wow, new reason the 2nd A was created

[Captain Morgan]

Here's a new one I've never heard before...Any of you ever heard this crap from the anti's? See the last comment on the image below...

 

[Mgderf]

Poppycock.

 

[sharkey]

 

[The Spud]

Sounds like a Jeff I used to go to high school with. SMH

 

[Kirk Freeman]

Yes, very old, and discredited, collective right theory.

 

[TJ Kackowski]

Poor 'ol Jeff needs to spend some time with a history book or two that wasn't published for use in public schools.

 

[Lebowski]

We've got the right to BEAR arms.

Well regulated bear arms, too. Keep them groomed and claws rounded off.

 

[Racechase1]

Definitely a graduate of public schools.

 

[GodFearinGunTotin]

Yeah I think I've heard something similar to that from Al Sharpton or Martin Basheer or somebody of that ilk before.

 

[singlestacksig]

I have heard people use that idea before.. But people who claim that show that they have no idea of the history of the "right to bear arms" .. and that it did not start with the USA ..

 

[Lebowski]

Some people nowadays also think that 'well regulated' means tons of guidelines and restrictions. Pretty certain the term just means 'well kept', and not, "Don't have too many bullets"

 

[metaldog]

 

[Hopper]

Using that line of logic, I wonder... does "Jeff" also believe that "Freedom of Speech" only applies to printing presses?

 

[Fullmag]

Metaldog, I wish the quote you put up were that true. Since we don't have slaves to control then we don't need guns any more. Stupid yes, they were controlled by whips and other torture.

Sadly that was very well written, distorted lies but well thought out to the weaker, emotionally challenged or unlearned generation of the rebellious baby boomers, 2nd gen and 3rd gen also, that imagine something and think it is that absolute truth because they thought it and heard it somewhere in the news.

 

[stephen87]

Poor 'ol Jeff needs to spend some time with a history book or two that wasn't published for use in public schools.

Definitely a graduate of public schools.

Yes, because public schools are the problem. I'm willing to bet that 70-80% of us here went to public schools and aren't that stupid. I had this discussion at work the other day. A public school is only as good as the education that you take away from it. I realize some of you private school kind are holier than thou, but I'm willing to go toe to toe with you and prove that my education was just as good, if not better than yours. His comment had nothing to do with public schools and everything to do with lack of paying attention in school and an upbringing that didn't instill hard work and studying in his daily home life. He problem came home and did anything BUT retain what was learned that day.

 

[Zephri]

Yes, because public schools are the problem. I'm willing to bet that 70-80% of us here went to public schools and aren't that stupid. I had this discussion at work the other day. A public school is only as good as the education that you take away from it. I realize some of you private school kind are holier than thou, but I'm willing to go toe to toe with you and prove that my education was just as good, if not better than yours. His comment had nothing to do with public schools and everything to do with lack of paying attention in school and an upbringing that didn't instill hard work and studying in his daily home life. He problem came home and did anything BUT retain what was learned that day.

Hey! I went home never did any homework and hardly listened in class but I never turned out THAT stupid! In fact I remember CLEARLY tossing most homework sheets in the trash before leaving class.

I've always loved firearms as a kid though and always wanted to own them, I never understood why people thought that they were bad but I guess logic is on the low side with people like that.

 

[stephen87]

You must have been homeschooled or went to private school then. Us publec skulers cant never figger nuthen out.

 

[Zephri]

Nah I stayed with high school for all three years then I guess "graduated" but not, I had a GPA of like .4 or something. I destroyed the GED in the applied math (but not math,"useless" math was dismal) and language arts/reading portion five years later, so I now have a piece of paper that says I'm smart and can work at a warehouse moving boxes all day! Huzzzzahhh!

I quite honestly would of been better off doing all trade classes if that were even possible in school, I excelled in hands on classes like those because I was good at them and enjoyed them, there also was a point and not just a bunch of useless questions for collage prep (like I'm going to go to collage ).

 

[DaveO]

What an Idiot. If you just accasionally showed up in High School civics and accidentally overheard something during class, you would know more than this guy.

 

[Bennettjh]

Definitely a graduate of public schools.

I graduated from a public school and I don't think that way.