The Obama administration unexpectedly announced two new gun
control measures on Thursday, including one that would curb the import of
military surplus weapons -- in a move that could anger collectors.
The new rules, announced while Washington was otherwise
focused on the crisis in Syria, took the form of executive actions, which
President Obama added to the list of 23 steps the White House already
determined the president could take on his own.
The White House already determined this? Since when does a freeloading Marxist HUD tenant on Pennsylvania Avenue get to interpret the Constitution?
Oh, right-when the Americonned sheeple are so enamored with the asshole that he can pretty much do whatever he wants and they'll let it go.
Rumor has it that his next move is exercising his rights of primae noctis.
The National Rifle Association ripped the administration,
saying its proposals would do little to reduce crime. "The Obama administration has once again
completely missed the mark when it comes to stopping violent crime," the
NRA said in a statement.
The issue here really is not gun control anyway-it’s the
president’s abuse of executive orders to circumvent the Constitution.
Obama is fully aware that his executive orders will do nothing to make America safer. He is simply drunk with power and so hungry for some kind of a legacy to his eight years in the White House that he'll do anything to leave a mark.
How long before O'Kenya tries the same approach for an assault
weapons ban or for more restrictive background checks for individual sales, two
measures that earlier this year died in the Senate amid staunch opposition from
the National Rifle Association and most Republican senators?
I thought Bush was a good example of how power corrupts, but Obammy is making it an art form.
"Sooner or later, we are going to get this right,"
Obama said that day in the White House Rose Garden, with the families of
Newtown victims and former Rep. Gabrielle Giffords -- herself a victim of a
gunman -- at his side. "The memories of these children demand it, and so
do the American people," the president said at the time.
That’s our Kenyan usurper-ever willing to exploit a tragedy
to further his own agenda!
Isn't it interesting how our feeble leader is so incensed by safeguarding the lives of America's youth when they are in schools, but how easily he disregards their safety while they are in the womb?
I have begun to accept that we are headed for complete and total breakdown. All of these pushes or grabs at the 2nd Amendment are merely one more means to the end. Now I sound like Stephen... Yep. Apparently it does rub off.
ReplyDeleteRobin-
DeleteI still think Obama is a puppet....
...but someone is pulling little Pinnochiobama's strings!
Larry
Stephen-
ReplyDeleteAND I listen to the Devil's music, Rock and Roll, and drink the Devil's liquor, bourbon.
And I like women who wear the devil's fabric, Lycra...actually, I pretty much just like women.
But....while I do not own a gun, you, my friend, were the one who turned my way of thinking around.
Remember I used to say that the states should be able to restrict gun rights?
That was before I realized that the states were wusses!
Plus, who are we kidding-NOBODY is innocent these days!
Kill 'em all and let God sort 'em out!
LC
>>... And I like women who wear the devil's fabric, Lycra
ReplyDeleteHa!-Ha! I don't know whether or not that's an LC original, but it's very funny either way!
~ D-FensDogg
'Loyal American Underground'
If it was not original, it was subliminal...because I thought I made it up!
DeleteSo, I guess you DO want a revolution. Well you had better find some people who haven't been bought off by a handful of food stands and a cell phone.
ReplyDeleteSorry I never got back to you comment at my house. Personally, I don't think revolution in the US will ever happen. Why? Because, first the people where promised a chicken in every pot and not their getting pot in every chicken. The conditioning to accept the unthinkable has been going on for a long time and it isn't about to end. While your post makes some good sense, like most of us, you're preaching to the choir. Except for that Lycra remark, that devil's fabric thing, went right over my head.
I agree-I think once television was introduced, it became the modern bread and circuses. People are glued to their set, and would rather bitch about the state of affairs after the fact than get involved and change things.
DeleteI can't exclude myself from that-I do not do much more than read and blog. But I have no offspring, and have less of a vested interested in many of the areas that I feel warrant change.
I've had people tell me rock is the Devil's music, and that alcohol is evil (even though I believe the first miracle was Jesus turning water into wine-and boy do Irish Catholics take that one to heart), so the Lycra comment was pure silliness.
Since it's tight and leaves less to the imagination, it could be accused of causing impure thoughts.
Of course, Lycra was new when I was a late teenager and in college...and the wind blowing caused impure thoughts at that age!