Horrifying Obscenity! Reporter Buys AR-15 in Philadelphia in only 7 minutes!!

[dobeman]

I think everyone should send her an email to tell her what nice tits she has....
Like her NRA shirt.

I mean, as an aging guy myself - she's not such a bad looking older gal especially with that gun.

 

[erudne]

send picture of dog and boat

 

[Kruel J]

And I'd bet if she took it to a range first to see what its like to fire one, she'd have instead returned to that gun store for some more PMags and an optic.

 

[etrain16]

I dont understand.. what is the point of her story? Is she a felon? Illegal? On the terrorist list, under investigation? if not, then why shouldn't a law abiding person not get a ar-15 in 7 minutes?
Sounds like this hooplehead just proved that the BGC system they have there works.

Exactly, she proved that BGC's work, for those that are law-abiding, just as they should. Having an $800 rifle destroyed to make a 'point', is flat out stupid and a complete waste of money that could have been used to do something helpful for those less fortunate. There are plenty of people out there that could never afford an $800 rifle in the first place. I thought these folks only cared about the down and out and poor of society. Way to waste resources numnutz!

If she wanted to make a point, she should have maybe had a felon go in and try to buy a gun to see if the BGC would have stopped him. Or, go in and buy the gun as a 'straw purchase' for a felon. Then we could be rid of BOTH of the idiots.

 

[edslhead]

e mailed her a nice pic

 

[2A2Dend]

"Wham Bam-Thank You-Maam"
My ding-a-ling, my-ding-a-ling, won't you make the gong ring-a-ling

 

[etrain16]

I emailed her too. I don't expect to hear back. Hopefully she appreciated my congratulations of her wealth - at least the excess amount she has to make tossing away an $800 an easy decision. I wish I had that kind of money.

 

[Member 3687]

First off if she paid $750 for an MP sport II she got taken to begin with you could get them on line for 599 plus transfer. But then she did buy it after the shooting so prices where going up.

 

[edslhead]

Great way to keep the industry rollin. Well done. I wish all the libtards would do that.

 

[etrain16]

I'll bet I could go down to Portland tonight and buy some meth, without a BGC, in about 2 minutes. Then I could just throw it in the Willamette to make a point about how easy it is to buy illegal drugs. THAT would totally make a point

 

[nammac]

I mean, as an aging guy myself - she's not such a bad looking older gal especially with that gun.

All I can say to this post is, ewe!!!!!

 

[nammac]

I'll bet I could go down to Portland tonight and buy some meth, without a BGC, in about 2 minutes. Then I could just throw it in the Willamette to make a point about how easy it is to buy illegal drugs. THAT would totally make a point

Dude, they're not interested in meth, that's part of the plan... Drugged out people don't think straight and can be easily led and controlled... That's what it's all about, it's about controlling your subjects...

The drug problem, the gang problem, not on their radar, just part of planned destruction of American society...

 

[Capn Jack]

Well...Stupid is as Stupid does...

 

[41Slinger]

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[PaulB47]

Never interrupt an enemy when she is making a fool of herself.

 

[Mikej]

I have a problem with the 7 minute claim. It can take 7 minutes to get the paper work/ink pad on the counter after you tell them you want the gun. It can, and most likely will, take 7 minutes to fill out the form, especially if you've never done it before. It can take 7 minutes for the shop guy to do HIS part on the form. Finger prints, copy drivers license, take your money. Now the call to NICS/State Police......Now we know that misleading info is the way these people work, but come on, 7 MINUTES!!!! The truly sad part is that the anti's don't even give that 7 minute claim a second thought.

 

[Boboclown]

If she wanted to make a point, she should have maybe had a felon go in and try to buy a gun to see if the BGC would have stopped him. Or, go in and buy the gun as a 'straw purchase' for a felon. Then we could be rid of BOTH of the idiots.

No can do. That would only provide facts against their case. In addition, as been said multiple times by multiple people, it isn't about facts either just feelings. They want to make it sound as scary as possible so people will feel that it should be banned, when logic dictates that it shouldn't be banned at all.

I have a problem with the 7 minute claim. It can take 7 minutes to get the paper work/ink pad on the counter after you tell them you want the gun. It can, and most likely will, take 7 minutes to fill out the form, especially if you've never done it before. It can take 7 minutes for the shop guy to do HIS part on the form. Finger prints, copy drivers license, take your money. Now the call to NICS/State Police......Now we know that misleading info is the way these people work, but come on, 7 MINUTES!!!! The truly sad part is that the anti's don't even give that 7 minute claim a second thought.

When I got my .308 it was probably 5-6 minutes, when they made the call it was pretty much over the moment it started. Now at Gander Mountain with the electronic form? Took near 30 minutes.

 

[etrain16]

No can do. That would only provide facts against their case. In addition, as been said multiple times by multiple people, it isn't about facts either just feelings. They want to make it sound as scary as possible so people will feel that it should be banned, when logic dictates that it shouldn't be banned at all.

Yeah, my post was heavily laced with sarcasm. I would have loved to see her try the felon angle, as she would likely have been guilty of a felony for just setting it up.

 

[Andy54Hawken]

Stupid emotional "reporting".
She did nothing newsworthy .
A legal citizen with a clean record should be able to buy their gun of choice , without a lot of fuss.
Andy

 

[2A2Dend]

Stupid emotional "reporting".
She did nothing newsworthy .
A legal citizen with a clean record should be able to buy their gun of choice , without a lot of fuss.
Andy

Exactly.