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Point out a single, and I mean a single, post of mine ever on this board espousing communism in any shape or form. Either do that, or kindly shut the **** up, you slobbering lunatic. Thanks. (y)

socialism is soft communism waiting to turn hard. Winston Churchill said that.

Do you have a spouse socialism and “democratic socialism” quite a bit.The balls back in your court you communist **** stick.
 

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socialism is soft communism waiting to turn hard. Winston Churchill said that.

Do you have a spouse socialism and “democratic socialism” quite a bit.The balls back in your court you communist **** stick.
I ask again, are your meds coming up soon, or later in the day? Good luck and try to hold on until then, I'm rooting for ya buddy.
 

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Point out a single, and I mean a single, post of mine ever on this board espousing communism in any shape or form.

Which of the following do you support?
  • Central banking system
  • Government controlled education
  • Government controlled medical care
  • Government controlled labor, i.e., control of wages and working conditions
  • Government ownership/control of communication
  • Government ownership of agricultural means and factories
  • Abolition of private property
  • Elimination of the right of citizens to own firearms
  • Property rights confiscation
  • Heavy income tax
  • Elimination of rights of inheritance
  • Regional planning
Go ahead and let us know. Be honest. After you finish, I'll get back to you on the ideological inspiration for your beliefs. You will obviously be surprised and, I hope, educated.
 

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Which of the following do you support?
  • Central banking system
  • Government controlled education
  • Government controlled medical care
  • Government controlled labor, i.e., control of wages and working conditions
  • Government ownership/control of communication
  • Government ownership of agricultural means and factories
  • Abolition of private property
  • Elimination of the right of citizens to own firearms
  • Property rights confiscation
  • Heavy income tax
  • Elimination of rights of inheritance
  • Regional planning
Go ahead and let us know. Be honest. After you finish, I'll get back to you on the ideological inspiration for your beliefs. You will obviously be surprised and, I hope, educated.

None of these, zilch.

I would like to see taxes increased for the very wealthy, like under Eisenhower. Other than that, your list is dead on arrival to me.
 

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None of these, zilch.

I would like to see taxes increased for the very wealthy, like under Eisenhower. Other than that, your list is dead on arrival to me.

You best check the ignition temperature of your slacks, buddy. You support government-run schools, healthcare, job conditions, wages, heavy income tax. I suspect you are highly antipathetic towards inheritance. You are simply denying your beliefs after you ran my list and lo and behold found that those are the central tenets of communism, according to Marx.
 

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You best check the ignition temperature of your slacks, buddy. You support government-run schools, healthcare, job conditions, wages, heavy income tax. I suspect you are highly antipathetic towards inheritance. You are simply denying your beliefs after you ran my list and lo and behold found that those are the central tenets of communism, according to Marx.

Nope. As I said, none of those move the needle for me, whatsoever. So you'll have to find new ways to make me a boogeyman, as the commie shtick is growing stale & wearing thin.
 

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Nope. As I said, none of those move the needle for me, whatsoever. So you'll have to find new ways to make me a boogeyman, as the commie shtick is growing stale & wearing thin.

Yeah, wrong Komrade. You have advocated for the elimination of the rights of citizens to bear arms. You cloak it, like Liberals do, in phrases like "common sense gun control" and so forth. A quick advanced search of Tibs and "gun control" brings up a telling story.

The second amendment doesn't say: Everyone can have a ******* gun, come 'n get 'em while they're hot! It gives citizen "the right" to bear arms. Let's establish a baseline of what that right entails -- Tibs, August 2015

So we have the "right" to bear arms, while you simultaneously call for re-establishing what those rights should be. In other words, you want to change the definition of what that right is...in other words, to mitigate the right.

Call it what it is. You want that right abolished or severely diminished.
 

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Why not personal Howitzers Tim, or bazookas, or RPG's for the soccer moms? How dare anyone limit citizens' right to bear arms?

That is what I mean by common sense gun laws, as I've outlined a zillion times. Every law-abiding citizen has full 2nd amendment rights. That's inalienable, it's right there in the Constitution. I dare say, for the common good, certain high-caliber, military-grade weapons should be available to those with a special permit. Call me a limp-wristed liberal all you want, that's what I think. And I support universal background checks. Other than that, you can arm yourselves to the teeth, as I'm sure most of you have. Nobody's gonna take away your ******* guns. It's been non-stop hysteria from the right for decades. Yawn.
 
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as I've outlined a zillion times.
Cram your outlines up your ******* ***, Commie. Your support for every single libtard and every one of their inane policies, along with being against everything that is America First, proves that you are a stinking communist.
 

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Cram your outlines up your ******* ***, Commie. Your support for every single libtard and every one of their inane policies, along with being against everything that is America First, proves that you are a stinking communist.

Get your twisted balloon animals, red rubber noses and whoopee cushions out, Indy the Clown is back!

 

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Nobody's gonna take away your ******* guns.

You are unintentionally or willfully blind. They are currently discussing banning semi-autos. Which covers nearly every handgun commonly used today. Beto called for mandatory gun confiscation. Feinstein's bill aims to remove over 200 guns. HR127 goes even further:

1) Establishes a firearms registration system within the ATF
2) Registered individuals must notify the ATF every time they loan their firearms
3) May not loan firearms to anyone under the age of 18, does not seem to have any exception for hunting or recreation
4) All firearms acquired before this legislation must also be registered
5) Creates a firearms and ammunition licensing system
6) Must be in possession in order to purchase or posses firearms or ammunition
7) Must be 21 years old to obtain a license
8) Must go through psychological evaluation
9) Must have firearms insurance, like car insurance, to cover damages resulting from the use of any firearm by the person
10) Need a separate license for Antique Firearm Display
11) Must describe how it will be displayed and demonstrate that it is stored in a manner as approved by the AG.
12) Need a separate license for “Military-Style Weapons”
13) Licenses may be suspended if individual is under indictment, not even charged, for a crime punishable by imprisonment for a term exceeding one year.
14) Must renew licenses every year for 5 years, then once every three years (this provision has already been ruled unconstitutional by the Supreme Court, but the author doesn't seem to care).
15) Prohibits possession of certain ammunition, and based on my reading does not provide an exception for shotguns, so 12 and 20 gauge could be prohibited under this legislation.
16) Prohibits “large” capacity feeding devices (10 rounds)
17) Possessing a firearm or ammunition without a license and registration is a minimum fine of $75K and minimum sentence of 15 years
18) Transferring a firearm or ammunition to a person who is not licensed is a minimum fine of $50K and minimum sentence of 10 years
19) Selling or giving a firearm or ammunition without notifying the Attorney General is a minimum fine of $30K and minimum sentence of 5 years
20) Loaning a firearm or ammunition without notifying AG is a minimum fine of $5K
21) Transferring firearm to an individual under 18 is a minimum fine of $75K and minimum sentence of 15 years.

If you have paid attention over the past 30 years, you see an ever-increasing call for ever-increasing restrictions, fines and restrictions. It isn't going to stop Tibs. The goal, as Beto said....is to get rid of them. These are just more draconian proposed steps.

To say otherwise just makes you foolish.
 

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Why not personal Howitzers Tim, or bazookas, or RPG's for the soccer moms? How dare anyone limit citizens' right to bear arms?

That is what I mean by common sense gun laws, as I've outlined a zillion times. Every law-abiding citizen has full 2nd amendment rights. That's inalienable, it's right there in the Constitution. I dare say, for the common good, certain high-caliber, military-grade weapons should be available to those with a special permit. Call me a limp-wristed liberal all you want, that's what I think. And I support universal background checks. Other than that, you can arm yourselves to the teeth, as I'm sure most of you have. Nobody's gonna take away your ******* guns. It's been non-stop hysteria from the right for decades. Yawn.

You understand that's what the British marched to Lexington and Concord to confiscate right? Privately OWNED CANNON. The second amendment is meant PRECISELY for the citizens to have the same ARMS as the government to keep the government in check.
 

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Why not personal Howitzers Tim, or bazookas, or RPG's for the soccer moms? How dare anyone limit citizens' right to bear arms?

Why not? Seriously, exactly why should lawful, non-criminal citizens be denied the right to own a bazooka or RPG? 100% serious question here.

Do you feel the same about restrictions on other Constitutional rights, say, abortion?

That is what I mean by common sense gun laws,

Liberals and their stupid, inane tropes. "Common sense" gun laws. Oh **** off. Like 10-way waiting periods? So ten days is common sense, but nine days? Right-wing extremism. And precluding buying ammunition in the mail. Cuz making a guy drive to a sporting goods shop or gun store is a proven method to preventing gun violence, right?

You want "common sense" gun laws that would actually do something about the ongoing mass murders in our city? Then target those laws only at the population in Chicago, New York, Newark, Los Angeles, Miami, etc. that is doing the killing, since that is where the gun murders are happening. Why the **** does every ******* gun law target suburban and rural gun owners??

Oh, wait, Chicago, New York, Newark, Los Angeles, Miami, etc. already HAVE such gun laws?!? Huh. Almost as if you moron dicksuckers want to take guns only away from non-criminals in suburban and rural areas with these "common sense" gun laws.

Every law-abiding citizen has full 2nd amendment rights. That's inalienable, it's right there in the Constitution. I dare say, for the common good, certain high-caliber, military-grade weapons should be available to those with a special permit.

Where exactly do you find that restriction in the Constitution?

Oh, and what caliber exactly? 5.56 (common in the AR-15)? That is the grown-up relative to the .22 since the AR-15 can also fire .223 rounds. Or so my neighbor tells me. .308? You mean one of the most common rounds for hunting deer, moose, other big game? So you want to ban common hunting ammunition because ... why exactly? Mass murder of moose?

Further, what is "military-grade"? Liberals are such devoted liars and are so mind-numbed and stupid that they repeat these mantras like some buzzed Hare Krishna at an airport circa 1982. Do you mean scary looking barrel shrouds, designed to keep us from burning our hands on a hot barrel? Folding stocks so we can fit the rifle into a carrying case? What exactly? Automatic weapons, which is actually the characteristic of a "military weapon"? Already outlawed except for very limited circumstances involving FFL dealers.

Liberals ... stupid people who think they know more than others.

Call me a limp-wristed liberal all you want,

You are a limp-wristed liberal who enjoys the taste of semen.

And I support universal background checks.

Already in place for any retail location that sells firearms. The ONLY effect is to prevent private parties from selling guns to each other, or making a gift of guns to family members.

Why? Exactly what crime statistics do you have, Mr. "Common Sense," that private party sales and gifts are involved in any significant part of gun crimes? Yeah, thought so. Liberals ... too stupid to know how dumb they are,

Other than that, you can arm yourselves to the teeth, as I'm sure most of you have.

Not me. Guns scare me.

And "other than that"? As in, "other than that, how was the play, Mrs. Lincoln"? Liberals ... too stupid to understand that joke. Somebody explain it to Tibsy.

Nobody's gonna take away your ******* guns.

So banning certain calibers and making ownership of those guns would not constitute "taking away" guns? And imposing an $800 yearly fee for every firearm and a registration fee for every firearm, totaling thousands upon thousands of dollars every year and making ownership incredibly expensive, far too expensive for the vast majority of Americans, would not be "taking away" guns?

Stop being such a stupid ******* idiot for one minute and read the detailed post I provided on the proposed gun legislation, HR 127. I show you are 100% wrong.

As usual.
 

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Universal background checks. My thoughts.

As Steeltime says about "common sense," it's a trope. It makes Liberals feel good. But what do they do? Two stories.

Story One
I went through the process here in the People's Republic of Maryland. We have some of the strictest gun laws in the nation. I had to pay $160 plus other fees to get my Handgun Qualification License (HQL). Had to drive 30 minutes, sit through a 4 hour course, and fill out forms with the State Police of Maryland as well as other forms that I had to pay fees for. Then, I had to wait a week for the State to do background checks. Exactly one week later, I was approved. I then had to drive back to the center, paid over $200 to rent handguns and buy ammunition to find one I liked. I then made a purchase. That involved filling out more State forms, paying fees, then a 7 day waiting period. One week later, I was approved. The gun had been purchased but held. I then had to drive the 30 minutes back, and picked up the weapon.

Including the price of the gun, I spent over $1,000 in fees, courses, and testing in order to get the gun. In the state of MD, I am not permitted to "carry." It is only for home self defense. To get a carry permit, you have to be one of the following: Security personnel, government employee, doctor, lawyer, "real estate agent,", or other. When the draconian MD laws were passed in 2013, 85% of the state legislature members had their real estate licenses and they granted themselves the rights to carry while denying that right to the rest of us peons. In MD, 96% of "other" applications to carry are denied.

For those of us without a carry right here, if you are caught with your weapon in your car - even if it is in a case without ammunition - and you are not going to a gun range or another domicile and you are pulled over, you get 30 days in jail - minimum sentence.

Story Two
I've shared this before. Last August, a family friend of mine was murdered by gun. She was one of my sister's best friends. She married the wrong guy. A month after the marriage, he began showing some very dangerous signs. Early in August, he stabbed her in their home with a knife. She went to the ER, survived, got a restraining order. After the court appearance getting the restraining order, he attacked her outside the court house and had to be restrained by his own lawyer telling her "I am going to kill you." He owned guns.

She went to a local gun store hoping to get a gun for self protection. She was told she would have to do all that I had to do. Get licensed, wait. Pick a gun, wait. The fastest she could have gotten a weapon was within 3 weeks. Typically it takes about 4.

Two weeks after being stabbed, she got into her car at her home. As she was getting in her car, he approached her. Some argument ensued and he fired a round through the car door hitting her in the leg. She started the car. He fired again, this one hitting her abdomen. He then approached the side of the door and unloaded 3 shots into her head. She slumped over the wheel, the car engaged, rolled across the street, and through a baseball field where it hit a concrete barrier. He then sat down on the sidewalk and shot himself in the head.

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These "common sense" gun laws prevented her from arming herself and potentially saving her own life. They don't keep weapons out of the hands of criminals who will get them regardless.

That gun store was so distraught when they heard of her murder, they have begun a crusade with locals to try to get these gun laws changed so women like Donna can rightfully defend themselves.
 

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rolled across the street to a baseball field?

I can only imagine how much worse that could have been had the car NOT hit a concrete barrier and a game being played.
 

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Tibs, as said above, you 100% cloak what you believe in how you form your thoughts and replies.

you were ecstatic over ObamaCare. Isn't that government run healthcare? Single-payer. all that ****.

as for guns... i know someone who owns a gun company. pretty tight with this man and his brother. both have differing opinions on guns. the one guy I'm closer to told me (not verbatim) that if you could 100% guarantee that no human life would ever be taken again in a violent manner and by a gun, then yes, I would give up my guns. But, the guys who are out there to wound and kill will always find a way."

think about that statement. a guy who OWNS A GUN COMPANY and has guns as his livelihood, his main source of income, and has access to guns that very, very few people in this country could, has said that if you can guarantee that no human life would ever be taken again in a violent manner AND by a gun, then he would essentially kill off his livelihood. that's a pretty strong statement in both regards.

that would be similar to you stating that if it was guaranteed that people could gain nutrition and food via sunlight if you stopped selling food, that you'd close down your restaurants. kinda odd, right?

so if you're for "common sense gun control" - please tell me how you'd enhance the current laws to make them more "common sense". I can almost bet that not being in this country, you have literally no idea what it takes to buy a gun here --- despite the 2A explicitly stating "shall not be infringed".

and, the lawyer touched on it - if abortions are considered a right, and the government can pay for them, when is the government going to pay for my guns?
 

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rolled across the street to a baseball field?

I can only imagine how much worse that could have been had the car NOT hit a concrete barrier and a game being played.
Yep. They lived across the street from an elementary school. Her body slumped, the car engaged, went down the driveway across the street over the sidewalk and kept going through the school's baseball field until it hit a concrete abutment.
 

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Yep. They lived across the street from an elementary school. Her body slumped, the car engaged, went down the driveway across the street over the sidewalk and kept going through the school's baseball field until it hit a concrete abutment.
hmmm. that will be classified as a school shooting now.
 

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I really don't see the issue with a private citizen owning a howitzer. One, I doubt many know how to fire it, and two, they are a pain in the *** to maintain, so I can't imagine a howitzer being much more than an expensive lawn ornament to about 99.8% of the American citizenry. Be a nice conversation piece though.
 

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Universal background checks. My thoughts.

As Steeltime says about "common sense," it's a trope. It makes Liberals feel good. But what do they do? Two stories.

Story One
I went through the process here in the People's Republic of Maryland. We have some of the strictest gun laws in the nation. I had to pay $160 plus other fees to get my Handgun Qualification License (HQL). Had to drive 30 minutes, sit through a 4 hour course, and fill out forms with the State Police of Maryland as well as other forms that I had to pay fees for. Then, I had to wait a week for the State to do background checks. Exactly one week later, I was approved. I then had to drive back to the center, paid over $200 to rent handguns and buy ammunition to find one I liked. I then made a purchase. That involved filling out more State forms, paying fees, then a 7 day waiting period. One week later, I was approved. The gun had been purchased but held. I then had to drive the 30 minutes back, and picked up the weapon.

Including the price of the gun, I spent over $1,000 in fees, courses, and testing in order to get the gun. In the state of MD, I am not permitted to "carry." It is only for home self defense. To get a carry permit, you have to be one of the following: Security personnel, government employee, doctor, lawyer, "real estate agent,", or other. When the draconian MD laws were passed in 2013, 85% of the state legislature members had their real estate licenses and they granted themselves the rights to carry while denying that right to the rest of us peons. In MD, 96% of "other" applications to carry are denied.

For those of us without a carry right here, if you are caught with your weapon in your car - even if it is in a case without ammunition - and you are not going to a gun range or another domicile and you are pulled over, you get 30 days in jail - minimum sentence.

Story Two
I've shared this before. Last August, a family friend of mine was murdered by gun. She was one of my sister's best friends. She married the wrong guy. A month after the marriage, he began showing some very dangerous signs. Early in August, he stabbed her in their home with a knife. She went to the ER, survived, got a restraining order. After the court appearance getting the restraining order, he attacked her outside the court house and had to be restrained by his own lawyer telling her "I am going to kill you." He owned guns.

She went to a local gun store hoping to get a gun for self protection. She was told she would have to do all that I had to do. Get licensed, wait. Pick a gun, wait. The fastest she could have gotten a weapon was within 3 weeks. Typically it takes about 4.

Two weeks after being stabbed, she got into her car at her home. As she was getting in her car, he approached her. Some argument ensued and he fired a round through the car door hitting her in the leg. She started the car. He fired again, this one hitting her abdomen. He then approached the side of the door and unloaded 3 shots into her head. She slumped over the wheel, the car engaged, rolled across the street, and through a baseball field where it hit a concrete barrier. He then sat down on the sidewalk and shot himself in the head.

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These "common sense" gun laws prevented her from arming herself and potentially saving her own life. They don't keep weapons out of the hands of criminals who will get them regardless.

That gun store was so distraught when they heard of her murder, they have begun a crusade with locals to try to get these gun laws changed so women like Donna can rightfully defend themselves.
Man, **** all that. Here in the great state of North Carolina, you can open carry everywhere except Durham I think. You can walk in the store and buy a long gun with a simple background check. If you want to buy a pistol, you have to apply for a pistol permit with the Sherriff of the county you live in. Takes 2-3 days to get that back.

Or best of all, you can get your CCW. You have to take a CCW course, costs range anywhere from $60 to about $120. It is an 8 hour course and you have to demonstrate you know how to use your weapon safely firing on the range. Then you can apply for your CCW online, cost is $95. Mine took about 5 weeks to come back. They check your background, health records, mental health, etc. It's good for 5 years. Once you have your CCW, you no longer need a pistol permit to buy a pistol. You can basically go into a gun store and get whatever you want with a regular background check.

I like North Carolina.
 

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Tibsy - pretends to be gracious, caring. Thinks mocking a dead guy with some nobody's stolen meme is hilarious.

By the by, Tibsy, the idiot who made the comment is an absolute idiot if he didn't know that he was stealing something that has been around for months. For example:

<blockquote class="twitter-tweet"><p lang="en" dir="ltr">Why is NO ACTION BEING TAKEN?<br><br>Things like this that happen at other universities get CONSEQUENCES. EXPULSION. LITERALLY SOMETHING WOULD BE DONE ABOUT IT. <br><br>EXPELL HIM. <br><br>This is truly unacceptable and makes me absolutely ashamed to be a student at K-State.<a href="https://twitter.com/KState?ref_src=twsrc^tfw">@KState</a> <a href="https://t.co/DWTNAUQc75">pic.twitter.com/DWTNAUQc75</a></p>&mdash; miranda☀️ (@UrbanMiranda) <a href="">June 26, 2020</a></blockquote> <script async src="https://platform.twitter.com/widgets.js" charset="utf-8"></script>

Numerous comments about how the comment was inappropriate, calls for retribution. Essentially no comments, "Oh that's hilarious," "Oh my God so funny." Numerous said, "first amendment," without stating how awesome the comment was or how funny.

Compare the comments on the tweet you posted. Hundreds of supporting comments, basically no demands that the person who authored it be punished. None.

Meanwhile, George Floyd was - sorry - a criminal, high as a kite, getting ready to drive. Limbaugh died of cancer decades after overcoming addiction to pain killers in the 1990's.

That really is where we are. Liberals are vile, hateful, ugly creatures. They wear masks of empathy and humanity, but in reality are Dorian Gray's attic portrait. These twitter battles simply underscore how ugly the left is, how destructive.

And Tibsy is a proud member of the ugly squad.
 
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