A national registry is unlikely because the gun lobby doesn't want people to know how small the gun owning populace really are.
Id like to see: Careful demographic analysis identifies the rebel flag wavingist, bump stock lovingist, full auto feteshingist, Glockaphilic, red state NRA branch anywhere. then, get a few busses and flood them with multiple branches of the "Huey Newton Gun Club" all clamoring for enrollment forms. Put op "H.N.G.C Coming soon" real estate signs on vacant siters all over Whitelandia. Make Jesusland shudder. Season to taste.
Also Heart is most likely your own fault (at least partially), while Cancer often seems to come out of nowhere. It's much more scary. So you give money. With Heart you think you can minimize your risk by living healthy, exercising etc. With cancer? No such luck (although that's not true for all cancers). Coincidentally the same trick works with guns. The big scary boogey man is out to get you, he can come any time out of nowhere without warning, you better have a gun to defend yourself! Car accident on the other hand? Well I'm the one driving so I have control! Obviously not entirely true, but that's the way it works out psychologically. The illusion of control is important. Paradoxically buying a gun gives you that. The Gun lobbyists have a really easy sell. I hate the ********ing Eagles, man.
Yeah, but who among that demographic, even knows who Huey Newton is? Maybe a more contemporary Negro Whose Very Name Induces Fear. Kanye West? Wesley Snipes, LeBron James, PK Subban?
It also would lower their sales at it would allow law enforcement to be able to track straw purchasers and gun show transactions.
There are enough people out there who know how to use google who would figure it out, if not at the age that they would already know.
I was scrolling up as I read this post, and my first thought was, how are Nancy and Ann Wilson our fault? Are you going to blame us for Loverboy too?
Gotta hand it to wingnuts like Steve Scalise. Motherfer's walking around with crutches after barely surviving a shooting and he says "Nancy Pelosi already has a bill ready to ban bump stocks. It's a slippery slope (eroding 2nd Amend) if you start with bump stocks."
Pretty surprising new development in the LV shooting timeline. The security guard on the 32nd was shot in the leg a good 6 minutes before the gunman opened fire on the crowd. The previous timeline stated he was shot after. The question is that did he call the police or 911 then? if so why it took that long to locate him and the shooter? https://www.cnbc.com/2017/10/10/las...rd-before-mass-shooting.html?__source=Twitter
There is two kinds of music, country and western. The Eagles is western. But I don't blame you, they draw from the same audience. It's a distinction without much difference.
One of the things I read/heard about the response was that a lot of people where phoning in reports that were less than accurate, sending several units to the wrong places. When you consider that many of the people in the crowd and thereabouts were visitors and thus didn't know exactly where they were, that's understandable. The new timeline adds a few questions, though.
That was indeed the reference. Even now, after so many viewings, I can't watch that scene without laughing.
Rule of thumb-- Western is the one with pedal steel, country is the one with banjo. The Eagles had a lot of country-- "Take it Easy," "21," "Journey of the Sorcerer," "Midnight Flyer"-- until they began to replace Bernie Leadon-- "Ol' '55," "New Kid In Town." But really, they were both...