Brooklyn
I stand with John Locke.
So you know and associate with enemies of the constitution.. but we should concern ourselves with your assement.
If I can't change thier minds on the issue I sever all ties.. it seems you indulge them..
I will not.
Where is Hogan on G&S reform????
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So you know and associate with enemies of the constitution.. but we should concern ourselves with your assement.
If I can't change thier minds on the issue I sever all ties.. it seems you indulge them..
I will not.
Boondock Saint
Ultimate Member
One day, I will stop opening this thread to see the same shit over and over and over and over and over and over and over and over and over and over and over and over and over again.
Today is clearly not that day.
Today is clearly not that day.
DoubleTap007
Active Member
I feel that enough time has passed, whereas, Hogan could have done something.
He has done nothing. And next election I will look elsewhere.
I'm sure OweMally is choking on some of the decisions he made, he is nothing in the presidential election, as has been at best.
He has done nothing. And next election I will look elsewhere.
I'm sure OweMally is choking on some of the decisions he made, he is nothing in the presidential election, as has been at best.
MDshooters
Active Member
I tend to drop by for the news, and then get out of the chair and go about my normal day to day adventures.
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Biggfoot44
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- Aug 2, 2009
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Lone Ranger *reports* the truth, ( not in any way saying he shares or supports the totality of said views).
There is a signifigent % of public, that supports the 2A with high priority in purchasing, owning, and shooting all types of firearms. Even high degree of carry over to being able to be armed in times of disaster. Less often is high priority to be able to pack heat all the time in "normal" situations when "probably" won't be needed.
Compared to the Anti's , these people are with us , let's arbitrarily say, 85% of the way. Does that make them our enemies ? Are we morally obligated to shun them ? I am plenty absolutist in my personal views. That's not the same thing as a stratagy .
There is a signifigent % of public, that supports the 2A with high priority in purchasing, owning, and shooting all types of firearms. Even high degree of carry over to being able to be armed in times of disaster. Less often is high priority to be able to pack heat all the time in "normal" situations when "probably" won't be needed.
Compared to the Anti's , these people are with us , let's arbitrarily say, 85% of the way. Does that make them our enemies ? Are we morally obligated to shun them ? I am plenty absolutist in my personal views. That's not the same thing as a stratagy .
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Brooklyn
I stand with John Locke.
They are not just t against carry for themselves .they are against others carrying..
If they were only opposed to carry for themselves they would be harmless.. they are not harmless
Every major success of our opposition has been abetted by these folks.. and most of these successes would not be possible without them.
These kind of friends I do not need..they cost far to much.
Pale Ryder
Ultimate Member
It's your money so...............
I'm not inclined to give the rich more of my money, have other uses for it. Oh if you can't think of any just buy more ammo.
Only fools make the above assumption, and as much as we go back and forth on occasion, there are some things we agree on.
To all those who won't vote for Gov.Hogan next election day..who would you vote for? What Republican could BE openly super pro 2A and get elected? I hope someone is out there that can pull that off,but this is Marlandistan. Dan Bongino/Jack McCauley ticket that's it.
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I have only skimmed the thread up to your post, decided to reply.
I'm glad to hear this from you, and I've heard many 'real' Democrats say the same encouraging remarks about Hogan. He's exceeded many people's expectations already.
My guess is that it's a combination of wishful thinking and misinterpreting what others have said about Hogans position and promises regarding the 'gun debate'. I've been watching this closely, I discussed these gun issues with Hogan personally and started the thread letting everyone know what he said. I specifically received verbal permission from Hogan before doing so and I was careful to not misrepresent him. Even the news reported on my thread, it was a little surreal seeing video of my post on the news. The people running against Hogan attacked him saying he was way more in favor of pro-gun initiatives than Hogan cared about it. Hogan essentially said (see my original thread from about a year ago for a better translation): the gun debate was not part of his campaign, he had much bigger problems to deal with like jobs and taxes. He did agree he would be better on this issue for us than his opponent, and that he felt the 'ballistic fingerprinting' had failed and was a waste of taxpayers money. He has been consistent in office to what he said to me in person during his campaign. I have nothing but respect for Hogan and feel his calculated, measured approach to 'our issue' has been superb, better than I expected. Appears he or some of his team are slowly making long term change in a quiet manner, just the way we lost our rights over the years.
Thanks to everyone who voted for Hogan, let's pray for his health and continued success.
For Maryland.
- Dec 22, 2009
- 4,759
Hogan will probably still be the republican candidate and I would guess that by and large the majority of the republicans will vote for him.
If the democrats put up a likable candidate he will lose. He did not win because majority of Marylander's like him, he won due to poor voter turnout.
In 2010 O'Malley got 1,045,000 votes and between O'Malley and Ehrlich they split 1,811,000 votes. In 2014 Brown only got 819,000 votes and between Brown and Hogan they split 1,703,000 votes.
Many democrats simply did not like Brown and either opted not to vote or voted for Hogan believing his message of hope and change.
Failure to deliver on his promised hope and change (which I seriously doubt he can deliver on) or doing anything to PO the democrats that voted for him (like easing gun controls) means certain defeat for him in the next election.
On facebook MSI shared a video that is a great example of why "in-home only" is flawed and whoever posted on MSI's behalf had two great comments.
Video:
https://www.facebook.com/likeiowagunowners/videos/1056543201036556/
MSI's comments:
Whoa!
That's one amazing video. I read many of the comments, amazing how some people with no experience try to second guess everything.
Watch the video a couple times, then come back and read my comments below, did you see what I saw?
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- The first perp fired at least 4 times, two we into the garage floor as he was struck by the drivers rounds and retreating.
- Driver fired two rounds at each of the three perps.
- All shooting (at least 10 rounds) took place in approximately 3 seconds.
- This video perfectly illustrates why I advocate backing into your garage. Also much safer leaving by pulling forward. A few kids are run over every year by accident in driveways.
- Driver and/or passenger saw the perps coming; driver was armed/ready and had the right mindset, these facts saved their lives.
No one should be surprised
Hogan did what he said he would do in regards to Maryland gun laws, nothing. I'm sure that I'm to be disregarded because of my post count, but I pounded the pavement for Hogan. I start my new job in Florida on Friday and though the state is far from perfect, I can at least get a permit and maybe a big grouper. Maryland will not change willingly, it will take a court ruling.....period. On a side note, I have about 50 pairs of pants I will be giving away because I have recently invested in lots of shorts.
Hogan did what he said he would do in regards to Maryland gun laws, nothing. I'm sure that I'm to be disregarded because of my post count, but I pounded the pavement for Hogan. I start my new job in Florida on Friday and though the state is far from perfect, I can at least get a permit and maybe a big grouper. Maryland will not change willingly, it will take a court ruling.....period. On a side note, I have about 50 pairs of pants I will be giving away because I have recently invested in lots of shorts.
- Dec 22, 2009
- 4,759
Hogan has done what he said he would do SO FAR.....he still has time left to use additional gun control as a MGA bargaining chip to get much of the fiscal reform he promised.....
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