Escobar, engaging the good counselor is a fool's errand.Everyone here can see the nonsense this guy offers. The appropriate response, I have learned, is to sit back and laugh.
Watching either of these guys try to "debate" with someone is great. Watching them "debate" each other is awesome. All we need is cbw to enter the fray and we have message board gold
Half of your responses (including your response to this post) are "lolz". And you're really attempting to belittle me?
Found this hilarious quote on the Red Board, in the article about the Super Bowl ad:
"We believe the average, that the majority of the Super Bowl fans have the same values that we have at Daniel Defense," Daniel said on the Fox show. "That is, we believe in protecting our families, we believe in our 2nd Amendment, which is our right to protect ourselves. We believe in the 1st Amendment, which is really the issue here. We're trying to exercise our 1st Amendment rights to give our opinion on the 2nd Amendment and not being allowed to do so."
Funny how dumb he/she think some people are. As Daniel's story goes, his/her company is wanting to place a Super Bowl ad as a Public Service Announcement, because they want to "give [their] opinion on the 2nd Amendment" (lol) . . . . . . not because they want to sell their product. Even if you are a hard core gun supporter, you should be offended that he/she thinks you are so stupid to believe that his/her company only wants to offer its opinion and that is why it wants to buy a Super Bowl ad (lol) . . well, actually its the "tried and true" approach for the NRA too "While widely recognized today as a major political force and as America's foremost defender of Second Amendment rights .. . ." (from the NRA website). . so maybe not.
Nothing gets by the good counselor, does it? Here you go, Vin, once you're finished blowing the lid off that caper you can sink your fangs into some of these "corporate partnerships" over on PBS.ChevronBNSF RailwayBank of AmericaIntelEarthGrainsMonsantoPacific LifeApparently, not only is the good counselor no big fan of constitutional rights, but he also seems to have a problem w/ capitalism too.
Apparently, not only is the good counselor no big fan of constitutional rights, but he also seems to have a problem w/ capitalism too.
lol, as usual you focus on me because you dont have much of a response to the point. Ironically, you're one of the people he/she was speaking to, lol. By the way, the person I quoted wants to sell guns (capitalism) but obviously feels the best way to do that is by playing on your Constitutional fears. Thanks for illustrating that point PERFECTLY with your comment above. I point out the ploy and somehow I am "no big fan of constitutional rights" . . . lol . . . translated: "agree with me or you are not American"
You have no point and you've never had a point Poor Spartan has the patience of a saint and even he can't keep you from shifting, changing and morphing your way from one rant to the next. It's absolutely mind boggling to normal thinking people what causes you to carry on like a village idiot after being exposed so many times. You range from complete ignorance on the subject to feigning some sob sister image to save the country with absolutely no plan whatsoever. I told you well over a year ago to put a plan on the table and to this day we are still here waiting. You're a provocateur, a shameful attention seeker and a complete hypocrite. You cite a false premise and expect others to buy into as if it makes sense. Bucfucious has explained the issues you're dealing with and I've labeled you psycho boy for the same reason. But just be honest with yourself you've been told these things all your life and yet you can't help yourself. You just want any kind of attention you can get. No one here takes you seriously. You've become the butt of this forum not because of your opinions on whatever issue you provoke but because there's no consistency in any of your arguments. With the regard to your latest post. That's whats called institutional advertising. It's very common and been around for ages. let me give you an example. Have you ever seen a TV commercial advertising the need to have a will prepared? But the ad doesn't specify a lawyer? The purpose of the ad is to raise the awareness of having a will and motivate people to get one. Which results in additional clientele. I can only pray that when they do they're able to find a vastly more competent one than a raging fool like yourself. :-* :-* :-*
