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saw this in the comments on a post on facebook, jodye seems like a great person.
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Chaotic good
Left handers are to be shot on sight
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“Donald Trump has not one iota of civic involvement in his entire life. He has never pursued any activity that was not geared, directly or indirectly, for his own benefit. The concept of public service is a wholly alien concept to him. So, when called upon to perform a simple human gesture, such as standing in a memorial to fallen soldiers at Belleau Wood, or laying a wreath at the Tomb of the Unknowns, he balks. He shakes his head in puzzlement. He doesn’t get it. There is no sense of obligation on his part, because there is no sense of shared humanity. He simply doesn’t care.”
Which really brings to question his whole dog and pony show on standing up for the flag.
Proof marines are retarded.
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Flip your phone upside down
oglurk
Holy fuck
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Bamboozled
Source: instagram.com
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just checked in on the #Resistance. they’re doing great
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Colorized Photographs of Union Officers of the American Civil War
Bootlickers United
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in case you guys wanna know what modern high school dances are like, at mine despacito came on and everyone t-posed around this one kid as he fortnite danced like his life depended on it
canoasregias
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Anonymous asked:
“gun control isn’t completely taking your beloved stupid gun away. it’s conducting background checks.” Already a thing my dude. Next idea that already exists?
true, these things do exist in some states, but in many states, the background checks that are conducted aren’t very secure and thoroughly done.
cerebralzero
Federal background checks are already done in every state in the US on every gun legally sold by dealers and the background checks are done through the NICS system of the FBI. This has been the case since 1993 under the Brady Act.
Can you explain what issue you take with the NICS system? or did you just not know that was already the law?
thisistemporarytitle
Okay but….. my husband was able to purchase a gun for me, while I was in the store with him. They only checked him and not me. And it was obvious that the gun was for me.
I think the argument should be that all people involved in a purchase should be checked, not just the person making the purchase.
cerebralzero
….so you did a straw purchase?
I honestly wouldn’t admit to that online. That’s super illegal.
Like ten year prison sentence and $250K fine illegal.
cyrodiil-burns
Lmao nice job
butmuhgains
Does the fbi have a blog we can tag
Buying a gun as a gift for your wife etc. Is not a straw purchase you fucking weebs.
butmuhgains
It very much is, read the first question on the 4473
It is and it isn’t, you are 100% legally allowed to give your wife a gun that you have bought as a gift. A straw purchase would mean buying the gun for someone else with their money because they could not buy it on their own. It’s on the NRA’s website.
butmuhgains
Ok and why should I trust that? The 4473 is very clear in its question: Am I the actual transferee/buyer? Assuming we mean the same NRA article it states the exact opposite of the legal answer.
If you answer “yes” to this question, the sale cannot proceed. If you answer “no,” you are stating under penalty of law that you are not buying the firearm for someone else, other than as a bona fide gift.
It proceeds only with “yes”, that you are indeed the true transferee. And if we’re talking about this article where it says
If you, the buyer, are buying the firearm with your own money, not at the request of the other person, with the intention of giving the gun as a gift – you are the buyer.
Are we sure? Are we sure that’s the law? Because the ATF sets the rules, not the NRA.
You put far too much faith in the ATF's power, this is a common occurrence. The only time I've ever even heard of a straw purchaser being sentenced is after a local woman bought her boyfriend (multiple felonies) a gun which he then used in a quad homicide. She got less then a year for that.
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Varustaleka did it first
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Anonymous asked:
“gun control isn’t completely taking your beloved stupid gun away. it’s conducting background checks.” Already a thing my dude. Next idea that already exists?
true, these things do exist in some states, but in many states, the background checks that are conducted aren’t very secure and thoroughly done.
cerebralzero
Federal background checks are already done in every state in the US on every gun legally sold by dealers and the background checks are done through the NICS system of the FBI. This has been the case since 1993 under the Brady Act.
Can you explain what issue you take with the NICS system? or did you just not know that was already the law?
thisistemporarytitle
Okay but….. my husband was able to purchase a gun for me, while I was in the store with him. They only checked him and not me. And it was obvious that the gun was for me.
I think the argument should be that all people involved in a purchase should be checked, not just the person making the purchase.
cerebralzero
….so you did a straw purchase?
I honestly wouldn’t admit to that online. That’s super illegal.
Like ten year prison sentence and $250K fine illegal.
cyrodiil-burns
Lmao nice job
butmuhgains
Does the fbi have a blog we can tag
Buying a gun as a gift for your wife etc. Is not a straw purchase you fucking weebs.
butmuhgains
It very much is, read the first question on the 4473
It is and it isn't, you are 100% legally allowed to give your wife a gun that you have bought as a gift. A straw purchase would mean buying the gun for someone else with their money because they could not buy it on their own. It's on the NRA's website.