NRA pulls out
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Larry Gude
Strung Out
This is a perfect example of making an issue...
...where none exists.
C'bus is one of the cleanest, and safest cities in the US. After spending 5 days there earlier this month for our convention (and having had visited twice before over the last 6-7 years) which happens to be held at the same site the NRS was going to use, I can say, without reservation or hesitation, that we saw NONE, ZERO assault weapons. No pistol grips. No zillion round mags. Not even a handgun or a box cutter.
I can tell you, however, that the freak show must be in town because they just instituted a smoking ban this year so I guess banning more things just naturally follows.
Stamp out liberty in your home town, then take your road show national.
I wonder if Democrats ever notice that they are the party, in the land of the free and home of the brave, of banning things?
...where none exists.
C'bus is one of the cleanest, and safest cities in the US. After spending 5 days there earlier this month for our convention (and having had visited twice before over the last 6-7 years) which happens to be held at the same site the NRS was going to use, I can say, without reservation or hesitation, that we saw NONE, ZERO assault weapons. No pistol grips. No zillion round mags. Not even a handgun or a box cutter.
I can tell you, however, that the freak show must be in town because they just instituted a smoking ban this year so I guess banning more things just naturally follows.
Stamp out liberty in your home town, then take your road show national.
I wonder if Democrats ever notice that they are the party, in the land of the free and home of the brave, of banning things?
Cletus_Vandam
New Member
From the article:
Mayor Michael Coleman said that the NRA and other groups will not dictate city policy and that the ban will make Columbus safer, which will attract other convention business.
I just heard that the APSR (Association of Purse Snatchers and Robbers) have scheduled their next convention there in light of there being no armed citizens able to protect themselves.
Mayor Michael Coleman said that the NRA and other groups will not dictate city policy and that the ban will make Columbus safer, which will attract other convention business.
I just heard that the APSR (Association of Purse Snatchers and Robbers) have scheduled their next convention there in light of there being no armed citizens able to protect themselves.
Cletus_Vandam
New Member
This is a PERFECT example of how STUPID some Democrats can be. Clinton's AWB did nothing to reduce crime, that's whay it isn't around today. This is nothing more than the gun-grabbers taking a little bit (at a time) until there is nothing left of the Second Amendment.