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Nous_Defions 2 weeks, 2 days ago on Flea market opening delay irks vendors
Flea market opening delay irks vendors
Please don't confuse the new McGregor building in the industrial park across from the airport with the old building beside the Post office on south Slappey. This article is about the Slappey location.
Nous_Defions 2 weeks, 3 days ago on Flea market opening delay irks vendors
Flea market opening delay irks vendors
What will finally come out is there was not a great deal of research by Mr. Pollard. This industrial building is at least 40 yrs. and not up to modern fire and electrical codes. And in it's current state not suited for a commercial building serving the public. My guess that it will take at least $250,000 to bring it up to code. I'll bet he didn't plan on that much money. Now the old Winn Dixie's in South or East Albany would have been a better choice for a indoor flea market. I wonder also what incentives the EDC gave Mr. Pollard.
Nous_Defions 3 weeks, 3 days ago on Gun bill defeat a win for big business
Gun bill defeat a win for big business
Mr. Wright, before you post your next opinion on gun control, would you mind researching the current State and National laws regarding firearms. I would suggest the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, and Firearms website and Handgunlaw.us. Your previous posts are devoid of knowledge concerning firearms and the laws regulating them. As an rabid Hoplophobe (meaning a fear of weapons and those who possess them) you should use some basic military strategy which is; to gather intelligence on the enemy in order to find his weaknesses. Good luck with that!
Nous_Defions 3 weeks, 3 days ago on Gun bill defeat a win for big business
Gun bill defeat a win for big business
Mr. Wright, before you post your next opinion on gun control, would you mind researching the current State and National laws regarding firearms. I would suggest the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, and Firearms website and Handgunlaw.us. Your previous posts are devoid of knowledge concerning firearms and the laws regulating them. As an rabid Hoplophobe (meaning a fear of weapons and those who possess them) you should use some basic military strategy which is; to gather intelligence on the enemy in order to find his weaknesses. Good luck with that!
Nous_Defions 3 weeks, 3 days ago on Gun bill defeat a win for big business
Gun bill defeat a win for big business
Mr. Wright, read AND comprehend my post above. NO ONE can purchase a gun online and take possession of it without a NCIS check!! There is no ambiguity in my post. Your statement is not truthful.
A fellow by the name of George Orwell once said: "Political language . . . is designed to make lies sound truthful and murder respectable, and to give an appearance of solidity to pure wind."
Nous_Defions 3 weeks, 5 days ago on Gun bill defeat a win for big business
Gun bill defeat a win for big business
There is no truth in the above quote. You can order a firearm online but it must be shipped to a Federal Firearm Licensee (FFL) which is a gun shop and before you take possession a NCIS background check must be done. That's been the Law since 1992. So what's the difference between purchasing "online", or purchasing one on display at a FFL, or purchasing one from a friend, or stealing one in a burglary. All are legal except for the last (burglary). Laws are only obeyed by the Law Abiding.not those that have evil in their hearts. If evil is your intent you will find a way to do harm (have you forgot Boston so soon?), why shouldn't we make a law against evil, Tony?
Nous_Defions 4 weeks, 1 day ago on School police say O'Neal 'slipped through the cracks'
School police say O'Neal 'slipped through the cracks'
Will the Herald publish the name of the Judge, and please include the dates for the Felony Stalking and the Statutory Rape plea. Which one came first? Is there any way we can petition the State Bar to review the body of this Judges work?
Nous_Defions 4 weeks, 1 day ago on School police say O'Neal 'slipped through the cracks'
School police say O'Neal 'slipped through the cracks'
By pleading guilty to a misdemeanor count of statutory rape, O'Neal was able to avoid being placed on the state and federal sex offender registry.
Our anger and frustration should be directed towards this so called "Judge". "Judge" through the Law of Unintended Consequences you are indirectly responsible for the rape of this 14 yr. old child.
Nous_Defions 4 weeks, 1 day ago on Squawk of the day - April 19, 2013
Squawk of the day - April 19, 2013
Sorry, Trudy that is not the truth, a M60 (if you could find one) costs over $28,000 if you go throught the channels Walt explained. Probably closer to $50,000 on the black market. And there is only one case in the last 20 years where a fully automatic "assault" weapon was used in a crime. The Bank robbery in Los Angeles in 1994, and those were illegally converted AK-47's. See the problem here? There was and is a Federal law against converting a semi-automatic to fully automatic. Also laws against robbing a bank, stealing cars, and shooting cops. That did not stop those bank robbers from commiting EVIL. Typical un-informed response is to blame the effect not the cause.
Nous_Defions 4 weeks, 1 day ago on Squawk of the day - April 19, 2013
Squawk of the day - April 19, 2013
I'd like to expand on your comment, The current laws are not lax, the enforcement of those laws are. In 2010 approx. 40,000 convicted felons, those with reported mental health issues, and convicted domestic violence perpetrators were denied purchase of a firearm by the current background check system NCIS. Under current law an attempt to purchase a firearm by these people is a felony. Want to guess how many the Dept. of Justice brought charges against? Just 44, yes that is one thousanth of one percent. What good are more laws if the current laws aren't being enforced? Respectfully awaiting your reply.