For my Libertarian friends

The T wrote: Equality 7-2521 wrote:   I wish guns were allowed on planes. Then I would actually feel safer. I always wanted some crazy guy to open a hole in the plane's body... I always felt airplane's windows were not big enough to let me appreciate the landscape..

Do hate to be that guy....

BUT that's unrealistic.

Shooting a hole in a plane's body would not cause anything crazy to happen. Even if somehow a window was to come out...sure loose stuff will probably be sucked out but not people, and it would not rip some gigantic hole in the plane.

Shoulda known it was coming 

Every plane should be filled with snakes.
No one would dare cause trouble knowing one with push of a button, a 30 foot boa constrictor will fall on you.



Edited by JJLehto - November 15 2010 at 20:13

thellama73 wrote: akamaisondufromage wrote: thellama73 wrote: The T wrote: Eventually you'll fly over lands where guns are illegal... That's why the standard for international flights has to be the same. Why would anyone want to fly to a country where guns are illegal?   We wouldn't want you here anyway    You would probably have your gun taken off you awww I don't own a gun, and I have no desire to own one until the government starts making laws preventing me from owning one. When that day comes, I'm stocking up, buddy!

Just don't forget the ammo.  I have a video of a cousin of mine showing off his collection.  He wasn't a bad person but he loved guns.  Got busted and sent away to jail for a few years despite having a license for the more controversial pieces.  Personally, I'm not afraid of guns, I don't have any and I will do severe damage to you with a kitchen knife or cleaver if I need to.  You will not see it coming.   I still haven't quite got over not getting a BB gun as a kid.  The chemistry set was a lot of fun though.


Edited by Slartibartfast - November 15 2010 at 20:58

Slartibartfast wrote: He wasn't a bad person but he loved guns.

What are you talking about? Why would liking guns make you a bad person?

Slartibartfast wrote: Got busted and sent away to jail for a few years despite having a license for the more controversial pieces.

If he had licenses for them, why was he arrested?


Edited by thellama73 - November 16 2010 at 08:21

Thank God government schools exist to still dupe people into thinking that they are the government. 

Padraic wrote: Not a bad little article from Slate:  http://www.slate.com/id/2274938?nav=wp

We have something in common with Greece, conservative oppose budget cuts here too.

JJLehto wrote: Well, talk is only talk... But it's floating around about Cutting some of the Pentagon Budget As well as some ear mark reform. 2 things I'm actually supportive of. And vows from the new Reps of "Not repeating the mistakes of 94" Not sure what that means, but I only hope it means they'll be more open to working together and won't try to impeach Obama on BS grounds...

You're joking right?  What they mean this time is that they think they will actually succeed at impeaching a Democratic president.  They didn't work with Obama in the first place to the detriment of the country, I would not expect anything different.

I'm trying to be optimistic Slarti 
Because my other feeling is one of extreme dread

Slartibartfast wrote: JJLehto wrote: Well, talk is only talk... But it's floating around about Cutting some of the Pentagon Budget As well as some ear mark reform. 2 things I'm actually supportive of. And vows from the new Reps of "Not repeating the mistakes of 94" Not sure what that means, but I only hope it means they'll be more open to working together and won't try to impeach Obama on BS grounds... You're joking right?  What they mean this time is that they think they will actually succeed at impeaching removing a Democratic president.  They didn't work with Obama in the first place to the detriment of the country, I would not expect anything different.

ftfy

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