“Listen up and hear me well! This is a critical time for our nation, and too many people are sitting back to let others do the hard work. So it’s time for all of us to put some gas in it and persuade all eligible gun owners to register. That’s why I volunteered my time to film the ad shown here. Now it’s your turn and I want to see results! Start now by sending this message to everyone you know who supports the Second Amendment. I expect 110% right now from everyone who values our freedoms! NO EXCUSES. And remember — pain is just weakness leaving the body!” – R. Lee “Gunny” Ermey, NRA Board of Directors
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It’s not whether Romney’s flip flopping. It’s what he’s professed to believe in. And it’s not the Second Amendment as we know it. His version ain’t the same as ours. Or the Constitution’s. And remember, as you’ve seen on here, capitalism is not a panacea. Venture capitalism is not always much better than venture socialism. Speculating on stocks does not create products or jobs. Is it better to have losers taken over by venture capitalists or bankruptcy courts? Or is it better to let losers lose and winners make this a better country? My answer is to at least keep the courts out of finance. Most judges can’t even do their real jobs wisely.