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« Reply #25 on: December 13, 2021, 02:04:26 PM »


This. A lot of Vermonters (including, formerly, Pete Welch) support guns, but for shooting animals, not people. Also there are enough Democrats who are for gun rights, just as there are enough Republicans who are for gun control. Congress doesn't represent this that much since moderates are underrepresented and distributed throughout the districts.


This is why Bernie had a relatively pro-gun record that I wish he’d been more unapologetic about when running for president. I don’t agree with it but I do think it would have been a good way of showing their was actually an issue he was more moderate and pragmatic then other Democrats on and it could have poked a hole in their electability argument.

No, it would have hurt him. Most of the gun-obssessed crackpots who might care about his pro-gunness would back Trump over him anyway. Guns is one of the issues the GOP is most wrong on, along with COVID19, the environment and the election results / January 6.

"Guns is one of the issues the GOP is most wrong on"

LOL wrong. One of the handful of issues they're good on.

I mean, you are from AL, so I guess I couldn't expect much from you, even if you are a Democrat. Common sense gun control shouldn't be an issue and the fact that the GOP has made it one / opposes it just disgusts me.
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« Reply #26 on: December 13, 2021, 02:08:42 PM »


This. A lot of Vermonters (including, formerly, Pete Welch) support guns, but for shooting animals, not people. Also there are enough Democrats who are for gun rights, just as there are enough Republicans who are for gun control. Congress doesn't represent this that much since moderates are underrepresented and distributed throughout the districts.


This is why Bernie had a relatively pro-gun record that I wish he’d been more unapologetic about when running for president. I don’t agree with it but I do think it would have been a good way of showing their was actually an issue he was more moderate and pragmatic then other Democrats on and it could have poked a hole in their electability argument.

No, it would have hurt him. Most of the gun-obssessed crackpots who might care about his pro-gunness would back Trump over him anyway. Guns is one of the issues the GOP is most wrong on, along with COVID19, the environment and the election results / January 6.

"Guns is one of the issues the GOP is most wrong on"

LOL wrong. One of the handful of issues they're good on.

I mean, you are from AL, so I guess I couldn't expect much from you, even if you are a Democrat. Common sense gun control shouldn't be an issue and the fact that the GOP has made it one / opposes it just disgusts me.


Most of these proposals are not common sense, particularly when it comes to "assault weapon" bans.
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« Reply #27 on: December 13, 2021, 02:13:22 PM »


This. A lot of Vermonters (including, formerly, Pete Welch) support guns, but for shooting animals, not people. Also there are enough Democrats who are for gun rights, just as there are enough Republicans who are for gun control. Congress doesn't represent this that much since moderates are underrepresented and distributed throughout the districts.


This is why Bernie had a relatively pro-gun record that I wish he’d been more unapologetic about when running for president. I don’t agree with it but I do think it would have been a good way of showing their was actually an issue he was more moderate and pragmatic then other Democrats on and it could have poked a hole in their electability argument.

No, it would have hurt him. Most of the gun-obssessed crackpots who might care about his pro-gunness would back Trump over him anyway. Guns is one of the issues the GOP is most wrong on, along with COVID19, the environment and the election results / January 6.

"Guns is one of the issues the GOP is most wrong on"

LOL wrong. One of the handful of issues they're good on.

I mean, you are from AL, so I guess I couldn't expect much from you, even if you are a Democrat. Common sense gun control shouldn't be an issue and the fact that the GOP has made it one / opposes it just disgusts me.


Most of these proposals are not common sense, particularly when it comes to "assault weapon" bans.

Why are you a Democrat if you disagree with them so strongly on one of the issues they are objectively most correct on?
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« Reply #28 on: December 14, 2021, 09:49:07 AM »


This. A lot of Vermonters (including, formerly, Pete Welch) support guns, but for shooting animals, not people. Also there are enough Democrats who are for gun rights, just as there are enough Republicans who are for gun control. Congress doesn't represent this that much since moderates are underrepresented and distributed throughout the districts.


This is why Bernie had a relatively pro-gun record that I wish he’d been more unapologetic about when running for president. I don’t agree with it but I do think it would have been a good way of showing their was actually an issue he was more moderate and pragmatic then other Democrats on and it could have poked a hole in their electability argument.

No, it would have hurt him. Most of the gun-obssessed crackpots who might care about his pro-gunness would back Trump over him anyway. Guns is one of the issues the GOP is most wrong on, along with COVID19, the environment and the election results / January 6.

"Guns is one of the issues the GOP is most wrong on"

LOL wrong. One of the handful of issues they're good on.

I mean, you are from AL, so I guess I couldn't expect much from you, even if you are a Democrat. Common sense gun control shouldn't be an issue and the fact that the GOP has made it one / opposes it just disgusts me.


Most of these proposals are not common sense, particularly when it comes to "assault weapon" bans.

Why are you a Democrat if you disagree with them so strongly on one of the issues they are objectively most correct on?


Because I vote primarily based on economic issues. That doesn't mean I'm required to be in favor of banning certain types of firearms out of ignorance. Bernie Sanders was fairly pro-gun until he felt it was an inconvenient position to take in the primary. I support tightening up background check laws, but that's about it.
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« Reply #29 on: December 16, 2021, 07:52:49 PM »


This. A lot of Vermonters (including, formerly, Pete Welch) support guns, but for shooting animals, not people. Also there are enough Democrats who are for gun rights, just as there are enough Republicans who are for gun control. Congress doesn't represent this that much since moderates are underrepresented and distributed throughout the districts.


This is why Bernie had a relatively pro-gun record that I wish he’d been more unapologetic about when running for president. I don’t agree with it but I do think it would have been a good way of showing their was actually an issue he was more moderate and pragmatic then other Democrats on and it could have poked a hole in their electability argument.

No, it would have hurt him. Most of the gun-obssessed crackpots who might care about his pro-gunness would back Trump over him anyway. Guns is one of the issues the GOP is most wrong on, along with COVID19, the environment and the election results / January 6.

"Guns is one of the issues the GOP is most wrong on"

LOL wrong. One of the handful of issues they're good on.

I mean, you are from AL, so I guess I couldn't expect much from you, even if you are a Democrat. Common sense gun control shouldn't be an issue and the fact that the GOP has made it one / opposes it just disgusts me.


Most of these proposals are not common sense, particularly when it comes to "assault weapon" bans.

Why are you a Democrat if you disagree with them so strongly on one of the issues they are objectively most correct on?


Because I vote primarily based on economic issues. That doesn't mean I'm required to be in favor of banning certain types of firearms out of ignorance. Bernie Sanders was fairly pro-gun until he felt it was an inconvenient position to take in the primary. I support tightening up background check laws, but that's about it.

We must agree to disagree on this issue, in that case.
On an unrelated note, what made you an Obama/Trump/Biden voter?
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« Reply #30 on: January 10, 2022, 05:23:29 AM »


This. A lot of Vermonters (including, formerly, Pete Welch) support guns, but for shooting animals, not people. Also there are enough Democrats who are for gun rights, just as there are enough Republicans who are for gun control. Congress doesn't represent this that much since moderates are underrepresented and distributed throughout the districts.


This is why Bernie had a relatively pro-gun record that I wish he’d been more unapologetic about when running for president. I don’t agree with it but I do think it would have been a good way of showing their was actually an issue he was more moderate and pragmatic then other Democrats on and it could have poked a hole in their electability argument.

No, it would have hurt him. Most of the gun-obssessed crackpots who might care about his pro-gunness would back Trump over him anyway. Guns is one of the issues the GOP is most wrong on, along with COVID19, the environment and the election results / January 6.

"Guns is one of the issues the GOP is most wrong on"

LOL wrong. One of the handful of issues they're good on.

I mean, you are from AL, so I guess I couldn't expect much from you, even if you are a Democrat. Common sense gun control shouldn't be an issue and the fact that the GOP has made it one / opposes it just disgusts me.


Most of these proposals are not common sense, particularly when it comes to "assault weapon" bans.

Why are you a Democrat if you disagree with them so strongly on one of the issues they are objectively most correct on?


Because I vote primarily based on economic issues. That doesn't mean I'm required to be in favor of banning certain types of firearms out of ignorance. Bernie Sanders was fairly pro-gun until he felt it was an inconvenient position to take in the primary. I support tightening up background check laws, but that's about it.

I don’t really agree with either of you here but I just find it amusing to witness a debate on gun control between an R avatar and a D one with the opposite positions of what you’d expect from either. The fact that red and blue are also reversed on this site would cause most non-atlasians heads to explode.
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