Word is that the Bush administration has developed a plan for dealing with our obscene deficit. The plan is to sell Americans stock in a Zimbabwe Bank. They are working on the marketing for the plan at this moment.
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Beach Fanatic
The plan is to sell Americans stock in a Zimbabwe Bank.
This may soon be the only remaining currency worth less than the dollar.
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Oh, and they are also working up legislation to allow for guns to be sold out of vending machines...No wait no hassle. Something oddly congruent with the drive in funeral home.
Beach Fanatic
Yikes.......I'm a gun toting NRA girl....but I think there should be some responsibility with gun ownership, registration, education, etc....
However, there is a saying; When guns are outlawed, only outlaws will have guns..............
However, there is a saying; When guns are outlawed, only outlaws will have guns..............
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Yikes.......I'm a gun toting NRA girl....but I think there should be some responsibility with gun ownership, registration, education, etc....I always heard it as: When marriage is outlawed only outlaws will have in-laws.
However, there is a saying; When guns are outlawed, only outlaws will have guns..............
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outlaws with guns
Your post about guns reminds me of something I witnessed while sitting at a filling station off ! 59 in Bham. A man stood by his car out of the area for gas. Later a man drove up, they shook hands, and man#1 opened his trunk and pulled out several guns. A selection was made, money changed hands and they drove off. Guns are so available and I would think everyone has as many as they need but the market just churns on. It has always fascinated me that the NRA always uses the founding father's intent, or their take on it, as justification for the ease of access to guns. The founding father's experience with guns was, I suppose, limited to muskets. No rapid fire muskets. I also strongly suspect that it was harder to "pack heat" via musket then...tNo one was surprised by someone having a musket with them, there weren't drive by shootings and not many children shot themselves with muskets. There are laws on the books, I know, but they don't seem to work any better than the laws against other behaviors. It is one thing to pass a law and another to pass a law and fund the agencies to adequately or minmally enforce it
Your post about guns reminds me of something I witnessed while sitting at a filling station off ! 59 in Bham. A man stood by his car out of the area for gas. Later a man drove up, they shook hands, and man#1 opened his trunk and pulled out several guns. A selection was made, money changed hands and they drove off. Guns are so available and I would think everyone has as many as they need but the market just churns on. It has always fascinated me that the NRA always uses the founding father's intent, or their take on it, as justification for the ease of access to guns. The founding father's experience with guns was, I suppose, limited to muskets. No rapid fire muskets. I also strongly suspect that it was harder to "pack heat" via musket then...tNo one was surprised by someone having a musket with them, there weren't drive by shootings and not many children shot themselves with muskets. There are laws on the books, I know, but they don't seem to work any better than the laws against other behaviors. It is one thing to pass a law and another to pass a law and fund the agencies to adequately or minmally enforce it
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