Chucktshoes

Well, then I know who to call then, don't I?

I am more likely to have a gun on than underwear.

Don't be hatin' on my PBR and Stag. Never heard of Pearl, might have to give it a try if I ever see it.

Totally unsurprising outcome. http://www.usatoday.com/story/news/nation/2012/09/29/lottery-winner-dies/1603257/

An interview full of soft served questions and mealy mouthed answers at that.

I agree, Romney would hesitate a moment before signing. All snark aside, I agree that the 2A isn't a major issue this election, or any election for that matter. For those that will surrender privileges at the bidding of Washington, they have no rights and do not matter. For those thy value their rights and know that try exist prior to and independent of the Bill of Rights, what Washington does really doesn't mean a whole lot to them. However, it might end up meaning a whole lot to the politicians who attack those rights before all is said and done.

Is Romney better than Obama on gun issues? No, he actually has an AWB signing on his record. Is Obama better than Romney? Absolutely not. 3 words for ya, "Fast and Furious." 6 of 1, half a dozen of another.

I wonder if their parents had any children that lived?

I'm a bit of a beer snob in reverse. I used I be all about micro and craft brews and still can enjoy them. In the last few years I have really developed a taste for the cheap regional domestics like Stag, Iron City and Lone Star. I really wish I knew someone who had a way to get me some Hamm's.

You need to work harder than that for a successful troll.

It worked for the Kennedys.

If legalization were to actually happen, I got 3 words for y'all. Bacon Flavored Meth.

Double tap.

Exactly. When was the last time anyone heard about drug reps for Pfizer and Glaxo Smith Klein getting into a shoot out over whose peter pumper pill was going to be prescribed by an MD?

<br />Jury nullification is more than a right, it is a duty. If the law is bad, you vote to acquit, or in this case, not to indict in the first place.

As a proponent of legalization, I just want to state for the record that I have no desire to smoke pot. All it ever did was make me fall asleep.

That ship has already sailed. See "necrotizing fasciitis."

I fully agree with that. I don't try and softly dance around the subject and talk about decriminalization of pot. I am willing to walk things out to their logical conclusions. I support the repeal of ALL drug prohibition laws. What I choose to ingest is nobody's business, especially the government. That is a simple matter of personal liberty. As long as I don't take actions that directly endanger others (like operating a car under the influence) they what right does anyone have to determine what I can or cannot choose to do to myself? What right do I have to make that determination for somebody else? I don't.

Of course we are! Have been ever since Nixon declared it.

My wife and I are leaning heavily towards moving out that way to Clarksville. Being that we are from Memphis, are y'all saying we will feel right at home?

It is a harm reduction model. Impurities and the absence of QC in the narcotics industry leads to more overdoses and negative effects than if people were able to reliably purchase a stable, pure product.

Why did it ever leave the car?

Training.

I believe the technical, non-pejorative, legal term is "racketeering."

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