Is just quoting the 5th Amendment adequate?

No, this is selective breading:

I’m a gun owner and a lot of my gun owning friends have made the argument that they shouldn’t be held responsible for lost guns and that laws requiring the reporting of lost or stolen guns are wrong. Plenty of my other gun owning friends find this to be a grossly irresponsible position. We’re not really a monolithic…

Yup. If you buy a car and the person didn’t actually have a clean title, it’s going to get repo’d from your driveway whether you paid for it or not. The difference is guns aren’t titled the same way cars are; perhaps they should be.

Except it’s not your property, it’s someone else’s. You should have dealt with someone more reputable.

If you’re a criminal, it should be taken away from you. If you aren’t, you shouldn’t be trafficking in stolen goods, especially if it’s a gun.

If the idea of the 2nd Amendment is to ensure the citizenry can protect itself from a future tyrannical government (which if you have read the federalist papers and other writings of the drafters of the constitution, it is pretty clear that was the intent). How illogical would it be to grant that same government a big…

Really?! The only reason to be scared of eating at Chipotle is if you are bad at math

We’ve argued about plenty, but can agree here. It’s kind of hilarious that liberals have (rightfully) attacked Obama on domestic spying, while conservatives who had a perfect angle somehow decided to go the other way and say he wasn’t bad enough. Rand Paul tries, at least.

1st thing. Trump is no Randian. Ayn Rand may have been an asshole and I personally think objectivism is idiotic and won’t work, but one thing she never was, was a statist. Trump is a statist. He believes the government should intervene in just about everything. Immigration, the internet, imminent domain for luxury…

Since you’re lazy, I’ll help you with your bootstrapping a bit...

One of the cool features the “techies” at Gizmodo have is a “search function.” It’s this far out feature that lets you, among other things, realize that the site has had plenty of criticism of Democrats who say dumb things about technology.

“Soon after 9/11,” Fiorina said, “I got a phone call from the NSA. They needed help. I gave them help. I stopped a truck load of equipment and I had it turned around. It was escorted by the NSA into headquarters.”