RustyGunner
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- Sep 12, 2012
- 73
The election that we will hold anyway, whether the administration agrees or not. The states aren't completely supine, and I suspect will be less so in the coming years.
So after the election where do you think our 2A rights stand?
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The election that we will hold anyway, whether the administration agrees or not. The states aren't completely supine, and I suspect will be less so in the coming years.
sdOne
hkJunkie
Hi Robert, had definitely not thought about that eventuality regarding 2A.
Due to the wording in the gay marriage bill, I believe that religious institutions will have full say in the matter regarding their own congregation. (And I also hope that cooler heads will prevail in the court system when this is challenged and enforce the separation between church and state.)
Respectfully,
Sudhir
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The Shooter
Active Member
I agree. Before the election people (citizens not politicians) showed major increase in 2A rights. Many people don't believe gun controll laws need to be changed or strengthened. As far as sales I can see Internet sale becoming more restrictive on ammo and powders from the government, also from the manufactures. It's simple supply and demand do you not think manufactures are going to charge as much as they think they can for their product?
rmiddle
Ultimate Member
Sudhir,
I don't want to rehash what has already been said in other threads. The fact is assuming the courts react the same as they have in other states. Churches will either have to add Guy Married couples into all there outreaches or they will have to stop said outreaches. This includes things like adoption services.
Respectfully,
Robert
dfens42
Publius
While I have to admit I am disappointed by the process and outcome, realistically, I doubt there will be any meaningful change unless the economy returns to the depths of the crapper it was in 2 years ago.
The thing we need to be worried about more in the long term is the gerrymandering and incumbent fortification going on by both sides. How can a body with a sub 10% approval rating also have a 90% + incumbency rate? Are Americans really that stupid?
The thing we need to be worried about more in the long term is the gerrymandering and incumbent fortification going on by both sides. How can a body with a sub 10% approval rating also have a 90% + incumbency rate? Are Americans really that stupid?
The Shooter
Active Member
It would appear Americans are that stupid. It kinda seems like "battered wife syndrome" we hate where we are complain about how we are treated but when given the chance to change we keep going back and putting ourselves in the same situation. I'm not really talking about the presidential election but of state officials. It makes me sick to see the same people reelected but by such a landslide. It seems like only 30% of Maryland pays taxes.
RustyGunner
Member
- Sep 12, 2012
- 73
Is that a trick question?
Mr H
Unincited Co-Conservative
JMO......
Yes I am afraid that Americans really are that stupid and that is worries me more than anything. I truly fear for the future of our country. Our "leaders" in Washington for the most part, not all, do not care about anything but holding their power so they are easily manipulated by their leadership. The citizens are obviously not engaged in any meaningful way and we have now a majority of either starry eyed liberals who are blind to the destructive path we are on or people who are on the dole and don't want the free stuff to end.
I realized last night that I have nothing in common with over half of Americans. It is a sad day.
WGS
dfens42
Publius
I was afraid of that.
Are you sure? This is from last week. Read it carefully, especially the second to last paragraph.
http://theulstermanreport.com/2012/...-this-election-its-our-turn-payback-time-wsi/
Anybody think she's kidding?
Dal1as
Ultimate Member
- Feb 6, 2009
- 4,154
That's what it is going to hinge on. Hope they can hold out another 4 years.
Mr H
Unincited Co-Conservative
Not at all...
"Obama's Brain" has ben a known quantity for years, now... though no one at the front dares confront them on it.
Hmmm.... Sounds eerily like Lord Governor Martin St. Malley, no??? Anyone still wondering where he's getting schooled? Curran & Co. are right there, ready to fill any void.
- Feb 27, 2012
- 322
Kind of a self-fulfilling prophecy, don't you think?
Always looking for a Bargain on Ammo and Magazines!
-Probably an attempt to re enact an assault weapons ban by the Administration, but not much of a huge no holds barred legislative effort.
-They will keep the carry laws for National Parks.
-State level, the CCW issue could improve , but Md will not be a Shall Issue State.
That is my opinion - but I am wrong a fair amount.
BillNyeScienceGuy
Member
- Sep 14, 2012
- 17
No, I just imagine a lot of ammo will be purchased immediately due to a possible anticipation of such a suspicion. Also, given the demand will be so high I see it as an opportunity to raise prices.
A good example is the online distributor I use. LuckyGunner.com. I am in Afghanistan right now so my timings may be off a bit, but at roughly 11pm on the 6th LG had roughly 40 cases of 5.56 and a large amount of assorted boxes within 9 different brands/options listed in their inventory system, which they claim is real time. Now take a look at it. http://www.luckygunner.com/rifle/5.56x45-ammo
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BillNyeScienceGuy
Member
- Sep 14, 2012
- 17
I have never been disappointed with Luckygunners stock, and prices. I think its one of the best kept secrets on the internet. Check them out if you haven't yet.
I am inclined to agree with predictions, but we still hold house majority. Ryan has kept his seat, I do not see another assault weapons ban happening without a fight.
But keep in mind I was 8 when Clinton enacted the last one, so I may not have a clue what I am talking about.
matt.ruszala
Active Member
So no one out there thinks things will be different if the current administration signs the gun ban with the UN?
You can buy all the ammo in the world but if you don't have a gun it won't matter.
You may at best, in the end, have a lever action 22LR rifle and DA 22LR revolvers.
So if you're gonna stock up on ammo you might as well add 22LR to the list.
You can buy all the ammo in the world but if you don't have a gun it won't matter.
You may at best, in the end, have a lever action 22LR rifle and DA 22LR revolvers.
So if you're gonna stock up on ammo you might as well add 22LR to the list.
