NicePants

I take it this man does not own any firearms.

Yeah, not much longer till Obama gets up on the pulpit again and it all goes back to hell. Not to be a wet blanket, but I think this is only the eye of the storm. Once Obama and the rest of them start their push, everything will be flying off the shelves.

I have to agree, although I take the side that video games and movies are not at fault and it's more of a matter of parents knowing what their kids can and cannot handle as far as subject matter goes. There are a lot of people I know that have played violent games all their lives and are fine and hardworking people. What parents need to do is talk with their kids about this stuff and make sure that they know what they're buying for their kids. There's a rating system for video games. Right at the corner of the box it tells you the recommended age, and kids can't even buy M rated (17+ age rating) games without an adult. Some parents just decide to buy their kids the newest call of duty and let them have at it without knowing that some kids might not be mature enough for the gore and violence contained within. If you play those kinds of games, you'll know what I'm talking about. Kids are rampant online playing these games, cursing the hell out of everything, and you wonder where the hell their parents are. People are lazy as all hell. It's the same crap they try pulling with firearms. Legislate all the problems away, because I can't take the time out of my day to talk with my kids about why mental illness isn't something to be ashamed of or why they need to talk to people if they're having problems or why people in real life don't respawn after they get blown to pieces by a grenade. It really REALLY isn't a difficult fix. It might be a long and arduous process to change everything, but it isn't rocket science, and it certainly isn't hard.

It was McMillan.

If this is true, all of that crap they and everyone else said about McMillan six months ago was total horseshit (not that I don't already believe that they were bsing when they said that they hadn't refused to do business with McMillan).

Hollowpoints are not illegal in NJ. That is myth perpetuated by everyone under the sun. They can only be used at the range or at home. Treat them as you would a handgun when traveling with them (travel only as needed with reasonable deviations to either your home or the shooting range).

Don't be a... bald guy?

I expect it to go to court. No way they'd let something like that go through without a fight.

While I sincerely doubt ANY of the states would go along with this idea (Maybe Illinois if those Cook county bastards assassinated everyone else prior), I can't deny that it's a possibility. I'm honestly surprised that they would put out a bill like that, though. This country is far too divided and polarized for them to gain any support on that idea, let alone the 2/3 support they need for it to even be brought up for discussion.

Some sanity from this state... can it be true?

I was about to explode in a fit of unholy fury. Well played, sir.

Rereading through it, that whole ATF gun tracking thing sounds like they wish to implement registration. I don't doubt that there is a much larger goal in sight than just banning semi-autos now.

This is a lot worse than I expected.

More like all these Eagles fans. Flame suit isn't even on. COME AT ME BROS.

Oh lord, I can't stop laughing at this thread.

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Blue Moon's good. I REALLY liked their pumpkin ale though, awesome stuff. As for tonight, I had some Yuengling Black and Tan earlier. Pretty good first impression.

This is an important fight. No one knows how this will go. Can you imagine if McCarthy's online ammo sales bill passed? No more buying cheap ammo off the internet, because the politico shitheads think you'll order some and throw it at children, thereby causing massive explosions and lead poisoning. Not to mention it would require dealers to record large sales, so buy a brick of .22 and now you're on the list! We need to fight this. If anyone hasn't yet contacted our respresentatives (hell even the ones suggesting this crap), please do so. They need to know that we do not approve of this.

A WASR-10 FOR $1500?!

Post it in the new thread. You can get a headstart on winning this year too.

What that guy wrote about that soldier was absolutely despicable and he should get crapped on for it, but to have the government come in and say that words on a screen, opinions, or speech is a crime is an absolute gross misuse of power, and it should be a warning to all of us.

And what if they voted out the first amendment and heavily restricted that? What if they passed a bill saying that any language that isn't nice or critical of others is now a punishable crime, even more so when you criticize the government? What if tomorrow they struck out the fourth amendment and said anyone suspected of being a terrorist or drug lord (ANYONE) is apt to have their homes searched and their belongings seized for investigative purposes? What if they just tore to hell the whole damn bill of rights and said "Well, we'll still let you do stuff, as long as we're okay with that?" Isn't that tyranny? Would you still roll over and say "Well, the votes were in their favor?"

That is just heinous. I can imagine trying to squeeze a little money out of the situation, or manufacturers upping the price, but that is just absolute douchebaggery. I'd expect that from the scalpers online, but not a local store. Reminds me of an S&W M&P15 I just saw on armslist going for $2000.

Just sent some letters to POTUS, Menendez, Lauty-wauty, and others. They probably won't read it, but I'm sure another few drops in the tide can help.