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Tommygunn wrote: Negatory. I don't even know who Alex Jones is. I didn't get it from any website, either. I got it in a personal comment from a lifelong acquaintance whose judgment I trust and who has contacts on those levels.

Another explanation? Call me a "conspiracy theorist", but there are some who claim to be "in the know" who say there was no hooker scandal -- that what there was was a planned coup d'etat against Obama in Colombia by elements of his Secret Service detail. The attempt was quashed, but the...

Jorg wrote: Having followed this thread, I have to conclude that to assume this forum is populated by "die-hard gun nuts" is a real stretch. It's even a stretch to assume that this forum is populated by people whose thoughts and opinions are informed by much of anything other than the...

Nushif wrote: Absolutely! So, you're saying there's no grounds for comparison? As if one cannot learn from history? Oh, that's verboten, isn't it? Even when my point was not so much about Hitler as about "waiting for the next election"? What's so "neo" about my values? And do you...

BSA1 wrote: Yup. Back then most folks probably said, "Don't make waves." And they stuck their heads right back in the sand. Just like folks today who say "It can't happen here" and "one president, no matter how bad, can't destroy America". When Hitler was elected (Yes, he was elected!), his...

Shoobee wrote: It sounds as if you've already bought into the MSM spin on this story (the Martin/Zimmerman case). Similarly, so have all those who think it's about the SYG law. That law applies only when there is an option to retreat, and under the SYG law one is not compelled to exercise...

gtd wrote: Exactly what I was thinking! 'Reminds me of the old Saturday Night Live gag (back in the days when it was funny!) about the "Land Shark" who rings the bell and says "Candygram!"

May I chime in on a few points? Sam1911 wrote: This reminds me of what my dad used to say: "Fighting with nothing but your hands is for the boxing ring. The first rule of fighting in the street is to have something in your hand (and preferably something that increases your reach)." As...

Fred Fuller wrote: Here's the bottom line, as far as I'm concerned. And I'm surprised that so many don't seem to grasp it, and that even Fred comes to it almost as an afterthought: You don't engage over mere property crime. Rather, you observe, you advise the authorities, you even...

wrigh003 wrote: "Door-to-door sales should be against the law"?? Are you serious? Listen, this may sound like a contradiction of my earlier post, but door-to-door sales is a tough way to make a living, and while you can refuse to answer the door, or firmly tell them you're not...

"Don't put your business in the street." ChCx2744 wrote: Au contraire; you let her know it was precisely the right house to score some guns! It sounds to me as if you made two mistakes: 1) opening the door and letting her inside your house, and 2) allowing her to see your sidearm...

'Funny thing is, I used to do collections and repos for a cable company, and the photo ID that I had looked like something you'd whip up on your home computer. And I drove an unmarked van. And since I was technically a contractor, a call to the cable company's office might not have been able...

LJ-MosinFreak-Buck wrote: Not "should", DOES! Our Founders addressed the question of "What manner of weapons does the 2nd Amendment protect the right of the citizenry to keep and bear?", and their answer was "all the terrible weapons of the soldier". You can read my own post on this matter...

A sad tale of an attempted "conversion"... I was once highly infatuated with a woman with whom I had a number of important ethnic and intellectual factors in common. Our "physical chemistry" was breathtaking (I wish I could tell you details)! It could have really turned into something. But she...

Pardon me for being cynical about women... ...But I think a lot of you guys are living in a romantic fantasyland. Have you never heard the expression "Hell hath no fury like a woman scorned"? You think a woman you've had a couple of "dates" with (whatever level of "intimacy" you think that...

"Why can't a woman be more like a man?" -- Henry Higgins in "My Fair Lady" Plan2Live: A very wise man once taught me that women decide within the first few minutes of meeting a man whether he is a potential sexual/romantic partner. This decision is subconscious and the woman may not even...

Refusing to engage Captain33036: Like the Captain, NYC taught me, early on, to be wary of being approached by strangers, especially skells. But while in NYC one can get away with saying "That's close enough, Pal!" (an old GF of mine -- a true NYC woman! -- used to just point her finger...

Probable cause? Presumption of authority? chrt396: "Probable cause"?? Are you serious? Someone please correct me if I am mistaken, but I don't understand how "probable cause" enters into it, when Zimmerman is not a commissioned LEO, on- or off-duty, and is not personally threatened by the...

zoom6zoom: 'Good point! 'Glad to see this brought up, and also that the OP says his is secure. The door from the garage to the house is usually a weak link. This door and the garage door itself need to be especially protected, because if a burglar can gain entrance to your garage, then...