though not all of the gun-control proposals would directly affect hunters.

“You really don’t need large clips for hunting,” he said. “However, I have a very strong belief when you start to limit things, that the limits continue to chip away.”

LaPierre said a universal background check wouldn’t stop criminals or the mentally ill from getting firearms.

“Even when prohibited people are flagged by the system now, they are almost never stopped,” he said.

While LaPierre was critical of the president in the speech, the remarks were milder than his opinion piece this week on The Daily Caller, a conservative website; he predicted that the president’s financial policies will lead to chaos.

“Nobody knows if or when the fiscal collapse will come, but if the country is broke, there likely won’t be enough money to pay for police protection. And the American people know it,” he wrote.