Archive for June, 2015

LGBT Pride Month -WTF? Why?

Posted: June 11, 2015 by gamegetterII in Uncategorized

Ohio’s leftist Senator supports this shit-the LGBT population is less than 1.5% of the U.S. population-I don’t know about anyone else-but I’m so sick of hearing about this bullshit,I want to puke.

Here’s Sherrod Brown’s e-mail on the subject….you may need a barf bag and eye bleach after reading it…

Each June we celebrate LGBT Pride month — an opportunity for us to honor the bravery and persistent work of activists, advocates, and allies in ensuring equality for all. While the United States has made great strides in equality for lesbian, gay, bisexual, and transgender (LGBT) individuals, there is still more work to be done to ensure that all Americans enjoy the same civil rights.

Ohio is home to many courageous men and women — one, in particular, who has taken his struggle for justice for his marriage all the way to the Supreme Court. In the process, he has become a unifying symbol in the fight for LGBT equality and justice. Cincinnati’s Jim Obergefell married his husband, John Arthur, in Maryland after a 20-year relationship. Shortly after, Arthur passed away from amyotrophic lateral sclerosis (ALS). Because the couple lived in Ohio, a state that does not recognize same sex marriage, Jim is fighting to be listed as the surviving spouse on Arthur’s death certificate. This spring, the United States Supreme Court heard oral arguments in his case, Obergefell v. Hodges, which may determine whether or not it is constitutional for a state to refuse to recognize same sex marriage licenses issued in another state.

Jim’s courageous fight and love for his husband remind us that all Americans deserve full civil rights under the law, regardless of whom they love or where they live.

Sen. Brown meeting Jim Obergefell in April 2015.

As the struggle for equality and inclusion continues, Sen. Brown will continue to work to make sure that LGBT Americans’ equal rights are recognized and protected.

The level of stupidity from elected gov’t officials is astounding-who voted for these idiots?

Just think how hard some of us worked for the tax $$$ that’s been pissed away since 9/11/01-and nothing’s changed.
Likely due to to many chiefs and not enough Indians-lifelong .gov inc. employees are no longer capable of rational thought.

Black3Actual's avatarTHE ROAD TO CONCORD

This is the second of a two-part post.  In the first part (find it here), I developed a better definition of what we actually mean by slavery. In this post, we are going to hold that definition up against some of the things we do in our society today to see whether or not we actually support slavery.  But first, let’s review the definition we developed:

Slavery is the sustained practice of forcing another person to work — against their will — for the material gain of another.

Now, let’s see what this definition tells us about the practices we support without realizing they constitute slavery.

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It was only a matter of time before government technology caught up with Hollywood’s version of identifying suspects’ tattoos based on computer algorithms.

Law enforcement officials are working with computer scientists to develop tools to analyze tattoos through image recognition software. The National Institute for Standards and Technology hosted a tattoo recognition technology challenge workshop earlier this week asking scientists and engineers to come up with better ways to automate tattoo recognition to identify criminals and victims in a faster, more comprehensive way.

On Wednesday, June 10, 2015, Chairman of the House Committee on Natural Resources Rob Bishop (R-UT) introduced H.R. 2710, the “Lawful Purpose and Self Defense Act of 2015.”  This bill would remove BATFE’s authority to interpret or reinterpret the “sporting purposes” clauses in federal law, which only serve to undermine the core purpose of the Second Amendment. Under Chairman Bishop’s legislation, all lawful purposes – including self-defense – would have to be given due consideration and respect in the administration of federal law.

The U.S. Supreme Court ruled in District of Columbia v. Heller that the core purpose of the Second Amendment is self-defense. Nevertheless, many federal laws that regulate the importation, possession and transfer of firearms measure the lawful utility of firearms based on their usefulness for so-called “sporting purposes.”

The term “sporting purposes” is undefined by federal statute and has been subject to several reinterpretations by the BATFE and its predecessor agency.  BATFE and anti-gun administrations have exploited the lack of a clear definition of “sporting purposes” to bypass Congress and impose gun control through executive fiat. The most recent (and perhaps most infamous) example of this was the Obama administration’s attempt to ban a highly popular form of ammunition for the AR-15, America’s most popular rifle.

H.R. 2710 would put a stop to this for good and accomplish the following essential reforms to federal firearms laws:

Eliminate ATF’s authority to reclassify popular rifle ammunition as “armor piercing ammunition.” The federal law governing armor piercing ammunition was passed by Congress to target handgun projectiles, but BATFE has used the law to ban common and popular rifle ammunition, as it recently attempted with M855/SS109 5.56×45 ammunition.

Provide for the lawful importation of any non-NFA firearm or ammunition that may otherwise be lawfully possessed and sold within the United States. BATFE has used the current discretionary “sporting purposes” standard to deny the importation of firearms that would be perfectly legal to manufacture, sell, and possess in the United States.

Protect shotguns, shotgun shells, and certain rifles from arbitrary classification as “destructive devices.” Classification as a destructive device subjects a firearm to the registration and taxation provisions of the National Firearms Act (NFA) and creates a ban on possession of such firearms in some states.

Broaden the temporary interstate transfer provision to allow temporary transfers for all lawful purposes rather than just for “sporting purposes.”

Tyler, TX — Last week, police in Texas heroically saved the town from likes of two young girls who attempted to open a black market lemonade stand. The girls, one 7-year-old and one 8-year-old, dared to try to raise money to buy a Father’s day present for their dad by setting up a lemonade stand in their neighborhood.

Andria and Zoey Green told ABC affiliate KLTV they were trying to raise about $100 for a Father’s Day present. They wanted to take him to Splash Kingdom.

Over the weekend, the two young entrepreneurs took to the streets with their delicious batch of homemade lemonade and began to provide willing customers with their product. Only one hour into their business endeavour, these girls had raised 25% of their goal.

However, their cash cow would be shut down not long after it started. Overton police chief Clyde Carter showed up along with the city code enforcer and shutdown their criminal operation.

The girls had violated Texas House Bill 970, or the Texas Baker’s Bill, which does not allow the sale of food that needs time or temperature control to prevent it from spoiling. Since the lemonade would eventually grow mold after being left out for days, police said they needed an inspection from the health department and a permit to sell it and deemed their operation “illegal.”

The cost of the permit is $150 dollars.

“It is a lemonade stand, but they also have a permit that they are required to get,” Chief Carter said.

lemonade

Video here…

Political correctness run amok

How About….

Posted: June 11, 2015 by gamegetterII in Uncategorized

MaddMedic's avatarFreedom Is Just Another Word...

We start with you and the rest of the United Nations thugs, rapists and murderers??

Christiana Figueres, the Executive Secretary of the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change, recently stated in an interview that the Earth is already over burdened with people and that we should look at depopulating the planet.

“There is pressure in the system to go toward that; we can definitely change those, right? We can definitely change those numbers,” Figueres stated.

“Really, we should make every effort to change those numbers because we are already, today, already exceeding the planet’s planetary carrying capacity.” she claimed.

“So yes we should do everything possible. But we cannot fall into the very simplistic opinion of saying just by curtailing population then we’ve solved the problem. It is not either/or, it is an and/also.” Figueres continued.

Figueres also blatantly stated earlier this year that the true purpose of the…

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Black3Actual's avatarTHE ROAD TO CONCORD

Do not just read the title of this post and dismiss it.  You may think you do not support slavery, but are you sure?  Are you really sure?  How much time have you spent thinking about slavery?  Have you spent any time thinking about what you mean by the word?  If you haven’t, you might not want to ignore this post.  After I spent some serious time thinking about what slavery actually means, I was surprised to realize that — at one time in my life or another — I have supported slavery.  But, had you asked me at those times, I would have sworn that I was absolutely opposed slavery in any and all of its forms.  I would have also been wrong.  So, for you, the question you have to answer is this: Do you actually support slavery without realizing it?

This is how the dictionary defines SLAVERY:

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