I wish he had pressed him more. That guy was a DB.
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I wish he had pressed him more. That guy was a DB.
JKdrummer should post in Funny Picture and Video of the Day MEGATHREAD!!!
Wow... The rep is visibly hostile toward this guy. I love it. What is the Rep's name, I want to send him a thank you note.
That totally made 9 hours of sitting on concrete steps worth it. They literally stormed out of there. Melanie from MDA was taping it-bet that wont be making it to the website anytime soon 
FYI, we have at LEAST two proponents on the committee on our side. Quite possibly 3. There is a VERY good chance this all works out for us in the end.
FYI, we have at LEAST two proponents on the committee on our side. Quite possibly 3. There is a VERY good chance this all works out for us in the end.
Is there a better version of this out there? I cannot understand any of it.
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Despite the naysaying on this board, and yes, we always could use more of a presence on the ground, I still count yesterday as a success. We were heard and remember, we were heard at every hearing.
I'm not scared, I'm proud and confident we will have come out of this with some damage, but dammit it's not over, we aren't out. The bills proposed in many cases were too extreme to support- I think even leftist types like Chang Diaz get that.
The key is this, no matter what happens, we don't collectively sigh because the outcome isn't terrible. We take stock of what we have, work with our people to recover what we lost. It's not impossible and its not Armageddon.
I'll take some time later and post my own reflection later. Keep your chins up everybody, yes the opposition played dirty but I think that showed us to be the adults in the room.
I'm not scared, I'm proud and confident we will have come out of this with some damage, but dammit it's not over, we aren't out. The bills proposed in many cases were too extreme to support- I think even leftist types like Chang Diaz get that.
The key is this, no matter what happens, we don't collectively sigh because the outcome isn't terrible. We take stock of what we have, work with our people to recover what we lost. It's not impossible and its not Armageddon.
I'll take some time later and post my own reflection later. Keep your chins up everybody, yes the opposition played dirty but I think that showed us to be the adults in the room.
They will post on the statehouse website in a few days.
Do they post all the testimony videos?
45collector
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Snapped this pic in front of the steps. This lady was arguing with one of our buddies that all guns should require some kind of electronic device that only lets the actual owner of the gun fire it. She said something like, I know we have the technology and so it must be done!!
LOL. Why don't you listen to your friend in the blue sweater and just walk away, fruitcake.
If we have the technology why the hell don't we rebuild him?????
moonbats
So these people are Harvard profs?
He's arguing that more guns means more crime and this has been prove time and time again? BULLSHIT. His grasp of statistics is pathetic.
MA vs. NH. Gun sales over the last 20 years vs. rates of violent crime nationwide.
Simple as that and there are plenty of other examples.
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He needs to chat with his colleagues at Harvard Journal of Law & Public Policy- http://www.law.harvard.edu/students/orgs/jlpp/Vol30_No2_KatesMauseronline.pdf
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FrugalFannie
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He claimed he was. I could not locate him on any Harvard website listing faculty. I didn't bother looking for her.
I actively engaged them in the morning after I heard one of them refer to us as Neanderthals and that we hated children. I made sure I forced the ITSTime card into her hands, she acted as if it was herpes.
Nice! The key to see how worthless they really are is if they pronounce it "NeanderTALL" or "NeanderTHALL".
namedpipes
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I like to pronounce it "Neandrathrall"
MetalgodZ
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They have purposely been keeping tabs on our communications, and then arranging for their groups to arrive ahead of whatever we schedule.
Ok, so next time we're meeting at noon, right?
MetalgodZ
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Ok, so next time we're meeting at noon, right?
Well, we're going to have to figure out how to handle this. The GPG "web of trust" model has potential, but we'll need some actual support...It's not efficient, but it's effective.
So I found the harvard professor. I do not envy him the emails and phone calls he'll be getting. I do not plan on contacting him myself, but if I did I would probably use poopsenders.com
Christopher J. Malloy - Faculty - Harvard Business School
So now we know who to send angry notes to, and who to send thank you gifts to!!
As a reminder, this is the guy who tore the prof apart, in case anyone wanted to contact him.
https://malegislature.gov/People/Profile/DTV1
Christopher J. Malloy - Faculty - Harvard Business School
So now we know who to send angry notes to, and who to send thank you gifts to!!
As a reminder, this is the guy who tore the prof apart, in case anyone wanted to contact him.
https://malegislature.gov/People/Profile/DTV1
That lady deserved a brick upside the head (as I had said/yelled there). She also supports Obama arming the "freedom fighters"aka al qaeda in Syria and then says we don't need the stuff she thinks we should indiscriminately hand out to our enemies around the world
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They seriously need to just dig a hole and crawl in to it. My bet is they came from Amherst.
I spoke with many of the women at the rally and found that the blue hairs with the signs were actual sheep. Ive said before, I intentionally and purposefully went over with ItsTime cards to admittedly, get under their skin and whenever I engaged them, they were like cockroaches under the sudden glare of a fluorescent light - they were big and bad, calling us Neanderthals (and for a deaf bastard like me to hear it is amazing), but when I tried to talk with them, they were scared.
Mind you, my talk was to attempt to shake hands, they refused. To introduce myself by name, they would not do the same. I explained that we have similar goals when it comes to preventing violence but different ways to get there. "well, we're not going to rest until we get MORE regulation."
Fair enough, but know that we don't intend to stop coming out in opposition to fight bills like these - they are mere repetitions in many cases of existing laws and the ones that will affect ME will affect only ME, not the person hell bent on doing harm.
"you don't know what you're talking about and are selfish."
Uh huh, Im selfish. That's why I gave up time I didn't have to be here, to fight for rights and to make my voice heard. I'm selfish because I'm standing up against a wave of knee jerk reactions to tragedies, to politicians too happy to exploit them. But I'm the selfish one.
As has been the experience of many, one of the other geriatrics pulled her away.
I did get to talk to the women on the victims' panel. They were very polite, although a bit annoyed with us because we laughed at the teenager who said he was afraid to be mowed down by an AR15. One in particular indicated she admired what I had to say about working within communities to solve violence. She still pushes for more laws, but at least could be talked to.
I think we HAVE TO continue down that path of dialogue and realize that while we probably won't covert all of them to common sense, but we have to TRY and work with them to see that WE DO have the same goals in mind as far as public safety is concerned but that we have to work on ways of achieving this in a manner that doesn't take away civil liberties in any way.
Mind you, my talk was to attempt to shake hands, they refused. To introduce myself by name, they would not do the same. I explained that we have similar goals when it comes to preventing violence but different ways to get there. "well, we're not going to rest until we get MORE regulation."
Fair enough, but know that we don't intend to stop coming out in opposition to fight bills like these - they are mere repetitions in many cases of existing laws and the ones that will affect ME will affect only ME, not the person hell bent on doing harm.
"you don't know what you're talking about and are selfish."
Uh huh, Im selfish. That's why I gave up time I didn't have to be here, to fight for rights and to make my voice heard. I'm selfish because I'm standing up against a wave of knee jerk reactions to tragedies, to politicians too happy to exploit them. But I'm the selfish one.
As has been the experience of many, one of the other geriatrics pulled her away.
I did get to talk to the women on the victims' panel. They were very polite, although a bit annoyed with us because we laughed at the teenager who said he was afraid to be mowed down by an AR15. One in particular indicated she admired what I had to say about working within communities to solve violence. She still pushes for more laws, but at least could be talked to.
I think we HAVE TO continue down that path of dialogue and realize that while we probably won't covert all of them to common sense, but we have to TRY and work with them to see that WE DO have the same goals in mind as far as public safety is concerned but that we have to work on ways of achieving this in a manner that doesn't take away civil liberties in any way.
Just emailed my written testimony to the committee - it's so much harder to put a well written piece together than to just speak coherently.
Feels good to have done the work though... getting involved feels way better than doing nothing "'cause it doesn't matter anyway".
Feels good to have done the work though... getting involved feels way better than doing nothing "'cause it doesn't matter anyway".
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