What a stupid vote. Just like 2 wolves and a sheep voting on what to have for dinner. Or 2 rapists and a teenage girl voting on the evenings recreational activities. If anti gunners want our guns so bad then just come and kick off Civil War 2 / 2nd war of independence or whatever the hell the powers that be would call said war already.
As muzzie terrorists "win" simply by drawing their target into battle, the loyalists win even if the measure passes. People vote this through and the IDEA that it's even open to the vote is ACHIEVED. That is the real long term goal. It's just like the carry permit - it's claimed to be "advancing" your rights when TRUTH is that permit structures are just more gun CONTROL!
Sad it is to see my country circling to toilet bowl drain like this.
I pretty much watched this thing being born and raised in the legislative process, from pretty much a front row seat.
Of course I'll be voting for it, but no matter if it wins or loses, nothing will legally substantively change.
I'm wondering why we're having this vote at all. Maybe this and other referenda on the ballot in the state this year was meant to go on the November ballot to drive red team turnout, even though there's really nothing of circumstance in way of big Republican-Democrat political races on the ballot this fall anywhere in Missouri. The only statewide office up this year is Auditor, and he's a RINO/Republican who is in no danger of losing. No Congressional seats are expected to change hands, and there will be very little change in the red/blue composition of the state legislature, both chambers are very Republican.
As it is, we're voting on them in August, the primary date.
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What a stupid vote. Just like 2 wolves and a sheep voting on what to have for dinner. Or 2 rapists and a teenage girl voting on the evenings recreational activities. If anti gunners want our guns so bad then just come and kick off Civil War 2 / 2nd war of independence or whatever the hell the powers that be would call said war already.
Under our wonderful government-controlled education system, most folks wouldn't know what "unalieanable" means.
As muzzie terrorists "win" simply by drawing their target into battle, the loyalists win even if the measure passes. People vote this through and the IDEA that it's even open to the vote is ACHIEVED. That is the real long term goal. It's just like the carry permit - it's claimed to be "advancing" your rights when TRUTH is that permit structures are just more gun CONTROL!
Sad it is to see my country circling to toilet bowl drain like this.
quote"Under our wonderful government-controlled education system, most folks wouldn't know what "unalieanable" means."unquote
Ha! Some folks in the DCOTP(tm)(Dumbest Country on the Planet)can't figure out how many sides a triangle has...
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=k0RH0cYs4lw
I pretty much watched this thing being born and raised in the legislative process, from pretty much a front row seat.
Of course I'll be voting for it, but no matter if it wins or loses, nothing will legally substantively change.
I'm wondering why we're having this vote at all. Maybe this and other referenda on the ballot in the state this year was meant to go on the November ballot to drive red team turnout, even though there's really nothing of circumstance in way of big Republican-Democrat political races on the ballot this fall anywhere in Missouri. The only statewide office up this year is Auditor, and he's a RINO/Republican who is in no danger of losing. No Congressional seats are expected to change hands, and there will be very little change in the red/blue composition of the state legislature, both chambers are very Republican.
As it is, we're voting on them in August, the primary date.
If something is inalienable, it's not subject to a vote. It doesn't matter if 50.0001% or 99.9999% of morons think they can take it away.
The other commenter is exactly right. It's a mistake to even acknowledge the premise by holding a vote to that effect.
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