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Pat Mac, you wut?
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If not being in prison could be considered a background check then I'm in favor of background checks too.
Sounds like a nice hit piece where a bunch of people sell us down the river- Because they can't emotionally handle the costs of real freedom, much like a kid not wanting to get rid of things like training wheels on a bicycle, or other similar things. Support of UBC, etc, is a crutch of shallow thinkers.
People don't believe me when I try to tell them "Just because so and so owns a gun, does not make that person automatically a friend of your rights".
There are 80, strike that, probably 100 million gun owners in the US now. If even 50% of them really cared about their rights, gun control wouldn't be an issue- and anyone that talked shit about it would be ostracized like that anti gay pastor's family, or someone that wants to ban apple pie and ice cream.
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People don't believe me when I try to tell them "Just because so and so owns a gun, does not make that person automatically a friend of your rights".
There are 80, strike that, probably 100 million gun owners in the US now. If even 50% of them really cared about their rights, gun control wouldn't be an issue- and anyone that talked shit about it would be ostracized like that anti gay pastor's family, or someone that wants to ban apple pie and ice cream.
-Mike
Agreed, in Mass there are an estimated 400,000 gun owners and less than 10% belong to GOAL. Therein lies most of the problem. Those numbers are a rough estimate.
People forget that guns are just tools or appliances to a bunch of people, not also a symbol of freedom or an expression of a creator endowed right.
Not quite the same deal, but logic is the same here- Shitloads of people drive cars in this country but we still have stupidly low speed limits in most places and poor/nonexistent driver training.
-Mike
You can, but the entire idea is stupid. Shit would hit the fan if someone put forth a bill to remove the federal prohibition twoards a registration scheme, although at this point that law is almost a farce anyways, particularly with the 4473 retention policies in effect, and the NTC, and so on.
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He is, on other social media sites too. Of course those that agree with his statement have the "he's a veteran, so he knows what he is talking about" attitude. Isn't it amazing how the left uses military service to support their argument when it is convenient?
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I actually wanted to train with him because I thought he was pretty rad, but this is too much for me to swollow. I'll just run his drills and snap into a Slim Jim with my buddies on the range instead.
Well, it's a generic logical fallacy thing... I think it's called "Appeal to Authority".
EG: "So and so is right because they have (insert some fancy title here) and by virtue of that they know more than you do."
Happy fun ball moment: When a moonbat uses "appeal to authority" on you, just throw a Trump back at them.
"Well, you just used someone's position as a reason to why its credible. Donald Trump says (X) and you going to tell me its NOT credible- and he's the leader of one of the most powerful countries in the world- by your logic- that means he is credible. Oh wait, now you want to take that back? I thought so. "
Note that, in some cases, appeal to authority can be legitimate, but it is exceedingly rare.
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I'll let someone else listen to that 3 hours of self felatio and fill me in on the back peddling and hero worship tomorrow.
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If I were him I'd say it was a Freudian Slip.
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Just listened to Mac on P&S, Comedy central edited the clip.
Also, the "reporter", anti gun ****head "i hate guns" jordan klepper, has a NYC CCW licence and owns guns... so hes a real piece of shit.
Also, the "reporter", anti gun ****head "i hate guns" jordan klepper, has a NYC CCW licence and owns guns... so hes a real piece of shit.
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it doesn't mean that he doesn't want you to have none.
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Yep.
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right around the 12:30 mark is where it starts. he only talks about it for a little bit and then its back to the usual P&S.
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Actually i just watched it. I think he was going for satire, wasn't exactly hilarious but if he was going for anti gun it failed miserably. There were a few chuckles in there and I bet Comedy Central didn't even think it was almost pro gun... almost. Or he's the worst comedian ever
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Just noticed the video is now private. What's up with that? CC sick the lawyers on Pat Mac?
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