NicePants

I had long hair once. It was cool, but maintaining it was a PITA and it was too hot in the summer for it. Plus I ended up using enough shampoo that I could probably tally up as a Great Pyramid's worth of .22LR bricks. If I ever decide to do it again I'll give you a call.

I do agree that the database should be updated as far as mental health checks if it's lacking, but going deeper and strengthening it is another matter altogether. That's a very fine line we'll have to cross. How far will it go? Will they deny a person who has sought out a therapist to speak with during hard times? Will they deny people based on past records because they are a "liability"? What if a person is on meds? Don't forget, some of those anti-depression meds like Cymbalta are also used on people with muscular and skeletal pain problems. Are those people now disqualified due to taking that medication? We need to tread carefully and be ready for them once they quit all this assault weapon bs.

Aye, but people will do it regardless. On BOTH sides.

Great article. Some of those comments were infuriating though. Of course they had to include my absolute favorite anti-gun snippet: The 2nd amendment only applies to the militia! I'm right and you're wrong! A bloo bloo bloo!

Please explain. The anticipation is killing me!

So much for guns = violence. What a dipshit.

That's hilarious. Better get them before we have to put pebble buttons on them like California.

If the dude's wearing body armor, hope that you can penetrate it. You could shoot at his legs, but prepare for legal troubleif you do. If SHTF, pray to Jesus or another deity of your choosing that those primal survival instincts kick in if you haven't been preparing.

I do not aim with my eye...

I believe that any government office should be limited to one term. While some may argue that it'll keep us from experiencing the beneficial effects of good leaders, it will keep those who are so inclined from building political empires and becoming virtual kings within the system. If that's a little too extreme for some, I don't think a two term system is TOO out of the question.

So far all I've gotten from Menendez are a few form emails saying he'll contact me ASAP (even though my first letter to him was over a week ago). Nothing from Lauty-wauty, and one email from Pascrell.

No man is perfect. And is it not a contested point of what the second amendment stands for? Many people are of the mind that it only allows the states to arm themselves. If you were to look at the writings and quotations of the founding fathers, you can see that their intent was clear that they meant to arm individual citizens. No way to spin it if you have their actual words.

It's almost scary how accurate that is. Like a never-ending spiral.

Yep, keep the lasers trained on them. They're starting to buckle a little. I read an article a few minutes ago that was a little weak on the AWB stance, saying that they'd rather have universal background checks. Don't give them a damn minute to breathe.

Can we start tarring and feathering these bastards yet?

Oh god, is that a real pic? If I ever saw that on the road, I'd probably cause a pileup from laughing my ass off.

The easy way to avoid that is not to house hunt in NJ, NY, or Massachusetts.

My mayor is on there, that crook bastard.

It's funny just how different things are a few miles west of here.

Sturmgewehre makes some very good points in this video. It's something that every person who exercises his or her second amendment rights should be willing to ask themselves: What do you consider to be the breaking point? He also makes it very clear that this is not the time to panic and call for blood, but rather continue with pressure on the legislature. A lot of people have been talking about Yeager's vid about "shooting people." I feel that this video respresents us much better as a whole while getting the point across in a more subdued manner.

Eff you guys, it's mine!

Four percent, unless all those years of math class were wrong...

But what about all those people calling for the murder of NRA members? Because they don't like guns,. their threats are just little jokes, right? Not defending Yeager, but the hypocrisy is goddamn astounding.

4.4 million is less than one percent of 100 million? Am I missing something, or did my brain just explode?