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Nicole Brodeur (SeattleTimes.com) tells OCers to shut up and go away

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kito109654

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Another ignorant reporter not doing her research. This is what we were to expect from the libtard Seattle media from this event. This is exactly why I decided against going that morning even though I had planned to.

We've been painted ugly, again.



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that kind of guy

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Another example of a reporter citing an example that has no weight. When it comes to our right to bear arms, they cite these little examples (the incident in the park) as reason why law abiding citizens shouldn't be carrying guns... because something might happen?

Last I checked I might die in a car crash today, get ecoli at the restaurant tonight, or break my ankle playing basketball tomorrow morning... but you won't see me refrain from any of those activities. The notion of not doing somethingbecause something bad MIGHT happen is no way to live.
 
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Could you imagine if anything that was feared by someone in the public was outlawed? Clothing, motorcycles, sports cars, pickup trucks, pocket knives.

Honestly I'm more worried about people's dogs than I am guns. Can we outlaw dogs in public?
 
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Isn't it strange that people like her scream like a stepped on cat when anyone talks about limiting the actions of the press. First Amendment becomes their battle cry. Ok, so they get theirs and the 2nd is not equally important???????? Perhaps when they were reading the Bill of Rights, they read the First Amendment and then stopped. After they got those rights they felt were important, the rest didn't matter. When will the idiots in the News Media realize that the Bill of Rights is a complete document, every part of which is essential to the well being of this country. It is not a Chinese Menu that you can order "One from Column A, one from Column C, and I don't want any of the rest".
 
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amzbrady wrote:
i fear people with signs attached to deadly sticks, can weban them?
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It's aprocess thingwhich makes it slow as shit but it can be done. :\

Norman wrote:
Could you imagine if anything that was feared by someone in the public was outlawed? Clothing, motorcycles, sports cars, pickup trucks, pocket knives.
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Lack of clothes is outlawed in a number of places and in some place it causes refusal of service.

Motorcycles should be glorified as the efficient risk/reward machines they are.

Sports cars are a status symbol. Some of them need to be banned.

All three of my trucks are rediculously expensiveenvironmental disasters. They also need to be banned.

My pocket knife is banned in the State of Washington and I could face serious penalties on possession alone. :uhoh:

Norman wrote:
Honestly I'm more worried about people's dogs than I am guns. Can we outlaw dogs in public?
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I've been attacked by large dogs when I was still a child. Once when I was on my bicycle and the dog's owner had him on a leash. The big lunk was scampering towards me pulling the owner with him. Large aggressive dangerous dogs shouldn't be banned. They should be locked up. Certain dogs are banned inurban areas.
 
amzbrady

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DaemonForce wrote:
amzbrady wrote:
i fear people with signs attached to deadly sticks, can weban them?
Click to expand...
It's aprocess thingwhich makes it slow as @#$% but it can be done. :

Norman wrote:
Could you imagine if anything that was feared by someone in the public was outlawed? Clothing, motorcycles, sports cars, pickup trucks, pocket knives.
Click to expand...
Lack of clothes is outlawed in a number of places and in some place it causes refusal of service.

Motorcycles should be glorified as the efficient risk/reward machines they are.

Sports cars are a status symbol. Some of them need to be banned.

All three of my trucks are rediculously expensiveenvironmental disasters. They also need to be banned.

My pocket knife is banned in the State of Washington and I could face serious penalties on possession alone. :uhoh:

Norman wrote:
Honestly I'm more worried about people's dogs than I am guns. Can we outlaw dogs in public?
Click to expand...
I've been attacked by large dogs when I was still a child. Once when I was on my bicycle and the dog's owner had him on a leash. The big lunk was scampering towards me pulling the owner with him. Large aggressive dangerous dogs shouldn't be banned. They should be locked up. Certain dogs are banned inurban areas.
Click to expand...
can we ban criminals... :uhoh:
 
gogodawgs

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amzbrady wrote:
DaemonForce wrote:
amzbrady wrote:
i fear people with signs attached to deadly sticks, can weban them?
Click to expand...
It's aprocess thingwhich makes it slow as @#$% but it can be done. :

Norman wrote:
Could you imagine if anything that was feared by someone in the public was outlawed? Clothing, motorcycles, sports cars, pickup trucks, pocket knives.
Click to expand...
Lack of clothes is outlawed in a number of places and in some place it causes refusal of service.

Motorcycles should be glorified as the efficient risk/reward machines they are.

Sports cars are a status symbol. Some of them need to be banned.

All three of my trucks are rediculously expensiveenvironmental disasters. They also need to be banned.

My pocket knife is banned in the State of Washington and I could face serious penalties on possession alone. :uhoh:

Norman wrote:
Honestly I'm more worried about people's dogs than I am guns. Can we outlaw dogs in public?
Click to expand...
I've been attacked by large dogs when I was still a child. Once when I was on my bicycle and the dog's owner had him on a leash. The big lunk was scampering towards me pulling the owner with him. Large aggressive dangerous dogs shouldn't be banned. They should be locked up. Certain dogs are banned inurban areas.
Click to expand...
can we ban criminals... :uhoh:
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OMG, why didn't we think of that sooner?!!!!!
 
Stretch

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gogodawgs wrote:
amzbrady wrote:
DaemonForce wrote:
amzbrady wrote:
i fear people with signs attached to deadly sticks, can weban them?
Click to expand...
It's aprocess thingwhich makes it slow as @#$% but it can be done. :

Norman wrote:
Could you imagine if anything that was feared by someone in the public was outlawed? Clothing, motorcycles, sports cars, pickup trucks, pocket knives.
Click to expand...
Lack of clothes is outlawed in a number of places and in some place it causes refusal of service.

Motorcycles should be glorified as the efficient risk/reward machines they are.

Sports cars are a status symbol. Some of them need to be banned.

All three of my trucks are rediculously expensiveenvironmental disasters. They also need to be banned.

My pocket knife is banned in the State of Washington and I could face serious penalties on possession alone. :uhoh:

Norman wrote:
Honestly I'm more worried about people's dogs than I am guns. Can we outlaw dogs in public?
Click to expand...
I've been attacked by large dogs when I was still a child. Once when I was on my bicycle and the dog's owner had him on a leash. The big lunk was scampering towards me pulling the owner with him. Large aggressive dangerous dogs shouldn't be banned. They should be locked up. Certain dogs are banned inurban areas.
Click to expand...
can we ban criminals... :uhoh:
Click to expand...
OMG, why didn't we think of that sooner?!!!!!
Click to expand...
No, let us educate them and reform them. :banghead:
 
gogodawgs

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Stretch wrote:
gogodawgs wrote:
amzbrady wrote:
DaemonForce wrote:
amzbrady wrote:
i fear people with signs attached to deadly sticks, can weban them?
Click to expand...
It's aprocess thingwhich makes it slow as @#$% but it can be done. :

Norman wrote:
Could you imagine if anything that was feared by someone in the public was outlawed? Clothing, motorcycles, sports cars, pickup trucks, pocket knives.
Click to expand...
Lack of clothes is outlawed in a number of places and in some place it causes refusal of service.

Motorcycles should be glorified as the efficient risk/reward machines they are.

Sports cars are a status symbol. Some of them need to be banned.

All three of my trucks are rediculously expensiveenvironmental disasters. They also need to be banned.

My pocket knife is banned in the State of Washington and I could face serious penalties on possession alone. :uhoh:

Norman wrote:
Honestly I'm more worried about people's dogs than I am guns. Can we outlaw dogs in public?
Click to expand...
I've been attacked by large dogs when I was still a child. Once when I was on my bicycle and the dog's owner had him on a leash. The big lunk was scampering towards me pulling the owner with him. Large aggressive dangerous dogs shouldn't be banned. They should be locked up. Certain dogs are banned inurban areas.
Click to expand...
can we ban criminals... :uhoh:
Click to expand...
OMG, why didn't we think of that sooner?!!!!!
Click to expand...
No, let us educate them and reform them. :banghead:
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Maybe we can just ban ASSAULTcriminals!
 
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I fear almost everyone else driving on the 405 with me.

Honestly, I don't know why anyone reads Ms. Brodeur's column. It's almost like having your dentist drill out a cavity without numbing your mouth up first.

I can't read any of the Times or the P.I.'s editorials or columns with feeling my blood pressure rise considerably.
 
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You know, I actually very much believe in people's right to not live in fear or be scared because someone's open carrying. It's quite an easy solution, which I'll take from Deros: Grow a pair and quit being scared! Problem solved!
 
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Hmm. Now I don't feel like part of the group anymore. I can't saunter. I even took classes to try to learn and the teacher told me I would never be able to saunter in a manner that would convey my proper contempt for the safety of others. It was sooo humiliating. :(
 
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