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HankT
State Researcher
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Posted: Wed Jun 6th, 2007 08:00 pm |
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.40 Cal wrote: Let it go Hank.
Hey, .40 Cal!
I was going to say good goin' for your recent post. Nice use of irony/sarcasm to get your point across. It was very good.
40 Cal wrote: We need more moderation! Please set some more controls on us so that our free speach doesn't offend anyone else. These constant exchanges of individual thought are detrimental to the long-term control of the members of this forum. How can you expect everyone to think the same way if you don't impose stricter moderation? In the name of L Ron Hubbard, add some controls!
BTW:  
Last edited on Wed Jun 6th, 2007 08:01 pm by HankT
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.40 Cal
State Researcher
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Posted: Wed Jun 6th, 2007 08:57 pm |
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| "OK, I'm sorry Hank", .40 says as he cautiously removes the collar and releases the creature on the crowd.
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nakedshoplifter
Regular Member
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Posted: Fri Jun 8th, 2007 03:22 am |
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Wow! The MMM couldn't even find a "MOM" to lead it's D.C. chapter?
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=N-zGk3TPVbg
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bohdi
Regular Member
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Posted: Fri Jun 8th, 2007 03:32 am |
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nakedshoplifter wrote: Wow! The MMM couldn't even find a "MOM" to lead it's D.C. chapter?
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=N-zGk3TPVbg
Funny.
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Tess
Founder's Club Member
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Posted: Fri Jun 8th, 2007 03:33 am |
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nakedshoplifter wrote: Wow! The MMM couldn't even find a "MOM" to lead it's D.C. chapter?
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=N-zGk3TPVbg
If he thinks DC has weak gun laws, I'd like to see what he considers draconian!
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Tomahawk
Regular Member
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Posted: Fri Jun 8th, 2007 04:35 am |
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nakedshoplifter wrote: Wow! The MMM couldn't even find a "MOM" to lead it's D.C. chapter?
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=N-zGk3TPVbg
What a poon. Notice that "comments for this video have been disabled". I guess that's the 3M way: You will sit down, shut up, and listen to us, without comment or arguments.
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Hawkflyer
Founder's Club Member
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Posted: Fri Jun 8th, 2007 04:40 am |
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Tomahawk wrote:
nakedshoplifter wrote: Wow! The MMM couldn't even find a "MOM" to lead it's D.C. chapter?
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=N-zGk3TPVbg
What a poon. Notice that "comments for this video have been disabled". I guess that's the 3M way: You will sit down, shut up, and listen to us, without comment or arguments.
I think it is save to say you may have identified a pattern.
Regards
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nakedshoplifter
Regular Member
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Posted: Fri Jun 8th, 2007 04:47 am |
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Most of the BB Youtube videos do not allow comments.
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Wooley
Regular Member
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Posted: Fri Jun 8th, 2007 06:15 am |
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MMM hereby referred to as 4M...not 3M....
Million Mr. Mom March.
Fauquier....you know, Fauquier for 4M!!!
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VAopencarry
Regular Member
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Posted: Fri Jun 8th, 2007 11:34 am |
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Regarding the legality of the waiver. Let's pretend it was iron clad and binding.
Well the 'meeting' never started. All the video footage is prior to the meeting, that never happened.
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bohdi
Regular Member
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Posted: Fri Jun 8th, 2007 12:04 pm |
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VAopencarry wrote: Regarding the legality of the waiver. Let's pretend it was iron clad and binding.
Well the 'meeting' never started. All the video footage is prior to the meeting, that never happened.
+1 exactly, there was also a third way out that I started with, thank god I didn't have to continue down that road though. Transcribing would have been a mother.
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bohdi
Regular Member
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Posted: Sun Jun 10th, 2007 01:43 pm |
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Since they've refused to completely correct this story, I've sent the following to the papers four editors as well as posted it to the comments section on the story.
Dear Editor,
I am writing because I am disturbed about the way the reporting was done on the article printed last week in this paper regarding a meeting held on 6-4-07 at the Centreville Regional Library. Your writer Layla Wilder has taken a certain liberty describing events and distorting what happened that evening. While your paper has made two corrections that I’ve requested there is still one that needs fixing, that your paper has informed me it will not do, so it is my responsibility to ensure the public has the correct information. You printed the following in this article:
“ “We just want to have meetings without everything getting distorted and ending up on YouTube," Hartnett said.
Chris Rohland, a resident of Centreville, signed the contract, but later posted footage of the confrontation on YouTube.
"It was a public meeting that was publicly advertised," Rohland said. "I wanted to tape it to share the information with other people." “
While these statements are not incorrect, without providing more detail about the waiver and what happened implies that I had no regard whatsoever for the WAIVER that I signed. This simply is not correct. Your paper does correctly state the WAIVER was for photographic representations of the meeting, but the meeting was never started or called to order. Therefore I had no obligation to respect anything on that paper, regardless of what it said.
Not only is it unfortunate that your report has chosen to put an untrue spin on this story, it is unfortunate that things turned out the way they did. I was among many pro-gun advocates that would have liked to have heard what the Northern Virginia Million Mom March Chapter and Bob Ricker had to say. For a group such as this who would like to spread their message it’s amazing that they choose not to use all available media resources available. YouTube is an inexpensive and free service that allows people to see and hear information on just about anything. It would do the Million Mom March organization wonders to use this outlet to spread their views. After all, with two of their own videographers and an armed Fairfax County Police Officer at the meeting, they surely couldn’t have felt intimidated or threatened in any way by anything I was doing. I hope both the TimesCommunity.com, The Fairfax County Times, and the Centreview Newspapers do more in the future to represent the whole truth, and not put a sensationalize spin on a story such as this.
Sincerely,
Chris Rohland
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rabbit994
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Posted: Sun Jun 10th, 2007 08:36 pm |
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bohdi wrote: Since they've refused to completely correct this story, I've sent the following to the papers four editors as well as posted it to the comments section on the story.
Dear Editor,
I am writing because I am disturbed about the way the reporting was done on the article printed last week in this paper regarding a meeting held on 6-4-07 at the Centreville Regional Library. Your writer Layla Wilder has taken a certain liberty describing events and distorting what happened that evening. While your paper has made two corrections that I’ve requested there is still one that needs fixing, that your paper has informed me it will not do, so it is my responsibility to ensure the public has the correct information. You printed the following in this article:
“ “We just want to have meetings without everything getting distorted and ending up on YouTube," Hartnett said.
Chris Rohland, a resident of Centreville, signed the contract, but later posted footage of the confrontation on YouTube.
"It was a public meeting that was publicly advertised," Rohland said. "I wanted to tape it to share the information with other people." “
While these statements are not incorrect, without providing more detail about the waiver and what happened implies that I had no regard whatsoever for the WAIVER that I signed. This simply is not correct. Your paper does correctly state the WAIVER was for photographic representations of the meeting, but the meeting was never started or called to order. Therefore I had no obligation to respect anything on that paper, regardless of what it said.
Not only is it unfortunate that your report has chosen to put an untrue spin on this story, it is unfortunate that things turned out the way they did. I was among many pro-gun advocates that would have liked to have heard what the Northern Virginia Million Mom March Chapter and Bob Ricker had to say. For a group such as this who would like to spread their message it’s amazing that they choose not to use all available media resources available. YouTube is an inexpensive and free service that allows people to see and hear information on just about anything. It would do the Million Mom March organization wonders to use this outlet to spread their views. After all, with two of their own videographers and an armed Fairfax County Police Officer at the meeting, they surely couldn’t have felt intimidated or threatened in any way by anything I was doing. I hope both the TimesCommunity.com, The Fairfax County Times, and the Centreview Newspapers do more in the future to represent the whole truth, and not put a sensationalize spin on a story such as this.
Sincerely,
Chris Rohland Figured they would point out "HE SIGNED THE WAIVER!!!!!"
Last edited on Sun Jun 10th, 2007 09:55 pm by rabbit994
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