Sentences with phrase «nothing about guns»

Attendees held signs that read «Ban assault weapons,» «Background checks are needed» and «These Republicans will have blood on their hands again if they keep doing nothing about guns,» which had pictures of Sen. Marco Rubio, R - Florida, and Republican Gov. Rick Scott on it.

And another chance for Congress to do something or nothing about gun violence.

Not exact matches

«We talk about nothing, in principle, when it is with a gun to our head.»

Last week: The tectonic shift in the conversation about gun regulations, school safety and mental health since the murder of 17 faculty and students at Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School is nothing less than amazing when, in defiance of the NRA, it produced the first successful gun control measure in Florida in over two decades!

It's utterly amazing that a party of greedy, selfish, materialistic, warmongering, hate - filled people could have won a majority of support amongst Christians, while ranting about taxes, guns, abortion, and gays... four things that Jesus said nothing about.

2 solutions: (1) Why don't the Republicans give us regular always working still poor American people their guns so that we can shoot ourselves, that way they can destroy our Country, sell every stone to the best bidder, including their oil king friends and they have nothing to worry about us anymore - or (2) let's we, the good poor working people fire everyone of them ASAP.

Clearly you know nothing about hunting, wildlife management, or «tranquilizer guns» or tranquilizers.

Yet PRO LIFERS (aka preachers) say absolutely nothing about ease of which people can get guns.

It has nothing to do with GOP or anything... We used to drive around with our guns hanging in the back window of our car... if more people carried guns then maybe people would think twice about acting out and hurting people.

But it is fun to hear people that know nothing about the Bible try to say that God is for gun control...

Conservatives make a big deal about abortion but do next to nothing about starvation (1000s die a day), car and road safety, drug and alcohol abuse, gun safety, drug safety, food safety, water safety, preventable disease, etc. all of which kill vast numbers of people.

The so - called «balanced approach» (a new code word that means the exact opposite from what it would seem) sought by the president is most likely going to be all about restricting guns and nothing but study on reigning in Hollywood for the culture of violence.

It shows some interaction between Bennett and the police — with Bennett telling one officer that another officer pointed a gun to his head (but nothing about blowing it off) and then the officer denying that it happened.

It's like when Americans come to Japan and pretend that their gun control laws (10 gun deaths last year) mean nothing, because they don't understand freedom (Japan is pretty democratic, and unlike the US they use that democracy to vote out their Prine Ministers about every year — pretty sure they understand democracy!).

We hear a lot of stats from the counties about how many licensed gun owners have filed opt - out forms for public disclosure, but absolutely nothing about how many citizens are rushing in to register their «assault weapons.»

There was absolutely NOTHING cold or aloof about his ex-convict, clutching a gun and terrified for his life.

The only problem is that America is still in the process of a widespread national debate about gun control, so when absolutely nothing is made of the case at the heart of the story to make room for the chases and behind - closed - doors intrigue, the issue becomes a mere afterthought, which Runaway Jury indifferently exploits for the purpose of escapism.

This sounds like a great story but it has fallen prey to the extreme right wingers who care nothing about the good things that are discovered in life, but love their guns.

If you know nothing about firearms then taking a gun safety course is essential before purchasing a firearm — even if you don't have any intent of ever using the gun.

I explained to him there is nothing «humane» about horse slaughter. The captive bolt gun used in the U.S. slaughterhouses did not typically render horses senseless before slaughter.

Nothing feels good about infinite, the maps, the guns, anything.

There's really nothing to aim for in this game, whereas with Modern Warfare and MW2, you had to earn you guns and emblems etc. and it made you feel good about it once you achieved your goal.

The AI is not all that good, and there's nothing preventing you from walking straight through large stretches of the game and gunning down your enemies without the need to worry about seeking cover or carrying a low profile.

Other things like guns and explosions and the monster noises are things you've heard in other games and there's nothing much I can say about that.

But there's nothing to worry about because regardless of the lighting, the game still offers amazing run and gun gameplay and the many varied locations actually benefit the experience.

When asked about his eloquent exploration of «instances where Black aesthetics and modernist aesthetics collide,» Davis noted, «race plays a role in as far as my figures are Black... If I'm making any statement, it's to just show Black people in normal scenarios, where drugs and guns are nothing to do with it.»

The owners of the apartment complex claimed that they knew nothing about the manager having a gun and that the manager was acting outside the course and scope of employment.

The Guns of August has nothing to do with humour, lawyers, or life in Vancouver, but it has much to say about the world that started to fall apart in August 1914; and arguably fell apart by 1918.

Last week: The tectonic shift in the conversation about gun regulations, school safety and mental health since the murder of 17 faculty and students at Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School is nothing less than amazing when, in defiance of the NRA, it produced the first successful gun control measure in Florida in over two decades!

Pointing to the Second Amendment defenses of gun rights, she highlighted the phrase «well - regulated,» noting «there's nothing well - regulated about an 18 - year - old with an assault weapon.»

The U.S. government was spending $ 240 million a year on traffic safety research but almost nothing on firearms safety research, the authors wrote: «Most politicians fear talking about guns almost as much as they would being confronted by one, but these fears are senseless.

Toronto - the - good would have been shocked, as was I. Nothing like that here, then, in safe - town, where the only known or talked about guns were in the movies.

In our opinion, nothing about David, including his home and the gun lamp — which is on an automatic timer and has passersby leaving notes inquiring where they can get one — is subtle.