Al, we have common sense gun laws. The overwhelming majority of law abiding gun owners never commit a crime with their guns. (like higher than 98.2%)

Every damn time some nut job does something stupid with a gun, the libs want to punish every law abiding citizen who DIDN'T do it with more restrictions... which does nothing to deter criminals.

MACS wrote:

I heard that it was Mayor McCheese that was behind the push to keep Chik-fil-A out of Boston. 🍺

Buckwheat wrote:

Whats that joke....if you're American before you go into the bathroom
And American when you come out of the bathroom
What are you when you're in the bathroom ?

You're a peein

HuckFinn wrote:

MACS, I'm a liberal and I see no value to further gun control. There must be an answer out there somewhere, but I don't see it. It certainly breaks my heart to see the senseless lose of life.

Speyside wrote:

Most of our laws are intended to protect us from that nut...that's the way it's been in civilized countries. Societies should respond to threats and implement practices to mitigate them...seatbelts, helmets, stiffer drunk-driving laws are all examples of society's law-abiding citizens willing to give up just a little of their freedom for the greater good.

delta1 wrote:

Three guys at a whore house.
One going in.
One busy inside.
One leaving.

What's their nationalities?

tailgater wrote:

Three guys at a whore house.
One going in.
One busy inside.
One leaving.

What's their nationalities?




Russian, Himalayan and Finnish

tailgater wrote:

But seat belts and helmets were put into law without EVER threatening to ban cars or bikes.

Drunk driving laws were increased without EVER threatening to ban booze.

Take the threat of a ban off the table and you'd be surprised how much might get accomplished.

tailgater wrote:

I always think of driving as a privilege with restrictions and approval controlled entirely by states, not a right.

frankj1 wrote:

Had to do that with my grandmother about 2 years before she passed away. It was very hard emotionally for her and us, though all involved including her knew it was the right decision.

Speyside wrote:

I had to take away my father's keys not too long ago.
But I didn't feel bad.
Payback for all the times he did it to me during my high school year.

tailgater wrote:

You went to high school for a whole year?

HuckFinn wrote:

Not in a row.

tailgater wrote:

Legally speaking, driving is a privilege, not a right.
Gun ownership is a right.

But Frank, just wait till some family member tries to take away your keys...

HuckFinn wrote: