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Tag: When seconds matter the police are only minutes awayBy Corinthian Scales, Section News
via The Detroit News
"I think we ought to be looking at where the real danger is, like those large clips," said Sen. Kay Bailey Hutchison, R-Texas. The 20 minute police response time wouldn't be "the real danger" when a Law abiding citizenry is impuissant when facing life, and death situations, would it? It's gotta be the "clips". So, yet again, we watch another Republican dunderhead who spirals down into the Progressive abyss. Kay Bailey, obviously isn't equipped to hold a conversation using appropriate firearm terminology, so, perhaps that's why she isn't capable to distinguish that it is called a Bill of Rights, and not a bill of needs. The Governerd has the same Shall not be infringed problem with his sanctioning impotent rich homicide zones. If it looks like a politician, squawks like a politician, then vote its Democracy pandering nasty ass out of office. It is - restore our Republic - that simple. Yannow, for a government that tells us The People, it is impossible to deport a guesstimated 15 million illegal aliens in America, I sure as Hell have to laugh at what the Ineptocracy thinks it's going to do about roughly 300 million firearms. |
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