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Ok....is it me or does that ad say they have indoor ranges for "Black Power" guns????! I'm sure they mean Black Powder but, can't help exposing the irony.
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geez louise...and high powered "riffles"...someone needs to fire the ad editors.... :lol:
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there add editur must poast hear awl thu tahm.

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'Spec so Dubble Jay....'spec so... LOL
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KBCraig wrote:
lawrnk wrote:Ok, I find it REALLY frightening that the only phrase on the ad in spanish is about gun rental? Is this for the Cholos not ready to commit to a purchase but want to test it out on the street?
Yeah, because that's how gun rental works. :roll:
"On the street" :roll:
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nitrogen wrote:
lawrnk wrote:
Ok, I find it REALLY frightening that the only phrase on the ad in spanish is about gun rental? Is this for the Cholos not ready to commit to a purchase but want to test it out on the street?

Weird
What's wrong with Hispanic folks learning about their second amendment rights?
Nothing, but any hispanic citizen of the US should already be able to speak english. So should I assume this was aimed at illegals?
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lawrnk wrote:Nothing, but any hispanic citizen of the US should already be able to speak english.
"Should be" does not equal "is". Ever been to the Valley? Ever heard of Puerto Rico? There are native-born U.S. citizens whose families have been speaking Spanish in what is now the U.S., for 200 years before the U.S. even existed.

So should I assume this was aimed at illegals?
No, you should assume it was aimed at people who speak Spanish more fluently than English. Some of them are citizens, and others are legal immigrants who can also legally buy guns.

The English requirements for the citizenship test are very minimal; roughly equivalent to being able to visit a foreign country and being able to read traffic signs, and read a menu and order dinner.

Yes, I think every American should be able to speak English, including those for whom "English" is ostensibly their mother language -- rappers and rednecks included.

I also believe every adult should be reasonably fluent in at least one foreign language, and a passing familiarity with a third. I'm not willing to deny them their rights just because they're not, though.
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redneck's a furn language, ainit?

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DoubleJ wrote:redneck's a furn language, ainit?
not when i have a degree in English... it's like listening to spongebob for hours on end... simply mind numbing.
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lawrnk wrote:
Nothing, but any hispanic citizen of the US should already be able to speak english. So should I assume this was aimed at illegals?
That is a huge presumption, and wrong. There are citizens that speak poor English, and many legal aliens that struggle with English. There is no requirement to speak English to visit our country. I just returned from Mexico and the fine folks there had no requirement for us to speak English when we visit them either.
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Lykoi wrote:
DoubleJ wrote:redneck's a furn language, ainit?
not when i have a degree in English... it's like listening to spongebob for hours on end... simply mind numbing.
that explains the lack of humor...
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Liberty wrote:
lawrnk wrote:
Nothing, but any hispanic citizen of the US should already be able to speak english. So should I assume this was aimed at illegals?
That is a huge presumption, and wrong. There are citizens that speak poor English, and many legal aliens that struggle with English. There is no requirement to speak English to visit our country. I just returned from Mexico and the fine folks there had no requirement for us to speak English when we visit them either.
I agree with your first two sentences, but since we're talking about gun ownership, visitors to our country don't enter into the equation.
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This thread has gone seriously off topic.
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HighVelocity wrote:This thread has gone seriously off topic.
Yes it is.

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