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I Truely believe that radical nut cases like the Italian do more damage to the cause of protecting our gun rights than they do good. I fear that we will all be viewed in the same vein as these people who see conspiracies at every turn, and who preach unfounded "facts" to everyone. Those of us who have been fighting to keep our 2nd amendment rights, for so long are being damaged by these people. Soon, we will have NO credibilty. I was given my first gun, and a lecture on our rights over 70 years ago, by my father. He, until his death, fought to keep our rights, as will I until mine.

All this talk has made me hungry. I think I'll have a serving of the 2nd Amendment over light, on toast, yolk intact, hold the 1st Amendment, side orders of 3rd through 27th Amendments ,and yes, thank the chef for the 21st which repealed the pesky #18. America, you gotta love her.

No Grits?

LD: 100%

I too agree 100% with Last Dollar - guess it's just us
"liberal" Kansans. Very similar to some of the irrational
anti-wolf diatribes.

John J. Ingalls on Kansas. I think he shot prairie chicken with a double so we can stay on topic

"Kansas has been the testing ground for every experiment in morals, politics, and social life. Doubt of all existing institutions has been respectable. Nothing has been venerated or revered merely because it exists or has endured. Prohibition, female suffrage, fiat money, free silver, every incoherent and fantastic dream of social improvement and reform, every economic delusion that has bewildered the foggy brain of fanatics, every political fallacy nurtured by misfortune, poverty, and failure, rejected elsewhere, has here found tolerance and advocacy."

More here http://docs.google.com/document/pub?id=1YeFat6AO8K_0g5fqQFQ1lLOabAQ9ZRP8RxdCmmQ3Ct0&pli=1

John J. Ingalls died in 1900 and I believe wrote this many years earlier. Not quite the Kansas I know.

You know Last Dollar, when there were some threads running in Misfires a few weeks ago about Operation Fast and Furious, you kept responding in a manner that suggested you didn't agree that this (Fast and Furious)was a problem that gunowners should discuss or be concerned about. You said you were against Obama but, although I didn't say so at the time, it sure seemed like you disdained anything negative said about his administration. Do you have a rainbow bumper sticker on your truck? You also very much wanted the threads to end. Note again that these threads were in Misfires. After the first view, you certainly knew this was not your cup of tea, but you kept coming back to piss and moan.

The current thread began days ago and again you are unhappy. You say these things belong in Misfires, but when this type of thing is in Misfires, you keep coming back like a moth to a flame so you can piss and moan. And you keep right on coming back to the current thread even though you say you don't like it. I say if you don't like it, simply don't click on it. You knew you didnt like it days ago. I shouldn't have to ask you not to read it since you obviously don't like it. But you feel compelled to click on it just so you can piss and moan. And then you call me rude. That may be true, but it would be something we have in common. But I have not been a petty, whining, piss and moaning hypocrite.

Shortly after you called me rude, you got down in the mud and called Jim a WOP. That is precious. It confirms some things I've suspected, but was not rude enough to say. I don't recall you acting this way in the past. Are you perhaps getting too much sun down there in Mexico? Maybe hitting the tequila a bit too much?

Read my last few posts...I dont think that any of your collective paranoia belongs here at all. I believe you radicals do us harm, as a group. I believe that your conspiracy theorys reduce our credibility in the eyes of the antis. I do not choose to be lumped with people who continually present false data. If you really want to protect our second amendment rights, do something besides babbling on the internet, if you think that forcing your dogma on gun fanciers is productive, you are a fool. Where I come from, "wop" is a term of endearment. Have you ever been out of Keokuk? Sun and Tequila are fine, thank you

Take a walk in any city that has an Italian neighborhood and call somebody a wop. I dare you.