mcgruff10 said:

Spiritual_Chaos said:

Thirty Bills Unpaid said:

josevolution said:

mcgruff10 said:

dignin said:

mcgruff10 said:

brianwp said:

David. He supports 2A and has guns in his house. 

I find it hard to believe that he supports the second amendment.

You should just admit you were wrong and move on. It's getting embarrassing.

The only time I am embarrassed is when I dance; I was actually banned from dancing at both of my weddings.  I have not one ounce of rhythm on the dance floor.  Now don't get me wrong, I could slow dance like a professional in middle school but it has been all down hill since.

Your embarrassing yourself I thought you would be some one I could gang with but hell no never I’m glad my kids aren’t being taught by you ! I’ve had enough I’m drawing an imaginary line and you’ve crossed it so that’s all I won’t respond to your posts  anymore !

Geezuz Jose.

Really?

What @mcgruff10 wrote was pretty damn stupid though.

And he can't even walk it back when he's being called out on his bullshit either. Haha.

To you it Is of course, to me it isn’t.  It’s a god damn opinion. 

Spiritual_Chaos said:

mcgruff10 said:

Spiritual_Chaos said:

Thirty Bills Unpaid said:

josevolution said:

mcgruff10 said:

dignin said:

mcgruff10 said:

brianwp said:

David. He supports 2A and has guns in his house. 

I find it hard to believe that he supports the second amendment.

You should just admit you were wrong and move on. It's getting embarrassing.

The only time I am embarrassed is when I dance; I was actually banned from dancing at both of my weddings.  I have not one ounce of rhythm on the dance floor.  Now don't get me wrong, I could slow dance like a professional in middle school but it has been all down hill since.

Your embarrassing yourself I thought you would be some one I could gang with but hell no never I’m glad my kids aren’t being taught by you ! I’ve had enough I’m drawing an imaginary line and you’ve crossed it so that’s all I won’t respond to your posts  anymore !

Geezuz Jose.

Really?

What @mcgruff10 wrote was pretty damn stupid though.

And he can't even walk it back when he's being called out on his bullshit either. Haha.

To you it Is of course, to me it isn’t.  It’s a god damn opinion. 

opinions can be stupid, and based on nonsense though

Thirty Bills Unpaid said:

Maybe, but there's a ton of stupid stuff written in this forum. I'm not sure it's cool to lash out in such a personal manner. I mean it's one thing to call a guy 'stupid' (sometimes it needs to be said)... it's quite another to gash deeper like Jose did.

oftenreading said:

Pretty mind-blowing to see what lengths the internet tough guys will go to try to defend the indefensible.

So now it's hypocritical to be in favour of gun law reform and also in favour of licensed professionals carrying weapons in the course of their jobs? I must have missed where David Hogg and the other Parkland students said they were against police, the military and professional security carrying weapons. I guess I also missed where they said that no private citizens should be armed, but since the pro-2A folks are saying it, it must be true.

If we're talking hypocrisy, how about the hypocrisy of the "it's all about the Constitution, dummy" pro-second amendment folks threatening to kill Hogg for exercising his first amendment rights?

For those calling out Hogg for having security, I am guessing you've never had the misfortune to have a stalker or receive death threats. You've probably never had to wonder if this is the day the guy is going to be waiting for you when you leave your house, or work or school, or whether this is the day he's done something to your car, or if he knows which school your kid goes to. I'm guessing you've never had to spend hours giving statements to police about exactly what the person said, and exactly when he said it, and exactly where he said it, and what you understood that to mean, and did you think he was serious, and how exactly did you react? If you've never had to do that, and yet you find David Hogg's use of security to be amusing, then perhaps you should think a little more deeply about the situation until you get a fucking clue. 

unsung said:

  All of this media hysteria is just going to get Trump reelected.  

oftenreading said:

mcgruff10 said:

Spiritual_Chaos said:

oftenreading said:

Pretty mind-blowing to see what lengths the internet tough guys will go to try to defend the indefensible.

So now it's hypocritical to be in favour of gun law reform and also in favour of licensed professionals carrying weapons in the course of their jobs? I must have missed where David Hogg and the other Parkland students said they were against police, the military and professional security carrying weapons. I guess I also missed where they said that no private citizens should be armed, but since the pro-2A folks are saying it, it must be true.

If we're talking hypocrisy, how about the hypocrisy of the "it's all about the Constitution, dummy" pro-second amendment folks threatening to kill Hogg for exercising his first amendment rights?

For those calling out Hogg for having security, I am guessing you've never had the misfortune to have a stalker or receive death threats. You've probably never had to wonder if this is the day the guy is going to be waiting for you when you leave your house, or work or school, or whether this is the day he's done something to your car, or if he knows which school your kid goes to. I'm guessing you've never had to spend hours giving statements to police about exactly what the person said, and exactly when he said it, and exactly where he said it, and what you understood that to mean, and did you think he was serious, and how exactly did you react? If you've never had to do that, and yet you find David Hogg's use of security to be amusing, then perhaps you should think a little more deeply about the situation until you get a fucking clue. 

@mcgruff10 be all:

I still stand by my opinion, I think it is hypocritical and I do think he's definitely anti-gun.  I don't recall saying anything bad about the guy at all or his beliefs so I"m not really getting all the backlash.  But whatever it is cool, I'm used to not having the majority opinion on these forums.
Enjoy your Sunday!  I'm poolside watching my kids push each other in the pool lol.

It’s good to back up an opinion with facts. It’s not so good to double down; actually, triple down, on an opinion once the basis for it has been demolished. Right now your only argument is “I know better than David Hogg what David Hogg thinks and feels”. 

oftenreading said:

mcgruff10 said:

Spiritual_Chaos said:

oftenreading said:

Pretty mind-blowing to see what lengths the internet tough guys will go to try to defend the indefensible.

So now it's hypocritical to be in favour of gun law reform and also in favour of licensed professionals carrying weapons in the course of their jobs? I must have missed where David Hogg and the other Parkland students said they were against police, the military and professional security carrying weapons. I guess I also missed where they said that no private citizens should be armed, but since the pro-2A folks are saying it, it must be true.

If we're talking hypocrisy, how about the hypocrisy of the "it's all about the Constitution, dummy" pro-second amendment folks threatening to kill Hogg for exercising his first amendment rights?

For those calling out Hogg for having security, I am guessing you've never had the misfortune to have a stalker or receive death threats. You've probably never had to wonder if this is the day the guy is going to be waiting for you when you leave your house, or work or school, or whether this is the day he's done something to your car, or if he knows which school your kid goes to. I'm guessing you've never had to spend hours giving statements to police about exactly what the person said, and exactly when he said it, and exactly where he said it, and what you understood that to mean, and did you think he was serious, and how exactly did you react? If you've never had to do that, and yet you find David Hogg's use of security to be amusing, then perhaps you should think a little more deeply about the situation until you get a fucking clue. 

@mcgruff10 be all:

I still stand by my opinion, I think it is hypocritical and I do think he's definitely anti-gun.  I don't recall saying anything bad about the guy at all or his beliefs so I"m not really getting all the backlash.  But whatever it is cool, I'm used to not having the majority opinion on these forums.
Enjoy your Sunday!  I'm poolside watching my kids push each other in the pool lol.

It’s good to back up an opinion with facts. It’s not so good to double down; actually, triple down, on an opinion once the basis for it has been demolished. Right now your only argument is “I know better than David Hogg what David Hogg thinks and feels”. 

I will be spray painting my cap for graduation orange to show my support of common sense gun laws, feel free me to join if you want. #OrangeCaps

David Hogg is postponing college to push gun control

PARKLAND, Fla. — Marjory Stoneman Douglas student David Hogg says he wants voters to know which lawmakers are backed by the National Rifle Association before the mid-term elections.

The #NeverAgain leader and high school senior says he’s postponing college for a year to engage in gun-reform activism, focusing mostly on getting students and others registered to vote for the elections and raising awareness about gun lobbies.

Parkland Students to Announce Nation-Wide Gun-Control Tour

The student gun control activists of Parkland will announce an extensive bus tour Monday featuring 70 stops in 20 states, where the students will advocate stricter gun control legislation and register voters to that end.

The tour, “March for Our Lives: Road to Change,” will be led by David Hogg and Emma Gonzalez, both of whom have established themselves as de facto spokespeople for the youth gun control movement that erupted following the mass shooting at their high school in March.

“I’m glad I’m getting my diploma and not my death certificate,” Hogg, who graduated Sunday with Gonzalez and their fellow Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School seniors, told Axios in an interview to promote the tour.

Gonzalez, who plans to attend the New College of Florida in the fall, believes the tour will help increase support for the youth gun control movement among lawmakers who are concerned about the political implications of publicly opposing a coalition of young people.