Re: OT -- NRA Wants Terrorists to Own Guns

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http://www.cnn.com/2007/US/05/04/nra.terror.ap/index.html

WASHINGTON (AP) -- The National Rifle Association is urging the
Bush
administration to withdraw its support of a bill that would
prohibit
suspected terrorists from buying firearms.

Backed by the Justice Department, the measure would give the
attorney
general the discretion to block gun sales, licenses or permits
to
terror suspects.
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And considering how the Moonbat Patrol has been out lately, this
surprises you
when they point out how christian groups firebomb health clinics
and
shoot
doctors it will be east to declare anyone who donates to a pro-life
group a
potential terrorist. how many NRA members would be vulnerable.

most terrorists are conservatives whether muslim or christian.
Let me guess - If it's a bunch of liberals with a cause, they are
called
Freedom Fighters, right? You know, fighting for the freedom to pump
themselves up full of drugs, hop in their cars and run over
people....
the freedom to ignore laws because they "feel like it".... the
freedom
to suck living beings out of their mothers' wombs with an oversized
vacuum cleaner.... The freedom to call rolling around in
***-infested
mud while listening to some pothead sing Kumbayah in a field in New
York
constructive expression.... The freedom to criticize an Allah
cartoon
while at the same time referring to a picture of the Virgin Mary
smeared
in feces as art.... The freedom to speak out, so long whomever is
speaking agrees with you (because otherwize, it's HATE
SPEECH!!!!).....

Need I go on?

typical wingnutism. bush is the biggest cokehead,potsmoking,
alcoholic
going.
when confronted with facts tou drift into fntasy land.
Meanwhile, Moonbats like you hold up criminals like Al Franken, Al
Sharpton and The Revvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvverend Jesse Jackson as examples
of decent society.

Pot. Kettle. Black.
I can understand you not liking the 2 reverends, (hell, I'm surprised
that anyone cares what they think) but would you be kind enough to
show me what Al Franken did that would make him a criminal, just
besides the fact that you don't like him? That would be much
appreciated.
Besides the fact that he has snorted more nose candy than the yearly
production of Columbia?
Oh, wait, I forgot... In Ray's warped little world, it is not only ok to
use cocaine, it's encouraged! It certainly explains how they all got
so fucked in the head.

so you claim on no evidence he's a cokehead while you talk up a president
who is a known cokehead.

From Franken's own mouth, through his book, "Live From New York: An Uncensored History of Saturday Night Live", pages 108-109:

"People used to ask me about this and I'd always say, 'No, there was no coke. It's impossible to do the kind of show we were doing and do drugs.' And so that was just a funny lie that I liked to tell. Kind of the opposite was true, unfortunately - for some people, it was impossible to do the show without the drugs. Comedians and comedy writers and people in show business in general aren't the most disciplined people, so the idea of putting the writing off until you had to, and then staying up all night, was an attractive one. And then having this drug that kept you awake in an enjoyable way was kind of tempting too. But I only did cocaine to stay awake to make sure nobody else did too much cocaine. That was the only reason I ever did it. Heh-heh."

And of course, *** Ebersol chimes in on page 82:

"My office was on the fourth floor. The writers basically never got there before one o'clock in the afternoon - ever. We had so little space. Herb Sargent was back in a corner. In the hallway to Herb's office were like (Al) Franken and (Tom) Davis and Alan Zweibel, the three apprentice writers. Al and Tom had bought their first-ever cocaine, and they had it all out on the desk. First time they were ever able to buy any. As apprentice writers, their pay was, I think, $325 a week. So they have the cocaine on the desk, they're like literally staring at it. I'm off in the distance. I'm in a tough place because I'm supposedly the executive, but I decided it wasn't my jobs to play the policeman."

We can't leave out his partner at the time, Tom Davis, on pages 350-351:

"My breakup with Al was hardly a matter of shaking hands and going separate ways. It was a really ugly divorce. It was just hideous. It was precipitated by someone he knew having to enter a twelve-step program. And they really had to. They had a serious problem. And then Al wanted me to go into a twelve-step program. And I didn't want to go. And then I got married in '89 and we were already drifting apart significantly. Because Al was into Al-Anon at that time. And the show kind of became twelve-step comedy. I just wasn't going to join the program. That was one of the issues.

"He thought I was an alcoholic and a drug addict. He called me a garden-variety alcoholic and drug addict. He did his share of my drugs. He did plenty of experiments. I don't want to embarrass him now, because I don't think he needs that for his current career of whatever, but it was common knowledge."

Put that in your pipe and smoke it.
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