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07-20-2010, 05:21 PM #11
Re: Confiscation of Weapons
Originally Posted by P Slayer
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07-20-2010, 08:54 PM #12
Re: Confiscation of Weapons
Originally Posted by P Slayer
According to the Jefferson Encyclopedia, the earliest printed reference to this quotation found so far appeared in a 1937 Congressional subcommittee report, which means there is no known record of these words having been attached to Jefferson's name until well more than a century after his death (1826). And even though this quotation has
bedeviled historians for several decades now, no one has yet turned up any Jeffersonian speeches or writings or other documentation demonstrating that Thomas Jefferson ever uttered or wrote these words.
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07-20-2010, 09:57 PM #13
Re: Confiscation of Weapons
PSlayer, I must ask. Does your moniker stand for p$ssy slayer? I bet the ladies just love you. Does it stand for police slayer? I've got to wonder...
Reading some obscure writings of some little known authors does not make one an expert on a subject. In fact it just makes you look like some radical with an agenda. Painting everyone that disputes your ideas as a liberal dimishes you as a speaker and shows that you may be unable to objectively investigate a situation.
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07-21-2010, 06:22 AM #14
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Re: Confiscation of Weapons
Originally Posted by Guest
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07-21-2010, 08:20 PM #15
Re: Confiscation of Weapons
PSlayer, go to this website http://mcwilliams.com/books/aint/ Get the book, read it, and you will love it. I am not being a smartass. This book rocks.
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07-22-2010, 05:49 AM #16
Re: Confiscation of Weapons
pslayer
1, if i am ordered take a civilian's weapon i will. you can talk about honor etc all you want to, but that doesnt put food on my table for my children and pay my bills.
2. my NG unit was in new orleans, helping the law abiding helpless people, and we were repeatedly shot at byt those "civilians" over there, so i had not one problem taking their weapons either.
3. helicopters bringing in supplies were being shot at too.
i dont preach to people about honor and integrity, i find that such things are usually preached about by people that want to manipulate others to do what they want, or they like to express their PERSONAL opinion about what those two concepts are, or they are young, new to a certain type of job, and have not had to make the hard decisions yet.
ive also seen those same people are sometiems the first to haul butt out of here when things get tough....
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07-22-2010, 08:21 AM #17
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Re: Confiscation of Weapons
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All good points and at least you are honest. I have no problem with you or your unit taking weapons from people that shot at you unprovoked. Actually, you should have killed them. That is not my point, however. You are also correct about those who espouse or pontificate. They are usually hypocrites. I am in no way trying to say I am prefect or have acted honorably in all situations. However, I usually make mistakes because I am unprepared to make the right decision when it is time to act. My only point is to think about these issues now and wargame them in your mind so you are prepared to act honorably and with integrity in the future. The basis for all my decision are God first and the Constitution second (which I believe is a document directly influenced by God himself).
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07-22-2010, 08:55 AM #18
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Re: Confiscation of Weapons
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07-22-2010, 02:48 PM #19
Re: Confiscation of Weapons
Originally Posted by Guest
ABT guy
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07-22-2010, 03:52 PM #20
Re: Confiscation of Weapons
I was at Katrina for two weeks with FWC. We NEVER took guns from law abiding citizens and we were not told to. As for the National Guard, I feel bad for those poor saps. There they were running around playing soldier and they didn't even have have magazines in there weapons. Sad!
Obama called us the same thing every other president called us. A democracy. Although we are in fact a republic we are also a representative democracy. Although you may not like our president he IS a constitutional scholar educated at the very institution of our nation's birth. At least give him that. On the other hand you could take the word of a born again, recovering drunk like like Glenn Beck and take it as the gospel. It doesn't take hitting rock bottom to look up to the heavens.
So PSlayer, have you read the Brady Bill yet?
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