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midnight rambler
25th May 2013, 06:56 PM
Indoctrinating young adults -


ANNANDALE-ON-HUDSON, N.Y. (AP) — Former U.S. Rep. Gabrielle Giffords urged a group of newly minted college graduates on Saturday to change the world — starting tomorrow.
The former Arizona congresswoman and her husband, retired astronaut Mark Kelly, addressed graduates at Bard College.
Giffords was among 13 people wounded in a January 2011 shooting outside a Tucson, Ariz., supermarket that left six others dead. The Democrat resigned from Congress a year later.
Kelly spoke first, with Giffords offering a brief address and receiving and an honorary Doctorate of Humane Letters.
Giffords told the more than 600 graduates at Bard that their "future shines bright."
"Starting tomorrow you can change the world," Giffords said. "The nation's counting on you to create, to lead, to innovate — but today we are celebrating you. Be bold, be courageous, be your best."
As he introduced his wife, Kelly told the graduates Giffords is still making progress in her recovery from the 2011 shooting.
"I know that someday soon, Gabby will be giving these speeches in their entirety," he said.
Kelly spoke about the couple's new political action committee, Americans for Responsible Gun Control, that seeks to limit the size of ammunition magazines and expand background checks for gun purchases.
Kelly said the organization is focused on keeping communities safer while protecting the Second Amendment.
He said since the shooting at Sandy Hook elementary last December, Giffords has been more involved in the movement for sensible gun control.
"Gabby's challenge now is to lead us forward and to bring more and more people with her," Kelly said.
"We are the counterbalance to the professional gun lobby — a truly citizen-based, people-driven movement to reclaim this debate and find, in the great tradition of our democracy, moderate, pragmatic solutions that respect our American values of the right to bear arms and the right to safety."




Lying Communist rat bastards.

http://news.yahoo.com/giffords-husband-address-graduates-bard-213611551.html

madfranks
25th May 2013, 08:07 PM
the right to safety.

There is no right to safety. The founding fathers (for the most part) gave us a government that protected our liberties, with safety being something we provided for ourselves. Too bad that most of those graduates don't realize that trusting the government to provide you with safety is the most dangerous game in the world.

Hatha Sunahara
25th May 2013, 08:49 PM
You should be afraid of guns, not criminals. If we took away everybody's guns (except those of the government) there would be nothing to be afraid of.

Why do so many people believe the government is benign? It's not.


Hatha

iOWNme
26th May 2013, 06:05 AM
Ever notice this is an ongoing meme with ANYONE who imagines themselves to be 'Authority'?

The President says it all the time, that his job is to 'protect the American people' or to 'keep America safe'.

Where is this undying notion of 'Federal Protection'? In which document does it exist? In which oath is it written?..........

For those that think 'Government' is there to protect its citizens, READ MY SIG:

Twisted Titan
26th May 2013, 07:59 AM
There is no right to safety. The founding fathers (for the most part) gave us a government that protected our liberties, with safety being something we provided for ourselves. Too bad that most of those graduates don't realize that trusting the government to provide you with safety is the most dangerous game in the world.


When you ask The Devil to help you cross the street.....rarely does he let your hand go when you get to the other side.

VX1
26th May 2013, 08:49 AM
When you ask The Devil to help you cross the street.....rarely does he let your hand go when you get to the other side.

Another excellent entry into "TT's Big Book of Signatures and Quotes".

madfranks
26th May 2013, 11:24 AM
READ MY SIG:

I love it; is that original to you?

iOWNme
26th May 2013, 11:45 AM
I love it; is that original to you?

No, it is a quote from the book 'The Most Dangerous Superstition' - By Larken Rose

gunDriller
26th May 2013, 02:24 PM
>"We are the counterbalance to the professional gun lobby — a truly citizen-based, people-driven movement to reclaim this debate and find, in the great tradition of our democracy, moderate, pragmatic solutions that respect our American values of the right to bear arms and the right to safety."


So - .50 Caliber & Lapua .338 all around ?

if we can have 'cash for clunkers', why can't we have "Peso's for Pea-shooters" ?

i'll turn in my Wrist Rocket sling-shot. the government gives me $1K towards a handgun/ rifle 2-fer.


if we can stimulate the American auto industry, why can't we stimulate the American gun industry ?

"i promise not to shoot Gabby Giffords" - that could be our Pledge.

midnight rambler
26th May 2013, 02:32 PM
if we can have 'cash for clunkers', why can't we have "Peso's for Pea-shooters" ?

The biggest problem with that so-called 'cash for clunkers' is that it took a whole lot of still running reasonably good condition yet older AFFORDABLE cars out of the used car/secondary market inventory as well as destroying engines which could have been used to extend the service life of other older cars (since it was mandated that the engines had to be destroyed before sending them to recycling). You better believe that anything the feral.gov gets a hold of will be summarily destroyed - just as always been the case for so-called 'gun *buybacks*'. Death and destruction is the way of the banksters' feral.gov.

gunDriller
26th May 2013, 02:46 PM
The biggest problem with that so-called 'cash for clunkers' is that it took a whole lot of still running reasonably good condition yet older AFFORDABLE cars out of the used car/secondary market inventory as well as destroying engines which could have been used to extend the service life of other older cars (since it was mandated that the engines had to be destroyed before sending them to recycling)

someone in the car industry told me the details. i was amazed.

yeah, they actually pour some gunk in the engine to ruin it, on old cars. those cars could have been driven by a teen-ager, or exported to Argentina - they were far from useless.

Cash for Clunkers was a very wierd make work program.


it was also interesting how CONgress had to debate FOREVER about giving $30 Billion to the Auto industry - thereby helping to preserve the jobs of about a million mostly Gentiles for a few years.

BUT when the way more Jewish banksters came asking for $Trillions, CONgress is like, "oh, yeah, sure. No Problem." - but it's not like they saved the jobs of 1 million banksters.


CONgress = $Trillions for Jew jobs, $Billions for Gentile jobs.

CONgress showed their true nature. the Zio-media was too chicken to report on it.