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Nebor

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  1. So what's the curb weight you're shooting for?
  2. You couldn't get them to admit that it's the same god. They'd tell you that the other's god is false. They're entirely different, with totally different teachings. Haven't we outgrown religion as a species yet? :rolleyes:
  3. They're just getting MORE conservative! I don't care which pretend sky man they want to use to justify being nazis.
  4. I'm with you on this one. :huh:
  5. Grant told me he wants to discuss some member issues with you later on.
  6. You call your administrators the dutches? What's the story behind that?
  7. You're saying it's not the government's job to take care of us? Keep us from getting hurt? Watch out for bad decisions we may make? That's preposterous!
  8. B)--> QUOTE(Plan B @ Sep 13 2005, 10:56 PM) ←There is no "God", and if so where is you're proof? You so totally missed that post... Fine, there's no God, let's kill a bunch of babies anyway. Compared to most other 1st world countries, our abortion rates are dangerously low.
  9. If God were angry about abortions, why would he just hit the abortion clinics with rockets, or comets, or frogs, or whatever it is God does these days? If this is true about God, I think we should react to his destruction of New Orleans with an unprecedented number of abortions, really break all the records, you know? That'll show him he can't bully us.
  10. Link just takes me to the supporting member's page.
  11. Why wouldn't you continue driving when the looney got out of his car?
  12. I don't see Doug selling cabinetry here.
  13. And you've never told me once. So your attitude isn't appreciated. I seriously doubt that the people asking are the people you've told before. What do you expect us to do, try to to run a search for when you last told someone?
  14. Heartland Livestock Services?
  15. Sounds like some sort of private security force.
  16. I'm not much of a Glock fan myself. I think my 220, 226, 228, 239 and 245 speak for my allegiance. While a rifle round tends to carry a bit more energy, a hot 10mm or .45 load can come close to those levels of energy. I guess my only question is, why are you concerned about shooting your coworkers? (The ones wearing armour?)
  17. If you were to just have something driven through your heart, sure, it might take twenty seconds for you to fully collapse. But when you're dealing with hundreds of lb\ft of energy, it tends to slap people down. I guarantee that the deer that I've shot haven't seen too many Hollywood movies, and a well placed shot will slap them straight to the ground, with no drama. I also question the reasoning behind carrying AP rounds for self defense, as a civilian. Hoorah for the 10mm though, I remember in the late 80s, it was all but dead, and here it's made quite a comeback.
  18. 10. So that Team America: World Police would be made. Didn't see it 9. Regime Change and to Liberate the Iraqi People from Saddams Dictatorship A noble cause to be sure, but consider the attrocities occuring in Sudan. Would it not have been more noble to correct the injustices being done there? 8. Because Iraq has links to Al Queda. Perhaps a few people in Iraq had links to Al Queda, but the Iraqui government had fundamental conflicts with Al Queda, they were at philisophical war. 7. To be ABSOLUTELY sure that Iraq doesn't have weapons of mass distruction. Do you really want to take that risk? Would you want to have been the president who believed Saddam and allowed us or the middle east to fall under attack? One that could have been prevented if we had followed through and made ABSOLUTELY sure (because, you know, he's never lied before)? North Korea has nuclear weapons. No doubt about it. Iran has weapons of mass destruction, no doubt about it. Should we invade them just in case? You can't justify violating the sovereignty of a nation over a guess, or a gut feeling. 6. To show that even though the U.N. doesn't usually enforce it's own resolutions WE WILL. So should we follow all the U.N. resolutions? You know the UN maintains that civilians in the United States (and elsewhere in the world) should not be allowed ownership of personal firearms. Should we pick and choose the UN resolutions we want to obey? Doesn't that defeat the purpose of the democratic UN? 5. To show that we are going to run an ACTIVE war on terror and to stay on the offensive in that war. So we invade a sovereign nation, armed with rumors which turned out to be untrue, just to make an example out of them? Who's next? 4. To scare anyone else who might be interested in weapons of mass destruction, or at least make them think twice and take us more seriously than they have in the past where we used sanctions and really really mean letters as our method to prevent their spread. Again, making an example out of someone. Someone who didn't really do anything. That's a great example. The United States punishes the innocent alongside the guilty, so you may as well fight us, because we're darn sure fighting you. 3. To create a major power that supports the United States in the middle east and hopefully begin to transform a hostile region into a less hostile one. Man, if only we had done that 50 years ago. 2. To finish what we started in 1991. Again, tough guy talk. Make an example out of them. Finish what we started. Show 'em who's boss. This isn't reasoning, it's machoism. 1. Because we can. Because might makes right, eh? This point is about as valid as #10. Actually, Team America has more merit than "Because we can."
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