jcwit
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Like they're going to admit to it? Ya Right!
For those who think felons should never have guns...
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I now see where all these Zero Tolerance laws and rules come from.
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From the first post. ^^^^^^^
But thats what it has turned into.
Nonetheless, statements of fact or statements of opinion should be supported with evidence. Statements purporting to be fact, or statements of opinion, without support really aren't worth much.jcwit said:
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With that said I believe most statements on the internet forums aren't worth much.
True enough -- a lot of opinions expressed by folks who don't necessarily have any qualifications, and a lot of misinformation stated as fact without any supporting evidence or reference to some reliable source.jcwit said:
rainbowbob
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OK...a more accurate way of putting it would be "...the removal of the BEST means of self-defense."
The fact that there are other means of of self-defense besides carrying a firearm does NOT make my point moot at all.
Restricting the 2A rights of non-violent persons deemed unworthy is just plain WRONG.
Hopefully, those in power - now or in the future - will not decide YOU or I are unworthy for some trumped up and irrelevent reason.
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The felony stats are interesting, but there apears to be a lot of double counting (see bold).
Looks like there are a lot of murders, since it's the first thing under line 8, Volent crimes. But if you remove the duplicates, line 10, Aggravated assault (433,945) and line 16, Robbery (126,715) you end up with 36,787 combined murders, manslaughters, and forcible rapes.
Looks like there are a lot of murders, since it's the first thing under line 8, Volent crimes. But if you remove the duplicates, line 10, Aggravated assault (433,945) and line 16, Robbery (126,715) you end up with 36,787 combined murders, manslaughters, and forcible rapes.
ConstitutionCowboy
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Lacking the time to read the entire thread, I can only assume that someone has mentioned the answer to this whole debate/debacle. I'll repeat it here if it has been said, or say it for the first time if it hasn't been said. Keep violent criminals locked up until they can be trusted with arms out in society. That's the only logical and constitutional solution.
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oldbear
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Over zealous D.A. perhaps, but none of the responses I have read mention the kids. If in fact they were held out of school 12 times out of 25 school days that means the kids missed 48% of that school time, and missing that much school it would be very hard for the kids to keep up with their studies. Perhaps the D.A. felt this was a case of child neglect that did not quite rise to the level he believed he could win a case in court.
Another question that comes to my mind, do the defendants have any other pending criminal charges, a history of arrests, or unreasonable behaviors?
I hope there is more to this story than we have been provided with.
Another question that comes to my mind, do the defendants have any other pending criminal charges, a history of arrests, or unreasonable behaviors?
I hope there is more to this story than we have been provided with.
oneounceload
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No, it means there ARE alternatives to using a gun for self-defense, many of which can be just as lethal and not requiring Bruce Lee capabilities
jcwit
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Anyone know how to say unsupported opinion. As in not worth much.
Officers'Wife
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First they came for felons, since I did not like felons I applauded. Then they came for spousal abusers, since I did not like spousal abusers I saw no need to help. Then they came for me, and nobody like the label I was given and I stood alone.
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they had missed 24 days at the time they were charged 30 is no graduate to next grade here i don't know about there
Yea, yea, yea. Let's all stand up for the felons, and spouse abusers, and drunk drivers, and child molesters, and drug dealers, and all the other flotsam and jetsam of the world -- as if they are going to stand up for us. This continual repetition of clever paraphrases of Pastor Martin Niemöller's original 1946 comments describing what had happened in Germany has become a tiresome cliche. It doesn't always mean something, and it doesn't always apply.Officers'Wife said:
In which States? And cite the statutes please.SuperNaut said:
Cite the statutes. It's your claim and your burden to support it.SuperNaut said:
jcwit
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Good grief. Next you're going to start carding us.
fiddletown--get back on topic or someone will push the report post button.
fiddletown--get back on topic or someone will push the report post button.
That's fine. I just will not accept your claim.SuperNaut said:
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http://www.drvino.com/2010/03/08/maryland-wine-shipping-support-pessimism/
md
fla no longer a felony
indiana no longer a felony up to 2 cases a month
kentucky shipping by common carrier is a felony you can haul it yourself
UTAH If returning from "abroad" you can bring in one quart of wine or brandy, otherwise everything must come through a state store. If moving to Utah you are permitted to bring in your personal collection of wine or brandy if you can prove all taxes had been paid.
http://www.wineevents-calendar.com/...i_the_laws_they_are_achangin_i_but_not_enough
md
fla no longer a felony
indiana no longer a felony up to 2 cases a month
kentucky shipping by common carrier is a felony you can haul it yourself
UTAH If returning from "abroad" you can bring in one quart of wine or brandy, otherwise everything must come through a state store. If moving to Utah you are permitted to bring in your personal collection of wine or brandy if you can prove all taxes had been paid.
http://www.wineevents-calendar.com/...i_the_laws_they_are_achangin_i_but_not_enough
At least cassandrasdaddy has demonstrated that he can be relied upon to provide accurate information.
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