I'm voting for Obama in Primary!

[CarolinaGuy]

Originally Posted by KNezz

For me, understanding the need and the right to bear arms was a journey. I never gave a lot of thought about it. I listened to the sound bites without delving deep into the subject. A few years ago I might have said ban all guns. Naivety and complacency makes for bad decision making. Changing one’s mind isn’t a “flip flop” if it’s done with true thought behind it.

Good points. I gotta admit, probably 5 years ago I could've agreed with banning handguns. However, once I started hanging out on a forum that had a 2A section, I slowly but surely began to see the way I do today. Now I can't even reckon what the hell I was thinking.

Originally Posted by reels18

I think you are wrong about him being a constitutional law professor.

I was referring to what he said on his website.

[nfafan]

Originally Posted by bogey1

22000 people showed up for osamas rally in state college, do these friggin people have any idea what the hell they are doing? obviously they dont value their 2nd amendment right. anyway, with these jack wads that are running for prez, i think were in for another four years of shit.

Dewd... Yer talking about Pennsyl-tucky folks showing up at State College for Obama's rally..

Don't you know by now that you can fool some of the voters some of the time, but you can fool ALL of the foolish Pennsylvania voters ALL of the time.

That's a fact. Just look at Harrisburg.

[BerksCountyDave]

Originally Posted by jkp1187

Why not send a reply asking Amanda to clarify?

I sent one saying that I specifically asked for his stance regarding the 2A as it applies to self defense, NOT hunting, and that as far as I could tell I was being met with nothing but smoke and mirrors from Obama's staff. I'm sure I won't get a reply.

[Buckmark.35]

You're talking about a liberal majority in State College area. The town is an academic town and they've got their heads so far up their own asses, they acutally belive their shit don't stink. Most of the supporters were college students from PSU and probably surrounding schools. (Juniata College comes to mind. I went to school there and was pretty disgusted by much of the liberal nonsense they teach.) Can't say i'm suprised that that many people showed up.

[bogey1]

Originally Posted by Buckmark.35

You're talking about a liberal majority in State College area. The town is an academic town and they've got their heads so far up their own asses, they acutally belive their shit don't stink. Most of the supporters were college students from PSU and probably surrounding schools. (Juniata College comes to mind. I went to school there and was pretty disgusted by much of the liberal nonsense they teach.) Can't say i'm suprised that that many people showed up.

damn, i had know idea central pa is so liberal. i figured they live in hunting country so they value there 2nd amendment right..i hope they wake up, damn jack asses...

[LittleRedToyota]

Originally Posted by bogey1

damn, i had know idea central pa is so liberal. i figured they live in hunting country

you can't make a blanket statement about "central PA" that includes both PSU and the surrounding rural areas. outside of PSU...and especially outside state college...i think you will find very few anti-gunners.

however, the native population in that area is not much large and might actually be smaller than the temporary student population.

PSU draws students from all over...and most of them only stay there for 4 years. these people are not actually "central pennsylvanians" any more than someone from potter county who goes to harvard for 4 years is a "bostonian".

[Buckmark.35]

Originally Posted by LittleRedToyota

you can't make a blanket statement about "central PA" that includes both PSU and the surrounding rural areas. outside of PSU...and especially outside state college...i think you will find very few anti-gunners.

however, the native population in that area is not much large and might actually be smaller than the temporary student population.

PSU draws students from all over...and most of them only stay there for 4 years. these people are not actually "central pennsylvanians" any more than someone from potter county who goes to harvard for 4 years is a "bostonian".

I agree.. although there are a lot of people in State College who have been indoctrinated at PSU who stayed there after school. Once you're outside of Bellefonte, it gets rural and thus more conservative... however, it is also a very old area. Old people will vote democrat because, lets face it, they care more about social security and medicare than they do self preservation.. lol. I'm originally from Frenchville (bout 45 minutes northwest of State College), and that's how the old folks feel about it. Although after talking to a few people, it's hard for people from an older generation to choose between a woman and a black man.

[chugger95]

Originally Posted by Buckmark.35

You're talking about a liberal majority in State College area. The town is an academic town and they've got their heads so far up their own asses, they acutally belive their shit don't stink. Most of the supporters were college students from PSU and probably surrounding schools. (Juniata College comes to mind. I went to school there and was pretty disgusted by much of the liberal nonsense they teach.) Can't say i'm suprised that that many people showed up.

You should have came north to Penn College in Williamsport. (tech school owned by Penn State). My one instructor in my major would invite the students and other teachers up to his 400 acre cabin on finals prep day. He'd say "bring your quads, dirt bikes, guns, fishing poles, and if your of age and prefer a certain drink bring that also. I'll supply the hotdogs, soda, and Busch." And we'd spend the day shooting pigeons and targets.

Back on topic though. If Obama, Hillary, McCain or any other candidate was speaking at my school or near there I think I'd go if I had the time. Just to see a possible future president speak, and to hear all the BS that they try to get you to believe they will do. I think it would be a good experience.

[BerksCountyDave]

Originally Posted by chugger95

You should have came north to Penn College in Williamsport. (tech school owned by Penn State). My one instructor in my major would invite the students and other teachers up to his 400 acre cabin on finals prep day. He'd say "bring your quads, dirt bikes, guns, fishing poles, and if your of age and prefer a certain drink bring that also. I'll supply the hotdogs, soda, and Busch." And we'd spend the day shooting pigeons and targets.

Back on topic though. If Obama, Hillary, McCain or any other candidate was speaking at my school or near there I think I'd go if I had the time. Just to see a possible future president speak, and to hear all the BS that they try to get you to believe they will do. I think it would be a good experience.

That sound like one kick-ass instructor.

[ar15jules]

Originally Posted by SteveXD

How I read that statement:

I'll let you keep a single bolt action rifle or shotgun to hunt. Otherwise everything else has no usefulness and I will try my hardest to ban them.

Sincerely,

The Devil

I laughed my ass of at this. Thanks.
Jules