NASHVILLE, Tenn. (WKRN) — Organizers of an upcoming protest plan to link arms and form a massive human chain through Nashville next week. Their goal is to send a bipartisan message to lawmakers that both political parties agree on certain gun restrictions.
I DON'T agree to ANY gun restrictions...NONE!!!!!
ReplyDelete"Bipartisan". "Grassroots". I'd sooner trust a used car salesman.
ReplyDeleteFuck off. Fuck all the way off, then keep fucking off until you don't think you can possibly fuck off any more. Then keep right on fucking off.
ReplyDeleteThe Queers and soccer moms didn't ask me.
ReplyDeleteSo this asinine cockamamie stunt is designed to motivate legislators towards a certain end favored by the protestors? Huh. I'm sure it'll all go as planned. I mean, they do have a plan, right?
ReplyDeleteI see so much opportunity to have fun with those idiots during their 'performance art'.
Looks like Tennessee is this year's anti-gun organization's target, selling infringment as "safety laws".
ReplyDelete"Foot in the door" legislation (this year):
Red Flag Laws
"Safer Storage" Laws
"Background check loophole", whatever that is.
Remove the Blacks shooting Blacks from the statistics and America would be at the bottom of the gun death list.
ReplyDelete"Both political parties"? I don't understand. Are they implying that there is more than one political party?
ReplyDeleteThere are two. The one everyone belongs to and the Libertarian party who never seems to win a race.
DeleteThe Libertarian Party, who touts Civil Rights, shot themselves in the foot when they put Bill Weld, a notoriously anti gun governor of Massachusetts, up for VP back in 2016. They lost any support that I had for them at that moment.
DeleteWC, Pretty much the end of my support for them too.
DeleteWhat got me was none of my Libertarian friends thought it was a big deal.
DeleteThem putting up Bill Weld is what got me to join the Constitution Party.
Chuck Baldwin , get 's my vote .
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