Henry Bowman
Senior Member
Led by the Dixiecrats, right?Damn that civil rights movement.
Led by the Dixiecrats, right?Damn that civil rights movement.
.Damn that civil rights movement.
Congressional Quarterly reported that, in the House of Representatives, 61% of Democrats (152 for, 96 against) voted for the Civil Rights Act as opposed to 80% of Republicans (138 for, 38 against). In the Senate, 69% of Democrats (46 for, 21 against) voted for the Act while 82% of Republicans did (27 for, 6 against). All southern Democrats voted against the Act.
Personally I would like to see Condi Rice run. She is brilliant, articulate and pro gun.
Personally I would like to see Condi Rice run. She is brilliant, articulate and pro gun.
Except for that whole "buying $1000 shoes and going to a play while NO drowned" issue.
Or "We never could have anticipated 9/11"...Sorry, Condi. That was YOUR JOB. Nope, I'd rather have someone who didn't fail upwards.
Prove it.
During the bombings of the summer of 1963, her father and other neighborhood men guarded the streets at night to keep white vigilantes at bay. Rice said her staunch defense of gun rights comes from those days. She has argued that if the guns her father and neighbors carried had been registered, they could have been confiscated by the authorities, leaving the black community defenseless.
That is exactly the lesson the gun-grabbers hope you and I never learn--that there are times when the right to bear arms can mean the difference between freedom and tyranny, even on a local level. Dr. Rice's history is a slap in the face to every gun control agitator in the coutry, but it's a slap they deserve: Had they gotten their way, there might never have been a Dr. Condolezza Rice because some racist nut might have killed her as a child.
In a pleasantly meandering conversation over lunch in San Francisco last summer, Condoleezza Rice, then still provost of Stanford but already unofficially what she now is officially, George W. Bush's senior foreign policy adviser, was asked her thoughts about gun control. "I am," she answered crisply, "a Second Amendment absolutist." Growing up in Birmingham, Ala., in the early 1960s, when racial tensions rose, there were, she said, occasions when the black community had to exercise its right to bear arms in self-defense, becoming, if you will, a well-regulated militia. (Emphasis in red in original)
becoming, if you will, a well-regulated militia.
"2nd Amendment absolutist" mean?
Conservatives know the first 10 amendments are individual rights
Besides only liberals use that only to form a militia argument in defining their view of the second amendment
If you really want to find a quote and want your specific answer, then you find it
Actually, conservatives know that the first 10 amendments aren't individual rights, but rather a list of restrictions placed on the actions of the federal government. If the government grants rights, then the government can take them away.
just like her liberal brethren,
I don't know if it does or not. I got something like 10 pages on MSN and since I live in the sticks of Ohio, don't want to fork up big bucks for Hughes net high speed internet and am still "dial up man" I did not want to spend the entire day looking to answer your question....It doesn't exist.
Except for that whole "buying $1000 shoes and going to a play while NO drowned" issue.
Good God, what petty leftist marxist class envy.
I don't know if she bought the shoes or not but so what? It's her money she can spend it on what ever she wants and going to a play.....so what? New Orleans drowned because Mayor Nagin and Gov Blanco are a pair of Democrat political hacks and idiots.
you know you folks are really something else .....geeze Thank you for confirming what most of us think of you leftists....
RINOs are limited as to how far they can stray from party platform beliefs before the rank and file party memebers toss them out of office.
You should all be grateful for people like me. Unless you're really just partisan Republicans who happen to kinda like guns.
Well, this semi-partisan Republican who really likes guns is grateful for you and those like you. I just wish there were more like you, or, better yet, that the RKBA was a non-partisan issue.
Keep it up. Keep alienating possible allies, and see how far this all gets.
And yeah, I think I'm about done with this forum in general. Can only take so many of this sort of noisemaker ripping on anyone who isn't a Holy True Republican Believer regardless of their stance on 2A before it becomes tiresome.
I am disappointed in The .. Road.
Phetro said:Yeah. I'd like to know who the respondants were exactly. And then I'd like someone to explain why rural areas, with nearly universal gun ownership, have far less crime than cities that ban guns.
from article said:In the vastness of Montana, 935,000 people are scattered over 147,000 square miles, which means there are only about six people per square mile. Only Alaska and Wyoming are more sparsely settled. (By comparison, New Jersey has 1,134 people per square mile, and Philadelphia has 11,233.)
That can mean fewer gun conflicts than in crowded coastal cities, (Gov.) Schweitzer said.
I have difficulty seeing a difference between the Republican conservatives and the Democratic liberals.
what's a moderate indy to do?
As far as Republicans being pro-RKBA, to judge from results I'd say the best that could be said of the Republican Party is that it is neutral.
Sorry here in Florida Conservatives' support for gun rights is more than just lip service. Our Republican Governor has recently passed legislation to:
1. Extended the castle doctrine to public places (stand your ground law)
2. Protect CCW during state's of emergency.
3. Allow CCW in state and fed parks
4. Keep information associated with concealed weapons permit holders private.
5. Protect the amount of land designated for hunting from being used for other things.