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• Teach Senior Member Posts: 18,428 Senior Member

  December 2012 #2

  Several years ago, "Swine-Stein" made a big show of "turning in" her gun at one of those buyback programs. There's just one little problem- - - - -she was issued a permit for TWO guns (by serial number) by the state of California, and she has refused to say what, if anything, she has done with the other one, and the permit is still in force. She didn't surrender it! Yep, she's a hypocrite!
  Jerry

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• tigman.uk Member Posts: 332 Member

  December 2012 #3

  i take it no media service has asked her again on air, maybe they will, but i wouldnt hold your breath if i were you

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• Vic's Viewpoint Senior Member Posts: 1,192 Senior Member

  December 2012 #4

  Good to see you again, Tig, and good post. To answer your implied question, no, no media outlet I'm aware of here in the US has aired this YouTube clip and as you suggested, I'm not going to hold my breath until one does.

  Member formerly known as "vlafrank."

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• tigman.uk Member Posts: 332 Member

  December 2012 #5

  i drop in every now and again - this place has changed alot over the last couple of years

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• 5280 shooter II Senior Member Posts: 3,923 Senior Member

  December 2012 #6

  Yes Tig.....we are well aware of this HYPOCRITE! and her TWO CC Permits......as she bans pretty much all guns in her hometown of San Fransisco......to let her influence the rest of the Nation is pretty much an act of Teason.

  God show's mercy on drunks and dumb animals.........two outa three ain't a bad score!

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• tigman.uk Member Posts: 332 Member

  December 2012 #7

  i found the video http://www.liveleak.com/view?i=df3_1355982300 scroll to the bottom of the page

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• CynicalCitizen New Member Posts: 2 New Member

  December 2012 #8

  A classic case of "Do as I say, not as I do".

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• Jayhawker Moderator Posts: 17,029 Senior Member

  December 2012 #9

  What this actually is, is a perfect example of the elitism practiced by the "ruling class". Long ago our politicians forgot that they are where they are because they were hired to "represent" "The People".
  
  For a basic primer on the concept, Read George Orwell's "Animal Farm". "We're all equal...but some of us are more equal than others"....
  
  "The People" are now "The Common Scum" with elected rulers.....seems we fought a Revolution some time back over a similar issue....

  Sharps Model 1874 - "The rifle that made the west safe for Winchester"

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• yotesalot New Member Posts: 18 New Member

  December 2012 #10

  Jayhawker wrote: »

  What this actually is, is a perfect example of the elitism practiced by the "ruling class". Long ago our politicians forgot that they are where they are because they were hired to "represent" "The People".
  
  For a basic primer on the concept, Read George Orwell's "Animal Farm". "We're all equal...but some of us are more equal than others"....
  
  "The People" are now "The Common Scum" with elected rulers.....seems we fought a Revolution some time back over a similar issue....

  
  Not to mention that we're just "too ignorant to know whats good for us".. I'm not too sure how I remember to breathe with out help...

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• tennmike Senior Member Posts: 27,444 Senior Member

  December 2012 #11

  Repeal of the 17th Amendment to the Constitution which established direct election of Senators would be a good step. The states need their seat at the fed. gov. table restored. Instead of being party prostitutes, the Senators would be more closely controlled by the state governments and their seat in the Senate would depend entirely on how well or poorly they represented the state's wishes.
  
  The people are represented by the 435 party hacks elected by popular vote, so the people of the state have a voice. The states need their voice returned to get their ability to check crap legislation back where it belongs. If the states had been in charge of their senators, it is highly unlikely that Obamacare would have passed, nor the flagrant illegal spending on bailouts. The states would have put a halt to that mess.

    “I refuse to answer that question on the grounds that I don't know the answer”
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• Big Chief Senior Member Posts: 32,995 Senior Member

  December 2012 #12

  Jayhawker wrote: »

  What this actually is, is a perfect example of the elitism practiced by the "ruling class". Long ago our politicians forgot that they are where they are because they were hired to "represent" "The People".
  
  For a basic primer on the concept, Read George Orwell's "Animal Farm". "We're all equal...but some of us are more equal than others"....
  
  "The People" are now "The Common Scum" with elected rulers.....seems we fought a Revolution some time back over a similar issue....

  
  It's nice to be an ELITIST. Their butts are so much more precious than ours....................

  It's only true if it's on this forum where opinions are facts and facts are opinions
  Words of wisdom from Big Chief: Flush twice, it's a long way to the Mess Hall
  I'd rather have my sister work in a whorehouse than own another Taurus!

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