Category: Quote of the Day
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Quote(s) of the Day – Opposite Edition
Detroit’s Police Chief James Craig is supporting concealed carry, saying: “There’s a number of CPL (concealed pistol license) holders running around the city of Detroit. I think it acts as a deterrent. Good Americans with CPLs translates into crime reduction. I learned that real quick in the state of Maine.” In the same story, Robyn…
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Quote of the Day – Longest Edition
It’s been a long time, but I couldn’t pass this one up. “The German language permits the creation of words of endless length, many of which refer to laws.” From Der Spiegel The law complicates everything.
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Quote of the day – Tic-Tac-Doh Edition
One senses that if they all put their heads together, it’s still doubtful they could beat a carnival chicken at Tic-Tac-Toe. – Jonah Goldberg
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Quote of the Day – Destiny Edition
Donald D. Rice (the bugler killed with a samurai sword) controlled his own destiny. He could have easily avoided his own death. – Commenter at the Baltimore Sun Whenever the question of whether your possessions are worth someone’s life, remember, the person protecting their possessions, and quite often their life, didn’t make the decision. The…
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Quote of the Day – Never Forget Edition
This should be “Massacre Day” and stir righteous anger, not endless navel-gazing and hair-shirting. – Tam
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Quote of the Day – Grassroots Edition
Poor lefties. They’ve been playing on astroturf for so long that they don’t know grassroots even when fed a mouthful of divot. – Tam
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Quote of the Day – Tread Carefully Edition
Personally, I’d have a sign that says “Warning. Irrational people eat here who may be afraid of your firearm. Please tread carefully lest you scare the sheep”. – Robb Allen
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Quote of the Day – Cleaning House Edition
And, yet, incumbents are still re-elected about 95% of the time. If you want to throw the bums out, you gotta start with your bum first. – Say Uncle
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Quote of the Day – Unintended Consequences Edition
Legislatures at all levels are prime case studies in unintended consequences, and the only thing more appalling than the blatant partisan self-interest exercised by both parties is the invariable attempt to mask that self-interest as “the will of the people”, and “what’s best for the state/country.” – Marko