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18 Nov 2012, 2:53 pm

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That's where I expect the FBI and ATF to do their jobs, and step in when dangerous people are planning to do insane things with guns.

-Bill, otherwise known as Kraichgauer


I have 3 words for you...

Waco

Ruby Ridge.


I'm a progressive and I strongly condemn how the government reacted to those incidents. When dealing with insane nut-jobs who are only a danger to themselves the last thing you want to do is bully and provoke them.


Both Waco and Ruby Ridge were seriously mishandled by the Government.

I would also point out that there are quite a few "militia" groups in the US that are fairly harmless as long as they are left alone. As I recall, there was a news report that MacVee was actually kicked out of a "militia" group cause they thought he had a screw loose.

On the other hand, there are also "militia" groups that are considerably dangerous, so the trick I guess is not to antagonize the ones that are generally harmless, while the ones that are dangerous need to be monitored.


The militia that the mainstream news media likes to report on are the ones with members that sleep with foil around their heads and by day
spray-paint "beware of ZOG" on everything.
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18 Nov 2012, 2:55 pm

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18 Nov 2012, 3:45 pm

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I am personally scared s**tless over the notion that political extremists like Timothy MacVee having access to guns, because they have proven that they'll use them.

Well then you’re living in fear over something you can’t do anything about.
Besides, to you anyone who’s not a dyed in the wool liberal is a right wing “extremist”

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And yes, gun control laws do keep persons with criminal convictions from legally purchasing guns.

Funny how they end up with all the guns they want anyway isn’t it…..
Not to mention the places where gun laws are the most restrictive are typically awash in illegal guns except, of course, for those that need them for protection.

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And no, I'm not so naive as to believe that guns will be kept out of the hands of law breakers - just legally.

WTF good do laws do if in practice they don’t work?
Apparently you are naïve but that’s no surprise.

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And as for a "golden age," I'm talking about either a return to the "good old days," when white men were king, wile blacks and women knew their place. Or ridiculous notions of Christ Millennial reign on earth, ushered in by more extreme believers, such as in Waco Texas - which is based on a wild misinterpretation of Revelations.

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I guess coming from you I should consider this a compliment.
Aside from that I can’t help but notice that you automatically assume that all conservatives are racist and religious fanatics.
The Waco thing was in 1993. Time to get over it wouldn’t ya say?

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isn't that what a waiting period is for, in order to run a check on a gun purchaser?

The waiting period is a “cooling off” period and it’s BS. The background check (NICS) is done at the time of purchase.
Helps to know just a little about the laws you love so much….

PS: Go back and look at some of the gunz-r-bad threads from last summer and take to heart the shreddings we gave them before you continue on.


No, I don't consider everyone who isn't a liberal to be a terrorist; far from it. And I was only using Waco as an example. There are still plenty of people who think they'll have to fight evil in order to make Christ come back. And the fact of the matter is, those "evil" people they plan to fight are me and my family.
And I will never take to heart shreddings from anyone.

-Bill, otherwise known as Kraichgauer


In a free society (well, comparatively free) those kind of people are the kind of risks that you have to live with because no law can effectively weed them out without sh*****g on everyone else. If push comes to shove the only real defense is to exercise the right (the right you seem to want to in effect abolish) to be armed and be willing to defend you and yours.
Aside from that the only option (if you want to call it an option) is to move to England or wherever where they'll be a nanny to you while pretending nothing is wrong in their own back yard.
Being "scared s**tless" of some sect or fringe of society and doing nothing meaningful to counter that threat is no way to live......


Well, admittedly, when I say I'm scared s**tless of fringe elements, I'm guilty of more than a little hyperbole. But I still would prefer not to see them armed.

-Bill, otherwise known as Kraichgauer


And my point is, has been, and will be that they will be armed if they want to be armed and no law is going to effectively stop them or even slow them in an effective way.
Simply preferring them not to be armed is about as effective as preferring not to get the flu this winter.


That's where I expect the FBI and ATF to do their jobs, and step in when dangerous people are planning to do insane things with guns.

-Bill, otherwise known as Kraichgauer


Of the two I'd reluctantly give my nod of approval to the FBI well over the ATF. The ATF has proven time and time again to be excessively corrupt and dangerous.
How much case history do I need to pull up? They have a surplus of abuse to draw from and it even pre-dates Ruby Ridge and Waco.
Putting too much stock in any government agency to do what it's supposed to is dangerously naive.

What I was talking about, though, is protecting you and yours against dangerous sects. Do it yourself and don't wait for the government to do it for you because quite simply they don't care and never will.
I think I've explained it to you about all I can.....


Taking matters into my own hands, if I understand you properly, is against the law, and would land me in prison for homicide. I'll let sanctioned government agents pull the trigger.

-Bill, otherwise known as Kraichgauer



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18 Nov 2012, 3:48 pm

DerStadtschutz wrote:
Kraichgauer wrote:

That's where I expect the FBI and ATF to do their jobs, and step in when dangerous people are planning to do insane things with guns.

-Bill, otherwise known as Kraichgauer


I have 3 words for you...

Waco

Ruby Ridge.


Only the screw ups make it big on the news. Other arrests made by these agencies that go routinely far outnumber those that have gone wrong, and never become media stories.

Bill, otherwise known as Kraichgauer



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18 Nov 2012, 3:51 pm

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Only the screw ups make it big on the news. Other arrests made by these agencies that go routinely far outnumber those that have gone wrong, and never become media stories.

Bill, otherwise known as Kraichgauer


And that happens regardless of what party is in power. The Government is NOT a friend of liberty.

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18 Nov 2012, 3:56 pm

GGPViper wrote:
DerStadtschutz wrote:
Kraichgauer wrote:

That's where I expect the FBI and ATF to do their jobs, and step in when dangerous people are planning to do insane things with guns.

-Bill, otherwise known as Kraichgauer


I have 3 words for you...

Waco

Ruby Ridge.


I'm undecided about Waco, but Ruby Ridge was pretty much a government-sanctioned double homicide.


The feds had gone into Ruby Ridge under the mistaken belief that Randy Weaver had been in special forces in Vietnam. In fact, he was a liar who didn't want to admit to the world that he was just an ignorant cracker, and so embellished on his biography. On top of that, his neighbors had warned law enforcement that the whole family were a pack of dangerous racists (this was in fact true). The government just didn't go in there thinking they were going to kill some rednecks because they figured it was easier to try to actually arrest them. Neither was it a conspiracy by ZOG to silence their critics. Incidentally, I live in Spokane Valley, which is very close to the Idaho border - and Ruby Ridge - and trust me, most of us here hardly see Randy Weaver as any sort of hero.

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18 Nov 2012, 6:27 pm

Kraichgauer wrote:
Raptor wrote:
Kraichgauer wrote:
Raptor wrote:
Kraichgauer wrote:
Raptor wrote:
Kraichgauer wrote:
Raptor wrote:
Kraichgauer wrote:
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I am personally scared s**tless over the notion that political extremists like Timothy MacVee having access to guns, because they have proven that they'll use them.

Well then you’re living in fear over something you can’t do anything about.
Besides, to you anyone who’s not a dyed in the wool liberal is a right wing “extremist”

Quote:
And yes, gun control laws do keep persons with criminal convictions from legally purchasing guns.

Funny how they end up with all the guns they want anyway isn’t it…..
Not to mention the places where gun laws are the most restrictive are typically awash in illegal guns except, of course, for those that need them for protection.

Quote:
And no, I'm not so naive as to believe that guns will be kept out of the hands of law breakers - just legally.

WTF good do laws do if in practice they don’t work?
Apparently you are naïve but that’s no surprise.

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And as for a "golden age," I'm talking about either a return to the "good old days," when white men were king, wile blacks and women knew their place. Or ridiculous notions of Christ Millennial reign on earth, ushered in by more extreme believers, such as in Waco Texas - which is based on a wild misinterpretation of Revelations.

:roll:
I guess coming from you I should consider this a compliment.
Aside from that I can’t help but notice that you automatically assume that all conservatives are racist and religious fanatics.
The Waco thing was in 1993. Time to get over it wouldn’t ya say?

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isn't that what a waiting period is for, in order to run a check on a gun purchaser?

The waiting period is a “cooling off” period and it’s BS. The background check (NICS) is done at the time of purchase.
Helps to know just a little about the laws you love so much….

PS: Go back and look at some of the gunz-r-bad threads from last summer and take to heart the shreddings we gave them before you continue on.


No, I don't consider everyone who isn't a liberal to be a terrorist; far from it. And I was only using Waco as an example. There are still plenty of people who think they'll have to fight evil in order to make Christ come back. And the fact of the matter is, those "evil" people they plan to fight are me and my family.
And I will never take to heart shreddings from anyone.

-Bill, otherwise known as Kraichgauer


In a free society (well, comparatively free) those kind of people are the kind of risks that you have to live with because no law can effectively weed them out without sh*****g on everyone else. If push comes to shove the only real defense is to exercise the right (the right you seem to want to in effect abolish) to be armed and be willing to defend you and yours.
Aside from that the only option (if you want to call it an option) is to move to England or wherever where they'll be a nanny to you while pretending nothing is wrong in their own back yard.
Being "scared s**tless" of some sect or fringe of society and doing nothing meaningful to counter that threat is no way to live......


Well, admittedly, when I say I'm scared s**tless of fringe elements, I'm guilty of more than a little hyperbole. But I still would prefer not to see them armed.

-Bill, otherwise known as Kraichgauer


And my point is, has been, and will be that they will be armed if they want to be armed and no law is going to effectively stop them or even slow them in an effective way.
Simply preferring them not to be armed is about as effective as preferring not to get the flu this winter.


That's where I expect the FBI and ATF to do their jobs, and step in when dangerous people are planning to do insane things with guns.

-Bill, otherwise known as Kraichgauer


Of the two I'd reluctantly give my nod of approval to the FBI well over the ATF. The ATF has proven time and time again to be excessively corrupt and dangerous.
How much case history do I need to pull up? They have a surplus of abuse to draw from and it even pre-dates Ruby Ridge and Waco.
Putting too much stock in any government agency to do what it's supposed to is dangerously naive.

What I was talking about, though, is protecting you and yours against dangerous sects. Do it yourself and don't wait for the government to do it for you because quite simply they don't care and never will.
I think I've explained it to you about all I can.....


Taking matters into my own hands, if I understand you properly, is against the law, and would land me in prison for homicide. I'll let sanctioned government agents pull the trigger.

-Bill, otherwise known as Kraichgauer


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And the fact of the matter is, those "evil" people they plan to fight are me and my family.


To which I replied:
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If push comes to shove the only real defense is to exercise the right (the right you seem to want to in effect abolish) to be armed and be willing to defend you and yours.


I don’t see anywhere in there where I advocated vigilantism.
If you think simply defending your family against harm from others is vigilantism then you have more serious issues then I thought….


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18 Nov 2012, 6:35 pm

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The feds had gone into Ruby Ridge under the mistaken belief that Randy Weaver had been in special forces in Vietnam.


Get real.
Special Forces is a relatively small part of the army. A little research could have easily uncovered that he never had been in SF.

They went after him because he wouldn't be an informant for them and they trumped up the sawed off shotgun charges thing to have something to legally hang their hats on. It continued to go to s**t from there.......


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18 Nov 2012, 6:45 pm

marshall wrote:
http://www.12newsnow.com/story/20088243/az-woman-runs-over-husband-for-not-voting

Also, with all the rabid secession talk I'm not holding my breath that some bastard will try to assassinate the President or start a bloody civil war. I hope conservatives are happy being useful idiot goons for the rich. They are the Frankenstein monster manufactured by the Koch Brothers and Rupert Murdock's cancerous meme machine.


Oh, yes, THAT will improve her families financial situation ... really falls into the "what was she thinking?" realm, doesn't it?

She's just crazy. That has nothing to do with being conservative.

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18 Nov 2012, 6:48 pm

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Since when does Obama want to take your guns? That is, outside of Rush Limbaugh's and Glenn Beck's fevered imaginations.

-Bill, otherwise known as Kraichgauer


He was quite the gun control supporter before he became a serious presidential contender, even voting for unconstitutional complete handgun bans during his stint in Illinois. Given his now well known ability to change his spots to whatever is most politically advantageous at the time, perhaps he really doesn't care one way or the other and simply adopts the position that will get him the most votes where he's currently running, but the idea that he's severely anti gun didn't come from nowhere, but is based on his personal statements and voting record.

Personally, I'm not worried, as second term president or not he still has to worry about the rest of his party, and America as a whole still doesn't care for gun control. I think he's a lot of things, many of them uncomplimentary, but stupid isn't one of them.


I like to think of people as being able to evolve on their positions ... a change in position shouldn't always be assumed to be political expediency. Sometimes it is, sometimes it isn't.

One of the things I find most annoying about political discussion, that assumption.


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18 Nov 2012, 9:04 pm

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The feds had gone into Ruby Ridge under the mistaken belief that Randy Weaver had been in special forces in Vietnam.


Get real.
Special Forces is a relatively small part of the army. A little research could have easily uncovered that he never had been in SF.

They went after him because he wouldn't be an informant for them and they trumped up the sawed off shotgun charges thing to have something to legally hang their hats on. It continued to go to sh** from there.......


Yes, I know about the sawed off shotgun charge. I'm talking about why the feds went in all over kill. That he was supposedly special forces was widely reported in the media at the time. And I agree, it could have been easily checked out - but it wasn't. In fact, Weaver's alleged special forces affiliation was proven to be a lie only years later.

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18 Nov 2012, 9:42 pm

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The feds had gone into Ruby Ridge under the mistaken belief that Randy Weaver had been in special forces in Vietnam.


Get real.
Special Forces is a relatively small part of the army. A little research could have easily uncovered that he never had been in SF.

They went after him because he wouldn't be an informant for them and they trumped up the sawed off shotgun charges thing to have something to legally hang their hats on. It continued to go to sh** from there.......


Yes, I know about the sawed off shotgun charge. I'm talking about why the feds went in all over kill. That he was supposedly special forces was widely reported in the media at the time. And I agree, it could have been easily checked out - but it wasn't. In fact, Weaver's alleged special forces affiliation was proven to be a lie only years later.

-Bill, otherwise known as Kraichgauer


The fact that Weaver's military records went unchecked and the feds went tactical based on rumor should speak volumes either about their intent or their gross ineptness.
Even if they did have justification for going after Randy Weaver on felony charges they had no reason to go after his wife and 14 year old son who both ended up dead along with one deputy marshal.


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18 Nov 2012, 11:42 pm

Kraichgauer wrote:
DerStadtschutz wrote:
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That's where I expect the FBI and ATF to do their jobs, and step in when dangerous people are planning to do insane things with guns.

-Bill, otherwise known as Kraichgauer


I have 3 words for you...

Waco

Ruby Ridge.


Only the screw ups make it big on the news. Other arrests made by these agencies that go routinely far outnumber those that have gone wrong, and never become media stories.

Bill, otherwise known as Kraichgauer


That isn't the point...



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19 Nov 2012, 1:19 am

Raptor wrote:
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Raptor wrote:
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The feds had gone into Ruby Ridge under the mistaken belief that Randy Weaver had been in special forces in Vietnam.


Get real.
Special Forces is a relatively small part of the army. A little research could have easily uncovered that he never had been in SF.

They went after him because he wouldn't be an informant for them and they trumped up the sawed off shotgun charges thing to have something to legally hang their hats on. It continued to go to sh** from there.......


Yes, I know about the sawed off shotgun charge. I'm talking about why the feds went in all over kill. That he was supposedly special forces was widely reported in the media at the time. And I agree, it could have been easily checked out - but it wasn't. In fact, Weaver's alleged special forces affiliation was proven to be a lie only years later.

-Bill, otherwise known as Kraichgauer


The fact that Weaver's military records went unchecked and the feds went tactical based on rumor should speak volumes either about their intent or their gross ineptness.
Even if they did have justification for going after Randy Weaver on felony charges they had no reason to go after his wife and 14 year old son who both ended up dead along with one deputy marshal.


As I recall, Weaver's son had in fact opened fire on the agents, so it wasn't like they just went out of their way to shoot kids. And Vicky Weaver was killed when the sniper had a clear shot at one of the armed men through the open door - and she stepped in front of them at the last second. To say that the agents simply shot indiscriminately at the Weavers is completely untrue, despite the allegations of uninformed critics of the feds, and friends of the lunatic fringe.

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19 Nov 2012, 1:32 am

DerStadtschutz wrote:
Kraichgauer wrote:
DerStadtschutz wrote:
Kraichgauer wrote:

That's where I expect the FBI and ATF to do their jobs, and step in when dangerous people are planning to do insane things with guns.

-Bill, otherwise known as Kraichgauer


I have 3 words for you...

Waco

Ruby Ridge.


Only the screw ups make it big on the news. Other arrests made by these agencies that go routinely far outnumber those that have gone wrong, and never become media stories.

Bill, otherwise known as Kraichgauer


That isn't the point...


Again, screw ups happen. And it should be remembered, the Davidians at Waco and the Weavers at Ruby Ridge were hardly good guys.
I am the first to admit, living so close to where Ruby Ridge had transpired, I have a rather unsympathetic view of Randy Weaver. Sure, the guy got a raw deal with the shotgun set up, but the guy decided he could tell the government to F off after there was a dispute about the court date. That choice - along with his affiliation with the Aryan Nations, which had led the feds to try twisting his arm into becoming an informant with the gun charge - was what had ultimately led to the whole violent blow out. I don't believe for a minute that an ordinary, sane person would put himself in such a situation.

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19 Nov 2012, 3:32 am

marshall wrote:
http://www.12newsnow.com/story/20088243/az-woman-runs-over-husband-for-not-voting

Also, with all the rabid secession talk I'm not holding my breath that some bastard will try to assassinate the President or start a bloody civil war. I hope conservatives are happy being useful idiot goons for the rich. They are the Frankenstein monster manufactured by the Koch Brothers and Rupert Murdock's cancerous meme machine.


half the reason i consider myself conservative is to not be in any way associated with jealous hypocrit idiots like you.