jlf1961 -> RE: The Best Historic Argument in Keeping Guns. (11/5/2015 9:38:00 AM)
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ORIGINAL: lovmuffin I'm happy to have him. He's produced and acted in some of the best movies of all time. He is one reason I can see for keeping a gun handy is one of the most absurd things that has been said on this forum. Ya think he's gun'a come come in with his guns blazing shootin up the town ?? Right and his anti-semitc rants are just part of his appeal, or his threats to his former girlfriend? Considering his much publicized tirades over the last few years, and the "poetic license" he has taken in his "historic" dramas, whatever credibility he had as a film maker was trashed years ago. Also, almost unbelivably, his publicized rants to police and his ex actually proved that gun laws, when the information is up to date, work. Shortly after the recording of his threats to his ex girlfriend were made public, and the subsequint protective order issued, the esteemed Mr. Gibson was denied 3 times in his attempt to purchase firearms in the state of California. It seems to me people like to pile on when someone is down. On 2 of his historic dramas he got it pretty much spot on, at least if you don't consider the bible and the life of Christ pure fantasy. So he's had a few emotional problems and hasn't done much professionally during the last few years. Keep on kicking him. I still doubt if he's really going to come in and shoot up the town. If he wants a gun do you really think the NICS is ultimately going to stop him ? First, NCIS is the Navy Criminal Investigative Service, we are referring to NCIC. Second, under US Gun law, anyone with a protective order against them cannot legally own a gun, of course, considering that for state and local agencies, the input of the necessary data is purely voluntary. Third, the "historic" dramas I was referring to were Braveheart and Patriot. I have to admit, the Brits never locked an entire town or village in a church and burned them alive, first, and second, as far as the story of William Wallace, everybody that knows anything about history considers that one the biggest joke in "historic" drama.
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