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| #1homicidal_squirrelApr 23, 2011 16:36:27 | news.hjnews.com/news/article_8ba24aaa-5b... |
| #2bone_nagaApr 23, 2011 17:44:24 | The state's newest religious movement - the Ethereal Enigmatic Euphoric Movement Toward Civilized Hedonism. Hell yeah, I need to convert! Seriously though, there's a few issues here. Someone obviously made up a religion specifically to get around that law. In all fairness though, that law is absolutely retarded. What's the point of going to a bar if you can't even get a stiff drink? I don't know if he has a lot of grounds for his complaint, though. One, I haven't heard anything from this "religion" that requires their "religious rites" to be undertaken at a bar. Go home and drink. It's cheaper anyway and then you don't have to worry about a DD. Two, it's not a statewide ban, just within the limits of that particular city. It's still stupid, but so are quite a few laws and this one at least is easily circumvented. As for what makes us proud? The fact that asshats like this have every right to be asshats without the government cracking down on them for it. They may seem a bit odd, but as long as they're not hurting anyone, rock on. Try that **** in Iran or Syria and see how well it works out for you. |
| #3capitan_estabanApr 24, 2011 11:15:47 | The state's newest religious movement - the Ethereal Enigmatic Euphoric Movement Toward Civilized Hedonism. What stupid stuff happens in the US that is linked to the constitution? What stupid stuff happens in the US that is linked to guns? (left out Republicans, because Democrats and Republicans are both guilty of stupidity...i.e. See the most recent budget battle to save %0.25 of the budget. Debt crisis averted) |
| #4EscherEnigmaApr 24, 2011 12:31:46 | So seriously, what makes you Americans so proud of your country? Stockholm syndrome. |
| #5bone_nagaApr 24, 2011 14:56:22 | We can help you know. Tell us what the USA made you do while you were captured. I performed unspeakable sexual acts. They photographed me nude in graphic sexualized positions. They sodomized me with a baton. They...oh wait you said made me do...never mind... |
| #6capitan_estabanApr 24, 2011 17:45:34 | Guns? Well for example that guy who supposedly left his gun laying around and a kid shot his mom with it. Without knowing the specifics of what you are refering to, I can only take guesses. Gun deaths don't account for squat in the US (unless your counting homicides). You might as well complain about that guy who left his pool unattended, and his kid drowned. As for the sue happy nature of the US, I can't dispute you there (but, is it usually on constitutional grounds?). As for someone slapping your kid, I wouldn't sue, but I would make sure that I let them know personally how dangerous it is for them to continue that kind of behavoir. |
| #7homicidal_squirrelApr 24, 2011 18:46:56 | CanadaUSASoldierLove is referring to Curtis got slapped by a white teacher, and Mom got shot by toddler. |
| #8MechaPilotApr 24, 2011 20:12:43 | The state's newest religious movement - the Ethereal Enigmatic Euphoric Movement Toward Civilized Hedonism. That's the fault of the idiot gun-owner not the gun. I own several guns and guess where I keep them... in a gun safe (that helps prevent theft and accidents). No one will find a gun laying around my house, much less a loaded one. Constitution? People claiming left and right that something or another is violating their Constitutional rights and who sue anyone or anything. Like that lady saying a white teacher slapped... Err what's his name. IDK the circumstances of that one, and the site H_S linked to was so insane it probably bears no merit. Frivolous lawsuits (a problem faced by many organizations) has less to do with our constitution than it does with the need to reform aspects of our legal system (which, by its very nature, is a perpetual work in progress). |
| #9homicidal_squirrelApr 24, 2011 20:16:22 | IDK the circumstances of that one, and the site H_S linked to was so insane it probably bears no merit. And yet, it is all true. That was a letter that his mom wrote and mailed out to about 200 people. Quite frightening. Did you read her list of demands? Insane does it not justice. There is no word to describe it. |
| #10EscherEnigmaApr 24, 2011 20:16:53 | Re: Guns CUSASL didn't say anything about blame (this time), just that we "like to laugh about all the stupid stuff that happens in it (often linked to [...] guns)." Whose blame it is, is a different question. |
| #11MechaPilotApr 24, 2011 20:37:02 | IDK the circumstances of that one, and the site H_S linked to was so insane it probably bears no merit. I skimmed her manifesto, yes. Insane covers it for me. It fits the Unabomber, and it fits her too. Re: Guns Blame was a bad choice of words on my part. However I stand by the position that the only stupidity present in that case (unless there is a factor I am unaware of that should have legally disqualified the idiot from being a gun owner) was on the part of the gun owner. |
| #12homicidal_squirrelApr 24, 2011 20:47:32 | Blame was a bad choice of words on my part. However I stand by the position that the only stupidity present in that case (unless there is a factor I am unaware of that should have legally disqualified the idiot from being a gun owner) was on the part of the gun owner. You would be surprised how easy it is to qualify for a concealed weapons permit in Florida. Last August I was a gun shop with a range. I asked one of the guys running the place what it took to get a concealed weapons permit (they had classes available there at the range). All you have to do is take a cklass and pay a fee. The class is supposed to provide training and test you to determine proficiency with a gun. The class only takes 2 hours. The first hour is spent going over law regarding gun ownership in Florida. hey tell you were and when you are allowed to carry your gun, and when and where you are not allowed to. After that you get to go out to the range to fire off some shots and show proficiency with a gun. This is where it gets scary. You only have to fire 5 shots at a paper target. The only reason this part takes an hour is that you have to wait for everyone in the class to fire their 5 shots. |
| #13bone_nagaApr 24, 2011 20:51:46 | You would be surprised how easy it is to qualify for a concealed weapons permit in Florida. Last August I was a gun shop with a range. I asked one of the guys running the place what it took to get a concealed weapons permit (they had classes available there at the range). All you have to do is take a cklass and pay a fee. The class is supposed to provide training and test you to determine proficiency with a gun. The class only takes 2 hours. The first hour is spent going over law regarding gun ownership in Florida. hey tell you were and when you are allowed to carry your gun, and when and where you are not allowed to. After that you get to go out to the range to fire off some shots and show proficiency with a gun. This is where it gets scary. You only have to fire 5 shots at a paper target. The only reason this part takes an hour is that you have to wait for everyone in the class to fire their 5 shots. They actually sometimes offer the classes in other states as well so that you can apply for a Florida permit even if you don't live in Florida. Apparently Florida has the most widely accept conceal carry permit. You think that's scary, though, at least that's something. Keep in mind that there are states where you can concealed carry without any permit or any training, and even more where you can open carry. |
| #14toastedamphibianApr 25, 2011 5:29:09 | Ah yes, canada, home of anti-heckler abuse legislation! Is that why you have to come be an ass-hate on american website goldy? 'Cause they might throw you in jail for saying **** like you do in public in Canada? |
| #15capitan_estabanApr 25, 2011 9:42:23 | They actually sometimes offer the classes in other states as well so that you can apply for a Florida permit even if you don't live in Florida. Apparently Florida has the most widely accept conceal carry permit. What is scary about open carry? You seem to think it is scarier than concealed carry for some reason. (either that, or you worded your sentence in a strange way that seems to imply that). Also, keep in mind that 3 (soon to be 4 states) allow CC without any permit. Only 12 states allow open carry (yellow) without any permit. CC permit holders are probably less dangerous to you than the population in general (total homicides in 2007 with guns 12,632. (bear in mind the CC permit holders is from May 07 to present). |
| #16zombie_babiesApr 25, 2011 10:10:19 | I'm about to take my CCW classes here in Ohio. The class is a two day event spanning about 10 hours of training and firing. You're required to fire 100 rounds on target to qualify. Once you pass the class, you must then seek your permit through the county sherriff's office. They run a background check on you to make sure you're cool to get the permit. Not exactly a blind pass program. There is a movement growing, however, to make CCW legal everywhere with no permit required. Personally I don't mind training a bit. People should be compelled to learn about firearm operation and safety. It just makes sense. Anyhoo, the thing that struck me most about that article was the pic. The doods have ashtrays in front of them! It's like looking back in time to an American past that was actually free! ![]() |
| #17bone_nagaApr 25, 2011 11:05:15 | They actually sometimes offer the classes in other states as well so that you can apply for a Florida permit even if you don't live in Florida. Apparently Florida has the most widely accept conceal carry permit. Sorry, that was probably poor wording on my part. I was responding to the post about it being scary about how little training is required for a conceal carry permit in Florida. I was pointing out that if you think that's scary, there are states where you can conceal and/or open carry without any permit or training at all. I mention open not because it is more or less scary than concealed carry but because if you are concerned over lack of training, both have the same issues associated with them. And just to clarify, I personally am all for both open and concealed carry. |