Virginia Gun Owners Forum - VGOF

Real conversation with a friend of an acquaintance:

“You support gun rights. You’re a racist.”
“Actually, gun control laws were written to keep minorities unarmed and defenseless.”
“Oh.”

I've noticed this in the MSM, though - a lot of folks trying to paint gun owners as racist. I find that damned annoying and also sort of amusing. Frankly, white people telling me I should not be able to defend myself and my family can - with all due respect - kiss my ass.

They have used up the "Wasist" card on me. I am a racist, a bigot, an anti-intellectual, and hater for just about all of my core beliefs. I am at the point where if they are calling you names you know you are on the right tract. I am done. They can kiss my rusty dusty.

^^ ^^

I've been called names almost my entire life. Same-old, same-old.

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Is there anything these days that's not racist? These folks need some new material.

I'm not racist, I just hate liberals.

Where's Tweaker? I think we just found a new addition for his Waisist list, lol.

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I was in an argument with an African American on the Wapo Comment section.
He told me that the writers of the Constitution never envisioned the weapons we have today and as such, we had no rights to them.

I told him that they also never envisioned a black President, the internet or him not being a slave so in his own twisted thinking, he had no right to be speaking to me about the subject.

I never received a response.

African Americans in the "know" realize that gun laws are meant to keep weapons out of their hands.
They are the last of the Jim Crow laws and should be recognized as such.

marked8 wrote:I was in an argument with an African American on the Wapo Comment section.
He told me that the writers of the Constitution never envisioned the weapons we have today and as such, we had no rights to them.

I told him that they also never envisioned a black President, the internet or him not being a slave so in his own twisted thinking, he had no right to be speaking to me about the subject.

I never received a response.

African Americans in the "know" realize that gun laws are meant to keep weapons out of their hands.
They are the last of the Jim Crow laws and should be recognized as such.

They were aware of advanced weaponry. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Puckle_gun

Sooooooooo IN!

I see a nomination for MindFlayer. Do I have a second?

Being "Waisist" makes me warm, and fuzzy. Because as Mama said... "If they're calling you names, you've countered their argument logically, and they have no where else to go, but namecalling."

Tweaker wrote:Sooooooooo IN!

I see a nomination for MindFlayer. Do I have a second?

Second

I also nominate mamabearCali

marked8 wrote:I was in an argument with an African American on the Wapo Comment section.
He told me that the writers of the Constitution never envisioned the weapons we have today and as such, we had no rights to them.

I told him that they also never envisioned a black President, the internet or him not being a slave so in his own twisted thinking, he had no right to be speaking to me about the subject.

I never received a response.

African Americans in the "know" realize that gun laws are meant to keep weapons out of their hands.
They are the last of the Jim Crow laws and should be recognized as such.

This is awesome. Makes a person really think.

Mindflayer wrote:Real conversation with a friend of an acquaintance:

“You support gun rights. You’re a racist.”
“Actually, gun control laws were written to keep minorities unarmed and defenseless.”
“Oh.”

I've noticed this in the MSM, though - a lot of folks trying to paint gun owners as racist. I find that damned annoying and also sort of amusing. Frankly, white people telling me I should not be able to defend myself and my family can - with all due respect - kiss my ass.

Knife laws too. There's a reason that most of the listed by name knifes are of immigrant origin. If you're going to hang signs like "Irish need not apply," it's best to have them unarmed. Disgusting really.

I am a man of color, black, afro-american or what other socio-political tag one would or could use and I am prejudice. Prejudice of idiots, a$$h@les, criminals and crooked politicians.....if you fall into one of those categories your race or beliefs do not really matter. Pro 2A being racist is absurd.


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How can I be racist? I love it and it's all black:) and pregnant with 13

ME? A racist? Geez, if you insist.

crossfireltd wrote:I am prejudice. Prejudice of idiots, a$$h@les, criminals and crooked politicians.....if you fall into one of those categories your race or beliefs do not really matter. Pro 2A being racist is absurd.

+1

Hey, the human male genetic mandate to nail eveything they can get beside of being what it is, we're ALL persons of color; it's just a matter of degree.

Reminds me of my favorite Redd Foxxism: Redd was reporting a robbery and the white cop asked him if the perp was colored. Redd said, "yeah, white."

I do confess that I frequently refuse to deal with some people based upon color. Oh, I don't give a tinker's damn what color their skin is; but if their money ain't GREEN, I won't even talk to them.

Other than that, I reckon I fall right into line with crossfireltd. The bigger the dumbass, the less time I've got for them. Personally, I think if the gun-ban crowd is serious about taking stuff away from people that makes them dangerous, they should all turn in their pencils and word processors.