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The article states a "sniper" shot at the cop. The true meaning of sniper is MILITARY person using a rifle for that specific purpose. The author of the article misused the term. This seems to be very common today...…...using the wrong adjective or adverb to describe something which is NOT true...……….
The article states a "sniper" shot at the cop. The true meaning of sniper is MILITARY person using a rifle for that specific purpose. The author of the article misused the term. This seems to be very common today...…...using the wrong adjective or adverb to describe something which is NOT true...……….
agreed... but to morph the one use of "sniper" to "sniper rifle" and then morph that into gun grabbers wanting to ban them is rewriting the article intentionally to troll/rant.
All this talk of supporting the 2nd Amendment, and I've yet to see a well regulated militia. I see a bunch of yahoos wanting to have the right to bear whatever and how many arms they want, but somehow the words "well regulated" seem to missing from all the rhetoric. How can people who can get as much ammunition as they want or who can escape through the gun show loophole consider themselves regulated?
Well regulated in this context doesn't mead what you think it means. I'm willing to bet you knew this but don't really care.
I'm sure it's not much of a head when she's done. I don't know why anyone needs so much fire power for wildlife. A friend of mine had her spouse murdered by an AR-15. She was unidentifiable.
Because it's the bill of rights, not the bill of needs.
Well regulated in this context doesn't mead what you think it means. I'm willing to bet you knew this but don't really care.
The Founding Fathers intent and use of "well regulated" has been covered in POC and elsewhere ad nauseam and there is also a wealth of historical and grammatical analysis of the wording and context of the Second Amendment to be found online. They either choose to remain willfully ignorant, or are incapable of learning anything but what they're fed by their controllers ... or they are simply trolls.
It also means abiding by rules and regulations. I'll go with that.
Oh we're choosing our own definitions, ok.
Trobe - as per the urban dictionary has two meanings, the second of which is "idiot". As you say, I'll go with that. There are a number of equally applicable hashtags associated with that definition that help cement the case for that one being the right one.
I'm sure it's not much of a head when she's done. I don't know why anyone needs so much fire power for wildlife....... .
PRECISELY!
As oppose to killing the bird with a shot gun........and having to dig all that shot out of your meat, she dispatches the bird by taking off the inedible head.
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Originally Posted by jeffdoorgunner
The article states a "sniper" shot at the cop. The true meaning of sniper is MILITARY person using a rifle for that specific purpose. The author of the article misused the term. This seems to be very common today...…...using the wrong adjective or adverb to describe something which is NOT true...……….
Hate to tell you this , but there is no such thing.
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