TSA, gun control and archie bunker....

I found this clip and thought I'd share...gotta LOVE archie!

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reply to post by Neopan100


Lol gooood stuff, I actually agree with his approach to getting rid of terrorists. Give everyone on the plane a gun ha! Makes more sense than this TSA stuff anyway.

reply to post by Sly1one

Give everyone on the plane a gun

It would work.

Why are people laughing at the suggestion?

Very interesting, after watching this video I watched some of your other videos on the value of gold and silver, and they were very informative.

Originally posted by LordBucket
reply to post by Sly1one

 

Give everyone on the plane a gun

It would work.

Why are people laughing at the suggestion?

Oh no I know it would work and I actually agree with it, I'm laughing because its so incredibly obvious and simple, but on the surface to most seems like a horrible idea even though it would absolutely work.

reply to post by Sly1one

to most seems like a horrible idea

Why?

Originally posted by LordBucket
reply to post by Sly1one

 

to most seems like a horrible idea

Why?

because they have been conditioned to think people with guns is dangerous and bad and ya....

reply to post by Neopan100


I wouldn't doubt that if everyone was armed, crime would drop.


Kennesaw, Georgia is an example. Every head of household there is supposed to have a gun. Crime is low. Many people say that this is thanks to that law.

Archie Bunker was my hero growing up.
He was ahead of his time because he told it like it was/is, especially since he had to put up with an angry pacifist libtard for a son in law.

While I never understood why he called Walter Cronkite (aka MSM) a pinko commie, it wasn't until years later that I realized what he meant.

Archie Bunker was the voice of reason in those days. His complete uncensored attitude would be quickly prosecuted today and placed on a terrorist watch list. As raw and harshly discriminatory as his character was, you couldn't help but realize that he was harmless. He wasn't militant. He had his own views but wasn't threatening in any way.

In it's own way, the show was a stab at how the liberal movement was a "fly in the face of common sense" endeavor. I wish people would really act this way instead of talking behind others backs and/or apologizing for how they truly feel. People who do that have to get some kudos for sticking firm to their beliefs unapologetically.

reply to post by PayMeh


You hit the nail on the head with regards to Archie.
Your description should be submitted as a Wikipedia entry for "Archie Bunker".

Although I'm afraid the WikiPedia lefties would probably have it removed almost immediately.

...hmm, maybe that's why they are hurting just like MSNBC?

Notice how they are now making a "personal appeal"?