NRA's Top Lawyer Convicted of Murder in 1964

[jms62]

Originally Posted by dellinger63

Here's one for you Nicole.

http://www.suntimes.com/28954156-761...l#.U9mlzfYg_IU

A little league baseball coach convicted of the murder of a police officer and not overturned like in the NRA case. Apparently no background check was needed as these idiot parents saw no problem with killing an officer.

What's disgusting is this piece of shiat got only 27 years and in Illinois that means serving a sentence of 13.5 years with good behavior for beating a cop so bad his partner couldn't recognize him?

BTW 300,000 people DIE each year in the U.S. each year due to obesity. More than those who die because of tobacco.

How many kids die each year from guns?

http://www.wvdhhr.org/bph/oehp/obesity/mortality.htm

So obesity and tobacco deaths are self inflicted and you are comparing it to gun deaths which in most cases involves an innocent victim. This is more absurd than usual for you

[Pants II]

I just love our "caveman with electricity" society.

White liberals are obsessed with gun control but give absolutely no f.ucks about the immunity their lord and savior granted the banks.

They're fine with that. They want all of the guns taken from law-abiding citizens.

If I didn't know any better I'd say these dumb white pansies are suicidal.

[jms62]

Originally Posted by Pants II

I just love our "caveman with electricity" society.

White liberals are obsessed with gun control but give absolutely no f.ucks about the immunity their lord and savior granted the banks.

They're fine with that. They want all of the guns taken from law-abiding citizens.

If I didn't know any better I'd say these dumb white pansies are suicidal.

I am all for the right to bear as many arms as you want but whats wrong with enhanced background checks along with mandatory minimum sentencing for any crime committed involving a gun? Do you think the later gives too much leeway to law enforcement?

[Pants II]

Originally Posted by jms62

I am all for the right to bear as many arms as you want but whats wrong with enhanced background checks along with mandatory minimum sentencing for any crime committed involving a gun? Do you think the later gives too much leeway to law enforcement?

Oh just about everything.

It's not like our representatives in Congress read any of the stuff they vote for.

ACA comes to mind. Bailout. Iraq.

Need more examples?

[dellinger63]

Originally Posted by jms62

obesity and tobacco deaths are self inflicted :

Thank you for acknowledging such

Yet under Obamacare their healthcare is now subsidized by the non-smoking fit young people.

You know the ones trying to survive in this 'fixed' for the top 5% country.

[jms62]

Originally Posted by dellinger63

Thank you for acknowledging such

Yet under Obamacare their healthcare is now subsidized by the non-smoking fit young people.

You know the ones trying to survive in this 'fixed' for the top 5% country.

What world are you living in. All of us who have Health insurance have been paying for it with higher premiums for years. And we have been paying for those without health insurance due to escalating hospital costs.

[Pants II]

What's killing my health is noticing an advantage for inside posts in dirt sprints yesterday and only one dirt sprint is carded today...a baby race.

Ugh.

[dellinger63]

Originally Posted by jms62

What world are you living in. All of us who have Health insurance have been paying for it with higher premiums for years. And we have been paying for those without health insurance due to escalating hospital costs.

Except it used to be if you were a smoker or had pre-existing conditions (even those that are 'self-inflicted' due to obesity, heart disease, diabetes etc.) you paid more. If you were healthy you paid less.

How much have your premiums come down because everyone now has health insurance? Mine actually increased. Perhaps I should cut down on the hours I work?

What's next? Drunk drivers being subsidized for their SR22 policies? Cause you know some can't afford it.

[jms62]

Originally Posted by dellinger63

Except it used to be if you were a smoker or had pre-existing conditions (even those that are 'self-inflicted' due to obesity, heart disease, diabetes etc.) you paid more. If you were healthy you paid less.

How much have your premiums come down because everyone now has health insurance? Mine actually increased. Perhaps I should cut down on the hours I work?

What's next? Drunk drivers being subsidized for their SR22 policies? Cause you know some can't afford it.

You make a good point but you may also want to take your ire out on these guys.


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