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The gun is as safe as the mentality of the person controlling it ... is that why there are so many deaths!
More suckers there than a tootsie-pop factory. What you Leftist Commies at the Pitch and Star dont realize is that your race baiting days are over....we got a Black Muzzy Prez...so shut the Hell up about being down trodden...you know like working class Whites that listen to your crap daily.
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gojo 12/22/2008 11:51:01 AM
He was their Senator for how many years? No one had heard of him and all of a sudden they want to worship the ground he walks on. We voted him into office based on two things. 1.)His speaches made us feel good. 2.)He wasn't Bush. His platform was "Change". He never told us what that meant exactly did he? Why didn't anyone ask? Are these good reasons to vote a complete unknown into the highest office on the planet? Absolutely not, but here we are for better or worse.