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The Society works to protect and improve Stourport and to promote interest in its history as a Georgian New Town and Canal Port, industrial centre and inland resort.The society is concerned to safeguard the greenbelt and landscape of the Severn Valley. The Society is a non political organisation, registered with the Civic Society Initiative and is a member of the West Midlands Amenity Societies Association.
Enquiries: Pauline Annis 01299 826383 or e-mail
At its Annual General Meeting held on May 13th at the Social Day Centre Stourport, Stourport Civic Society made its biennial Civic Awards. The Civic Award, sponsored by Thomas Vale Construction plc is designed to "encourage and recognise projects which contribute to the quality of the environment of Stourport".
As usual entries were of a high standard and the judging panel found it very difficult to make its decision. After much debate it was decided to make two Awards: to Stourport Forward for the Windlass Café and Heritage Rooms in the Tontine Stable and Ticket Office (York Street) and to Stourport-on-Severn Town Council for the creation of Moor Hall Marsh nature reserve. Speaking about the two winners, Will Scott, Chair of the Judging Panel, commented: "The Stourport Forward project has done much to make Stourport a destination for tourists and visitors as well as creating a pleasant facility for residents" and of the nature reserve he said: "The creation of this nature reserve and amenity was a bold and adventurous effort to make something of value out of what might be considered waste land."
Two Commendations were made: to Anglo House- "The quality of the design and workmanship was impressive and sets a high standard for other conspicuous town corners" and to Baldwin House: "A demonstration that, even in a recession, there are opportunities to convert and restore empty properties." Two further projects were short-listed but did not receive an award: the riverside improvement at Lickhill Manor Caravan Park: "What was an abandoned edge of the river is now well used and attractive for walkers and visitors." and Parkes Quay Crane: "Without the dedicated work of the local residents this important piece of history would just be some meaningless bits of scrap metal."
This was a two and a half year project managed by Stourport Civic Society and funded by The Heritage Lottery Fund, Nationwide, The Countryside Agency and the Local Heritage Initiative. The Civic Society were acting in partnership with Worcestershire Historic Environment and Archaeology Service.
"Forgotten Stourport" was made the theme of our Project which sought to help update the historic record of the town by documenting and recording non-listed buildings and structures in the hope that this would give them some form of protection.
You can download the leaflets produced by the project by clicking on them below, or you can visit the Unlocking Stourport's Past website created by the Civic Society for a fascinating insight in to Stourport-on-Severn's history.
If you do not have Adobe Reader you can download it for free by visiting their website
All leaflets designed and printed by Rotary Printers (Stourport-on-Severn) Ltd.
All events start at 7-30pm at the Elizabeth Mills Centre (formerly the Social Day Centre) in New Street, Stourport. Everybody is welcome – Charge for non-members is £2.00.
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At their Annual General Meeting on May 10th Stourport Civic Society made their biennial Civic Awards. The Civic Award, sponsored by Thomas Vale Construction, was first introduced in 1995 and is offered to encourage and recognise projects which contribute to the quality of the environment of Stourport. Both private and public buildings are eligible as are landscaping projects.
This year two Awards were made. The Awards were presented by Bill Munn on behalf of Thomas Vale plc, who talked about Thomas Vale's strong roots in the local community.
The first Award went to the new Stourport Primary School and Mrs Jacqui Elwis, head teacher, accepted the Award on behalf of Worcestershire County Council. Award certificates were given to the architects, Quattro, and the builder, Thomas Vale. Will Scott, representing the judging panel described the school as a "confident new building with effective use of natural light and adhering to high standards of "green" technology". Mrs Elwis emphasised how the children themselves had been involved in planning the building.
The second Award was made to Anglo House, represented by owner Julian Tanser. Will Scott remarked on the landmark feature of this building standing at one of the "gateways" to the town. It had been restored to a very high standard and was performing a useful function in providing office space for a wide variety of small businesses. Award certificates were given to the architects, Godwin Austin-Johnson and the builder, Mike Crane.
A Commendation was awarded to Mark Tranter the owner of Severn House, New Street for what the judging panel described as "a labour of love" in restoring one of the older residential properties of Stourport to its original condition.
Every 2 years Stourport Civic Society gives an award to the building / project / restoration that has most enhanced the historical fabric of Stourport-on-Severn. The awards started in 1995, follow the links below to find out about the winners of this award.
2010 – Joint winners Moorhall Nature Reserve and The Windlass Café and Heritage Rooms
2008 – Winner – British Waterways – Stourport Canal Basins Restoration
2006 – Joint Winners – Church House and the Stourport Wesley Methodist Church
2004 – Winner – Areley Mews, Stourport-on-Severn
2002 – Winner – The Black Star Public House.
2000 – Winner – 1 Mill Road, Stourport-on-Severn.
1997 – No Winner – The award was not presented in 1997 as none of the entries were felt to have reached a suitable standard. A Commendation was presented to Nestle Ltd for the extension to the Vinegar works in Cheapside.
1995 – Winner – British Waterways for Engine Bridge.
The Stourport Civic Society produces an informative Newsletter three time a year. To download the latest newsletters simply click on the links below.
Stourport Civic Society Newsletter – Summer 2014
Stourport Civic Society Newsletter – Winter 2013
Stourport Civic Society Newsletter – Summer 2013
Stourport Civic Society Newsletter – August 2012 Part One
Stourport Civic Society Newsletter – August 2012 Part Two
Stourport Civic Society Newsletter – September 2011
Stouport Civic Society Newsletter – April 2011
Stourport Civic Society Newsletter – April 2010
Stourport Civic Society Newsletter – January 2010
Stourport Civic Society Newsletter – September 2009
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The Society works to protect and improve Stourport and to promote interest in its history as a Georgian New Town and Canal Port, industrial centre and inland resort.The society is concerned to safeguard the greenbelt and landscape of the Severn Valley.
The Society is a non political organisation, registered with the Civic Trust and is a member of the West Midlands Amenity Societies Association .
If you would like to join Stourport-on-Severn Civic Society, please complete a membership form and forward with the appropriate subscription to: Mary Johnson, Membership Secretary, Stourport-on-Severn Civic Society, c/o 62 Langdale Road, Stourport-on-Severn, Worcs, DY13 0BJ.
Membership subscription Rates:(UK only, enquire for overseas rates).
Full Membership £8.50
Junior Membership (aged 18 or under or in full time education) £1.00
Corporate membership £15.00
Click here to download the membership application form for Stourport Civic Society.
There are a number of fascinating publications about the unique history of Stourport-on-Severn.
Stourport's Pubs – A search for their history by John C Cook, Stourport Civic Society.
Stourport grew from the small hamlet of Lower Mitton. The catalyst for this growth was the Staffordshire and Worcestershire Canal. Completed in 1771, this canal, with its basins and wharves provided many job opportunities. Those who filled these jobs were well catered for as regards drinking establishments. Some of these places are still in business today. Many more have vanished, but not necessarily without trace. This book sets out to discover where and when these "Pubs" existed, and who was responsible for their being. This is an attempt at naming every Pub, Tavern, Inn, Ale House, and Beer House, that ever served a pint within the boundaries of the town. During that period of more than two and a half centuries, over nine hundred men and women have held licences for those places.
£7.50 per copy available from Stourport Civic Society - email@example.com
Searching for Monica Baldwin by Pauline Annis
Born in Stourport, debutante, nun for 28 years, best-selling author, died in obscurity in 1975.
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Bentley's, High Street, Stourport and email@example.com
Images of England… STOURPORT-ON-SEVERN
This local history book contains a hitherto unpublished collection of old photographs of the town and was published in Summer 2001. Collection of the photos and all the detailed research was done by our late President, Anna Carter.
It contains a fascinating collection of over 200 old photographs (many not published before) portraying Stourport-on-Severn, 'the canal town par excellence.' The collection records the basins and river and includes scenes dating well back into the nineteenth century, illustrating Stourport's maritime history as an inland port.
The important role that the Staffordshire & Worcestershire canal and the river have played in the development of Stourport is shown, in terms of both employment and leisure. Various aspects of everyday life are illustrated together with the town's lively social and cultural life and a variety of organisations and festivities. Important industries of the town are shown, such as the two hundred year old vinegar brewery now sadly closed.
Following on the success of our book Images of England, Stourport-on-Severn. this is the first in a series of planned booklets on Stourports famous people, buildings and landscape. Audrey Cooper, a Society member, tells the story of George Nicholson, printer at Stourport from her meticulously researched material.
The booklet pays homage to Nicholson one of Stourports famous sons, a prolific printer who had decided views on Important issues of the time. He was a committed vegetarian, formidable opponent of cruelty to animals and related sports, supporter of the movement to abolish slavery and believer in free day schools, all of which found expression in his works.
George Nicholson, nationally known printer, settled in Stourport in 1808. Until his death in 1825 he produced a prolific number of works, including The Cambrian Traveller's Guide, probably the best known and most popular work of his own time.Other notable titles from the Stourport years were 'The Conduct of Man to Inferior Animals', 'Advantages of a Vegetable Diet' fourth edition 1819 and 'The British Orpheus (an anthology of songs and ballads with music) c.1816.
Throughout Nicholson's career, the quality of his printing skills and book production in whatever format was of a very high standard. An innovative tiny pocket sized series was well praised. He commissioned designs for wood and copper engraving from some of the best artists and craftsmen of the day for frontispiece, title page and vignette illustrations, and was one of the earliest printers to use the new techniques of lithography, and to experiment with title pages in colour.
He commissioned famous artists and engravers, including Thomas Bewick, to produce designs for his books.
A small collection of Nicholsonts rare books may be shown later in the year in Stourport Library. The Society plans to contribute to the restoration of Nicholson's Tombstone in St. Michael's Church, Stourport. Photographs and information about Nicholson, his books and also about his premises in 15 Bridge Street are sought.
Modestly priced at £2.00 the booklet is available from Stourport Library, Oxfam, High Street, the Lock Shop and other outlets and by post in the UK price £2 37, includes P & P. Enquiries outside the UK will be dealt with on an individual basis. Orders can also be taken via Email.
DVD – Stourport on Severn – A GEORGIAN CANAL TOWN
A look at the town's past and present.
Produced by Albert Mogg for Stourport Civic Society.
Introduced by Dr. Richard Taylor, M.P., this DVD makes use of both archive photographs and modern filmed footage to give an overview of Stourport's past and present. President of the Civic Society, Geoff Neal, gives a guided walk around the town.
As well as looking at the origins of Stourport's existence and James Brindley's unique canal and lock systems, the DVD traces the development of the main streets in the town with its shops, pubs and caravan sites looking at the present and potential future. Local people share some of their memories of the canal town. Residents and visitors will find much of interest and perhaps find out something they did not know about the town and its development.
It can be ordered from Albert Mogg on 01299 879591, or Pauline Annis, at 8 The Ridgeway, Stourport on Severn, Worcs, DY13 8XT. (postage extra). It is also available from the "Discover Stourport" shop in Bridge Street (tel 01299 879591 & 01299 826383), which is close to Ye Olde Crown pub. The DVD is available at £7.99 (UK P&P £1.50).
OTHER STOURPORT DVD's BY Albert Mogg
3 Kings Parade 2006 – 2007 10 mins and 24 mins Lovely film of various local groups taking part a parade that culminates in the switching on of the Town's Xmas lights after a carol service. Also features the good work by the Stourport Rotary club. £4.99
Church House – 9 mins – A look at St. Bartholomew's Church, the Outstoat, and the award winning newly renovated Church House. It was officially opened in Sept. 2006 by Dr. Richard Taylor MP. Bill Wood commentates. £4.99
The Flow Festival - 10 mins – was a celebration of the completion of the Basin Restoration project. It was attended by lots of locals from 11th to 13th July 2008 and featured a professional group called 'Spiral'
Stourport Bandstand - 10 mins – The official opening of the 6 th. Bandstand on 31/8/03 by Chief Constable Paul West. Featuring West Mercia police band ,local people and dignitaries. Funded by local businesses. £4.99
Stourport Clock 15 Mins – A look inside and outside of one of the towns most important landmarks. How old is it? Who looks after it? Features Cllr. David Little. £4.99
Stourport on Cine in the 60's - 27 mins – Is a wonderful selection of 8mm. Cine film. Includes Street and river carnivals with the old gas works etc. in the background. Noel Gordon's visit to Stourport with her programme 'Lunch Box' on the side of the river. Old shops and buildings. Floods, Ice and snow. Original material by Tom Head, Bob Hughes and Joe Barnes. £4.99
Stourport Drill Hall - 9 mins – A last look inside the Drill Hall in Lion Hill before it was partly demolished to build new flats. Apart from the headquarters of the TA. It was the local venue for a good dance evening. £4.99
Stourport at Work Rest and Play 48 mins This is exact copy of an 8mm. Cine film made by 'Rick' Tariq in 1974. It has English and French dialogue because it was made so that the people in Villeneuve, Who we are twinned with, could have an idea what Stourport looked like. A wonderful archive record for the Town. The sound, which was dubbed after filming, has deteriated slightly over time. £4.99
The Way we were in Stourport 1977 – 51 mins. Another wonderful film in 8mm made by Ahmad and Megan Tariq and Brenda and David Guyatt. It features the Silver Jubilee, local people , shops, visitors, street parties and the carnival. £4.99
Tontine 2 - 11 mins – In November 2001 I was allowed inside for a last look before it was boarded up. This is a record of that day. And in November 2005, an archaeological dig was commissioned on the front gardens and adjacent area. See these unique events. £4.99
A Compilation of 6 Stourport Films – 63 mins. 6 of some of the previous DVD's. Includes. The Town Clock – Wesley Church Gardens – The Church House, Areley Kings. – The Tontine – The Drill Hall and The 3 Kings Parade. £7.99
Walsall And Leather – 42 mins – Another major ' special interest' DVD was made for the Leather Museum in Walsall. It proved to be very popular because no one had recorded the town's major industry like this before. It shows apprentices being taught how to make saddles and other leather goods, at college and at Cliff Barnsby, the Queens Saddle makers. A look around the Leather Museum, Walsall Football Club and culminates with the famous horse parade around the Town. £7.99.
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All the pre-release hype for The Hunger Games is destined to leave fans of Suzanne Collins' teen trilogy feeling underwhelmed by the movie.
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Whatever the rewards of Collins' written fiction, the movie systematically disappoints. As a dystopian satire of a competitive reality show taken to its logical extreme, it is familiar (The Running Man, Battle Royale), vague and toothless. As an action movie, it is flabby. As speculative science fiction, it is lazy.
The movie's most redeeming asset, however, is 21-year-old actress Jennifer Lawrence as heroine Katniss Everdeen. One can see how Lawrence's Oscar-nominated work as Ree, a grimly determined Ozark teen investigating the fate of her missing father in Winter's Bone, helped her land the much-coveted role of Katniss. Both characters seem whittled from the same branch, right down to their mutually catatonic moms.
(Lest anyone interpret this to mean Winter's Bone served as a feature-length audition reel, let me here assert Debra Granik's 2010 drama is the superior movie.)
In the America of the future -- called Panem -- the haves have evidently won a past war with the have-nots, leaving a two-tiered society of pampered, decadent urbanites and hardscrabble country folk. Katniss belongs to the latter category, eking out a living for her little sister and mother in their rustic, Appalachian-like District 12 by illegally hunting game with her bow and arrow.
Panem's totalitarian government, headed by the sly, malevolent President Snow (Donald Sutherland), just can't leave them downtrodden kids alone. Every year, boys and girls between the ages of 12 and 18 are assembled in their district and two are randomly chosen to participate in the Hunger Games. In the televised spectacle, all 24 chosen "Tributes" are taken to Panem's capitol, where they are groomed, trained and eventually left to fight each other to the death until only one champion remains.
When Katniss's little sister Prim is chosen, Katniss herself steps up and volunteers to be a Tribute in her place.
(Just asking: How are downtrodden citizens supposed to be kept subjugated by the televised spectacle of their children murdering each other? How does that work?)
Katniss and an unfabulous baker boy named Peeta (Josh Hutcherson) are taken to the decadent, decidedly foppish Capitol City, where they are instructed by alcoholic former Hunger Games champ Haymitch Abernathy (Woody Harrelson) in the in and outs of being a Tribute, including how to market themselves to prospective sponsors.
When the games begin, Katniss learns the competition is not as solitary as she expected. A clique of mean kids, headed by the vicious Cato (Alexander Ludwig), has been trained from childhood to win the game, and the members unfairly mob together to diminish their competitors' numbers. Katniss herself gravitates to allies, including the mischievous young Rue (Amandla Stenberg) and, inevitably, the lovelorn Peeta.
The games themselves provide a bit of interest, if not white-knuckle suspense. Director Gary Ross (Pleasantville), who co-adapted Collins' book with Billy Ray and Collins herself, doesn't have much in the way of visual style.
The narrative is likewise lacking. There is something of a science-fiction premise in the story's "Muttations" -- genetically altered creatures thrown into the mix to challenge the competitors -- but the way Ross haphazardly conjures them up at pivotal moments, they may as well have sprung from Lord Voldemort's wand.
Ultimately, Jennifer Lawrence keeps us watching. As Katniss stoically overcomes every challenge thrown her way, so too does Lawrence prevail over the film's drab direction, boneless scripting and over-acting guest stars (Stanley Tucci is especially egregious as an overweening, pecksniffian TV host: Ben Mulroney to the 10th power).
It is thanks to Lawrence that this film lands the Hunger Games franchise in the middle ground, with the bravura myth-making of Harry Potter on top and the simpering teen melodrama of Twilight on the bottom.
Selected excerpts from reviews of The Hunger Games.
This futuristic tale of teenage violence is so not my kind of movie that I approached it grudgingly, so imagine my surprise when I ended up being totally exhilarated and enjoying it immensely.
--Rex Reed, New York Observer
The Hunger Games may be derivative, but it is engrossing and at times exciting.
-- Kyle Smith, New York Post
Stunningly designed and superbly written, this is an exciting, enjoyable and intelligent blockbuster with a terrific central performance from Jennifer Lawrence.
-- Matthew Turner, ViewLondon
The Hunger Games is an effective entertainment, and Jennifer Lawrence is strong and convincing in the central role.
-- Roger Ebert, Chicago Sun Times
The games have begun, and so far they're pretty gripping.
-- Michael Phillips, Chicago Tribune
(It) arrives in theatres... not only intact, but in command of the essentials of storytelling and characterization. The film deserves the massive success it will surely enjoy.
-- Peter Howell, Toronto Star
As thrilling and smart as it is terrifying. There have been a number of big-gun literary series brought to screen over the past decade. This slays them all.
-- Olly Richards, Empire magazine
-- Compiled by Shane Minkin
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Owenton Mayor David "Milkweed" Wotier said the council could only take action on grass, shrubs and other similar things with the current ordinance.
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The two games played by the Owen County softball team last week could not have been any more different – one was a blowout win while the other was an extra-inning defeat.
The Lady Rebels opened up the week with a road game at Frankfort. The game was not much of a contest as Owen County scored nine runs in the sixth inning to win the game 14-0.
The Owen County track teams should be well acquainted with the track at Walton-Verona. The teams competed in two events at the facility last week. The first came May 7 when they took part in the NCKC Meet and the second Saturday in the Class "A" Meet. In the May 7 NCKC meet, both the boys and the girls finished fourth in the overall team standings.
For the girls, Melina Bress finished second in the 100-meter dash. Kelsey Johnson finished eighth and Rachel Dauwe 10th in the 100-meter hurdles.
The schedule has not been easy for the Owen County baseball team. As the season winds down, however, it looks like the degree of difficulty may be paying off.
After playing two games May 4 and 5, the Rebels entered the NCKC Tournament May 6 at Dunavent Field looking to turn things around.
The city of Owenton has been awarded $1,840 from the state Law Enforcement Protection Program (LEPP) to purchase body armor, Gov. Steve Beshear announced Monday.
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An Owen County student has been suspended for bringing a handgun to the high school Friday.
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Owen County High School teacher Rusty Willhoite's Technical Design and Application class has kept busy this year designing and building a hovercraft.
The class recently completed the project, which was more than a year in the making and was a group effort by the class.
Owen County School Superintendent Mark Cleveland said seven years ago he toured several schools in Indiana that incorporated robotics within the classroom. Cleveland was so awed by the classrooms that he had an industrial arts room built at OCHS.
In their last tournament of the school year, the Owen County Judo Team competed May 2 at the "Indiana State Judo Championship." The Indiana Judo Association opens their state championship to players from other states, which allowed Owen County to compete in it. With 54 points, Owen County took the third-place team trophy.
Eleven Owen County players competed in 18 different divisions and placed as follows:
Clay Beverly: Second in 9/10 advanced heavyweight division
The soccer season for the Bowling Middle School teams is wrapping up.
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Katie Smith scored a goal in the first half to put the Rebels on top. They took the lead into the second half before the squad from Anderson County rallied for two goals late in the contest to pick up the win.
The coed team headed to Frankfort May 7 to play Frankfort Middle School.
Six different players scored goals as the Rebels picked up a 6-0 victory.
The records keep falling this season for the Owen County track teams.
The teams combined to set three more school records last week at the Grant County All-Comers Meet in Dry Ridge April 28.
In the girls' meet, it was Kelsey Johnson who set a school record in the 300-meter hurdles. Her time of 1:00.47 was good enough for 11th place. Her teammate Melina Bress finished 13th.
Haley DeCandia set new school record in the high jump. Her jump of 4-4 placed her fourth while Danielle Ransdell finished fifth.
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This was my bed handed down by two other siblings growing up a number of years ago. It is a Jenny Lind which I cut the foot board in half, attached to the head board, used the side rails for the frame on the front and sides and attached with my Kreg Jig. The underside frame was from left over pine trim from a window project and the seat was from leftover paneling from a bathroom remodel. I painted the bed with a satin black spray paint and left the seat as is.
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I have a twin head and foot board I got at Savers (thrift store) a few months ago to do just this. Just have to get my other projects out of the way (and out of the hubby's way as well) first. Great job!
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I also have this type of project on my TTB list, using an old waterfall style bed frame. I already cut it apart and everything. Seeing how well your's turned out might just give me that little push I need to get mine finished. Thanks for sharing!
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This turned out great. I did my first curbside stop and pulled an old crib out of someone's trash pile last summer. I just happened to be borrowing my mom's truck at the time...If I owned a truck, there would be no stopping my hoarding! Your bench turned out excellent. I plan on making mine a bench too. My husband has been complaining about the old crib leaning against the house in the driveway for a while now. Yep, better get started.
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This is a discussion on What is reasonable gun control... within the General Firearm Discussion forums, part of the Related Topics category; Originally Posted by Sarisataka My thanks to you and yours for your service. My turn With the "proposal" I put here and there I am ...
What you propose is NOT reasonable. The problem is, in this country anything the government tries to do to further restrict the people will be frowned upon. Fear the government that fears your guns. How many examples do some people need? Its all about control, unarmed peasants are easier to control.
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Reasonable gun control is using two hands when possible.
I had to put the period on "NO" because the forum won't allow a 2 letter answer.
If you want my feelings on reasonable gun control... look around. There are other threads on the topic to which I have responded today... and my fingers are cramping.
And, the honest truth is, I never used to be a cold, dead hands kinda guy... But this latest idiot in Colorado and gun free zones have done pushed me right off the deep end... And I came to the epiphany that regulating objects... dead, inanimate objects DOES NO GOOD. And frankly, only causes more to be victimized by those same regulated, taxed, rationed objects in the hands of those who should not have them under the regulations that restrict them.....
It could be worse!
I suppose
Well the other board has decided to enforce their rule against "No Gun Talk" except in a specific sub-thread colloquially called the gungeon. I was able to get in a last post which I have put below.
My social experiment has affirmed my belief that there is no 'reasonable conversation' when it comes to trying to talk with those who favor 'sane gun control laws'. Whatever you even hypothetically offer is 'only a start'.
I will make one cautionary statement to take or leave as you wish-An instructor of mine had a favorite question he would ask "Are you ignorant or are you stupid?"
Ignorance is a lack of knowledge, you cannot know what you have not learned. It can be fixed with education.
Stupid is you have been given the information but refuse to use or accept it.
Posts were made about automatic weapons, high powered weapons.... that were inaccurate. People knowledgeable about guns posted corrections; much like if you said a car can run on spaghetti, a car mechanic would say no it can't.
For attempting to educate those who have never learned, we are called gun-nuts, gun-religionists, cowboys, penisally-challenged, no true liberal can favor gun ownership and many more... even gun reactionaries. Several posters proclaimed they are ignorant and don't want to learn any more because they know enough to know, i.e. have moved themselves out of the ignorant category to the other.
Yet despite all of the baseless accusations, name calling, broad brush categorizing, ignorant statements, openly false statements it is always the pro-rights side that is accused of being the ones who cannot have a meaningful conversation.
Now there is celebration that we shall be re-locked into the gungeon. For those with no interest on the issue I fully understand; there are topics I do not go to because they do not interest me. But there are those who celebrate that they can be rid of voices that dare to disagree with them of the subject. There is even a call for an anti-gun echo chamber where people can post all they want saying 'guns are bad m'kay'. I would rather converse with those who may have a different take on a subject than sit around a group of yes wo/men.
You can relax now. Those of us who a liberal and believe in the Bill of Rights as written and affirmed will go back to using the side entrance so as to not offend the 'better people' who know all they need to whether it is right or wrong.
I do challenge you to ask yourself the question, "Are you ignorant or are you stupid?"
If the former and you wish to learn, you know where to find us.
Many of the replies here were of the 'my cold dead hand' vein. Such talk does not win over anyone into believing gun owners are reasonable average people you see everyday. It reinforces the stereotype that all we do is wear cammo, run around the woods and wait for the government or great race war to come.
So what? you ask. Why should I care what people think.
Today the pendulum of gun control has swung strongly in favor of us who support rights and freedom. Less than 20 years ago it was strongly in favor of those who favored eliminating rights and government control.
The funny thing about pendulums is they swing. Should it start to swing the other way any time soon, I would like as many undecided to look upon me as just another guy than some mentally unbalanced lunatic that is going to go off at any time.
I surrender the soap box...
Sell not virtue to purchase wealth, nor liberty to purchase power.
-Ben Franklin
Zero tolerance only on fellons carry of any guns. First time offenders life imprisnment, second time death penalty.
"One of the greatest delusions in the world is the hope that the evils in this world are to be cured by legislation."
--Thomas B. Reed, American Attorney
Second Amendment -- Established December 15, 1791 and slowly eroded ever since What happened to "..... shall not be infringed."
It's not about what they think. You're right, why should we care? Think for a minute, why should the majority of our population be restricted in any way in a free country because a few are breaking laws that are all ready in place? It is the threat of freedoms that should get everyone fired up. So yes, why should we be concerned with what they think? Especially when none of what they have established through legislation has worked. It's been proven over and over again; country to country and U.S. city to city regarding gun control. When will it stop? When will the focus be where it should be which is on the people who wouldn't think twice about gutting your children so they can get drug money or rape your mom for fun before she's robbed? These are the people that are the problem and the ones who don't deserve our freedoms. It is very hard not to be frustrated with the insanity as the prison terms get shorter as does our list of freedoms. Cruel and unusual punishment? Well it wouldn't be unusual if we did it more often.
Should we make certain words illegal when someone writes a bad article? Come on, it's only one or two words. Or how about becoming adamant about banning a certain religion because how dare they believe in all that nonsensical gibberish? I bet the light would go on then right? We would never hear the end of the fight for those freedoms from the same people who think that the 2A is somehow different. But guess what? The people who believe in and exercise their Second Amendment rights also believe in those freedoms as well. And if it ever came down to it, we would be some of the first people to speak up.
The Constitution didn't have an expiration date. Read it, respect it, and thank those who have defended it for it is all of the above in the Constitution that is the reason that they are able to say what they say. It's also the Second Amendment that protects all of the others when all else fails. I don't think that is unreasonable. And to the undecided, maybe they ought to take a step back a bit, study a little history and read the Constitution before they stereotype and focus too much on the camo pants and race wars. The Second Amendment is just as much of a freedom of theirs as it is of ours.
THIS is reasonable - The Constitution Of The United States
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Well, I'll give credit to the OP for raising a topic for discussion that is probably worth having. We are members of the gun-owning community, and if there's going to be any additional regulation of ownership, our ideas should be represented in it.
This story is going to drive a news cycle or two: Cape Coral man kills door-to-door salesman.
Pretty clear that Roop here was deranged, psychotic. It's also now becoming known that the Colo. movie shooter was seeing a psychiatrist. There were flags up around the Va Tech shooter. Gabby Gifford's assailant was going whackballs. So although the law does not allow sales of firearms to mentally disturbed people, nutballs and psychos aren't encountering sufficient barriers to purchase.
My preference is that this problem be addressed in some fashion that does not involve restricting everyone's rights in order to constrain the behavior of a few crazies. Yet, if the gun-owning community doesn't get proactive on this matter, then somebody on the other side will, and they'll probably look to some sweeping law that very much does apply to restricting the rights of all persons.
"It may seem difficult at first, but everything is difficult at first."
The thing I find so insupportable is the presumption that most such proposed changes (euphemism: improvements) would actually inhibit crime. Where is the practical efficacy of most such steps? The hypothetical value can be hoped for, but until practical efficacy is shown then there isn't good reason to implement such steps.
For example ...
1. Capacity limits -- ie, Revolvers <=6rds; rifles <=5rds; detachable magazines <=30rds. Plenty of high-casualty murder sprees have been accomplished by motivated criminals with so-called "low-cap" firearms, both during periods of capacity limits and otherwise. And the vast majority of deaths and injuries come from violent criminals who use one or two simple weapons directed at one or two others in attacks of brief duration and scope. The point being, capacity doesn't inherently affect the outcome, once a murderer decides to act.
2. Fees -- The primary effects include making equipment more costly for the lower rungs of the economic classes and funding bureaucratic jobs via those fees.
3. Tools via permission (ammunition, weapons) -- It's an offensive, categorical presumption that the mere possession of a tool equates to criminal predisposition or tendencies. And such a permissions-based environment won't stop the truly criminal from acquiring tools to enhance their effectiveness.
4. Restrictions on who is allowed to have effective tools of defense, via permitting process -- The primary effect is to prejudge who's to be bureaucratically forced to be more likely to become a victim if violently attacked. By what right, such prejudgement?
5. Liability "insurance" schemes -- There are penal code statutes already on the books covering felonious behavior (murder, robbery, assault, etc), which help ensure criminals who are caught are kept off the streets. Forced insurance on the upstanding and innocent pushes a cost of criminality onto citizens, which they already bear as a result of crime. People found liable for their actions are already held responsible, criminally, financially and socially.
6. Registration -- The governing administrators report to the People, not the other way around. The primary effect of registration is to provide the governing few documentation on which of the many are of greatest implied threat to the few, should push come to shove. It's about power and control in the long run, and the retaining of it.
Consider the "No defensive purpose" claim that's often made. Claims of no defensive purpose existing for use of tools with a given measure of effectiveness have no basis. The mere fact criminality exists itself justifies the defensive purpose, as well as the inherent utility of ending such criminality as expeditiously as possible. No defensive purpose? Tell that to those who defended their homes in the Los Angeles riots (post R.King beatings); or to the parishioners at the New Life church in Colorado; or to the victims of the Virginia Tech or Aurora theater massacres; or to the thousands of people annually who protect themselves and others with such tools.
The Second Amendment of the Constitution makes a simple guarantee, assuring the People that the right to bear arms is inviolable, an inherent right of a free People. The Founders had the right of it. Arms weren't declared an inalienable right for any other reason than to ensure the ability of the People to protect themselves against the predations of others ... and that includes against a marauding, liberty-swallowing governing few, murderers, or any other predator.
Last edited by ccw9mm; July 28th, 2012 at 09:44 AM.
Your best weapon is your brain. Don't leave home without it.
Thoughts: Justifiable self defense (A.O.J.).
Explain: How does disarming victims reduce the number of victims?
Reason over Force: The Gun is Civilization (Marko Kloos).
Whats reasonable gun control ?
Whats reasonable size for a sugary drink?
Its all subjective but I tell you this......The rules should be made not be the people who
are anti gunners or skinny people it should be made by the experts who are shooters and fat people
Get the idea....Let the experts make the rules :)
In my many years I have come to a conclusion that one useless man is a shame, two is a law firm and three or more is a congress. -- John Adams
If you think health care is expensive now, wait until you see what it costs when it's free! -- P.J. O'Rourke
I agree with you completely, my biggest concern now is what you said about liability insurance. Our current US Supreme Court finds that it is NOT un-constitutional to require everyone in this country to purchase health insurance. What's to stop them now from requiring all those who choose to own guns to purchase liability insurance for any use of those guns.....
I never would have thought I'd have to worry about being forced to purchase liability insurance because I own a gun, but with the recent ruling on the Affordable Health Care Act, now I'm not so sure.......
"The tree of liberty must be refreshed from time to time with the blood of patriots and tyrants."
Thomas Jefferson
How can anything be reasonable if you have to violate the Constitution to impose it?
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