What does "pro-gun liberal" mean?

[dmallind]

Really? Didn't know I lived in such a dense state. Seems a lot emptier in toto than KY, AL, LA, etc In fact it looks like MN is about 21st in density but 4th in not getting that "redistribution" back. I think you are reading in too much to a limited sample. While population density plays a part, so does per capita income, education level of inhabitants, attractiveness of the location to business (often based on the education thing), political clout at the Federal level, and relative ability to balance state budgets


But in reality the point I wanted to make was that redistribution of wealth takes many forms, and all too often people ignore that redistribution when it's in their favor then scream bloody murder when it isn't.

If you want an end to redistribution of wealth can MN get your 23c for every Fed tax dollar redistribution/welfare back? We'd only need another 7c from some other beneficiary of redistribution to be fair then.

After all taxes and wealth distribution is the problem, right?

Or isn't it now?

 

[antsi]

1. Evidence the condition of our rights today, after a half century of this issue being the domain of the Right.

2. I'm seriously considering registering as a Dem and getting active in the party.

1. We've had a couple hundred years of the firemen being in charge of putting out fires, and still buildings burn down. Therefore, I'm advocating putting the arsonists in charge of the fire department.

2. I'm sure the Democrats would welcome your support as a gun owner and embrace your gun rights, right up until the moment they get elected.

 

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