News that makes you say WTF! (21 Viewers)

[Bjerknes]

So true. For all the $#@! given to open carry and AR nuts it's Obama's sons that commit like 90% of gun related crime.

Indeed. Plus Obama's sons usually have a higher BAC and will always be under the influence of drugs. So yeah, swag completely missed the boat not that one.

 

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[Osman]

Obama's sons?

 

[Ocelot]

I'm afraid that's supposed to mean exactly what you're thinking right now.

 

[swag]

In other words: Keneysians. Or Kenyans. Same diff.

 

[icemaη]

American Somalians?

 

[Osman]

I'm afraid that's supposed to mean exactly what you're thinking right now.

Bigots getting creative with their N word synonyms?

 

[piotrr]

Instagram 'models' willing to do coprophilia with Sheikhs

http://tagthesponsor.com/2015/03/06/vip-groups-on-instagram/

 

[Hust]

UC - Irvine trying to ban the American Flag.

Is it in the news over there in SF @swag?

 

[GordoDeCentral]

Instagram 'models' willing to do coprophilia with Sheikhs

http://tagthesponsor.com/2015/03/06/vip-groups-on-instagram/

for 25k most would do it

UC - Irvine trying to ban the American Flag.

Is it in the news over there in SF @swag?

if you lived in texas youd welcome the measure

 

[Hust]

if you lived in texas youd welcome the measure

If I lived in Texas I'd want the US flag banned? Wat?

 

[X Æ A-12]

Instagram 'models' willing to do coprophilia with Sheikhs

http://tagthesponsor.com/2015/03/06/vip-groups-on-instagram/

omg

 

[lgorTudor]

Instagram 'models' willing to do coprophilia with Sheikhs

http://tagthesponsor.com/2015/03/06/vip-groups-on-instagram/

They are hot. That sheikh knows his sh1t.

 

[Cirillo]

You named it: assault rifle...a rifle for assaults. Not quickreactiontoprotectyourself rifle.

There is not one defensive situation, where an eye catching huge ass semi-automatic rifle is to prefer over a handgun. You won't pull it in time, you will mark yourself as a target, you will scare the crap out of innocent ppl.
A machine pistol would be less dumb.

This. It doesn't make sense to carry an assault rifle. If there was a robbery per say, the attackers would easily target the obvious threats first and take them out (the guys carrying huge ass rifles).

Wow, you guys.

What?

I'm against strict gun regulations but an assault rifle is not practical at all!

Sorry to bring up this old stuff but reading back has me quite intrigued. What is the big aversion to gun laws in the US? To make it clear I live in Australia where we do have gun laws and I am also a gun owner and user. Here if you want to own, purchase or use a firearm away from a controlled environment you need to apply for a licence, attend a security training session, sit a test and if you pass you are granted a licence. Similar to driving a car I guess.

I am fully aware that it is an American persons constitutional right to bare arms, however as an outsider that only hears about the huge number of gun related crimes and incidents that happen in the US it does seem a little strange to me that firearm use and ownership is not a little more regulated. I'm not here to judge, nor am I saying that the laws should change, I am just interested in the anti-run restriction side of the argument as we rarely ever hear it.

 

[Hust]

Sorry to bring up this old stuff but reading back has me quite intrigued. What is the big aversion to gun laws in the US? To make it clear I live in Australia where we do have gun laws and I am also a gun owner and user. Here if you want to own, purchase or use a firearm away from a controlled environment you need to apply for a licence, attend a security training session, sit a test and if you pass you are granted a licence. Similar to driving a car I guess.

I am fully aware that it is an American persons constitutional right to bare arms, however as an outsider that only hears about the huge number of gun related crimes and incidents that happen in the US it does seem a little strange to me that firearm use and ownership is not a little more regulated. I'm not here to judge, nor am I saying that the laws should change, I am just interested in the anti-run restriction side of the argument as we rarely ever hear it.

We have gun laws here as well, the problem is the government is trying to regulate it more and more. One of my brothers collects guns and simply uses them at gun ranges and with 3 little children and a drug dealer moving in across the street I can promise you my brother makes it known he has a large amount of guns to his neighbor and the guys customers. It's an unfortunate situation but when you have people literally living across the street dealing drugs I am sure they have guns and who knows if they are "licensed" so is my brother to limit his protection to a gun that can only old 12 rounds? Nah, maybe some people will take there chances where others won't.

It is our constitutional right to bear arms to protect ourselves from enemies/aggressors/thieves, etc. There will never be an agreement on gun rights and now you see the government here intervening yet again on our rights. Where I grew up most people had some kind of guns (hand guns, hunting rifles, hell even cross-bows) and you would not find crime in my neighborhood simply because breaking into one house you NEVER know what the people might have as far as protection goes.

As far as the news goes on gun violence in the states I have a couple theories on why I think its blown out of proportion: Our media covers it more than lets say, Mexico covers their gun violence. They have more gun murders than we do I believe and guns are banned there. Not sure what the stats are to be honest but I recall them having a higher gun murder rate than we do. Washington DC where I live (well I live in Virginia now but lived/worked in DC) and guns are banned there but guess what, DC has one of the highest murder/crime rates in the country. Bad guys will always find a way to get a gun, the good guys now find it more and more difficult and with fewer choices to protect themselves. The only people that don't follow the laws are the criminals and that therein lies the problem: limited gun/ammo purchases limits the good guys to protect themselves, go hunting, shooting for sport, etc. But I promise you the bad guys will always find guns regardless of the laws.

As far as assault rifles go, fuck the haters. If a US citizen wants one we should be able to get it. I know PLENTY of people that have assault rifles and aren't in law enforcement. I can tell you they sleep better at night than I do, hand gun or not. Bottom line: it's our constitutional right to protect ourselves b bearing arms. Unfortunately for our idiot president and his goons they try to take our guns away but we suddenly see them in the hands of Mexican drug cartels that kill more of their own people or in the hands of terrorists. The irony is, our own guns kill more people overseas through arms deals than US citizens killing US citizens.

 

[JuveJay]

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/art...homes-second-floor-windows-freak-weather.html

80 inches of snow in Capracotta, Molise.

 

[ZoSo]

whats my deck (snow) doing in capracotta

 

[Hust]

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/art...homes-second-floor-windows-freak-weather.html

80 inches of snow in Capracotta, Molise.

i saw reports that said 100.8 inches

 

[JuveJay]

i saw reports that said 100.8 inches

Probably American inches, I know you guys like to brag

 

[Enron]

We have gun laws here as well, the problem is the government is trying to regulate it more and more. One of my brothers collects guns and simply uses them at gun ranges and with 3 little children and a drug dealer moving in across the street I can promise you my brother makes it known he has a large amount of guns to his neighbor and the guys customers. It's an unfortunate situation but when you have people literally living across the street dealing drugs I am sure they have guns and who knows if they are "licensed" so is my brother to limit his protection to a gun that can only old 12 rounds? Nah, maybe some people will take there chances where others won't.

It is our constitutional right to bear arms to protect ourselves from enemies/aggressors/thieves, etc. There will never be an agreement on gun rights and now you see the government here intervening yet again on our rights. Where I grew up most people had some kind of guns (hand guns, hunting rifles, hell even cross-bows) and you would not find crime in my neighborhood simply because breaking into one house you NEVER know what the people might have as far as protection goes.

As far as the news goes on gun violence in the states I have a couple theories on why I think its blown out of proportion: Our media covers it more than lets say, Mexico covers their gun violence. They have more gun murders than we do I believe and guns are banned there. Not sure what the stats are to be honest but I recall them having a higher gun murder rate than we do. Washington DC where I live (well I live in Virginia now but lived/worked in DC) and guns are banned there but guess what, DC has one of the highest murder/crime rates in the country. Bad guys will always find a way to get a gun, the good guys now find it more and more difficult and with fewer choices to protect themselves. The only people that don't follow the laws are the criminals and that therein lies the problem: limited gun/ammo purchases limits the good guys to protect themselves, go hunting, shooting for sport, etc. But I promise you the bad guys will always find guns regardless of the laws.

As far as assault rifles go, fuck the haters. If a US citizen wants one we should be able to get it. I know PLENTY of people that have assault rifles and aren't in law enforcement. I can tell you they sleep better at night than I do, hand gun or not. Bottom line: it's our constitutional right to protect ourselves b bearing arms. Unfortunately for our idiot president and his goons they try to take our guns away but we suddenly see them in the hands of Mexican drug cartels that kill more of their own people or in the hands of terrorists. The irony is, our own guns kill more people overseas through arms deals than US citizens killing US citizens.

Not true.

Anywho, WV just rolled back concealed permit laws. Permit no longer necessary. In the past you paid $100 and took a class, if you pass you get the permit, if not, you don't. Always thought that was pretty reasonable. Guess not.

 

[Hust]

Probably American inches, I know you guys like to brag

But it was from a UK website.