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Originally Posted by oscardeuce
http:///forum/post/3199732
i have to wait to buy a gun even though those little words "shall not be infringed" are in the constitution.
Let them wait.....a 30 day waiting period between buying your ticket and flying into the us for all wihtout a valid us passport.
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bionicarm

bionicarm

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Originally Posted by oscardeuce
http:///forum/post/3199732
I have to wait to buy a gun even though those little words "shall not be infringed" are in the Constitution.
Let them wait.....a 30 day waiting period between buying your ticket and flying into the US for all wihtout a valid US passport.

30 day waiting period? Sounds good to me. Unless it's for business, I rarely book any vacation air travel less than 90 days out. If I go international, it's closer to six months. I imagine the same is true for anyone from another country coming to the US. I'd also implement a full background check requirement for anyone traveling to or from the US that wants to purchase a one-way ticket to their destination. That alone should raise some sort of red flag.
 
reefraff

reefraff

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Originally Posted by bionicarm
http:///forum/post/3199771
30 day waiting period? Sounds good to me. Unless it's for business, I rarely book any vacation air travel less than 90 days out. If I go international, it's closer to six months. I imagine the same is true for anyone from another country coming to the US. I'd also implement a full background check requirement for anyone traveling to or from the US that wants to purchase a one-way ticket to their destination. That alone should raise some sort of red flag.
I remember back in 88 it took me 3 weeks to get an expedited passport to go to Europe for business. But you figure most business people who travel will have a passport so it really wouldn't effect them.
 
reefraff

reefraff

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And the beloved ACLU is already whining because we are adding extra security in places known to have large numbers of terrorists.
 
srfisher17

srfisher17

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National defense, The war on terror, etc will never be priorities in this administration. They are mere annoyances that divert attention, money, and time from promoting socialism.
 
srfisher17

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Originally Posted by SteveDave08
http:///forum/post/3201616
Are you related to this guy?
http://gawker.com/5439804/teabagger-...ad-n+word-sign
Not liking our Presidents socialist agenda makes me an stupid, racist, redneck? I guess that would make you.... nah, never mind the name calling. I have never seen any group as totally intolerant of opposing views as the ever-dwindling group of Obama loyalists. If you don't like our Presidents policies, you must be a racist? Absurd, mis-informed, ignorant and very un-American.
 
reefraff

reefraff

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Not that I would make my point in that fashion but I would hardly call that sign racist. Improperly spelled but not racist

What an idiot. I see the point the guy is trying to make but he is too stupid to figure out the media is going to look for and even make up any possible cases of racism they can to make them look bad. Why hand it to them on a silver platter.
 
bionicarm

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Did you hear the report of what happened at Newark last night? One of the bigger concourses was packed with people trying to leave Newark. Some nimrod sees whoever he was waiting for coming down the aisle on the other side of the security gate. Instead of waiting for this person to get past the security check, this guy mistakenly goes around some clear glass to meet the person, only to find out he was actually going around and circumventing the security checkpoint. All these bells and whistles go off, and they shut the concourse down. Then they force every person that had already gone through security, even people just about to board their flights, back outside the security area for over 6 hours. They were showing pictures of it on the NBC Nightly News, and people looked liked packed sardines, even sitting around on the stopped escalators. When they finally realized it was just some idiot not knowing he was walking through a secured entry, they opened the security lanes back up. People started stampeding towards the security lines, and a few people got hurt in the melee. Whats comical (if you want to call it that), half the flights got cancelled, and all these people sat around the airport for hours for nothing.
A couple weeks ago, this honest mistake by some guy would've been a basic detainment of this guy, with the security checks proceeding as normal. Now, we'll have total lockdowns of airports with delays and cancellations of flights. Welcome to be the future of airline travel.
 
stevedave08

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Originally Posted by reefraff
http:///forum/post/3201699
Not that I would make my point in that fashion but I would hardly call that sign racist. Improperly spelled but not racist

What an idiot. I see the point the guy is trying to make but he is too stupid to figure out the media is going to look for and even make up any possible cases of racism they can to make them look bad. Why hand it to them on a silver platter.
I know what he was trying to say, like you said though, he should've thought it through a little more. Then again, maybe he wanted to be in the spotlight?
Not liking our Presidents socialist agenda makes me an stupid, racist, redneck? I guess that would make you.... nah, never mind the name calling. I have never seen any group as totally intolerant of opposing views as the ever-dwindling group of Obama loyalists. If you don't like our Presidents policies, you must be a racist? Absurd, mis-informed, ignorant and very un-American.
It was a joke Mr. Sentimental. Also, I didn't call you any names. You called that guy a bunch of names and then took it upon yourself to believe I was calling you that. It's extremely funny to me that you consider Obama loyalists to be the intolerant ones. BTW, I'm not an Obama "loyalist". There are things I think he could've done better and things that he needs to do, period, that haven't been done yet. Go put some ice on your butt.
 
srfisher17

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Originally Posted by SteveDave08
http:///forum/post/3202017
I know what he was trying to say, like you said though, he should've thought it through a little more. Then again, maybe he wanted to be in the spotlight?
It was a joke Mr. Sentimental. Also, I didn't call you any names. You called that guy a bunch of names and then took it upon yourself to believe I was calling you that. It's extremely funny to me that you consider Obama loyalists to be the intolerant ones. BTW, I'm not an Obama "loyalist". There are things I think he could've done better and things that he needs to do, period, that haven't been done yet. Go put some ice on your butt.

It sure is easy to make assumptions about people you nothing about, isn't it?
 
srfisher17

srfisher17

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Originally Posted by reefraff
http:///forum/post/3201699
Not that I would make my point in that fashion but I would hardly call that sign racist. Improperly spelled but not racist

What an idiot. I see the point the guy is trying to make but he is too stupid to figure out the media is going to look for and even make up any possible cases of racism they can to make them look bad. Why hand it to them on a silver platter.
If a sign like this, in 2010, doesn't suggest a racist is behind it, what does?
 
reefraff

reefraff

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Originally Posted by srfisher17
http:///forum/post/3202132
If a sign like this, in 2010, doesn't suggest a racist is behind it, what does?
So are all those black rappers using the word in their sings racists? The guy is trying to make a point in a provocative way.
He obviously doesn't understand the political climate well enough to understand his point would be lost because people are more interested in looking for ways to discredit him than debate the issues with him.
 
srfisher17

srfisher17

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Originally Posted by reefraff
http:///forum/post/3202137
So are all those black rappers using the word in their sings racists? The guy is trying to make a point in a provocative way.
He obviously doesn't understand the political climate well enough to understand his point would be lost because people are more interested in looking for ways to discredit him than debate the issues with him.
Maybe a better way of putting it would be to say that the vast majority of folks looking at the idiot with the sign would assume he was racist.
 
reefraff

reefraff

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Originally Posted by srfisher17
http:///forum/post/3202146
Maybe a better way of putting it would be to say that the vast majority of folks looking at the idiot with the sign would assume he was racist.
Yep.
In a culture where Trent Lott was forced to step down as Senate majority leader for telling Strom Thrurmund at his 100th birthday celebration "maybe if you had won we wouldn't have a lot of the problems we do today" it should be a no brainer what people would infer from a sign like that.
 
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