The second day of the special legislative session has come to a close, and dozens of bills on gun reform are dead, leaving Democrats like Memphis Representative Antonio Parkinson (D-Memphis) frustrated.
“I actually think it’s backfiring,” said Rep. Parkinson. “We’re going to end up with the worst gun legislation than what we had before we came into the special session.”
It's backfiring Antonio, because the citizenry is not on-board with your agenda! The dumbass is strong with this one, but we all knew that.
ReplyDeleteDon't wish for something, like a special session, Antonio, cause it'll bite you in your Liberal ass. BWAHAAAAA!
ReplyDeleteBrilliant! I'm sure that the gangbangers in Nashville and Memphis will be lining up to get their gun locks.
ReplyDeleteDumbass. You (nor we) don't need more gun legislation. Killing someone with an unregistered, home-made firearm isn't any different, to the victim, than being killed with a kitchen knife, or a baseball bat, or the front bumper of a Kenworth.
ReplyDeleteIn fact, I can't wait for someone wealthy who owns dozens of uzis and other semi- and fully-automatic weapons, to sue to have the NFA overturned.
Fuck these leftists!
ReplyDeleteTake away his bullhorn, and 'Tonio can't function.
ReplyDeleteThe "safest" way to store a gun is in a holster on my hip.
ReplyDeleteSilly Rabbit! That is a feature not a bug!
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