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August 11, 2010

Peter Kirsanow: "Enough"
— Ace

A bookend to Tony Blankley's rant -- same rousing music, different lyrics.

Read the whole thing, again.

The contempt for ordinary Americans displayed by the ruling class is reaching critical mass. There may never have been a time in American history when the governing, academic, cultural, and media elites have been more manifestly disdainful of the countryÂ’s values, traditions, principles, and people.
Individuals who express sincere concerns that the polices and practices of the elites are imperiling the nationÂ’s economy and security are branded as racists and xenophobes by the anointed: A diminutive mayor who appears to conflate a talent for acquiring wealth with omniscience lectures that anyone who opposes the erection of a mosque on the site where 2,700 Americans were slaughtered by radical-Islamic terrorists must be motivated by religious intolerance; tea-party activists who protest the federal governmentÂ’s insane spending spree are motivated not by horror at a $13,300,000,000,000 debt but by racial animus toward the chief fiscal incontinent residing in the White House; those who voted to maintain the central institution of civilization were actually voting for bigotry and oppression.
The same elites who lecture incessantly refuse to listen to the racist rabble populating flyover country. They have no problem listening, apologizing, and bowing obsequiously to our declared enemies, but insist on acting imperiously toward their fellow Americans.
...
TheyÂ’ll do this because theyÂ’re smart. They went to the best schools. And they agree with Rep. Pete Stark that Â“the federal government can do anything.Â”
Perhaps in the recent past, with a compliant, JournoList-infected media providing cover, they could do anything. Not anymore. Americans have had enough.

Belated Hat-Tip: Thanks to ArthurK.

Posted by: Ace at 01:18 PM | Comments (79)
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1 After this post and Blankley's, I think I need a smoke and a shower.

Posted by: Herr Morgenholz at August 11, 2010 01:20 PM (lN56Y)

2
Stirring up the rabble, eh Ace?

Posted by: Dang Straights at August 11, 2010 01:20 PM (fx8sm)

Can I get an A-Men!

Posted by: laceyunderalls (not really able to pull off this type of saying) at August 11, 2010 01:21 PM (pLTLS)

4 I'm getting tired... maybe tomorrow.

Posted by: dfbaskwill at August 11, 2010 01:22 PM (ndlFj)

5 Kirsanow's is actually better than Blankley's. Blankley glance briefly at the Marquis of Queensbury's rules. Kirsanow took a dump on them.

Posted by: Herr Morgenholz at August 11, 2010 01:24 PM (lN56Y)

'Perhaps in the recent past, with a compliant, JournoList-infected media providing cover, they could do anything. Not anymore. Americans have had enough'

Yes actually, we have. And if nothing changes in November, sh*t WILL hit the fan.

Posted by: middleamerica at August 11, 2010 01:25 PM (HwMXR)

7 Why won't you racists let us build a gay goat bar near Ground Zero where a Muslim man can enjoy a night of dancing with his favorite goat husband?

Posted by: Abdul Alhazred at August 11, 2010 01:25 PM (VmtE9)

8 You know what the official Tea Party song should be? The old Malcolm in the Middle song. You're not the boss of me!

Posted by: alexthechick at August 11, 2010 01:25 PM (eRjGt)

9 *RABBLE RABBLE RABBLE RABBLE RABBLE RABBLE RABBLE*

Posted by: Any crowd on in an episode of South Park at August 11, 2010 01:25 PM (QBQcg)

10 I just don't know if we can sing Kumbaya loud enough to fix this shit.

Posted by: sifty at August 11, 2010 01:25 PM (w/6fp)

11 Jonah Goldberg responds, counseling "moderation," disagreeing mildly because there are good people like himself (WFB's True Heir) and Ed "Pillsbury Doughboy" Morrissey among the media elite and pimping his book plus a bonus shout-out to the NRO cruise-shipapalooza in 5...4...3...2....

Posted by: J. Pinkerton Snoopington at August 11, 2010 01:26 PM (Ulu3i)

12 Ace waving the "bloody shirt" again!

How many Morons know what that references to without Bing and Google?

Posted by: Vic at August 11, 2010 01:26 PM (/jbAw)

13 7 Why won't you racists let us build a gay goat bar near Ground Zero where a Muslim man can enjoy a night of dancing with his favorite goat husband?

Give me my BBQ/strip joint on the other side of the place and we're copacetic.

Posted by: DarkLordOfTheIntarWebs at August 11, 2010 01:26 PM (IkEhE)

14 Damn it, alexthechick. Now I have that song stuck in my head.

Posted by: Old grizzled gym coach at August 11, 2010 01:27 PM (QBQcg)

15 12: Studied too much modern German history not to.

And they wonder why I get so cranky these days. Getting hard to tell the players apart. Someone got an OOB chart, or at least an up-to-date program for this show? I hate to waste rotten perishables on the good guys...

Posted by: DarkLordOfTheIntarWebs at August 11, 2010 01:28 PM (IkEhE)

16 Well you know something is brewing when you get this kind of red meat out of National Review. When I see T. Coddington Van Voorhees start arming up, I'll know that a revolution is imminent.

Posted by: Mætenloch at August 11, 2010 01:28 PM (f5vi+)

17 17: They won't arm up. They'll get the heck out of Dodge.

Posted by: DarkLordOfTheIntarWebs at August 11, 2010 01:29 PM (IkEhE)

18 with few exceptions, the numbnuts at NRO are part of the problem. Would have no truck with some of those eggheads being shown the tar and feathers on the country club lawn.

Posted by: sifty at August 11, 2010 01:30 PM (w/6fp)

19
The political class needs to fear the consequences of going too far.

They have been acting like there is no such thing as a consequence.

Posted by: MikeO at August 11, 2010 01:30 PM (lBmZl)

20 Ed "Pillsbury Doughboy" Morrissey among the media elite and pimping his book plus a bonus shout-out to the NRO cruise-shipapalooza in 5...4...3...2.... Ed is a milquetoast, wishy-washy, intellectually lazy (all arguments are valid), unfunny boor. He is the worst thing to happen to Hotair. If his family were being tortured in front of his eyes, he wouldn't fight. He would try to get people to see that the torturers have a point as well.

Posted by: Old grizzled gym coach at August 11, 2010 01:30 PM (QBQcg)

21 Ed is a milquetoast, wishy-washy, intellectually lazy (all arguments are valid), unfunny boor. He is the worst thing to happen to Hotair.

What's even worse is that he didn't used to be like that.

Posted by: MikeO at August 11, 2010 01:31 PM (lBmZl)

Take the pre-progressive Constitution, add in anti-progressive language such as no public unions, much more restrictive commerce clause, iron clad 2nd amendment, balanced budget, take out social security and the other unfunded mandates, etc. and outlaw islam for good measure. Have the red states secede, and form a new republic on that document.

And let the blue states do what they want, which is a centralized socialist European style nanny state.

Everyone wins, right?

Posted by: Rebar at August 11, 2010 01:33 PM (H2in1)

23

ALBERT FINNEY LIVES!!!!!!

I am Albert Finney

Posted by: fixerupper at August 11, 2010 01:35 PM (J5Hcw)

24 Posted by: MikeO at August 11, 2010 05:31 PM

Are you saying the Boss Emeritus made him that way? I knew that mean little tongue of hers was sharp, but I didn't think it could slice off Ed's (admittedly undersized) Dangling Courage Units.

The only person I'd drag from the rubble of NRO would be VDH. If he moved to AoSHQ and learned to say "fuck," he'd be The Man.

Posted by: J. Pinkerton Snoopington at August 11, 2010 01:35 PM (Ulu3i)

25 Fuck you! I one bitches!

Posted by: Barack Ogabe Esq. at August 11, 2010 01:37 PM (yQWNf)

26 Add in a new biannually elected court review of all legislation that has only one criteria of review:

Does this new law make individual citizens more or less free as stated in the Constitution and per our inalienable rights?

Make the results public before the vote. Let congress follow a bad trend at their peril.

Posted by: sifty at August 11, 2010 01:38 PM (w/6fp)

27 OK, sports fans, I'm tossing one more into the Roving Revolution Ruminations before wandering off for a while, and that's the 10-megaton olyphant in the room:

Who gets the nukes? (And how bad will they get it?)

Posted by: DarkLordOfTheIntarWebs at August 11, 2010 01:38 PM (IkEhE)

28 Lots of nice talk. I look forward to action. But I'll believe it when I see it.

Posted by: Rajiv Vindaloo at August 11, 2010 01:40 PM (BZ2Bm)

29 I keep thinking about the barons and King John

Posted by: dagny at August 11, 2010 01:40 PM (2m3wG)

30 VDH is the only guy at NRO that could change his own flat tires and dig a ditch if he had to. The rest seem to be dyed-in-the-wool candy-asses. i expect the dude who wrote this to be ostracized.

Posted by: sifty at August 11, 2010 01:41 PM (w/6fp)

31 I get the nukes. And a majority stake in Sam Adams brewery.

Posted by: sifty at August 11, 2010 01:42 PM (w/6fp)

32 Nordlinger sounds like a Scandi name. He bears watching.

Posted by: sifty at August 11, 2010 01:46 PM (w/6fp)

33 Caesar may have been an original reference but in more modern times it was used by Southern polls to deride Northern polls who they thought were demagogueing using some dead civil war hero.

Posted by: Vic at August 11, 2010 01:47 PM (/jbAw)

Those who don't know history ...

can't answer Vic's question.

Recall the Civil War Republicans painted the democrats as though they were all treasonous confederate sympathizers.

Let your ballot finish the work your bayonet began at Gettysburg (I am paraphrasing because I don't recall the actual quote) was one campaign slogan.

Posted by: Strategic Corporal USMC at August 11, 2010 01:48 PM (R2fpr)

35 Add in a new biannually elected court review of all legislation that has only one criteria of review

oes this new law make individual citizens more or less free as stated in the Constitution and per our inalienable rights? Posted by: sifty

That was supposed to be the prerogative of the Congress. Adding another body to the Legislative doesn't relieve Congress of that responsibility and certainly wouldn't ensure that the new group would be any more law-abiding.

All political bodies can be gamed. The only solution is to reassert the limitations of the Constitution as written by electing representatives who obey the original document.

We don't need to add shit to the mess; we need to clean house!

Posted by: Garbonzo the Garrulous at August 11, 2010 01:48 PM (oL8lS)

36 Oh, and why was it appropriate here? Because it is referring to trying to "stir the pot" and agitate people for a cause.

Posted by: Vic at August 11, 2010 01:48 PM (/jbAw)

37 37 Caesar may have been an original reference but in more modern times it was used by Southern polls to deride Northern polls who they thought were demagogueing using some dead civil war hero.
Posted by: Vic at August 11, 2010 05:47 PM (/jbAw)

Wait wasn't there at least one Republican politician who literally waved a bloody shirt in the post-war Congress?

Posted by: Mætenloch at August 11, 2010 01:50 PM (f5vi+)

38 My guess was going to be Jesse Jackson at the M.L. King, Jr. assassination.

Posted by: chillin' the most at August 11, 2010 01:50 PM (6IV8T)

39 For they have awakened a sleeping giant and filled it with a terrible resolve

Posted by: Dan Kauffman at August 11, 2010 01:51 PM (9qVYM)

40 The only person I'd drag from the rubble of NRO would be VDH. If he moved to AoSHQ and learned to say "fuck," he'd be The Man.

Posted by: J. Pinkerton Snoopington at August 11, 2010 05:35 PM (Ulu3i)

Goldberg's book is a BFD to quote the VP. Yeah, he can be a bit squishy, but he's valuable...

Posted by: 18-1 at August 11, 2010 01:51 PM (7BU4a)

41 18 How many Morons know what that references to without Bing and Google?

Caesar?

Posted by: toby928 at August 11, 2010 05:29 PM (S5YRY)

Caligula would have been a better guess. just sayin.

Posted by: Strategic Corporal USMC at August 11, 2010 01:51 PM (R2fpr)

42 Wait wasn't there at least one Republican politician who literally waved a bloody shirt in the post-war Congress?

Olympia Snowe.

And it wasn't a shirt.

Posted by: Herr Morgenholz at August 11, 2010 01:54 PM (lN56Y)

43 Nah, someone at NRO will quickly comment about what an intelligent post was issued by Ezra Klein, a great guy despite his despicable lying and political shilling.

Posted by: ed at August 11, 2010 01:55 PM (Urhve)

44 If I was ever going to buy Jonah's Liberal Fascism book, his non-stop plugging of it has landed it right next to Elena Kagan's: Sexual Softball Fantasies on my DO NOT BUY list.

He plugs that damn thing more than O'Reilly plugs his crap.

Posted by: sifty at August 11, 2010 01:55 PM (w/6fp)

45 Wait wasn't there at least one Republican politician who literally waved a bloody shirt in the post-war Congress?

I think they accused him of it but it was disputed. Of course they were talking about a poll from MA so it was probably true.

Posted by: Vic at August 11, 2010 01:55 PM (/jbAw)

46 Olympia Snowe.

And it wasn't a shirt.

Posted by: Herr Morgenholz at August 11, 2010 05:54 PM (lN56Y)

Damn Herr, I almost choked on that one.

Posted by: Vic at August 11, 2010 01:56 PM (/jbAw)

47 that's what Barney Frank said.

Posted by: sifty at August 11, 2010 01:57 PM (w/6fp)

48 couldn't help it.

Posted by: sifty at August 11, 2010 01:57 PM (w/6fp)

49 12 Ace waving the "bloody shirt" again! How many Morons know what that references to without Bing and Google?

I'll take Every Single Protest Since the Dawn of Mankind for $100, Alex.

Posted by: Garbonzo the Garrulous at August 11, 2010 01:59 PM (oL8lS)

Not to be nitpicky, and its a minor point, but I wish that you would cease and desist with referring to prominent liberals as elitists. One point of Tony Blankley's article was that they are anything but.

They're rather stupid, pompous asses, drunk with power, who are about to be put back in their place.

In other news, those very same pompous asses to whom you referred; i.e., prominent Democrats will be have a fundraiser for Charlie Crist tonight. It appears that they're thrown Meeks under a bus.

Charlie said, though, that if he is elected, being the selfless guy that he is, that he will caucus with Floridians, not necessarily with Democrats, whatever the fuck that means.

Also, that weasel just told Wolfie that he is opposed to Jan Brewer's legislation in Arizona, and, therefore, that he will fight it if Florida's Attorney General, Bill McCollum, introduces similar legislation in Florida.

What a weasel. He reminds me of General Wesley Clark.

Posted by: Weasely, old Charlie is only looking out for Florida's best interests. at August 11, 2010 02:00 PM (sYrWB)

51 When if there are mass protests ( ie DC shutdown/state-fed sever) just need to have the New Declaration in hand (good start on other thread - makes me proud morons - the philosophical justification is VERY important neigh essential).

but the actual fixing of a State would not be hard... Just kick out a) anyone with Obama sticker b) public servants (union members) c) democrat registered teachers ie-most d) most democrats (we have keep reg list). e) so on and so forth..

Voila! Goodbye unemployment. Hello growth, prosperity, liberty, and Freedom, once again.

Posted by: Vqos at August 11, 2010 02:00 PM (+oyt7)

52 12 Ace waving the "bloody shirt" again!

How many Morons know what that references to without Bing and Google?

Posted by: Vic at August 11, 2010 05:26 PM (/jbAw)

It has something to do with post civil-war radical Republicans.

Beyond that, I would have to Google.

Posted by: Jim in San Diego at August 11, 2010 02:01 PM (oIp16)

53 R. evolution.
Some assembly required.

Posted by: andycanuck at August 11, 2010 02:04 PM (rfHsm)

54 You fucking A right we had enough.

Posted by: Sparky at August 11, 2010 02:10 PM (r0u40)

55 31 Lots of nice talk. I look forward to action.

But I'll believe it when I see it.
_____ _____ _____ _____ _____ _____ _____ _____

Bingo. This fed-up, not gonna take any more, Gadsden flag waving, tough guy act will have to move beyond the Rasmussen poll stage before we can confirm that "Americans have had enough."

Posted by: Ted Kennedy's Gristle Encased Head at August 11, 2010 02:22 PM (+lsX1)

56 How many Morons know what that references to without Bing and Google?

A Manchester United Soccer game back in the 90's?

Posted by: Paladin at August 11, 2010 02:30 PM (H7yeS)

57 There is talk of the House Republicans defunding national healthcare. That will take a lot of balls from the entire Republican party. It will be played by the left the same way the government shut down was back in the nineties. I believe Boehner wants to do it but he will not go with it unless he has the troops with him and they are wiling to ride out the shit storm that will fall on their head and shoulders from the left and the MFM. I can't wait for this November. I also hope the Republicans will have the balls to say to the Dems, if they try to pass more of this unpopular crap in the lame duck session they will investigate and prosecute every crooked one of their sorry asses and the organizations that support them.

Posted by: Ohio Dan at August 11, 2010 02:32 PM (rurh0)

58 >>have to move beyond the Rasmussen poll stage

What, highest ever recorded sales for firearms [and applications for permits] not good enough for you?

Posted by: Corrupting Effluence at August 11, 2010 02:32 PM (hCQG5)

59 > 50 If I was ever going to buy Jonah's Liberal Fascism book, his non-stop plugging of it has landed it right next to Elena Kagan's: Sexual Softball Fantasies on my DO NOT BUY list. ... Posted by: sifty It's actually a pretty important book. One measure of it's importance is the screams of the lefties on how worthless it is. I'd rank it with Road To Serfdom!

Posted by: Comrade Arthur at August 11, 2010 02:36 PM (d2bBv)

60 >>I'd rank it with Road To Serfdom!

No. Oh, it's important sure, but RtS informed political leaders whereas I don't see LF doing that. LF is more important as a primary step for correcting one's miseducation.

Posted by: Corrupting Effluence at August 11, 2010 02:39 PM (hCQG5)

61 I'd rank it with Road To Serfdom!

LOL, it is a good book but let's not elevate it to economic bible yet.

For those who haven't read it and don't wish to contribute to Neil Cavuto, do what I did, check it out from the library.

Posted by: Vic at August 11, 2010 02:44 PM (/jbAw)

62 Posted by: Vic at August 11, 2010 06:44 PM

Yeah, but it's sure up there with the Overton Window, right, Vic?

Posted by: J. Pinkerton Snoopington at August 11, 2010 02:56 PM (Ulu3i)

63 > 67 I'd rank it with Road To Serfdom! LOL, it is a good book but let's not elevate it to economic bible yet. ... Posted by: Vic Should have clarified. LF isn't an economic book, I was referring to political awareness. RtS (besides the economics) was a wake up call in 1943-44 about how what had happened in German and Italy could happen in the UK. LF didn't have the sales of RtS but it has had an impact on the debate.

Posted by: Comrade Arthur at August 11, 2010 03:13 PM (d2bBv)

64 Yeah, but it's sure up there with the Overton Window, right, Vic?

NO, I said it was a good book. Overton was mediocre at best.

Posted by: Vic at August 11, 2010 03:14 PM (/jbAw)

65 So, how long to Wretchard's Tipping Point?

Posted by: Additional Blond Agent at August 11, 2010 03:27 PM (PMGbu)

66 What, highest ever recorded sales for firearms [and applications for permits] not good enough for you?
_____ _____ _____ _____ _____ _____ _____ _____ _____

No, not good enough. You may have noticed that gun sales have been ineffective at stopping a single piece of the legislation that everyone is so pissed off about. Besides, the idea that, outside of a tiny fringe element, people are buying guns to overthrow the government is utterly stupid. People are generally buying to avoid suspected future restrictions and their accompanying costs.

Posted by: Ted Kennedy's Gristle Encased Head at August 11, 2010 03:28 PM (+lsX1)

67 It's a Trifecta! http://tinyurl.com/27xw368 Where Kirsanow and Blankley pound away with the nail-studded-bats, Ajami slices up Obama with a scalpel - but hitting the same themes. The vaunted Obama economic stimulus, at $862 billion, has failed. The "progressives" want to double down, and were they to have their way, would have pushed for a bigger stimulus still. But the American people are in open rebellion against an economic strategy of public debt, higher taxes and unending deficits. We're not all Keynesians, it turns out. ... But the Obama strategy has lost the consent of the governed.

Posted by: Comrade Arthur at August 11, 2010 03:41 PM (d2bBv)

68 Guns? I live in a rather safe community, but I carry my firearm almost all the time knowing that it would cause a liberal to have a conniption fit.

Posted by: Pelayo at August 11, 2010 03:57 PM (QLmzi)

69 The Bloody Shirt refers to campaigning on veteran's issues after the Civil War. Congress had promised pensions and help for vets but didn't do anything until about 1890, when a lot of vets had passed away. My gr-gr-grandfather got $4 a month for service and $4 a month for mental disabilty. I believe one of our Wis. polititions was in the forefront of the Movement.

Posted by: bigred at August 11, 2010 03:57 PM (cX9pO)

70 LOL, I posted what the "red shirt" was about way back in the thread after the first couple of responses.

Posted by: Vic at August 11, 2010 04:00 PM (/jbAw)

71 They beheaded intellectuals in the French Revolution.

Posted by: JEA at August 11, 2010 04:24 PM (dBCmb)

72 Peter "Fucking-A-Right" Kirsanow. I'm with him. A taste of the cutlass for these elitist socialist pirates

Posted by: Frank G at August 11, 2010 04:25 PM (4Ajg1)

JEA really, really wants the FBI to shut this blog down.

Posted by: Zimriel at August 11, 2010 04:27 PM (z0JW5)

JEA really, really wants the FBI to shut this blog down.

Posted by: Zimriel at August 11, 2010 08:27 PM (z0JW5)

What JEA seems to be missing is that the left are the French Revolutionaries of today. That's how they view themselves. I'm surprised the Indonesian Imbecile and his useful idiots haven't tried to force the Revolutionary calendar on us, yet, since it is one of the most potent anti-Christian weapons they could use.

But, in most ways, there is little difference between the modern left and French Revolutionaries. They hate all the same things and both are/were obsessed with destroying all traces of the national tradition and culture, with particular emphasis on attacking traditional religion. Both groups live(d) to change everything just for change's sake. Of course, we saw how that worked out for France. They had seen our Revolution and the right way to do things, but the French had to prove that they were better. So ... they ended up with a dictator and are now on their 5th Republic - and they only have a fifth republic because we keep saving their pathetic asses.

Posted by: progressoverpeace at August 11, 2010 04:38 PM (Qp4DT)

75 OK, time for me to put you morons some f'n knowledge. From Paul Boller's "Presidential Anecdotes," p. 126: "One night in March an Ohioan named A.P. Huggins, who was seriving as tax collector and superintendant in Mississippi, was awakened by some members of the Ku Klux Klan, ordered to leave the state in ten days, and then stripped, given seventy-five lashes, and threatened with death if he disobeyed their order. Huggins reported the incident to the military authorities and an army officer took his blood-stained nightshirt to Washington and gave it to Radical Republican Congressman Benjamin Butler of Massachusetts. A few days later, when Butler was proposing legislation permitting the President to use the army to enforce federal laws in the South, he waved Huggins' gory garment around as he spoke. From 1868 until the end of the century, during presidential contests, Republican orators regularly 'waved the bloody shirt,' that is, blasted the South for starting the Civil War." And speaking of blasting the South (or, more properly, the scumbag Democrat party), allow me to give you these inspiring words from Republican orator Robert Ingersoll during the 1876 election - "Every man that endeavored to tear the old flag from the heavens that it enriches was a Democrat. . .the man that assassinated Lincoln was a Democrat. . .Soldiers, every scar you have on your heroic bodies was given you by a Democrat!" I'd sell my first-born into slavery to hear a GOP candidate shove talk like that right up the ass of the cocksucker Democrat traitors in Washington, believe me.

Posted by: Christopher at August 11, 2010 04:50 PM (dqxlm)

76 Thank you for the more complete story of the bloody shirt and your commentary.

Posted by: Ohio Dan at August 11, 2010 04:58 PM (rurh0)

77 We will fight them in the streets. We will fight them in the schools, the grocery stores check out line, the churches, the street corners. We will never surrender.

Posted by: Mr. Barky at August 11, 2010 08:08 PM (XVXQe)

72 "No, not good enough. You may have noticed that gun sales have been ineffective at stopping a single piece of the legislation that everyone is so pissed off about. Besides, the idea that, outside of a tiny fringe element, people are buying guns to overthrow the government is utterly stupid. People are generally buying to avoid suspected future restrictions and their accompanying costs."

No sir, I'd say you're wrong. I already had a .38 and a Mossberg 500 Tactical for home defense. When Dear Leader Ogabe got elected I bought a Yugoslav SKS 7.62.

Why?

When our economy finally collapses because of the gubmint and people are freaking the fuck out, riots start up, the food supply goes down, and fuel becomes more precious than human life, I want to be armed with some serious firepower that has an abundant ammo supply and is proven to be rugged and easy to use.

With milions of guns in the hands of private citizens all across this country, if you think that full blown violent upheaval can't happen here and we're all pussy-whiny people, I'd suggest you think again.

Posted by: FreedomFighter at August 12, 2010 04:53 AM (jfOwL)

79 dddd

Posted by: megaman3200 at November 22, 2010 04:14 AM (JUIUk)

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