Senate Rejects Border Fence

Lucrum · Jun 18, 2013

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Holy shit, you are a dumb son-of-a-bitch, 47. Do you really think that people are more likely to admit they own a gun when government is so openly hostile to people who do? Why not go back to pre-Soviet collapse and ask Russians if they preferred communism to other forms of government in an open survey? Hell, I own a bunch of guns and never miss an opportunity to check "no" on any questionnaire that asks me whether I own firearms.

This article seems to suggest that what the NY times is quoting is pure horseshit, like pretty much everything else that comes out of your pie hole.

http://www.usatoday.com/story/news/politics/2013/05/04/nra-meeting-lapierre-membership/2135063/
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Yes, yes he really is one dumb son of a bitch.
He'll post ANYTHING that on the surface at least "supports" his nonsense. Truth be damned of course.

AK Forty Seven · Jun 18, 2013

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from the same times article quoted by the only person whose name is a favorite terrorist gun. ak 47.

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Detailed data on gun ownership is scarce. Though some states reported household gun ownership rates in the 1990s, it was not until the early 2000s that questions on the presence of guns at home were asked on a broad federal public health survey of several hundred thousand people, making it possible to see the rates in all states.

But by the mid-2000s, the federal government stopped asking the questions, leaving researchers to rely on much smaller surveys, like the General Social Survey, which is conducted by NORC, a research center at the University of Chicago.

Measuring the level of gun ownership can be a vexing problem, with various recent national polls reporting rates between 35 percent and 52 percent. Responses can vary because the survey designs and the wording of questions differ.

But researchers say the survey done by the center at the University of Chicago is crucial because it has consistently tracked gun ownership since 1973, asking if respondents âhappen to have in your home (or garage) any guns or revolvers.â

The centerâs 2012 survey, conducted mostly in person but also by phone, involved interviews with about 2,000 people from March to September and had a margin of sampling error of plus or minus three percentage points.

Gallup, which asks a similar question but has a different survey design, shows a higher ownership rate and a more moderate decrease. No national survey tracks the number of guns within households.

Andrew Arulanandam, a spokesman for the National Rifle Association, said he was skeptical that there had been a decline in household ownership. He pointed to reports of increased gun sales, to long waits for gun safety training classes and to the growing number of background checks, which have surged since the late 1990s, as evidence that ownership is rising.
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NRA membership is a good guide too imo.The NRA has around 4.2 million members in a country of 234 million adults.Maybe your conclusion from that is there are a large number of gun owners but I would disagree

http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2013/01/10/nra-membership_n_2449236.html

In the days since the Dec. 14 massacre -- in which a gunman armed with a military-style assault weapon and high-capacity magazines shot and killed 26 people, including 20 young children -- the NRA's membership increased from 4.1 million to 4.2 million, Politico's Mike Allen reports. New members must pay a fee of $25, and in return get access to NRA events and a free gift.

AK Forty Seven · Jun 18, 2013

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is a favorite terrorist gun. ak 47.

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Its one of the best jem,it has nothing to do with terrorist.

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Mercor · Jun 18, 2013

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sure why would the senate protect the country from terrorists or illegal aliens?

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This is the real problem. Why is the public dumb to this?
These are only the ones who got caught.

In fiscal 2011, 255 nationals who came from 30 of the 34 specially designated countries were among those caught along the U.S.-Mexico border. These included:
Afghanistan: 1
Algeria: 1
Bahrain 1
Bangladesh: 76
Egypt: 5
Eritrea: 22
Indonesia: 1
Iran: 20
Iraq: 2
Jordan: 4
Kazakhstan: 2
Kuwait: 1
Lebanon: 3
Malaysia: 1
Mauritania: 1
Morocco: 2
Pakistan: 36
Philippines: 41
Saudi Arabia: 3
Somalia: 5
Sudan: 2
Syria: 3
Tajikistan: 2
Thailand: 6
Tunisia: 4
Turkey: 5
Turkmenistan: 1
United Arab Emirates: 1
Uzbekistan: 2
Yemen: 1

Lucrum · Jun 18, 2013

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Its one of the best jem,it has nothing to do with terrorist.

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Except that it IS the preferred weapon of our enemies.
Which ARE terrorists.

Mercor · Jun 18, 2013

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Its one of the best jem,it has nothing to do with terrorist.

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You are an idiot...

According to the United Nations Office on Drugs and Crime, "30-50 million copies and variations of the AK-47 have been produced globally, making it the most widely used rifle in the world." They continue to be sought after by terrorist groups and paramilitaries, as well as gangs and drug dealers.

LEAPup · Jun 18, 2013

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Really disappointed with Rubio. He let those scumbags (Schumer, McCain, Graham, etc...) ruin a promising career. He was intentionally brought in to be destroyed. So long Rubio, we hardly knew ye.
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Agreed!

I'll say, had Romney picked Rubio as VP last fall vs Paul Ryan, he would be POTUS right now, despite the intense voter fraud that went down, which the msm won't report on. Even Fox only gave a 30 second segment to NEWS of the black woman who worked at the polls in Cincinnati, and voted six times for Onazi saying, "there's nothing wrong with what I did". She was just one "person." How many more were there?:eek: It's a mystery, as even Fox won't delve into it. unreal!

Anyhow, after Rubio's recent dumb shit, I'll also have to agree, he's done. The repubs can't seem do be able to find their ass holes with both hands, while the demgestapos run with the ball, destroying the America we once knew and loved.

Rand Paul, IMO is our best bet. Problem there is, the repubs won't push him to the top, and the dems will already have a shitbag picked out, and will push him/her(hillary), with the help of the brain-washing of the sheep, msm. What a fucking mess! Only way we get America back IMO is by force. Other than that, we're done...

AK Forty Seven · Jun 18, 2013

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You are an idiot...

According to the United Nations Office on Drugs and Crime, "30-50 million copies and variations of the AK-47 have been produced globally, making it the most widely used rifle in the world." They continue to be sought after by terrorist groups and paramilitaries, as well as gangs and drug dealers.
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AK's being my favorite weapon has nothing to do with terrorists idiot.

AK Forty Seven · Jun 18, 2013

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Except that it IS the preferred weapon of our enemies.
Which ARE terrorists.
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So its unpatriotic for a US citizen to buy them because our enemies use it ? Sorry I didn't know

Tsing Tao · Jun 18, 2013

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So its unpatriotic for a US citizen to buy them because our enemies use it ? Sorry I didn't know
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It's actually a horrible weapon. It's cheap and durable, and that's it's only good points and why it is so widely used. It's accuracy is miserable, even in skilled hands.