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So the author thinks we should all sit around and talk about our feelings, then we can get to some true compromise... sorry, not buying it!
You gave yourself away with the title of your article. You only want compromise od is one sided.
You gave yourself away with the title of your article. You only want compromise od is one sided.
Opinion | Respect First, Then Gun Control
Posted from nytimes.com
Gun Control
Self Defense
Constitution
Bill of Rights
Firearms and Guns
Posted >1 y ago
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I agree MSG. This was hard to read and I did stop when he attempted to label Republicans or Reds as monsters. This coming from folks that have no issue with the snuffing out of a baby in the womb and calling that a choice. I don't see any compromise with these people. I don't think they understand why we want to be armed and it's not difficult to understand. We choose to defend ourselves from them. It's that simple.
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LTC (Join to see)
MSG Stan Hutchison - Doherty says that the Reds feel shamed by the Blues to a much greater degree than the Blues realize. Reds are very reluctant to enter into a conversation with Blues, for fear of further shaming, but they often come to the table when they are told that this will be a chance to “de-monsterize” themselves.
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MSG Stan Hutchison
LTC (Join to see) - We all are far to quick to jump to conclusions based on our own bias, rather than taking the time to actually try to understand the other side.
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This article claims to be about culture and morality, and deftly avoids talking about the inner city gang culture that lacks any foundational morality, and that is also the cause of over 90% of violent gun crimes in America. There is never a thought in the Leftist mind to confront the largest problem first.
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MSgt George Cater
That’s because we (Constitutional Conservatives) are the problem to them, while gang violence, immigration chaos, etc. are only tools to them to aid in their list for more power, not problems to be solved for the greater good. Col Joseph Lenertz
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CPO Nate S.
Colonel, MSgt and TSgt. Military Medics ad Corpsmen (MMAC) are trained: To do the greatest good for the greatest number. The greatest good is to solve the problems faced by all. I don't but I suspect that each of you were at best irritated by the comments of Eric Swalwell (D) Rep from California:
In a separate article Ientitled - "When in the course of human events it becomes…” I conclude the article this way as I responded to his "Nukes" statement:
"Sir (Rep. Swalwell),
Veterans and indeed all citizens need high quality-low cost healthcare, they need affordable housing, they need quality safe food, a respectable job/career that gives them pride and purpose, and they need a quality facts-based education that – teaches them how to critically think and not what to think, like sheep following a shepherd. Your priorities are on the very things that create disparity vs creating hope from prosperity vs dependency installed by - fear.
First, FIX those things as stated above, that are important to EVERY American, regardless of who they are. Make such fixes sustainable and accessible to all without judgement or preconditions. Then, and only then, a willing populous will, in due time, lay down its arms on their own, because they have achieved what our Founders prayed for and dreamed to become as a reality – freedom and justice for all.
Until that time, we have some very hard work TOGETHER to accomplish!"
That is to say, if we can sustain defanging the influence of the gangs and organized crime, continue to shine a bright light on the nefarious nature of crooked politicians (perhaps create term limits or get more veterans into Congress) and for each of use to remain a solid shield to "...preserve, protect and defense against all enemies both foreign and domestic" in ways that are transparent and fair minded that we can all trust then we will be able to move toward Micah 4:3 with hope, with courage and with integrity. But until then we have "to be prepared."
Also, please listen to this You Tube clip as this young man comments on the importance of the electoral college in response to Mr. Swalwell’s comments about individual gun rights and government confiscation of guns:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YqWyF9cSZMA.
Also, I love this video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GKaakjMVtyE. I under if Rep. Swalwell understands the message. I suspect he does not!
In a separate article Ientitled - "When in the course of human events it becomes…” I conclude the article this way as I responded to his "Nukes" statement:
"Sir (Rep. Swalwell),
Veterans and indeed all citizens need high quality-low cost healthcare, they need affordable housing, they need quality safe food, a respectable job/career that gives them pride and purpose, and they need a quality facts-based education that – teaches them how to critically think and not what to think, like sheep following a shepherd. Your priorities are on the very things that create disparity vs creating hope from prosperity vs dependency installed by - fear.
First, FIX those things as stated above, that are important to EVERY American, regardless of who they are. Make such fixes sustainable and accessible to all without judgement or preconditions. Then, and only then, a willing populous will, in due time, lay down its arms on their own, because they have achieved what our Founders prayed for and dreamed to become as a reality – freedom and justice for all.
Until that time, we have some very hard work TOGETHER to accomplish!"
That is to say, if we can sustain defanging the influence of the gangs and organized crime, continue to shine a bright light on the nefarious nature of crooked politicians (perhaps create term limits or get more veterans into Congress) and for each of use to remain a solid shield to "...preserve, protect and defense against all enemies both foreign and domestic" in ways that are transparent and fair minded that we can all trust then we will be able to move toward Micah 4:3 with hope, with courage and with integrity. But until then we have "to be prepared."
Also, please listen to this You Tube clip as this young man comments on the importance of the electoral college in response to Mr. Swalwell’s comments about individual gun rights and government confiscation of guns:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YqWyF9cSZMA.
Also, I love this video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GKaakjMVtyE. I under if Rep. Swalwell understands the message. I suspect he does not!
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I find it funny that conservative people are called racist by folks from the party that started the KKK and voted against giving blacks freedom and the right to vote. If the Gadsden flag is offensive then the same people must feel that Old Glory is offensive as well, and I don't care what those people say.
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