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Here is a kewl website about Second Amendment rights http://rexcurry.net/guncom.html

Tony Cooper of Orlando, Florida always humiliates himself by piling on
more evasions that only show everyone that he cannot dispute the
subject. Cooper only fools himself. His jealousy and envy of others is
so embarrassing. Posters give Cooper no credence, as Cooper made no
dispute of anything, Tony Cooper just posts babblings. Cooper makes it
so easy to mock Cooper by repeating his babblings back to him.

For example, a parallel to Cooper would be if you saw a drunken street
bum claiming that he had just been anally probed by aliens from a
space ship and didn't dispute that he had. The drunken street bum
would then claim that he
must be telling the truth because you didn't dispute him.

It is also fun to mock Cooper by repeating what he evades as it
heightens Coopers frustration to be reminded of Cooper's ignorance.

The early American gesture in the Pledge of Allegiance
was in fact the same salute and the American salute was the ORIGIN of
the salute adopted later by the National Socialist German Workers
Party (see the work of the historian Dr. Rex Curry, author of "Pledge
of Allegiance Secrets"). http://rexcurry.net

After the rise of German National Socialism, the American salute did
not quickly fall out of style in that the American salute originated
from 1892 and the National Socialist German Workers Party began in
1920 and grew through the 30's and beyond and Congress decided to try
to change the gesture in 1942 AFTER the USA became involved in WWII.
In reference to America's stiff-arm gesture, some Americans said "We
did it first" and "its our salute" and everyone did not immediately
embrace the hand-over-the-heart.
http://rexcurry.net/pledge-allegianc...llegiance2.jpg

The stiff armed gesture developed because the Bellamy salute began
with a military salute that was then extended out toward the flag.
Also, Francis Bellamy (and his cousin Edward Bellamy) were not only
socialists, they were nationalists, similar the 2 words added to the
German Workers Party by Hitler. http://rexcurry.net/swastika3swastika.jpg

Using the outstretched salute is NOT a tradition that goes all the way
back to the Romans, but that is a common myth. The stiff-arm gesture
originated in the USA (from the Pledge) along with the robotic
ritualism of chanting to the national flag in government schools.

Using the outstretched salute is NOT a tradition that goes all the way
back to the ancient Romans, but that is a common myth. The stiff-arm
gesture originated in the USA (from the Pledge) along with the robotic
ritualism of chanting to the national flag in government schools.
Dr. Rex Curry showed that the "ancient Roman salute" is a modern myth
that grew during and after the lives of Edward Bellamy (1850-1898) and
Francis Bellamy (1855-1931). http://rexcurry.net/roman-salute-oxf...ictionary.html