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  1. I hope they revert to the Clinton tax levels and that they impact you personally more than you anticipate, and I hope it hurts badly. and it's the right that accuses the left of a "war on christmas"
  2. so...where can i buy one (legally) today? does the atf let me have my own explosives? a nuke, shoudl i care to create one? you do enough damage with power drills, SON! funny, 'cuz every bolt i put in still manages to be mangier n' a 3$ mongolian-whore i had a wierd gun-education - 3rd generation military - father a champion marksman to boot - guns all over the house, but never much discussed - the misfortune i wrought alone w/ a mere air-rifle too ruinous to discuss even now - i doh't pretend any solution would put a huge hurt on mass-shootings, which is really the best any true-believing libtard could hope for - we don't seem to have a lot of problems w/ mass bombings in our nation, so the regulations in place seem to be working pretty well there - doesn't seem like serious semi-automatics are that far oughta reach, but then its clear no solution can avoid grandfathering the gigantic goddamn backload of such weapons already on the street - i'm quick to arrive at the cynical notion that we won't be much able to do more than keep shit-to-shoe-level for another generation, but that alone is a pretty noble ambition...
  3. ivan

    Where are they now??

    climbergirl or krist-almighty was it girlclimber?
  4. ivan

    Where are they now??

    i think cc.com has weathered the passing of the FW just fine...
  5. so...where can i buy one (legally) today? does the atf let me have my own explosives? a nuke, shoudl i care to create one?
  6. i don't think any of the current proposals are intending to prevent all murders, just the high-body count ones - hard to stab to death 60 people in 60 seconds, no? as to your other questions, sure, the 1st amendment continues to be reconsidered in the modern era - wikileaks, for example? the move to make it as hard for the gov to read your email as your regular mail? i don't think there's been as fundamental a change in communication technology as in weapons at any rate. by 1791 you could already communicate an idea w/ pretty much the whole nation, but you couldn't kill everybody in a crowded theater in the time it takes a chimp to come... the breathalyzer for all idea would be interesting to see kicked aroudn by courts - the right to privacy is not clear of course, but judges might say the 4th amendment was being violated by such a broad mandate - not necessarily a bad idea, though it means i probably wouldn't be driving anywhere again rpg's can be had for, uh, what, like 10$ and some food stamps, right? no way in hell those should be legal, right? sure - old boys can improvise themselves if they wanted, but that's no reason to make it legal to buy them at wal-mart, agreed?
  7. no need for a speed governor on my red devil, i'm lucky when she can even get near the speed limit i've no problem w/ cars not being able to drive faster than, say, a 100 mph, as you might need to bust the speed limit to get somebody to the hospital, though faster than 100 would likely just add to the # of folks needing to be taken there - at any rate, there's hardly a constitutional basis for a debate on the right to speed all rights have limits - hardly any sane person would think the 2nd amendment would permit honkies to have anti-tank guns or harpoon missiles, no? so clearly the right comes w/ restrictions, restrictions which, in the founders' time, were happily provided by the limits of then-modern technology (the price and lethality of weapons most importantly) - now that the industrial revolution has fucked those limits all up, it doesn't seem retarded to re-impose them through law.
  8. at least 2 minutes of direct sunlight
  9. whirled peas
  10. beaming bright moon tonight - need a partner for late tomorrow night!
  11. ivan

    Where are they now??

    he had some sorta amusing exit a few months ago it seems and bade his adieu - for sure, i'd googlify the thread if only i truly gave less of a phuck - verily, i think he thought himself vilified and also too oft the object of vulgar abuse
  12. just keep going, john!
  13. ivan

    Where are they now??

    NOLSE!
  14. fire hoses could certainly be retro-fitted w/ coaxial kalashnikovs
  15. schools, nay society in general i say gentlemen, would be far safer if everyone just had a heart-plug implanted in them by the benevolent and sacred state!
  16. 12/21/12 - if the mayan motherfuckers were gonna be my end, where better to make my final banal stand than the fabulous bacon-wand? dank, tepid, oppressive parking lot - a bad beacon BM, like so many i've been blessed w/ before a survey of the base complete, geoff n' i thought the corner might go - after the first pitch took more time to finish than an entire lap in summertime, the wind picked up, the rain came down, and off we rapped, but not before taking in a strange scene - a flock of seagulls out on the swollen columbia, swirling about a sea-lion, alternately landing and leaping back up as he lashed around at them - what could it mean? an aid session on wrong gull and w/ that our short first day of winter was done hopefully not my last visit of the year, but the best laid plans of mice n' 'mericans...
  17. Fake Ivan says: Um...no. It really is the weapons. Too many of them, to be specific. An American has a 15x greater chance per capita of being shot than an Australian, despite very similar cultures. The difference is strict gun owernship policies in Australia. Merkins talk a big game but no one's going to do fuck all when the guvernment comes for their guns. People's balls tend to shrink a lot when staring down a felony weapons charge. Plus, SWAT teams know how to handle the bunker crowd, should such a suicide by cop situation occur. After one or two culling incidents (if they happen at all) that'll be the end of that fad. The gene pool needs a little cleaning up now and then. Americans are pretty fucking tired of watching kids die so a few undersexed overfed white males can play Red Dawn. It's all part of America's being fed up with its own retardation - Kristianity - declining. Anti-gay bigotry - declining. Anti tax lunacy - declining. Tolerance of gun nut culture and the violence it spawns - also declining. Americans are also pretty tired of the NRA's solution of more guns. In the past 30 years, not a single one of the 62 mass shootings was stopped by a good guy with a gun. A deputy missed the perp 4 times during Columbine - 11 more people died after he missed. During that same 30 years, highly trained police have accidentally shot thousands of other good guys. But the NRA isn't about public safety. No, not so much. They're about helping their corporate sponsors sell guns. Lots and lots of guns. They've crafted their message to resonate with the freaks and wannabes in Merka - a huge population, apparently. About once a century, somebody actually protects their family from flesh eaters with a gun. The rest of guns incidents involve kids shooting each other or themselves accidentally, people shooting family members or the dog they THOUGHT were intruders, angry boyfriends shooting that fucking ho, and depressed people shooting themselves. "I'd rather have a gun and not need one than not have one when I do" No, actually, you wouldn't.
  18. the mountain and route that reinforced in my minimal mind the Deep Need to move substantially more westward
  19. "the tumultuous sea of liberty is never w/o a wave"
  20. Fake Ivan here. Hard to keep up with the lunacy, but regarding the idea floating around that government policies to curb behavior don't work - drunk driving is down by half since the early 80s. Drug prohibition is bad policy - it punishes private behavior. Anti drunk driving laws and public education is good policy - drunk driving is public, not private, behavior.
  21. ivan

    Where are they now??

    where are the snowdens of yesteryear?
  22. ivan

    Where are they now??

    that russian feller who was everyday training to be world's best climber, miloshk?
  23. my razor-sharp wit is weapon enough...
  24. my family's bidness for 3 generations has been armor (present cc.retard excepted, naturally) - little bro was a cav scout officer w/ the 7th cav in ought-three when we taught them iraqi fellers a lesson - he commanded 4 bradleys and reported inflicting far more carnage on the civil populace then the bulky, brooding bastards in the abhrams, alleging the cause to be the bradley's higher rate of fire (albeit w/ a relative pop-gun) n' general ability to squeeze down corridors too restrictive for an m1-'s hulk...
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