No Quarters

This is an interesting piece and if real likely kicks like a mule. |

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While the news is all aflutter about the 10 seconds of porn shown during the super bowl from Club Jenna, I wonder if the Club Jenna channel had to suffer through 10 seconds of the super bowl? |

Here is an article about a lovely Mexican beauty queen being caught with a whole pile of firearms and ammo. Instead of looking at the bathing suit image or the crowning image I instead get bothered they they don't have a better shot of the firearms.

I'm sick...just sick.

Labels: grumbles, help, humor

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New York Giant's Plaxico Burress has been in the news due to unsafe firearm handling. Well here is a funny take on the subject.
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Are they serious? Horiuchi?

I dislike the term Zombo'ed...or what ever the hell his name was, but this one is so offensive to me that I want to order a rifle just to cancel the order.

Thanks to Say Uncle for this nightmare endorsement.

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Dumb Blonde Loses Control of AK-47 - Watch more free videos |

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I think that while the Obama candidacy is worrying some people, you need to mix in that the stress of an economy in turmoil. Together they create a fear of the unknown and this reaction. I don't feel that Obama alone could have this affect. |

Three groups spend other people's money: children, thieves, and politicians. All three need supervision. —DICK ARMEY

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Damn! I'm starting to sound like the democratic underground, but this shows bad taste, and a mindset that is worrisome.

The front of the black shirt shows the number "68" with a slash through it. One of the primary protest groups at last month's DNC in Denver called themselves "Recreate 68," harkening back to the violent, 1968 political convention in Chicago.

The back of the shirt features a menacing-looking police figure, wearing what looks like a Denver police badge and helmet and clutching a baton. He's looming over the city of Denver along with the slogan, "WE GET UP EARLY, to BEAT the crowds." Also written across the back of the shirt is "2008 DNC.'

Nothing like 'beat[ing] the crowds' to install respect and fear in the masses.

Labels: government abuse, government., police, police abuse, rights

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This might seem small but the secret service has had a history of doing this. They simply demand that protesters be removed, then charge them with trespassing. God knows that a well run political machine does not allow for freedom of speech.

Here is a little info from the ACLU over this tactic from several years ago when it involved 'free speech' zones. They also dislike t-shirts and such.

It all comes down to one frightening issue. If she has the sign it is trespassing, if she gives it up she is okay. Speech denotes the crime. We are fucked people. Fucked.

Labels: free speech, government abuse, government., grumbles

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Assault with a deadly flower and their response at the RNC battle ground.



I feel like I am losing my mind when the 'unwashed' hippies and I are on the same side of this issue.

Also note that Baton beats face...literally.



They stepped in later to keep her from talking to the press. A whole pile of dung piled on your rights in those short 36 seconds of video. I like the police...I don't like the militant police.

Labels: civil disobedience, government abuse, government., police, police abuse, rights

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You need only reflect that one of the best ways to get yourself a reputation as a dangerous citizen these days is to go about repeating the very phrases which our founding fathers used in the struggle for independence. —CHARLES A. BEARD

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In November the wrong person will be elected and we will be cursed with another 4 years of the same old crap. Which one is the wrong one...both.

This election has a Rolaids nature too it. I cannot look at either of the two front runners without feeling as if the air is thick and still like just before the approaching storm.

Hell. Normally I would say that the libertarian candidate is a person to look into, but Bob Barr is NO LIBERTARIAN. The man is a politician who is a supporter of the war on drugs, the marriage act, a person who voted for the patriot act and wanted to ban religions he did not like in the pentagon. This person was overlooked by his party so he tried futilely to morph into a libertarian...the sign of a true politician.

Even my fall back position of libertarian is a dead end.

November is going to be a bad month for this nation.

Labels: politicians

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The news of the bus decapitation in Canada has been played up due to the extreme nature of what happened. A letter to the editor in canada has made me comment on this.

If the attack had happened in the U.S., the guy would have used a gun (not a knife) and he probably would have shot up the whole bus.

How many victims would there have been if this guy had a gun instead? I don't even want to imagine.

I think the bus driver should be commended for his quick actions of getting the bus to the roadside and the people off. If a gun were involved, I highly doubt he could have managed this.

I have always been proud to be Canadian and that includes being thankful that we do not have the "Right to Bear Arms."

The idea that someone with a gun might have stopped the attack before it became deadly does not cross her sheepish mind.

This letter has me creating a whole new tag/catagory....Sheep

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A sob story about supply and demand in the ex-Great Britain, and a gun...of sorts.

The revolver that killed Dre had the words “Made in Russia” imprinted close to the muzzle, and was fitted with a silencer to muffle the shots. But nothing could mask the tang of cordite in the air or silence the screams of Dre's girlfriend Lauren.

But the stories image has this auto...not a revolver.



Now later they did identify the handgun correctly while patting themselves on the back.

That gun, The Times has discovered, was a Baikal IZH-79 - manufactured in the Russian city of Izhevsk to fire teargas pellets, converted in a Lithuanian workshop to shoot live bullets, smuggled into Britain and sold to the armourer of a South London gang.

Yep. They 'identified' the revolver.

A scare piece made impotent by blatant errors.

The companies website did have this interesting firearm. Then again I like odd guns myself.

Labels: firearms

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I was checking Google news this morning to see what updates there were on the Tennessee Valley Unitarian Universalist church shooting. I have been several times to the UU church in Murfreesboro and can honestly say they are a welcoming and kind community.

Google news sometimes has small thumbnail images from the article and two stood out for how wrong they were...until I found where they came from.
Enews20.com
inthenews.co.uk

These two European news services spiced it up by throwing in images of the Desert Eagle. The handgun used by the bad guys in most movies. Even when Inthenews mentioned a shotgun in the article(unlike the other one) it still inserted the 'bad gun'.

Wankers.

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When law and morality contradict each other the citizen has the cruel alternative of either losing his sense of morality or losing his respect for the law. — Frederick Bastiat

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The idea that firearms and alcohol do not mix is so true, but I have found an exception.

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