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32. Lucky man

Reply to kpete (Original post)

Tue Feb 19, 2013, 06:03 PM

Feb 2013

Lucky there's no law against being a Butthead in the Show-Me state.
He'd be serving hard time.

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Missouri Republican Wants To Make It A Felony For His Fellow Lawmakers To Propose Gun Laws [View all] kpete Feb 2013 OP

They are crazy are they riverbendviewgal Feb 2013 #1

Well, it is just a class D! lupulin Feb 2013 #21

its beyond Crazy... AsahinaKimi Feb 2013 #53

Good grief! AndyA Feb 2013 #2

game on. nt bubbayugga Feb 2013 #3

Another Banana Republican. Those state-level guys are hilarious. TwilightGardener Feb 2013 #4

Don't give them any ideas. arbusto_baboso Feb 2013 #44

The Second Amendment trumps the First Amendment. onehandle Feb 2013 #5

They hate the First Amendment ... earthside Feb 2013 #8

well, YEAH,.. Volaris Feb 2013 #56

How come they all seem to forget one of the first words?? Angry Dragon Feb 2013 #6

Okay, let's extend this to restricting women's choices csziggy Feb 2013 #7

There you go with that liberal logic Hugabear Feb 2013 #15

He'd better make one about involuntary admittance to the looney bin since he's on his way. sinkingfeeling Feb 2013 #9

well if that were the case PatrynXX Feb 2013 #10

USSR? East Germany? China? SoapBox Feb 2013 #11

God I absolutely hate MO legislatives WHO DO NOTHING to HELP this state. benld74 Feb 2013 #12

That is fine as long as he also gets a felonly for proposing a gun law. nt Lucky Luciano Feb 2013 #13

Good god, it's one lunatic after another in this godforsaken country. nt valerief Feb 2013 #14

Too broad....East Kansas is trying to corner the market on "teh crazee"... Moostache Feb 2013 #17

repugs get stupider all the time samsingh Feb 2013 #16

Apparently they don't love the first amendment quite as much as the second. n/t Downtown Hound Feb 2013 #18

Because introducing new laws would be....unlawful! BadgerKid Feb 2013 #19

A cornerstone of democracy is privilege for legislators to propose legislation geek tragedy Feb 2013 #20

Is he this protective of the other nine amendments in the Bill of Rights? yardwork Feb 2013 #22

I thought this was from the Onion but sadly it isn't .... n/t cosmicone Feb 2013 #23

sorry, legislative immunity Deep13 Feb 2013 #24

I wouldn't get bent out of shape over this. SayWut Feb 2013 #25

Talk about false equivalency caraher Feb 2013 #34

Right. SayWut Feb 2013 #39

We duly note that Your Pearls Have Been Clutched! 66 dmhlt Feb 2013 #55

Wrong. ronnie624 Feb 2013 #58

I never fail to be amazed at how incredibly ignorant Zoeisright Feb 2013 #26

It is the state nuts we have to worry about. redstatebluegirl Feb 2013 #27

He's bonkers! City Lights Feb 2013 #28

WTF?! sakabatou Feb 2013 #29

yeah. oh yeah. struggle4progress Feb 2013 #30

Missouri: The home state of Todd Akin and Rush Limbaugh Loup Garou Feb 2013 #31

And to think I moved from the sane state of North Dakota to live here. RC Feb 2013 #41

Lucky man mpcamb Feb 2013 #32

WTF? VA_Jill Feb 2013 #33

just more proof of their delusion and paranoia Skittles Feb 2013 #35

Proposing a law would be covered under the 1st amendment. yellowcanine Feb 2013 #36

Even better loyalsister Feb 2013 #37

At last, some creativity! duhneece Feb 2013 #38

the right of an individual to bear arms, as set forth under the second amendment AlbertCat Feb 2013 #40

With all the people dropping dead of bullet holes, how well regulated can they be? RC Feb 2013 #42

Grandstanding, and stupid at that. krispos42 Feb 2013 #43

When did Missouri change it's motto to SwankyXomb Feb 2013 #45

Seems to me that Missouri is.... 47of74 Feb 2013 #51

Yeah, well I propose Hayabusa Feb 2013 #46

Yep! That is the gist of my post #13 above. Lucky Luciano Feb 2013 #47

He can join my sheriff xmas74 Feb 2013 #48

so it would be illegal to introduce legislation to... mwooldri Feb 2013 #49

F/ck that sh!t blkmusclmachine Feb 2013 #50

It is established jurisprudence... Veri1138 Feb 2013 #52

What's Turbineguy Feb 2013 #54

This is actually a standard MO of many an NRA pushed legislation. Tommy_Carcetti Feb 2013 #57

Ongoing assault by the NRA against public health issues. Ikonoklast Feb 2013 #59

Funny that the NRA's response to Sandy Hook was "It's not guns, it's mental health!" Tommy_Carcetti Feb 2013 #60