Skipalongcassidy

So yaeh... just shoot him right... the same people that are so delighted with this are the same ones who rant and rave about allowing citizens to carry guns... it's ok for their hero shooter to have a gun but not anyone else... hypocrites comes to mind.

Keep on hating...

Where one is negligent has nothing to do with it... so in your mind being negligent "on a film set" is ok... where else pray tell relieves you of being negligent.

So you are ok with shooting people that don't agree with you... he didn't put any bullseye on himself... people like you that are filled with hate and jealousy put the bullseye on him... sad that you think that that is OK.

Another gun nut poster without any knowledge... open mouth and insert foot. Just one of many restrictions to the wild west as you like to think it to be. "Buildings with Posts: It is illegal to open carry firearms in any building, either privately or government-owned when there is a post prohibiting firearms or a verbal notice against possession."

The hateful 8 had to start their own thread in order to continue the steady stream of hate and vitriol generated by their <removed>... SAD but expected.

Stick with the Daikin Inverter quiet... small footprint... and efficient. I just had six of them installed in the new house.

There are more guns than people in Thailand??? Unlike you I live full time in Thailand and have been happy here for years... PS... try reading more 2bit... some of it might sink in... "How Differing Definitions of "Mass Shooting" Confound Country Comparisons One of the main causes for the vast range of stances on mass shootings is that reliable data on mass shootings can be notoriously difficult to obtain—what's more, the data that does exist is often incompatible with data from other sources. No official, universally accepted definition for a mass shooting exists. Rather, each stat-tracking organization has its own qualifying criteria. For example, the United States Federal Bureau of Investigations (FBI) defines a mass shooting as a single attack that happens in a public place and in which three or more people are killed with a firearm. However, most other stat trackers require at least four fatalities. As a result of these mismatched definitions, database-to-database differences are both common and confounding. Similarly, some databases include events in which at least four people were wounded, but not necessarily killed. Others do not. Some databases include occurrences in which the shooter killed only family members (but still in a public place, such as a restaurant). Others do not. Some databases include organized terrorist attacks, armed robberies gone wrong, and gang-related shootings. Other databases discard some or all of these incidents. In fact, in a 2019 study that compared four different databases, the number of mass shooting events recorded in the U.S. for the year 2017 ranged from a low of 11 to a high of 346. Clearly, a significant error margin exists, particularly when creating country-to-country comparisons. Although events in the U.S. tend to get the lion's share of media exposure, mass shootings are clearly a worldwide issue. The following is an alphabetized list of just some of the [developed countries] other than the United States that have experienced one or more mass shootings in the past few decades: Azerbaijan, Belgium, Bosnia and Herzegovina, Brazil, Finland, France, Germany, India, Israel, Italy, Nigeria, Norway, the Philippines, Russia, Serbia, Spain, and Switzerland."

Your search engine busted??? or are you just lazy... typical from you... List of assassinated and executed heads of state and government - Wikipedia

Even more sad is that he has earned it... you reap what you sow

Good on you... I do not advocate idiots who would shoot someone because they didn't like them to be able to own a gun either... 2bit

Where were you?

Figures that you advocate shooting someone that you don't like... KEEP THE COUNTRY DIVIDED joe.

Not Tug... he's celebrating along with the rest of the Hateful 8 on this forum and the rest of the liberal leftists... they thrive on this... mostly peaceful my Axx... check hillary's contacts.

Point proven once again...

"Fact check: No, Biden has never been a good, honest, or decent man Prepare for more phony praise as Democrats and the media try to push Biden off the stage"

"Fact check: No, Biden has never been a good, honest, or decent man Prepare for more phony praise as Democrats and the media try to push Biden off the stage"

I play at North Hills Country Club three times a week and do not even come close to 30k a month... and that includes my beer.

Yes it is... Negligent homicide is against the law... When it comes to firearms safety there are four universal safety rules crucial to follow. These rules ensure no one is injured — or worse — due to a negligent discharge. If you’re new to firearms, the National Shooting Sports Foundation recommends committing the following rules to memory: 1. Always point a firearm in a safe direction. 2. Keep your finger off the trigger until you are ready to shoot. 3. Treat every gun as if it were loaded. Keep it unloaded until you’re ready to use it. 4. Know your target and what’s around it, including beyond it. Hang around gun people enough and you’ll hear different variations of these basic rules but, rest assured, they all mean the same thing. For example, a classic twist on rule one is “Never point your firearm at something you’re not willing to destroy.” It’s a bit more poignant for those who need help painting a mental picture.

Yes you are... point proven.

Because the 304 stainless steel that they get from china only makes it as high as 208 or so... they cheat and leave out a bit.

I opposed it because it did nothing to stem the tide... it financed accommodations and money to be given to the invaders... perhaps you should read it.

AGAIN... the 118 billion dollar border bill did not address the invasion... the bill allocated 20 billion for the border and most of that was to further accommodate the invaders not stop them... it would fund as many as 50,000 immigrant detention beds, up from the current 34,000.

Once again money rules!