65,376,373 Guns Bought Since Obama Took Office...

**Thomas Paine** · February 12th, 2013, 11:34 PM

Originally Posted by rgkitchen

I'm thinking that this number is sorta made up. The White House occupier has been in office for four years. The total output for the top 25 US gun manufacturers for 2010 is about 4.6 million units (handguns, rifles, and shotguns). Say add 2.4 million imported guns, that gives you around 7 million guns manufactured last year. If you associate that production level to the other three years of his occupation, then I come up with 28 million guns of all type manufactured since he has invaded the White House.

Either production has skyrocketed, there are a lot of used gun transfers, or a lot of background checks result in a denied purchase. Or, and this is what I think, the number is made up to frighten the gun phobes out there so that they will DEMAND that this STOP!

you forgot to add in:
glock
arsenal
saiga
century
cz
FN
HK
rock river
sako
steyr
random turkish companies
rock island
etc etc etc.

**ak47fullmag** · February 12th, 2013, 11:53 PM

Originally Posted by Fortytwo

Sadly, I think photoshooter is on the money here. It started in brain-washing of children in schools. Constantly we hear in the news just exactly how extreme a degree the gun-free school zone is being enforced. Nowadays just pointing your fingers and say "bang", drawing a picture of gun, or bring a LEGO figurine with a miniature "gun" can get someone suspended. Then once they have grown up, a slight majority of them have essentially been bribed by the Great Leader into supporting his agendas with the promises of free health care and free food (stamp). When the Great Sugar Daddy says "guns are evil", what would you expect that many/most of them would behave?

amazing how much change for the worse can happen in one generation.

boys use to play with toy guns, and grenade water balloon fights.

now that stuff can get you killed.

**Kabloosh** · February 13th, 2013, 04:21 AM

Originally Posted by GunLawyer001

The average Obama supporter is on the gravy train, and he wants the train to keep chugging forward. Doesn't matter if he earned his benefits through working, through military service, through generous public service union contracts, or is just getting "entitlement charity" by virtue of spitting out bastard children or having a disability (preferably one that still allows one to ski and compete in MMA tournaments.) The key is that the checks are coming, someone else is working today to pay for them, and the recipient really wants the check to continue.

That's about half the country. That's enough. Add in a bunch of people who stopped believing in God or Santa Claus because they can get better results when the govt robs their neighbors for them, and they believe that Congress can make life "fair" by passing even more laws and regulations, and you have a working majority of low-grade slave masters who use the govt to steal for them and force other people to live the way they "should". So the govt may take you to jail for using the word "******", or making your kids work on your farm, or selling milk or eggs that the current trendy science prefers, or for voicing doubts about Global Warming or "Gun Violence Control" or the benefits of American cultural Balkanization. Mandatory "Sensitivity Training" is "re-education camps", no matter what you call them.

We should all have spent more time watching the Mickey Mouse cartoon about the Sorcerer's Apprentice. You can create the monster a lot more easily than you can stop it.

I think most of us are on the gravy train and don't realize it. Even those of us that do we(well I know I) don't completely know how it feels to not be on it.

Even when I've been poor unemployed and no hope for anything things still were pretty decent. I had a roof over my head, food to eat, and stuff to enjoy. The worst I've been through would be considered a godsend to many others across the world.

Most other people you talk to. They don't care or think such a mindset of everything could change tomorrow is just down right insanity. Could things really get that bad in the immediate future? I don't know. I'd prefer not to be caught with my pants down on the toilet and just end up being another tally in a horrific historical statistic.

**GunLawyer001** · February 13th, 2013, 10:30 AM

Originally Posted by Kabloosh

. . . .

Even when I've been poor unemployed and no hope for anything things still were pretty decent. I had a roof over my head, food to eat, and stuff to enjoy. The worst I've been through would be considered a godsend to many others across the world.

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http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QnxL3xRmrRY

**ak47fullmag** · February 13th, 2013, 09:21 PM

Originally Posted by Kabloosh

I think most of us are on the gravy train and don't realize it. Even those of us that do we(well I know I) don't completely know how it feels to not be on it.

Even when I've been poor unemployed and no hope for anything things still were pretty decent. I had a roof over my head, food to eat, and stuff to enjoy. The worst I've been through would be considered a godsend to many others across the world.

Most other people you talk to. They don't care or think such a mindset of everything could change tomorrow is just down right insanity. Could things really get that bad in the immediate future? I don't know. I'd prefer not to be caught with my pants down on the toilet and just end up being another tally in a horrific historical statistic.

hmm. if im on the 'gravy train' now. I`m SOL once it comes to an end.

**photoshooter** · February 13th, 2013, 09:53 PM

Originally Posted by ak47fullmag

amazing how much change for the worse can happen in one generation.

boys use to play with toy guns, and grenade water balloon fights.

now that stuff can get you killed.

I'm with you ak47fullmag. It's a sad state of affairs when a grade school kid gets in trouble for having a paper gun. I'm not quite sure how everything got so screwed up but the brainwashing is a big part of the problem. As for all of the people who think their government will protect them, I wish them luck with that.

**ak47fullmag** · February 13th, 2013, 09:57 PM

Originally Posted by photoshooter

I'm with you ak47fullmag. It's a sad state of affairs when a grade school kid gets in trouble for having a paper gun. I'm not quite sure how everything got so screwed up but the brainwashing is a big part of the problem. As for all of the people who think their government will protect them, I wish them luck with that.

well said...

and not just cause you agree with me.

**nateebobo** · February 13th, 2013, 11:47 PM

Originally Posted by photoshooter

I'm with you ak47fullmag. It's a sad state of affairs when a grade school kid gets in trouble for having a paper gun. I'm not quite sure how everything got so screwed up but the brainwashing is a big part of the problem. As for all of the people who think their government will protect them, I wish them luck with that.

it doesnt have to even be in hand physically anymore, my son at 5 years old damn near got expelled from kindergarten for talking about shooting his .22 a our range out back on the bus, on his way home. some other kid told their mom when they got home and she was apparently offended. fwiw, she was more offended after we were called to meet with the principle and i was able to let her know how i felt about it.