Uber_Olafsun
Regular Member
Hey you don't need ten anti gun people. After all shouldn't they be able to do whatever they need to do with one? I propose banning these high capacity machines of flatulence.
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Humor Thread--Ridicule the Anti-gunners
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EMNofSeattle
Regular Member
These workers just want a safer work environment.
why would we force these working americans to work in a hostile workplace?
[video=youtube;ngsKzdKNAmo]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ngsKzdKNAmo[/video]
why would we force these working americans to work in a hostile workplace?
[video=youtube;ngsKzdKNAmo]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ngsKzdKNAmo[/video]
moonie
Regular Member
Bank robber #1, do you hear something?
Bank robber #2, that's the last time I buy duct tape at the dollar store...
davidmcbeth
Banned
a bus of gun ctrl idiots goes over cliff with 1 seat empty -- the tragedy???
It wasn't a double length bus..
It wasn't a double length bus..
Deanimator
Regular Member
Gun control: The theory that 110lb. women have the "right" to fistfight with 210lb. rapists.
sudden valley gunner
Regular Member
My son who is into drawing and writing comics is going to make one for me based on some of my experiences.
A cop yelling at me for OC'ing saying, "I didn't spend two years in the dessert fighting for our freedom, to come home and see you exercising them!"
No this wasn't officers exact words but the amount of officers who claim I am for civil rights or a I am a "civil libertarian" and brag about being a vet who fought for our constitution while they are trampling yours is mind numbing.
A cop yelling at me for OC'ing saying, "I didn't spend two years in the dessert fighting for our freedom, to come home and see you exercising them!"
No this wasn't officers exact words but the amount of officers who claim I am for civil rights or a I am a "civil libertarian" and brag about being a vet who fought for our constitution while they are trampling yours is mind numbing.
EMNofSeattle
Regular Member
sudden valley gunner
Regular Member
You should post that comic when he's done with drawing it!
I will if I can get him to get it done......maybe I should offer him a few bucks...be his first paying customer.
Freedom1Man
Regular Member
Some of that is misinformation that will cause a bad situation to become worse. Any chance anti-rights folks put that together?
stay safe.
eye95
Well-known member
Check out how "behaviour" is spelled. Is this sign even from the US?
KYKevin
Regular Member
What do you call ten anti-gunner with guns? Politicians!
Talesman
Regular Member
What do you call ten neighborhood anti-gunners who run to your house seeking protection when the SHTF (for real)?
Personal slaves a.k.a. chattel.
Personal slaves a.k.a. chattel.
Citizen
Founder's Club Member
Trespassers.
fighting_for_freedom
Regular Member
Skidmark - I see nothing invalid or illegal about those signs. Care to point out what I missed?
First, I never said there was anything illegal about those signs.
Then I wondered if there was
As for misinformation , just a few representative examples:
- "do not have to give name and address if arrested". Factually correct, but it will causea delay in your processing and may prevent you from being released on bail since FBI fingerprint matches are not 100% accurate. Don't know for sure who you are = no bail.
- "should be told why you are being arrested". No. At some time you will be informed of the charge against you, but that is vastly different from being told why you are being arrested.
- "right to free legal advice". Maybe. Mostly based on income and assets. A few states provide free legal representation during custodial questioning, but do not expect the attorney to show up really soon after you are brought in.
- "right to have someone told of your arrest". Maybe in (f)GB, but not in the USA.
stay safe.
fighting_for_freedom
Regular Member
Sure. But still not misinformation, per se.
Technically, yes, 'why you are being arrested' is different from the charge against you. But I think the sign is trying to put the concept into quick and easy to read words.
It should be a law here, in my opinion.
Sorry, didn't mean to nitpick, just wanted to understand your reasoning for saying those signs were misinformation. They seem to be mostly correct. I'd think it better for people to think they have MORE civil rights than they do less, don't you?
EDIT: On a re-read of those signs (I looked at them last night on my phone, missed some of the finer print), I noticed that it does not, in fact, say that you have the right to refuse to give name and identification if you're under ARREST. It says you have the right if you are stopped/searched. Which would be completely accurate, and very sound advice, IMHO. I did notice though, that underneath that bit, it says that if you are suspected of 'Anti-Social Behaviour', refusing to give ID can get you arrested. Must be Britain. Buncha stupid morons. Anti-social behaviour.......... I'd be in jail for the rest of my life if I lived there. I'm about as anti-social as they come......
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fighting_for_freedom
Regular Member
What do you call 10 anti-gunners in a pro-gun store (like mine)?
Former customers.
Former customers.
Beretta92FSLady
Regular Member
Freaking hilarious! LMAO!!