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What a retard.

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He says that as a veteran, so only he is qualified to decide if "assault weapons" are suitable for the general public to own.  

He says that they are not for target shooting and sport.

What a moron.


How do these fucking liberal assholes think that they are going to win the public over by blathering incoherently?

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Those posts are always made up by a lib.

Lies and more lies.

It's what they do.

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He says that as a veteran, so only he is qualified to decide if "assault weapons" are suitable for the general public to own.  

He says that they are not for target shooting and sport.

What a moron.


How do these fucking liberal assholes think that they are going to win the public over by blathering incoherently?

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The entire point of the Second Amendment is to make people dangerous. That's why it's there.

Thanks for your useless opinion, guy.

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I do believe mister butler needs to be introduced to The Streisand Effect.

I wonder if his clients know his stance on the 2nd?



ETA:

Atlantic Coast Contractors Inc
7680 Townsend Drive
Denver, NC 28037
Phone: (704) 483-7120
Web: www.atlanticcoastcontractors.net

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Strong smell of bullshit there.

I wonder what his DD214 really says.

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Strong smell of bullshit there.

I wonder what his DD214 really says.

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What a lying piece of shiite....

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I have a concealed carry permit just in case I need it – not to carry routinely.  



How do you know when you're going to need it?
If you dont carry regularly and feel the need to carry occasionally, you probably really shouldn't be going whereever that is in the first place.
Thank you for your service to our country but you're a fucking idiot.

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I honestly can't think of enough ways to tell that guy to go fuck himself.

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Probably a dupe

John S. Butler owns a construction company in Denver, N.C.  I am sure NCHTF will let this guys views be known.


Bite me and blow my dog you fudd traitor (now that the formalities are out of the way).



Family and friends have convinced me it’s time to speak out. All the rhetoric and boasting swirling around social media about gun rights and gun control is so loud and, at times, irresponsible that it’s becoming meaningless.

I am calling on veterans who have served in active combat – lived and almost died depending on the assault weapon strapped to your body – to speak out. We are the people who have true insight on this issue. Without wealth and connections to keep a deferment, I was drafted and in active combat for a year in Vietnam from Nov. 1967 to Nov. 1968. During the Tet offensive in Jan. ’68, some of the worst fighting in the war, I was frequently in first-hand combat along the Mekong River and through the rice paddies in the delta radioing coordinates for artillery firepower.

Assault weapons are just that: for assault. They are not for the general public to play at target practice or use for sport. They are too dangerous. The general public is not trained sufficiently nor mentally strategic enough to understand their raw power. They should be in the hands of only the military and tactical, highly trained law enforcement.

Disagree with me? If you’re a veteran and served in active combat with an assault weapon, I value your opinion – even if it differs from mine. If you’re simply a gun enthusiast who believes it’s your inalienable right to play with assault weapons, I don’t value it because you really don’t understand the consequences – you haven’t witnessed them. If that’s who you are and what you want, join the military and be useful with that.

I believe in the Second Amendment. I own a gun. I have a concealed carry permit just in case I need it – not to carry routinely. What’s the old saying ... if you carry around a hammer, you’re always looking for a nail?

I also understand the Second Amendment’s purpose when it was written and the state of weaponry when it was created. It’s called perspective – useful when you’re forming opinions and making decisions.

I call out our N.C. senators in Washington who consistently vote against stricter background checks, reinstating the assault weapons ban, and not preventing people on the terrorist watch list from buying guns. I’m amazed that politicians like Thom Tillis accept immense amounts of NRA donations and think we don’t understand that compromises the way he votes. I may not have gotten a college degree because I was fighting a war, but I’m smart enough to figure that out.

It’s time we expect more from our politicians, and be more responsible ourselves. I’m starting here.

Left cold:  http://www.charlotteobserver.com/opinion/op-ed/article85358432.html

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Those posts are always made up by a lib.

Lies and more lies.

It's what they do.

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The AR-15 is not an assault weapon. The AR-15 is not an M-16.

One thing is not like the other.

It’s called knowledge – useful when you’re forming opinions and making decisions.

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I'm a 11B10 with 12 months experience in Green Hell 1967-1969.  This fuckstick can go blow a goat.  I've had enough experience to tell you this guy is full of shit.  This is about terrorists and liberals trying to turn the conversation into banning guns.  They will start with Modern Sporting Rifles but we all know that's not where this will stop.  This is more of the progressive mantra "Never let a crisis go to waste."  Too many good men and women have sacrificed their entire existence to insure that "The Bill of Rights" was and is preserved.  Yes, we need to keep terrorists from getting there hands on guns.  You don't accomplish that by denying American citizens their rights.  The Right to Bear Arms, the Right to Freedom of Expression, the Right to Due Process are as sacred as any scripture, and only tyrants and traitors seek to deny to our citizens those protections.  

I'm an old man now my kids are grown and gone.  But I'd gladly sacrifice all that I have to defend the country I love and the oath that I swore 50 years ago.

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What Assault Weapon did Carlos Hathcock use to kill all the VC and NVA with?