• Guns

    From Dale Shipp@1:261/1466 to Alan Ianson on Fri Jan 15 01:58:08 2021
    On 01-14-21 17:06, Alan Ianson <=-
    spoke to Jimmy Anderson about Re: DEMOCRAT HATE <=-

    I am a gun enthusiast, I enjoy hunting and shooting and I am not going
    to walk away from my guns. I do think the way some use guns to
    support their cause is wrong. For example, armed people
    showing up downtown to demand this, that, or the other thing.

    I have no problem with the way that you use your gun(s). I've seen some
    TV shows talking about game wardens which discuss having bow seasons and
    black powder muzzle loader guns. Have you used either of those?

    And those other people you mention often have semi-automatic weapons
    slung over their shoulders. Do you see a use for civilians having such weapons, e.g. AR15?

    Dale Shipp
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  • From Alan Ianson@1:153/757.2 to Dale Shipp on Fri Jan 15 07:19:50 2021
    Re: Guns
    By: Dale Shipp to Alan Ianson on Fri Jan 15 2021 01:58 am

    I have no problem with the way that you use your gun(s). I've seen some
    TV shows talking about game wardens which discuss having bow seasons and black powder muzzle loader guns. Have you used either of those?

    I haven't but there are many in Canada who use black powder and Bows.

    And those other people you mention often have semi-automatic weapons
    slung over their shoulders. Do you see a use for civilians having such weapons, e.g. AR15?

    I have not seen that in Canada. Handguns are not popular in Canada. They do exist here but not in large numbers. There is a large numbers of long guns here of the kind used when hunting, from .22 calibre to 30-30 for the most part.

    I have not seen an AR15 in my travels. I think they do exist here but people don't take them out of their home.

    The AR15 and military style weapons are banned in Canada since someone in Nova Scotia went on a shooting spree last year, killing 22 people.

    I don't think the AR15 or military weapons have any place in society today. Those weapons are designed to kill people so it's no surprise that's what people use them for.

    In an active war zone maybe, but not on the streets of our cities.

    Ttyl :-),
    Al

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  • From Brian Klauss@1:104/116 to Alan Ianson on Fri Jan 15 11:28:26 2021
    Re: Guns
    By: Alan Ianson to Dale Shipp on Fri Jan 15 2021 07:19 am

    The AR15 and military style weapons are banned in Canada since someone in Nova Scotia went on a shooting spree last year, killing 22 people.

    I'll never understand people's need for assault style rifles. They are fun to shoot but we all know what they are for. If you say, "I use them for hunting." Yeah, what? A herd of charging bulls?
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  • From Nick Andre@1:229/426 to Brian Klauss on Sat Jan 16 00:40:50 2021
    On 15 Jan 21 11:28:26, Brian Klauss said the following to Alan Ianson:

    I'll never understand people's need for assault style rifles. They are fun shoot but we all know what they are for. If you say, "I use them for hunting." Yeah, what? A herd of charging bulls?

    I support guns but I've actually never understood hunting. I just don't
    get it. Unless you have no means to feed your family or you must earn your living trading pelts at the Hudson, its about as pointless of a display of penis-comparisons-contests just like golf.

    Make the hunt more interesting by hunting something that can shoot back and I'll be a huge fan. Maybe prisoners sentenced for life can stop enjoying themselves at the taxpayers expense and substitute themselves for the wildlife in the woods?

    Nick

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  • From Dale Shipp@1:261/1466 to Alan Ianson on Sat Jan 16 00:30:04 2021
    On 01-15-21 07:19, Alan Ianson <=-
    spoke to Dale Shipp about Guns <=-

    Thanks for your response. I'd say that we are in sync on guns and gun
    control.

    Dale Shipp
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  • From Brian Klauss@1:104/116 to Nick Andre on Fri Jan 15 23:46:04 2021
    Re: Re: Guns
    By: Nick Andre to Brian Klauss on Sat Jan 16 2021 12:40 am

    I support guns but I've actually never understood hunting. I just don't
    get it. Unless you have no means to feed your family or you must earn your living trading pelts at the Hudson, its about as pointless of a display of penis-comparisons-contests just like golf.

    I agree with you completely. Hunting doesn't make sense. Taking a whole day to stake out a deer or antelope sounds like an awful waste of time. I tried fly fishing a few times, even that was a waste of time.

    Make the hunt more interesting by hunting something that can shoot back and I'll be a huge fan. Maybe prisoners sentenced for life can stop enjoying themselves at the taxpayers expense and substitute themselves for the wildlife in the woods?

    Interesting sport you are referring to. Part of me thinks you got the idea from "Running Man". To this day, I still love that movie. The acting was crap, the special effects were crap, but some of the scenes are just top notch.
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  • From Gnickel@3:640/1115 to Brian Klauss on Sat Jan 16 00:21:30 2021
    On 1/15/2021 11:53 PM, Brian Klauss wrote to Nick Andre:

    Interesting sport you are referring to. Part of me thinks you got the idea from "Running Man". To this day, I still love that movie. The acting was crap, the special effects were crap, but some of the scenes are just top notch.
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  • From Lee Lofaso@2:221/360 to Brian Klauss on Sat Jan 16 15:01:28 2021
    Hello Brian,

    The AR15 and military style weapons are banned in Canada since someone in >>Nova Scotia went on a shooting spree last year, killing 22 people.

    I'll never understand people's need for assault style rifles. They are fun
    to shoot but we all know what they are for. If you say, "I use them for hunting." Yeah, what? A herd of charging bulls?

    Real matadors use a red cape and a sword.

    --Lee

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  • From Dale Shipp@1:261/1466 to Nick Andre on Sat Jan 16 23:46:02 2021
    On 01-16-21 00:40, Nick Andre <=-
    spoke to Brian Klauss about Re: Guns <=-

    I'll never understand people's need for assault style
    rifles. They are fun
    shoot but we all know what they are for. If you say, "I use them for hunting." Yeah, what? A herd of charging bulls?

    I support guns but I've actually never understood hunting. I just
    don't get it. Unless you have no means to feed your family or you must earn your living trading pelts at the Hudson, its about as pointless
    of a display of penis-comparisons-contests just like golf.

    Make the hunt more interesting by hunting something that can shoot
    back and I'll be a huge fan. Maybe prisoners sentenced for life can
    stop enjoying themselves at the taxpayers expense and substitute themselves for the wildlife in the woods?

    So what would you use guns for, including AR15s?

    Dale Shipp
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  • From Nick Andre@1:229/426 to Dale Shipp on Sun Jan 17 13:56:20 2021
    On 16 Jan 21 23:46:02, Dale Shipp said the following to Nick Andre:

    I support guns but I've actually never understood hunting. I just don't get it. Unless you have no means to feed your family or you mus earn your living trading pelts at the Hudson, its about as pointless of a display of penis-comparisons-contests just like golf.

    Make the hunt more interesting by hunting something that can shoot back and I'll be a huge fan. Maybe prisoners sentenced for life can stop enjoying themselves at the taxpayers expense and substitute themselves for the wildlife in the woods?

    So what would you use guns for, including AR15s?

    Why does that matter?

    Nick

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  • From Dale Shipp@1:261/1466 to Nick Andre on Sun Jan 17 23:30:00 2021
    On 01-17-21 13:56, Nick Andre <=-
    spoke to Dale Shipp about Re: Guns <=-

    I support guns but I've actually never understood hunting. I just
    don't get it. Unless you have no means to feed
    your family or you mus
    earn your living trading pelts at the Hudson, its about as pointless
    of a display of penis-comparisons-contests just like golf.

    Make the hunt more interesting by hunting something that can shoot
    back and I'll be a huge fan. Maybe prisoners sentenced for life can
    stop enjoying themselves at the taxpayers expense and substitute themselves for the wildlife in the woods?

    So what would you use guns for, including AR15s?

    Why does that matter?

    You say that you support guns, but you don't hunt. The question is then
    why do you support guns. Your second paragraph implies that you would
    use guns to shoot people. Either that or you are just making hyperbole.
    So -- which is it?

    Dale Shipp
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  • From Nick Andre@1:229/426 to Dale Shipp on Mon Jan 18 05:17:32 2021
    On 17 Jan 21 23:30:00, Dale Shipp said the following to Nick Andre:

    You say that you support guns, but you don't hunt. The question is then why do you support guns. Your second paragraph implies that you would
    use guns to shoot people. Either that or you are just making hyperbole.
    So -- which is it?

    I support guns for hunting and self defense. Just because I do not
    understand hunting doesn't mean I think it should be illegal. Golf requires unnecessary use of land and the need to wear goofy outfits but I would not restrict someone's right to waste an entire Sunday doing.

    Any attempts to spin this into something beyond this simple statement would be just making hyerbole.

    Nick

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  • From Charles Pierson@1:106/127 to Dale Shipp on Mon Jan 18 05:42:14 2021
    On 17 Jan 2021, Dale Shipp said the following...
    So what would you use guns for, including AR15s?

    Why does that matter?

    You say that you support guns, but you don't hunt. The question is then why do you support guns. Your second paragraph implies that you would
    use guns to shoot people. Either that or you are just making hyperbole. So -- which is it?

    You know, it is entirely possible to support the right to own guns without actually owning guns yourself.

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  • From Lee Lofaso@2:221/360 to Dale Shipp on Mon Jan 18 15:03:14 2021
    Hello Dale,

    I'll never understand people's need for assault style rifles. BK>They
    are fun shoot but we all know what they are for. If you BK>say, "I use
    them for hunting." Yeah, what? A herd of charging BK>bulls?

    [..]

    So what would you use guns for, including AR15s?

    I saw an 80-something year-old woman shoot a baby possum
    dead with BB gun - loaded with plastic pellets. Talk about a
    crack shot. Hit the bugger right in the eye. Just think of
    what she would have done with an AR15.

    "I have seen the enemy, and he is us!" ~Pogo

    --Lee

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  • From Ron Lauzon@1:275/89 to Nick Andre on Tue Jan 19 13:50:00 2021
    Nick Andre wrote to Dale Shipp <=-

    So what would you use guns for, including AR15s?

    Why does that matter?

    Standard management trick. I dealt with this in a bad company.

    Manager: I need you to stay late today (as I'm just about to leave).
    Me: I can't. I have an appointment.
    Manager: Oh, what's the appointment?

    What he's trying to do is get to the point where he can argue that what he needs me to do is more important than my appointment.

    Dale is doing the same thing. He wants to move the argument away from
    gun rights to an argument over "what does anyone need a gun for?"


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  • From Ron Lauzon@1:275/89 to Aaron Thomas on Tue Jan 19 13:53:00 2021
    Aaron Thomas wrote to Nick Andre <=-

    It's free food. You'll never catch me eating deer meat, but my brother
    has a freezer full of it. People who like it can save a lot of money on groceries.

    To me it's just gross to eat something that I've seen splattered on the roads.

    Road kill is certainly not good eats, no matter what the animal.

    But venison is very tasty.

    I had a re-translated version of "20,000 Leagues Under the Sea" that put a whole chapter back from the original (poor) English translation. In that chapter the Professor, Conceil and Ned were watching the fish go by.
    The Professor could see a fish and identify it. Once identified, Conceil
    could quote the the latin name. Ned, though, only had 2 classifications
    of fish: tasty and not tasty.

    I'm of the same mind for all animals. 8)


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  • From Nick Andre@1:229/426 to Ron Lauzon on Tue Jan 19 14:34:50 2021
    On 19 Jan 21 13:50:00, Ron Lauzon said the following to Nick Andre:

    So what would you use guns for, including AR15s?

    Why does that matter?

    Standard management trick. I dealt with this in a bad company.

    Me too... actually since childhood I've dealt with this and other passive-aggressive spineless dickless brainless BS.

    Dale is doing the same thing. He wants to move the argument away from
    gun rights to an argument over "what does anyone need a gun for?"

    Moving the goal-posts is common when attempting discussions with the "diversity and inclusiveness" crowd. No guns for you, but its perfectly fine for celebrities and politicians to have armed security detail.

    Its usually the same crowd that are so against capital punishment but really get all enthusiastic about supporting abortion.

    Nick

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  • From Lee Lofaso@2:221/360 to Nick Andre on Wed Jan 20 01:54:24 2021
    Hello Nick,

    I'll never understand people's need for assault style rifles. They are
    fun BK> shoot but we all know what they are for. If you say, "I use them
    for
    hunting." Yeah, what? A herd of charging bulls?

    I support guns but I've actually never understood hunting.

    Point, and shoot. Not necessarily in that order.

    I just don't get it.

    First you get a gun.
    Then you point it at something.
    Then you pull the trigger.
    If you hit something, jump for joy.
    If you miss, run away.
    As fast as you can.

    Unless you have no means to feed your family or you must earn your living
    trading pelts at the Hudson, its about as pointless of a display of penis-comparisons-contests just like golf.

    I live in the swamp. There is plenty to eat here, for those who
    like nutria. Used to trade pelts years ago, but that was before the
    state started paying $6 for just the tails. Now I just 'choot 'em.

    Unlike Canadians, I never participated in penis-comparison-contests.
    However, such contests are nothing like golf. Not in these parts.
    I have played golf in the swamp. There is a 9-hole golf course,
    on prison grounds, at Angola. I never made it through the entire
    course, having hit far too many golf balls into the water, but I
    did survive the alligators.

    Make the hunt more interesting by hunting something that can shoot back and
    I'll be a huge fan.

    A true hunt is between a hunter and his/her prey. Not two hunters
    going after each other. That is a war, not a hunt.

    Maybe prisoners sentenced for life can stop enjoying themselves at the
    taxpayers expense and substitute themselves for the wildlife in the woods?

    What incentive would there be for two lifers to go at each other?
    They cannot be released, as both are a danger to society. Gotta keep
    them in confinement, so the rest of us can remain safe.

    --Lee

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  • From Nick Andre@1:229/426 to Lee Lofaso on Tue Jan 19 20:21:20 2021
    On 20 Jan 21 01:54:24, Lee Lofaso said the following to Nick Andre:

    I support guns but I've actually never understood hunting.

    Point, and shoot. Not necessarily in that order.

    And the troll says what?

    Nick

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  • From Aaron Thomas@1:275/99 to Ron Lauzon on Wed Jan 20 05:04:36 2021
    But venison is very tasty.

    If I hunted anything I'd want something tastier than venison. Turkey maybe!

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  • From Dale Shipp@1:261/1466 to Ron Lauzon on Wed Jan 20 01:42:00 2021
    On 01-19-21 13:50, Ron Lauzon <=-
    spoke to Nick Andre about Re: Guns <=-

    So what would you use guns for, including AR15s?

    Why does that matter?

    Standard management trick. I dealt with this in a bad company.

    Dale is doing the same thing. He wants to move the argument away from
    gun rights to an argument over "what does anyone need a gun for?"

    Wrong. Nick said that he does not see the sense in hunting, but that he
    might like to hunt those who could shoot back -- e.g. as in the theme of
    some offbeat movies. That just seemed wierd to me. And so I asked. I mentioned AR15 because that, like other automatic weapons, has no real
    purpose outside of warfare or mass destruction events.

    Dale Shipp
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  • From Lee Lofaso@2:221/360 to Aaron Thomas on Wed Jan 20 16:20:00 2021
    Hello Aaron,

    But venison is very tasty.

    If I hunted anything I'd want something tastier than venison. Turkey maybe!

    Wild turkey is very difficult to hunt. Ben Franklin loved it, though.
    Loved it so much he wanted to make it the national bird. Just think
    of what that would have looked like on the presidential seal.

    --Lee

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  • From Lee Lofaso@2:221/360 to Nick Andre on Wed Jan 20 16:20:10 2021
    Hello Nick,

    [..]

    Its usually the same crowd that are so against capital punishment but really
    get all enthusiastic about supporting abortion.

    You eat beans, don't you?
    Beans are aborted plants.
    Therefore, you approve of abortion.

    --Lee

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  • From Brian Klauss@1:104/116 to Nick Andre on Wed Jan 20 08:02:42 2021
    Re: Re: Guns
    By: Nick Andre to Ron Lauzon on Tue Jan 19 2021 02:34 pm

    Its usually the same crowd that are so against capital punishment but really get all enthusiastic about supporting abortion.

    That's funny. I am against Capital Punishment especially in legacy cases where there was too much ambiguity or failed jury instructions. Cases like Timothy McVeigh, where he admitted doing it, are rightfully justified.

    In the case of abortion, I'm for it. It's not my decision whether or not a woman chooses to do with her body. I may not believe abortion is for me but I will not make that choice for another person. I've been on both sides of this equation. I was raised Catholic. I got a girlfriend of mine pregnant when we were teenagers. She was forced by her parents to get an abortion. I had to accept the choice. I had to evaluate myself, had to evaluate my religious upbringing, had to evaluate the choices or lack thereof. Ultimately, still not my choice.

    Brian...
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  • From Nick Andre@1:229/426 to Brian Klauss on Wed Jan 20 19:25:24 2021
    On 20 Jan 21 08:02:42, Brian Klauss said the following to Nick Andre:

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    Re: Re: Guns
    By: Nick Andre to Ron Lauzon on Tue Jan 19 2021 02:34 pm

    Its usually the same crowd that are so against capital punishment but really get all enthusiastic about supporting abortion.

    That's funny. I am against Capital Punishment especially in legacy cases where there was too much ambiguity or failed jury instructions. Cases like

    LOL. I'm going to assume you're a "male" or at least "identify" as one. Therfore, you and I do no represent what a female goes through.

    The problem I have with the anti-capital punishment crowd is that most of them tend to support abortion. Really.. they're against the termination of life in one form but against the termination of life in another.

    At least be consistent...

    Nick

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  • From Brian Klauss@1:104/116 to Nick Andre on Wed Jan 20 18:19:58 2021
    Re: Re: Guns
    By: Nick Andre to Brian Klauss on Wed Jan 20 2021 07:25 pm

    That's funny. I am against Capital Punishment especially in legacy cases where there was too much ambiguity or failed jury instructions. Cases like

    LOL. I'm going to assume you're a "male" or at least "identify" as one. Therfore, you and I do no represent what a female goes through.

    I was born a male and continue to be one and have zero desire to change. What you are saying is very true, we have no idea what a woman goes through. My wife (yes, born a woman, remains a woman, no desire to change) and I have had four children together. We miscarried at least one between child 2 and 3. We also have an adoptive 26 year old. The hardest part for me was knowing that I lost the opportunity to meet my child 29 years ago and again 17 years ago. For my wife, the miscarriage that occurred 17 years ago was very hard on her but we go through it.

    The problem I have with the anti-capital punishment crowd is that most of them tend to support abortion. Really.. they're against the termination of life in one form but against the termination of life in another.

    Agreed. Ironic, isn't it. I think it comes down to choice for women to do what they wish with their bodies (abortion) but make the criminal who committed capital murder spend the rest of their life in prison to "effectively" atone for their crimes.

    At least be consistent...

    I know. As one of my old bosses would say to me, "Brian, you are consistently inconsistent."

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  • From Ron Lauzon@1:275/89 to Nick Andre on Thu Jan 21 08:51:00 2021
    Nick Andre wrote to Brian Klauss <=-

    The problem I have with the anti-capital punishment crowd is that most
    of them tend to support abortion. Really.. they're against the
    termination of life in one form but against the termination of life in another.

    At least be consistent...

    That's the LAST thing Leftie's can be.

    Soon they will update the dictionary and add "Leftie". The entry will simply read "see hypocrite".


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  • From TIM RICHARDSON@1:123/140 to ALL on Fri Jan 22 15:32:00 2021
    On 01-16-21, DALE SHIPP said to ALAN IANSON:

    On 01-15-21 07:19, Alan Ianson <=-
    spoke to Dale Shipp about Guns <=-


    Thanks for your response. I'd say that we are in sync on guns and gun DS>control.


    The only `gun control' needed is the Second Amendment. Anything that deviates from the Second Amendment is oppression.



    Tagline;



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  • From TIM RICHARDSON@1:123/140 to NICK ANDRE on Fri Jan 22 18:55:00 2021
    On 01-16-21, DALE SHIPP said to NICK ANDRE:

    On 01-16-21 00:40, Nick Andre <=-
    spoke to Brian Klauss about Re: Guns <=-


    Make the hunt more interesting by hunting something that can shoot
    back and I'll be a huge fan. Maybe prisoners sentenced for life can
    stop enjoying themselves at the taxpayers expense and substitute themselves for the wildlife in the woods?


    So what would you use guns for, including AR15s?


    One of the first things an oppressive government does to control their
    citizens is to outlaw and collect all firearms in the hands of their civilian population.



    Look for oppressive gun control to become a top priority of the new false government. They are already heavily suppressing free speech. Guns will be next.



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  • From TIM RICHARDSON@1:123/140 to RON LAUZON on Fri Jan 22 16:26:00 2021
    On 01-19-21, RON LAUZON said to NICK ANDRE:

    Nick Andre wrote to Dale Shipp <=-

    So what would you use guns for, including AR15s?

    Why does that matter?


    Standard management trick. I dealt with this in a bad company.


    Manager: I need you to stay late today (as I'm just about to leave).
    Me: I can't. I have an appointment.
    Manager: Oh, what's the appointment?


    What he's trying to do is get to the point where he can argue that what he RL>needs me to do is more important than my appointment.


    Dale is doing the same thing. He wants to move the argument away from RL>gun rights to an argument over "what does anyone need a gun for?"


    This may seem weird, but since Shipp asked it should be addressed.


    Anyone who would ask ordinary American citizens `So what would you use guns for' ought to be refered to two true stories from the late 1800's; The end of the James/Younger gang, and the end of the Dalton gang.


    Both of those gangs of outlaws were brought to an end by ordinary citizens who were armed and ready to stand up to outlawry; the Dalton's in Coffeyville, Kansas, and the Youngers and James bunch in Northfield, Minnesota.


    If there were a few modern instances of either or both of those scenarios, there'd be a lot less criminality in neighborhoods, far less mass shootings than there have been in recent decades, and drive-by shootings would be either extremely rare, or disappear altogether.


    But lefties will come up with dozens of excuses as to why honest citizens should NOT have the use of firearms available to them.


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  • From TIM RICHARDSON@1:123/140 to BRIAN KLAUSS on Fri Jan 22 18:58:00 2021
    On 01-20-21, BRIAN KLAUSS said to NICK ANDRE:

    Re: Re: Guns
    By: Nick Andre to Ron Lauzon on Tue Jan 19 2021 02:34 pm


    I was raised Catholic. I got a
    girlfriend of mine pregnant when we were teenagers.


    Then you are not a true Catholic.



    A *true* Catholic would have used a condom!



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  • From Brian Klauss@1:104/116 to TIM RICHARDSON on Fri Jan 22 22:59:34 2021
    Re: Re: Guns
    By: TIM RICHARDSON to ALL on Fri Jan 22 2021 03:32 pm

    The only `gun control' needed is the Second Amendment. Anything that deviates from the Second Amendment is oppression.

    The Second Amendment is always used as an excuse on the how, what, and why someone wants a gun, owns a gun, or discharges a gun. Although the drafters of the Second Amendment wrote it under the auspices of the time, Americans never wanted to update it because it gives them blanket rights to gun ownership instead of intelligent rights.

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  • From Brian Klauss@1:104/116 to TIM RICHARDSON on Fri Jan 22 23:01:08 2021
    Re: Re: Guns
    By: TIM RICHARDSON to BRIAN KLAUSS on Fri Jan 22 2021 06:58 pm

    Then you are not a true Catholic.

    A *true* Catholic would have used a condom!

    A true Catholic is against birth control. I was following orders. :)

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  • From Dale Shipp@1:261/1466 to Tim Richardson on Sat Jan 23 00:46:02 2021
    On 01-22-21 16:26, Tim Richardson <=-
    spoke to Ron Lauzon about Re: Guns <=-

    But lefties will come up with dozens of excuses as to why honest
    citizens should NOT have the use of firearms available to them.

    First -- I am not a leftie. Second, I have not advocated the removal of
    all firearms from honest citizens. Third, I do not understand why any
    honest citizen has any use for an AR15 or similar weapons of mass
    destruction.

    Dale Shipp
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  • From Lee Lofaso@2:221/360 to Dale Shipp on Sun Jan 24 03:16:44 2021
    Hello Dale,

    But lefties will come up with dozens of excuses as to why honest >TR>citizens should NOT have the use of firearms available to them.

    First -- I am not a leftie. Second, I have not advocated the removal of
    all firearms from honest citizens. Third, I do not understand why any
    honest citizen has any use for an AR15 or similar weapons of mass >destruction.

    I know somebody who killed a baby possum with a BB gun loaded
    with plastic pellets. I imagine she could have done the same using
    an AR15 that is fully loaded with real ammo. But that would have
    been overkill. I doubt if any of the remains of the baby possum
    would have been found afterwards (assuming she would have been able
    to hit the target).

    --Lee

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  • From Lee Lofaso@2:221/360 to TIM RICHARDSON on Sun Jan 24 03:16:56 2021
    Hello Tim,

    I was raised Catholic. I got a
    girlfriend of mine pregnant when we were teenagers.

    Then you are not a true Catholic.

    Be fruitful and multiply.
    ~ God's first commandment

    A *true* Catholic would have used a condom!

    That must explain why Adam and Eve chose to wear a fig
    leaf after they had been caught eating the forbidden fruit ...

    --Lee

    --
    Not my president!

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