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Colin Wilson wrote:
You left out "by other means" Is there some reason you wish to hide those figures? I see no reason to bother continuing with your feeble arguments - your murder rate is three times higher despite your attempts to say gun ownership prevents crime. And what would it be if guns in the US were banned? That's the point you miss--you assume that if the US had laws similar to those in whatever workers paradise you inhabit then the homicide rate would also be similar. But you have no evidence to support that contention. -- -- --John to email, dial "usenet" and validate (was jclarke at eye bee em dot net) |
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raden wrote:
In message , J. Clarke writes Uh, you _want_ to get close to someone who is trying to kill you because? But by controlled I mean that all guns and ammunition should be easily identifiable and the original owner made equally responsible for their use or misuse, with no exceptions at all, unless that owner could prove that they had sold the gun/ammo to another identifiable responsible person. Regrettably at this time that could not happen in any country where the law often lets people totally avoid responsibility. However if it could be achieved the level of gun related crime/accidents would drop at an amazing rate. Pie in the sky. Tell us a proven method of accomplishing all this "easy identification" that does not create another huge government beaurocracy. Why don't you guys take this discussion to GUNS "R" US? Hey, ask the stupid Brit that just couldn't resist stirring the anthill. I'm sitting here with a beer having a good laugh at you It's just so easy So your purpose was to start a debate for your own amusement? plonk May as well plonk the newsgroup you rode in on. Hell, I think I'll plonk the whole uk. heirarchy while I'm about it. -- -- --John to email, dial "usenet" and validate (was jclarke at eye bee em dot net) |
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on 9/13/2007 10:17 AM clifto said the following:
willshak wrote: on 9/11/2007 1:28 AM John B said the following: Edwin Pawlowski wrote: "willshak" wrote in message My hair has been cut so that it is no more than 1/2" long. Mine has not been that long in a couple of years now. 1/6" on the sides, uh, even less on top. Eliminates a lot of problems and is easy to style in the morning. G'day Ed, I'm in your camp. I call it a 6 month hair cut In Oz they are commonly called a Crew Cut. Here in the US it is called a crew cut too. Careful. There were definite distinctions between any number of short hair styles. IIRC a buzz cut was shorter than a crewcut, which was shorter than a butch. The shortest of all was the baldy sour. Back in the 50's there was a singin8 group called "The Crew Cuts" The "Life is but a Dream" melody immediately comes to mind, but I don't know if that was by the Crew Cuts "Sh-Boom" Right! -- Bill In Hamptonburgh, NY To email, remove the double zeroes after @ |
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Ed Huntress wrote:
"F. George McDuffee" wrote in message ... On Wed, 12 Sep 2007 12:54:19 -0400, "Ed Huntress" wrote: snip Wayne was running on about some new bill, H.R. 1022 I think, that the Democrats from Hell had introduced, which must be something awful. snip While I am a life member of the NRA, this is more fund raising and s**t disturbing. In most cases a single member in either house can place a "hold" on a bill. Thus all of the gun legislation was passed with at least the tacit cooperation of the so-called "pro gun" legislators. This again appears to be more punch-n-judy show for the suckers, er... ah .. campaign contributors and voters. Not to mention us new members. g I forgot to mention that the sweet young thing offered me a lifetime membership at the reduced rate of $700. I told her she'd have to reduce it a hell of a lot more than that before it was a good deal for me... "700$" No thanks, I always get more than that. ;-) -- Service to my country? Been there, Done that, and I've got my DD214 to prove it. Member of DAV #85. Michael A. Terrell Central Florida |
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raden wrote:
In message , Michael A. Terrell writes He doesn't think, he just parrots the anti Second Amendment cult. We don't have a second amendment, you thick septic God, are you dense. You don't DESREVE one, either. You let women rule your country Better than the retard that runs yours OK rednecks, I'm bored with you now You were boring from the moment you stuck your snout into RCM. -- Service to my country? Been there, Done that, and I've got my DD214 to prove it. Member of DAV #85. Michael A. Terrell Central Florida |
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raden wrote:
In message , nick hull writes In article , raden wrote: Sport aside, guns are there to kill Funny thing, disregarding sports and target practice, most of my ammo expended was for other purposes than killing. Probably have used a gun as a drill more often than to kill something Right tool for the right job, eh ? You're a 'tool' alright. -- Service to my country? Been there, Done that, and I've got my DD214 to prove it. Member of DAV #85. Michael A. Terrell Central Florida |
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wrote in message oups.com... On Sep 7, 9:52 pm, Ken wrote: What have been the worst (serious or humorous) handyman or handywoman accidents that you've experienced so far (or someone you know, or saw it happen to, got to experience) and please elaborate on what unfortunately went wrong. Guy I knew was hanging fascia board on a two story building, no safety equipment. He fell off and landed on a piece of #4 rebar sticking out of a masonry footing. The bar went up his rectum. Some idiot ran over with a cutting torch and started cutting. He stopped, and they used a cut off wheel on a angle grinder to cut it off. He couldn't walk or sit for three weeks. Rectum, damn near killed him. Yow! Couldn't they just, kinda, lift him off? Gently. |
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"Michael A. Terrell" wrote in message
... Dave wrote: We do, whe just don't get 'British'. 'English', not British, was the language that your founding fathers brought to your shore. Was it the Mayflower that was one of the first ships to land and populate that land? 'British' = your slang. It was you that chose to *******ise it, by ignoring the changes that we made to it over the years. Hence we talk the same language, but do not understand each other Dave Look at what the British have done to it in the last 250 years. Talk about *******izing! You're your own worst ennemy. -- Service to my country? Been there, Done that, and I've got my DD214 to prove it. Member of DAV #85. Michael A. Terrell Central Florida People, people. It was Bill Brysons book about language that asserted, I don't know with what justification, that the current US "drawl" is more like the accent used by Elizabethan English - i.e. when the Mayflower set sail - than the current English accent that comes from a load of Germans, Dutch and Greeks that we brought over 200 years ago to rule us. So you guys are actually closer to original English than we, the English, are. |
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"Just Wondering" wrote in message ... Count the postings to this thread. YOu'll find that even though OT it is generating more interest then anything else going on in this newsgroup right now. That's the First Amendment at work. Don't like it? Then exercise your own rights rather than try to suppress others, by just ignoring this thread. William Noble wrote: doesn't it amaze you how every thread that might possibly involve an OT subject degenerates into a pro/anti gun arguement? don't you guys have something better with which to occupy your synapses? " True. Federal courts have consistently held that the right to bear arms in the Second Amendment is an individual right, not a right belonging to a "well regulated militia" or to members of a militia. Even though the Amendment itself limits the right to a "well-regulated militia". I guess its only a matter of time before someone says "Because the good lord made it so", and we are then allowed to let this thread die... 'alf a mo'. I just did say it. Can we stop now? |
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"J. Clarke" wrote in message ... raden wrote: In message , J. Clarke writes Uh, you _want_ to get close to someone who is trying to kill you because? I think his point is that guns can kill at a distance, which makes it easier to reach a state of mind where shooting someone is desirable, and where it carries less consequences. |
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Gunner wrote: On Wed, 12 Sep 2007 22:42:41 +0100, Dave wrote: We do, whe just don't get 'British'. 'English', not British, was the language that your founding fathers brought to your shore. Was it the Mayflower that was one of the first ships to land and populate that land? It was you that chose to *******ise it, by ignoring the changes that we made to it over the years. Hence we talk the same language, but do not understand each other Dave Lets see..as I recall..yall also broght slavery, small pox, syphillis and broken promises just to name a few... .... Actually, syphilis went from the Americas to Europe in 1493. |
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"Michael A. Terrell" wrote in message ... Ed Huntress wrote: "F. George McDuffee" wrote in message ... On Wed, 12 Sep 2007 12:54:19 -0400, "Ed Huntress" wrote: snip Wayne was running on about some new bill, H.R. 1022 I think, that the Democrats from Hell had introduced, which must be something awful. snip While I am a life member of the NRA, this is more fund raising and s**t disturbing. In most cases a single member in either house can place a "hold" on a bill. Thus all of the gun legislation was passed with at least the tacit cooperation of the so-called "pro gun" legislators. This again appears to be more punch-n-judy show for the suckers, er... ah .. campaign contributors and voters. Not to mention us new members. g I forgot to mention that the sweet young thing offered me a lifetime membership at the reduced rate of $700. I told her she'd have to reduce it a hell of a lot more than that before it was a good deal for me... "700$" No thanks, I always get more than that. ;-) You're crude. d8-) -- Ed Huntress |
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nick hull wrote:
| Too bad the candidate of my choice is NEVER on the ballot - NONE OF | THE ABOVE I can't resist asking... How much have you actually done to get the qualified candidate of your choice onto the ballot? :-) -- Morris Dovey DeSoto Solar DeSoto, Iowa USA http://www.iedu.com/DeSoto/ |
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"Dave Gordon" d@p wrote in message ... "Just Wondering" wrote in message ... Count the postings to this thread. YOu'll find that even though OT it is generating more interest then anything else going on in this newsgroup right now. That's the First Amendment at work. Don't like it? Then exercise your own rights rather than try to suppress others, by just ignoring this thread. William Noble wrote: doesn't it amaze you how every thread that might possibly involve an OT subject degenerates into a pro/anti gun arguement? don't you guys have something better with which to occupy your synapses? " True. Federal courts have consistently held that the right to bear arms in the Second Amendment is an individual right, not a right belonging to a "well regulated militia" or to members of a militia. Even though the Amendment itself limits the right to a "well-regulated militia". I guess its only a matter of time before someone says "Because the good lord made it so", and we are then allowed to let this thread die... 'alf a mo'. I just did say it. Can we stop now? Eh, the courts have NOT consistently held that it's an individual right. Just the opposite, in fact. However, the issue is up for grabs again. Within this decade two Circuit Courts of Appeals have reached opposite conclusions on this issue, one that supports the individual right (Fifth Circuit, United States v. Emerson, 270 F.3d 203) and one that denies it (Ninth Circuit, Silveira v. Lockyer, 312 F.3d 1052). This conflict puts pressure on the Supreme Court to finally decide the issue, but don't count your chickens. It may be very difficult to find a test case. FWIW, the issue has been brewing in the highest reaches of legal theorizing since the publication, in the Yale Law Review, of Sanford Levinson's article, "The Embarrassing Second Amendment" (1989). The article is widely available online for anyone who's interested. Laurence Tribe (the most famous liberal legal scholar) caused a furor a few years by swinging, to a large degree, to the individual-rights position. It is an extremely hot issue in legal scholarship today, part of a broader turmoil of re-thinking various rights issues. -- Ed Huntress |
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But you have no evidence to support that contention.
Nor have you to contend that guns are a panacea to prevent crime - it's clear the stats prove you wrong. If you want to carry this on, do it in one newsgroup only - preferably not uk.d-i-y so I don't get to see the crap you're spouting. |
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In article om,
Robatoy wrote: My _preferred_ weapons are keyboard and ballot. Too bad the candidate of my choice is NEVER on the ballot - NONE OF THE ABOVE Free men own guns - www(dot)geocities(dot)com/CapitolHill/5357/ |
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In article ,
"Morris Dovey" wrote: I maintain that a hunter is responsible for where his bullet/shot ends up - absolutely and without exception. If the trajectory cannot be known to be safe, the shot must not be fired. In my considered opinion Cheney demonstrated his inclination to act irresponsibly at a very fundamental level. I not only would not hunt with the man - I would be loathe to allow him to trade control of his shotgun for control of our nuclear arsenal. Sorry, Bush already gave Cheney control of all weapons of mass destruction 5 months before 9/11. Free men own guns - www(dot)geocities(dot)com/CapitolHill/5357/ |
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willshak wrote:
on 9/12/2007 5:42 PM Dave said the following: Michael A. Terrell wrote: raden wrote: In message , Gunner writes On Tue, 11 Sep 2007 22:23:05 GMT, raden wrote: John Here in the US it is called a crew cut too. Back in the 50's there was a singin8 group called "The Crew Cuts" We used to call it a "bog brush" at school -- geoff why would anyone want to brush a swamp? And you septics claim to understand English ? -- geoff We do, whe just don't get 'British'. 'English', not British, was the language that your founding fathers brought to your shore. Was it the Mayflower that was one of the first ships to land and populate that land? It was you that chose to *******ise it, by ignoring the changes that we made to it over the years. Hence we talk the same language, but do not understand each other Dave Now Dave, don't get your shorts all knotted up. The main US language is still English. We both have idioms that the other does not understand. We also have a segment that is unintelligible even to us, like you and your cockney, and that rhyming thing that no one understands. Besides, you no longer talk like the Pilgrims either. And let's not mention Beowulf and the Canterbury Tales. They might as well have been written in German. When it is important, we speak the same language. Just testing the waters :-) Just don't take me serious. Dave |
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Gunner wrote:
On Wed, 12 Sep 2007 22:42:41 +0100, Dave wrote: We do, whe just don't get 'British'. 'English', not British, was the language that your founding fathers brought to your shore. Was it the Mayflower that was one of the first ships to land and populate that land? It was you that chose to *******ise it, by ignoring the changes that we made to it over the years. Hence we talk the same language, but do not understand each other Dave Lets see..as I recall..yall also broght slavery, We also pioneered the abolition of it as well. small pox, syphillis You would have got that anyway :-( It was not just our country that had it and broken promises just to name a few... You don't have politicians over there? And you think thats a good thing? Not necessarily Well..you did give my people "scalping" for which We are forever grateful It is nice to know that you are native American, but can you expand on that for an ignorant Brit please? Dave |
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Michael A. Terrell wrote:
Dave wrote: We do, whe just don't get 'British'. 'English', not British, was the language that your founding fathers brought to your shore. Was it the Mayflower that was one of the first ships to land and populate that land? 'British' = your slang. It was you that chose to *******ise it, by ignoring the changes that we made to it over the years. Hence we talk the same language, but do not understand each other Dave Look at what the British have done to it in the last 250 years. Talk about *******izing! You're your own worst ennemy. I have to agree with you here, we have taken on far too many Americanisms. Check out this Go figure I could go on, but it is getting late at the world's time line marker :-) Dave |
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"Dave Gordon" d@p wrote in message ... wrote in message oups.com... On Sep 7, 9:52 pm, Ken wrote: What have been the worst (serious or humorous) handyman or handywoman accidents that you've experienced so far (or someone you know, or saw it happen to, got to experience) and please elaborate on what unfortunately went wrong. Guy I knew was hanging fascia board on a two story building, no safety equipment. He fell off and landed on a piece of #4 rebar sticking out of a masonry footing. The bar went up his rectum. Some idiot ran over with a cutting torch and started cutting. He stopped, and they used a cut off wheel on a angle grinder to cut it off. He couldn't walk or sit for three weeks. Rectum, damn near killed him. Yow! Couldn't they just, kinda, lift him off? Gently. First Aid 101- with penetrating wounds, you DON'T remove the foreign object until the IV is going and the trauma team is right there suited up, to repair the damage. Take out the cork, the victim tends to bleed out in minutes. I think the story is BS, just for the sake of the last line. The odds of landing 'just so' like that are close to zero. It does raise a valid point, though- never do high work without proper precautions, including making sure the space below is clear of nasties. Like if you HAVE to work above exposed rebar, put plywood or hay bales or SOMETHING over it. aem sends... |
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"Morris Dovey" wrote in message ... nick hull wrote: | Too bad the candidate of my choice is NEVER on the ballot - NONE OF | THE ABOVE I can't resist asking... How much have you actually done to get the qualified candidate of your choice onto the ballot? The qualified people Don't Want the job. The only way to get qualified people for most high government positions would be to draft them. Almost by definition, if you WANT the position of power, you probably can't be trusted not to abuse it. aem sends... |
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"aemeijers" wrote in message news "Morris Dovey" wrote in message ... nick hull wrote: | Too bad the candidate of my choice is NEVER on the ballot - NONE OF | THE ABOVE I can't resist asking... How much have you actually done to get the qualified candidate of your choice onto the ballot? The qualified people Don't Want the job. The only way to get qualified people for most high government positions would be to draft them. Almost by definition, if you WANT the position of power, you probably can't be trusted not to abuse it. As active as this thread is, could you take it to an appropriate group - or at least change the subject line. Please? |
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In article ,
"Ed Huntress" wrote: F.3d 203) and one that denies it (Ninth Circuit, Silveira v. Lockyer, 312 F.3d 1052). This conflict puts pressure on the Supreme Court to finally decide the issue, but don't count your chickens. It may be very difficult to find a test case. Doesn't look as though the Dudes and Dudettes from the 9th are gonna lose their title of most overturned circuit any time soon. |
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In article
, "aemeijers" wrote: I think the story is BS, just for the sake of the last line. The odds of landing 'just so' like that are close to zero. It does raise a valid point, though- never do high work without proper precautions, including making sure the space below is clear of nasties. Like if you HAVE to work above exposed rebar, put plywood or hay bales or SOMETHING over it. I remember a couple of Emergency's where Gage and DeSoto did similar stuff. Of course on primetime TV in the 70 it wasn't the same area that was impaled. |
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In article
, "aemeijers" wrote: The qualified people Don't Want the job. The only way to get qualified people for most high government positions would be to draft them. Almost by definition, if you WANT the position of power, you probably can't be trusted not to abuse it. aem sends... So you are a proponent of the Douglas Adams School of Politics, too. "To summarize: it is a well known fact that those people who most WANT to rule people are, ipso facto, those least suited to it. Anyone who is capable of getting themselves made President should on no account be allowed to do the job." -Doug Adams _The Restaurant at The End of The Universe_ |
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"Kurt Ullman" wrote in message ... In article , "Ed Huntress" wrote: F.3d 203) and one that denies it (Ninth Circuit, Silveira v. Lockyer, 312 F.3d 1052). This conflict puts pressure on the Supreme Court to finally decide the issue, but don't count your chickens. It may be very difficult to find a test case. Doesn't look as though the Dudes and Dudettes from the 9th are gonna lose their title of most overturned circuit any time soon. However, keep in mind that the 5th, while it has fewer cases reviewed by the USSC, had 100% of them overturned in a recent year. I think it was five cases in one year. There's no way anyone can anticipate how this one would come out. I'd put my money on the individual-right interpretation prevailing, but I wouldn't bet heavily. -- Ed Huntress |
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Morris Dovey wrote:
nick hull wrote: | Too bad the candidate of my choice is NEVER on the ballot - NONE OF | THE ABOVE I can't resist asking... How much have you actually done to get the qualified candidate of your choice onto the ballot? Or worked to get a crooked politician out of office? (It was easy after the lawsuit.) -- Service to my country? Been there, Done that, and I've got my DD214 to prove it. Member of DAV #85. Michael A. Terrell Central Florida |
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Ed Huntress wrote:
"Michael A. Terrell" wrote in message ... "700$" No thanks, I always get more than that. ;-) You're crude. d8-) You should hear me tell off telemarketers. ;-) I had one Heating A/C company call me 35 times in one week, insisting that I needed their annual inspection service on a central air system. (I didn't even have a window unit.) This was before the do not call list. The last time they called I told them that I had hundreds of retired friends in town, and if they called me one more time that these people would take turns tying up all of the company's phone lines with stupid questions, and calling to have the company send their sales people out to give estimates, with no intention of spending a dime and promised her that it would be damn near impossible for a legitimate customer to get through on their phone lines. She yelled, "That's harassment!" I laughed and told her, 'Now you know how I feel.' They never called back. Was it something I said? -- Service to my country? Been there, Done that, and I've got my DD214 to prove it. Member of DAV #85. Michael A. Terrell Central Florida |
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Dave Gordon wrote:
"Just Wondering" wrote in message ... Count the postings to this thread. YOu'll find that even though OT it is generating more interest then anything else going on in this newsgroup right now. That's the First Amendment at work. Don't like it? Then exercise your own rights rather than try to suppress others, by just ignoring this thread. William Noble wrote: doesn't it amaze you how every thread that might possibly involve an OT subject degenerates into a pro/anti gun arguement? don't you guys have something better with which to occupy your synapses? " True. Federal courts have consistently held that the right to bear arms in the Second Amendment is an individual right, not a right belonging to a "well regulated militia" or to members of a militia. Even though the Amendment itself limits the right to a "well-regulated militia". Where did you get your copy of the Constitution? 'Cause I've read the Second Amendment dozens of times from dozens of sources, and and NONE of the copies I EVER saw limit the right to bear arms to "a well regulated militia." And read my first post above again. |
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"Michael A. Terrell" wrote in message ... Ed Huntress wrote: "Michael A. Terrell" wrote in message ... "700$" No thanks, I always get more than that. ;-) You're crude. d8-) You should hear me tell off telemarketers. ;-) I had one Heating A/C company call me 35 times in one week, insisting that I needed their annual inspection service on a central air system. (I didn't even have a window unit.) This was before the do not call list. The last time they called I told them that I had hundreds of retired friends in town, and if they called me one more time that these people would take turns tying up all of the company's phone lines with stupid questions, and calling to have the company send their sales people out to give estimates, with no intention of spending a dime and promised her that it would be damn near impossible for a legitimate customer to get through on their phone lines. She yelled, "That's harassment!" I laughed and told her, 'Now you know how I feel.' They never called back. Was it something I said? That's fun, but it takes a lot of time. I just say, "Excuse me a minute, I'll be right back." Then I put down the phone and read a book or something. Five minutes later I just hang up the phone. I was having fun with the young ladies from the NRA the other night, though. I just couldn't say no in the end. d8-) -- Ed Huntress |
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Ed Huntress wrote:
"Michael A. Terrell" wrote in message ... Ed Huntress wrote: "Michael A. Terrell" wrote in message ... "700$" No thanks, I always get more than that. ;-) You're crude. d8-) You should hear me tell off telemarketers. ;-) I had one Heating A/C company call me 35 times in one week, insisting that I needed their annual inspection service on a central air system. (I didn't even have a window unit.) This was before the do not call list. The last time they called I told them that I had hundreds of retired friends in town, and if they called me one more time that these people would take turns tying up all of the company's phone lines with stupid questions, and calling to have the company send their sales people out to give estimates, with no intention of spending a dime and promised her that it would be damn near impossible for a legitimate customer to get through on their phone lines. She yelled, "That's harassment!" I laughed and told her, 'Now you know how I feel.' They never called back. Was it something I said? That's fun, but it takes a lot of time. I just say, "Excuse me a minute, I'll be right back." Then I put down the phone and read a book or something. Five minutes later I just hang up the phone. I was having fun with the young ladies from the NRA the other night, though. I just couldn't say no in the end. d8-) They were tying up my business phoneline, and I only had a single line in the shop. -- Service to my country? Been there, Done that, and I've got my DD214 to prove it. Member of DAV #85. Michael A. Terrell Central Florida |
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Just Wondering wrote:
Dave Gordon wrote: "Just Wondering" wrote in message ... Count the postings to this thread. YOu'll find that even though OT it is generating more interest then anything else going on in this newsgroup right now. That's the First Amendment at work. Don't like it? Then exercise your own rights rather than try to suppress others, by just ignoring this thread. William Noble wrote: doesn't it amaze you how every thread that might possibly involve an OT subject degenerates into a pro/anti gun arguement? don't you guys have something better with which to occupy your synapses? " True. Federal courts have consistently held that the right to bear arms in the Second Amendment is an individual right, not a right belonging to a "well regulated militia" or to members of a militia. Even though the Amendment itself limits the right to a "well-regulated militia". Where did you get your copy of the Constitution? 'Cause I've read the Second Amendment dozens of times from dozens of sources, and and NONE of the copies I EVER saw limit the right to bear arms to "a well regulated militia." And read my first post above again. CONSTITUTION OF THE UNITED STATES: http://frwebgate.access.gpo.gov/cgi-bin/getdoc.cgi?dbname=105_cong_documents&docid=f:sd011 .105.pdf The Bill of Rights: http://www.loc.gov/rr/program/bib/ou...lofrights.html -- Service to my country? Been there, Done that, and I've got my DD214 to prove it. Member of DAV #85. Michael A. Terrell Central Florida |
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On Thu, 13 Sep 2007 22:00:57 -0400, "Ed Huntress"
wrote: "Michael A. Terrell" wrote in message ... Ed Huntress wrote: "Michael A. Terrell" wrote in message ... "700$" No thanks, I always get more than that. ;-) You're crude. d8-) You should hear me tell off telemarketers. ;-) I had one Heating A/C company call me 35 times in one week, insisting that I needed their annual inspection service on a central air system. (I didn't even have a window unit.) This was before the do not call list. The last time they called I told them that I had hundreds of retired friends in town, and if they called me one more time that these people would take turns tying up all of the company's phone lines with stupid questions, and calling to have the company send their sales people out to give estimates, with no intention of spending a dime and promised her that it would be damn near impossible for a legitimate customer to get through on their phone lines. She yelled, "That's harassment!" I laughed and told her, 'Now you know how I feel.' They never called back. Was it something I said? That's fun, but it takes a lot of time. I just say, "Excuse me a minute, I'll be right back." Then I put down the phone and read a book or something. Five minutes later I just hang up the phone. I was having fun with the young ladies from the NRA the other night, though. I just couldn't say no in the end. d8-) I had one collection agency caller (10 calls between 7 AM and 7:45 AM) taken off the case and calls stopped because of the harassment they got when they called my number. Gerry :-)} London, Canada |
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Just Wondering wrote: Where did you get your copy of the Constitution? 'Cause I've read the Second Amendment dozens of times from dozens of sources, and and NONE of the copies I EVER saw limit the right to bear arms to "a well regulated militia." And read my first post above again. Amendment II A well regulated Militia, being necessary to the security of a free State, the right of the people to keep and bear Arms, shall not be infringed. |
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Kurt Ullman wrote:
In article , Just Wondering wrote: Where did you get your copy of the Constitution? 'Cause I've read the Second Amendment dozens of times from dozens of sources, and and NONE of the copies I EVER saw limit the right to bear arms to "a well regulated militia." And read my first post above again. Amendment II A well regulated Militia, being necessary to the security of a free State, the right of the people to keep and bear Arms, shall not be infringed. That's right, the right of THE PEOPLE (not the militia) to keep arms shall not be infringed. |
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Just Wondering wrote: Kurt Ullman wrote: In article , Just Wondering wrote: Where did you get your copy of the Constitution? 'Cause I've read the Second Amendment dozens of times from dozens of sources, and and NONE of the copies I EVER saw limit the right to bear arms to "a well regulated militia." And read my first post above again. Amendment II A well regulated Militia, being necessary to the security of a free State, the right of the people to keep and bear Arms, shall not be infringed. That's right, the right of THE PEOPLE (not the militia) to keep arms shall not be infringed. But the need for a well-regulated militia is what is stated first and succinctly. You conveniently ignore that. The right of the people to bear arms flows from the necessity of a well-regulated militia. There is a hierarchy here in the flow and ordering of the statements concerning how and why the rights are bestowed by the constitution. |
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"nick hull" wrote in message .. . In article om, Robatoy wrote: My _preferred_ weapons are keyboard and ballot. Too bad the candidate of my choice is NEVER on the ballot - NONE OF THE ABOVE Nice protest, but what if it was? What if that choice got the most votes? |
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"Dave Gordon" d@p wrote: "nick hull" wrote in message .. . In article om, Robatoy wrote: My _preferred_ weapons are keyboard and ballot. Too bad the candidate of my choice is NEVER on the ballot - NONE OF THE ABOVE Nice protest, but what if it was? What if that choice got the most votes? Neither wins and are not allowed to run again that round. Do another election in that area until they get it right. I am thinking this would happen once at most and then people would tire of playing head games with politicians and just vote in whoever. |
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"Just Wondering" wrote in message
. .. Dave Gordon wrote: "Just Wondering" wrote in message ... Count the postings to this thread. YOu'll find that even though OT it is generating more interest then anything else going on in this newsgroup right now. That's the First Amendment at work. Don't like it? Then exercise your own rights rather than try to suppress others, by just ignoring this thread. William Noble wrote: doesn't it amaze you how every thread that might possibly involve an OT subject degenerates into a pro/anti gun arguement? don't you guys have something better with which to occupy your synapses? " True. Federal courts have consistently held that the right to bear arms in the Second Amendment is an individual right, not a right belonging to a "well regulated militia" or to members of a militia. Even though the Amendment itself limits the right to a "well-regulated militia". Where did you get your copy of the Constitution? 'Cause I've read the Second Amendment dozens of times from dozens of sources, and and NONE of the copies I EVER saw limit the right to bear arms to "a well regulated militia." And read my first post above again. Its right there, in the same sentence. |
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