Stretch
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- Thread starter Stretch
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davidmcbeth
Banned
Clearly the poster was not a-scared as he waited in line with the carrier
Maybe too scared to run and/or slippery underfoot. :uhoh:
Freedom1Man
Regular Member
Michael Maryk of Bellingham, seems like a whiny little freedom hater.
Oh, well he'd better go turn in his computer for an old manual printing press and a quill. Oh he's better use an ink pot and drying sand too unless he wants the ink to run.
Oh, well he'd better go turn in his computer for an old manual printing press and a quill. Oh he's better use an ink pot and drying sand too unless he wants the ink to run.
massivedesign
Regular Member
I wonder who he/she calls when she is afraid?
Freedom1Man
Regular Member
Ghost Busters!
MSG Laigaie
Campaign Veteran
I frequently shop in that haggens and have been asked that very question. I never have anyone run away or scream and cry.
marshaul
Campaign Veteran
My history may be a bit shaky, but after something worthy of being described as an "armed takeover", generally those who complain are done a far sight worse than being called names.
"Those damn gun extremists! Before long they'll control the entire government, and then they'll be free to call us ALL 'un-American'!"
"I have a right to feel not called 'un-American'!"
"Those damn gun extremists! Before long they'll control the entire government, and then they'll be free to call us ALL 'un-American'!"
"I have a right to feel not called 'un-American'!"
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sudden valley gunner
Regular Member
I go there all the time.
Was just there yesterday, for some ginger beer.
Have had several conversations.
Curious to whom this whiny anti constitutionalist is referring too.
Was just there yesterday, for some ginger beer.
Have had several conversations.
Curious to whom this whiny anti constitutionalist is referring too.
DocWalker
Regular Member
He does realize that our right to carry ensures his right to tell us we can't.......or maybe he doesn't?
What an idiot.
What an idiot.
EMNofSeattle
Regular Member
well someone craigslisted john to rant about him walking his dog, maybe you should put up an ad on "missed connections" asking for the whiner to come forward?
Oh the irony.
http://www.linkedin.com/pub/michael-maryk/8/952/357
http://www.strategicbookpublishing.com/Sunpath.html
Definitely click the second link, he has his picture at the bottom.
And another little commentary; Starbucks wasn't having a "Bring your gun in to Sbux day" as they are apolitical in the issue. Mr. Maryk's comment about "complaining" about Constitutional rights opens the door to be called "Un-American" is a little off. Being an opinion "letter," there's no response allowed. He didn't detail the full conversation (if there was one). The only one calling him "Un-American" is himself. Because deep down, in the bottom of his heart, he knows he wants to be British. Or Australian. Anything but American.
http://www.linkedin.com/pub/michael-maryk/8/952/357
http://www.strategicbookpublishing.com/Sunpath.html
Definitely click the second link, he has his picture at the bottom.
And another little commentary; Starbucks wasn't having a "Bring your gun in to Sbux day" as they are apolitical in the issue. Mr. Maryk's comment about "complaining" about Constitutional rights opens the door to be called "Un-American" is a little off. Being an opinion "letter," there's no response allowed. He didn't detail the full conversation (if there was one). The only one calling him "Un-American" is himself. Because deep down, in the bottom of his heart, he knows he wants to be British. Or Australian. Anything but American.
Sorry, but is not why I carry. Not at all.
It used to be when I was on active duty in the mens' department of the Navy. Took an oath to lay down my life if needed do that and everything. Nowadays the way I honor my part of the oath is to be active in guiding the process by which representatives of the population are sent to all levels of government, and to remind folks like Mr. Michael Maryk of Bellingham that many folks have in fact paid the ultimate price to assure that nobody denies him the right to voice his opinions regardless of how stupid, misguided and pathetic they may be.
If I'm ever in Bellingham I'm going to carry his picture so I can remember that he does not want me to carry a gun, so by extention he must not want me to protect him or his rights. If he pays his fair share of taxes he has already "hired" cops and members of the armed forces to ensure his right to voice his opinions regardless of how stupid, misguided and pathetic they may be.
stay safe.
1911er
Regular Member
DocWalker
Regular Member
I agree with you and it isn't my primary reason to carry either. But I was using the term to refer to the idea that he doesn't want anyone but the goverment to have guns; If he had his way. If the goverment was the only one to have guns then he would loose his freedom of speech along with the rest of the liberties he moved here to enjoy.
Did you notice he was from New Jersey...lol
And I like Marines they are fun and make the best patients...lol
leitung
Regular Member
New Jersey? That explains a lot. If you don't like it, go home, or better yet go to Canada only a short drive north. No need to worry about peaceful citizens exercising their right to be protected from the evils of the world.
I am also concerned about this persons mental health, as apparently the sight of an inanimate object causes him irrational fear. I believe his illness could be treated with therapy.
I mean, I get offended and tired of seeing people running around with "I love obamacare" & "co exist" stickers on their Prius on Bainbridge Island everyday, but you don't see me whining to my local news outlet every chance I get.
I get tried of dealing with people who are totally stoned every second of everyday, having to smell the smell of a dead rotting corpse of a skunk every time I am near you, but again I am not whining to my local paper.
How about you learn to "tolerate" a peaceable citizen exercising his or her right to self defense, instead of being a whiney little *****.
I am also concerned about this persons mental health, as apparently the sight of an inanimate object causes him irrational fear. I believe his illness could be treated with therapy.
I mean, I get offended and tired of seeing people running around with "I love obamacare" & "co exist" stickers on their Prius on Bainbridge Island everyday, but you don't see me whining to my local news outlet every chance I get.
I get tried of dealing with people who are totally stoned every second of everyday, having to smell the smell of a dead rotting corpse of a skunk every time I am near you, but again I am not whining to my local paper.
How about you learn to "tolerate" a peaceable citizen exercising his or her right to self defense, instead of being a whiney little *****.
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Difdi
Regular Member
It's human nature. They see their old homeland (whether it be a town, county, state, country or continent) as a total pit, ruined by all the useless laws that ruin everyone's lives, the lack of opportunity caused by extreme taxation to fund government programs, etc, etc, etc.
So they move somewhere without all of those problems. And the first thing they do after moving their furniture in is look around and start trying to make the place look more like home...it never occurs to them that making the place just like home would entirely negate their reasons for moving in the first place.
amlevin
Regular Member
I like to respond with "Why do you ask?" When they explain, just stand there waiting for more. By the time they're finished explaining why they asked it's your turn at the cashier. Then all you need to say is "excuse me while I take care of this".