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Soju

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  1. I can only hope you were trying to be ironic. If so, well done. If not... Calling someone ignorant isn't necessarily an insult. It is just the lack of knowing. We are all ignorant of things. Stupid is another thing. Your blind defense isn't surprising however.
  2. Some states don't don't require the use of seat belts or motorcycle helmets. Live free or die. Legislating responsibility doesn't work. Teaching it on the other hand does. But why bother teaching things when there are already laws fort right??? That is what happens. Parents don't bother teaching it because that is the job of the state and the government...how is that working out..
  3. I thought the show was just entertainment. If it is suppose to be taken seriously, I'd be confused. The corniness level alone is funny. Just saw an episode where apparently aliens run the planet and are soon going to destroy earth. Thought it was an interesting plot. Didn't think it was real though.
  4. I disagree with everything you just said. I'd rather every Dick and Jane have firearms. There doesn't need to be regulation. There wouldn't be chaos. Also, you are 100% not for the 2A. You just said you want to infringe on fictional trolls right to bear arms because he speeds. How is that supporting the 2A? Well it isn't.
  5. Like I said...support it except when it doesn't suit you. I'm pretty sure you don't know what a right is or what the 2nd amendment means. Last I checked there wasn't an exemption for ninkampoops in the 2A.
  6. I can imagine a lot of hypothetical things or things that "could" happen. Since when should a hypothetical be used as a reason to restrict someone's rights? You people amuse me. Especially when people claim to support the 2A...except when it doesnt suit them.
  7. Are they committing a crime for checking your ID? No, but they are if they REQUIRE a copy of your ID as part of the application/issuing process, because not doing so is the LAW. Just like all the other violations. They are all illegal. What is ridiculous is that you think this is somehow okay. I'm not sure anyone was suggesting to refuse to do so and file a lawsuit. The OP was about asking whether this should be brought to the attention of the State Police.
  8. Good thing you quoted the first part of my post and not the second. It is almost as if you were intentionally ignoring that part, which may have helped explain the first. But then again, that would have rendered your post mostly irrelevant. Oh well.
  9. He had a short barreled shotgun without a tax stamp? He is lucky to be alive. Just 20 years ago that could get you executed.
  10. Why is someone indiscriminately breaking into your home, and in what circumstance is this person breaking in a benefit to you? I'm certainly not suggesting to 'indiscriminately' shoot anyone that 'busts' in, just posing some other questions that I think are equally as important.
  11. Do you give them a copy of your ID too? Are they using their authority as a pharmacist to infringe on a constitutional right in addition to violating the very rules/laws that govern them? Until I can be given a pass for committing crimes, I see police getting a pass for doing the same a big deal.
  12. Well unless statistics show that 100% of people that comply aren't killed, I don't want to be a statistic. You seem to be basing your views on scenarios that you already know the outcome to, because you are creating. That is cool, but it is pure fiction not substantiated in reality.
  13. Again, you just quoted something, then made up something else about $5??? Do you not understand why you are losing me here? I suppose your reading comprehension is far different then mine. It sounds to me like you are saying you should enjoy and be grateful for being robbed, right?
  14. That is the goal but I don't see it as the entire point. Letting police act like criminals when you might be able to do something about it just for sake of convenience? Well it is convenient, but still not right.
  15. That is a scenario that not only did you make up but I also said nothing about. I implore you to show me where I said I suggested anything close to what you just said. Unless you happen to posses the power of mind reading or future telling, your perception of reality is also mind boggling.
  16. Unless it is allowed per the statutes, yes you should inform them. I don't care what the reason for it is. It is either a legal requirement or not. If it isn't, and unless you comply they will not accept an application or issue an FPID, they are acting criminally. Why should anyone have to stand for that?
  17. It should rub you the wrong way, because there aren't any stipulations in the 1st Amendment that restrict or limit free speech. I hope he was doing more than just walking down the street with a sign to get arrested. Do you know what the channel is?
  18. I guess I'm having a hard time remembering that. This really is a story most Americans will never know. Because if true, most Americans were taught wrong! How did the Japanese decimate our fleet if they were all fighting the Germans at the time? Interesting...
  19. I'm offended that there are people in this thread that got offended, and by a comment that was not even meant to be offensive no less! I would have thought jail gu...corrections officers would have thicker skin than that.
  20. Hey, if you want to leave your life in the hands of a criminal, knock yourself out. Like I said, that is mind boggling to me.
  21. That actually happened in NH!
  22. Why people would want to leave it in the hands of a criminal, who is in the process of committing a crime, while using a deadly weapon, to decide their fate, with the hope that this might actually be a swell guy with no intentions to hurt you, is mind boggling.

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