Posts Tagged ‘ 2nd Amendment ’

Subject: Last Chance With A Shotgun

August 31, 2011
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Subject: Last Chance With A Shotgun

This is from one of those emails. You know the ones that you quickly assess if there is a “snopes” reference, or has been debunked etc. Indeed this is truth, and its worth noting how different we are as a nation than our European friends.  If ever one doubted...

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BREAD BEANS and BULLETS – Jobs taxes and the 2nd Amendment

March 3, 2010
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Monday, March 8th, 2010 (7 pm)@ AMVET Hall,1217 Merriman, Westland, MI Speakers Jack McHugh- Michigan Votes website and Mackinac Center for Public Policy : Stacey Mathia – Independent candidate for Governor, Scott Hagerstrom-state director, Americans for Prosperity Foundation (AFP) and Rick Jarosz, Downriver Republicans Grassroots Organization  ”The Second Amendment” (Gun...

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Unlawful Ordinance

December 4, 2009
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“Ordinance” as in a Municipal decree.  The decree of Alpena’s government that “Ordnance” shall not be ordinary upon city property. Sec. 54-2. Disorderly Conduct (a) The following acts shall constitute disorderly conduct, and no person shall: (6) Go armed with or have concealed upon his person, a dirk, dagger,...

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Credit Where Credit Is Due

May 8, 2009
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Michigan US Representative Bart Stupak and I will see things far differently on a number of issues, but one of them will likely never be on “Gun Rights” and the proper application of the second amendment.  So as I may on occasion provide counter agreeable discourse as to his...

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STI follows Barrett firearms and takes a stand against California

January 8, 2009
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After the .50 Cal ban in California, Barrett firearms stopped selling (and I *think* servicing) firearms to law enforcement customers. Well, it looks like STI Firearms has done the same. Now only if the major players would follow suit.

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Sue the government and the voters: They are the ones strictly liable

November 30, 2008
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Strict liability is one of those nasty things which activist jurists such as Benjamin Cardozo and Roger Traynor had championed during their careers. That being said, this piece isn’t about discussing my criticisms of this abhorrent outcome of the Normative Jurisprudence practiced and advocated by the aforementioned. Rather, it’s...

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Gun control in India, and it's result in terrorism

November 27, 2008
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The recently (and presently still unresolved) terrorist attack in Mumbai, India has been on my father’s 46″ Sony HD TV – Fox News of course. This of course lead up to a conversation between dad and myself about how gun control might have allowed for this to happen. I...

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"Duh" Gun Rights

November 17, 2008
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"Duh" Gun Rights

Got this from infidels are cool.

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