The Political Party

[bluzboy]

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Lord Elpus wrote:
I'm not surprised that Americans can't tell the difference between acting and reality.

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You're a one-trick bore.

[Marko]

His opinion notwithstanding, Stallone would be a hypocrite if he said he thought violent movies were harmful.

[Snaporaz]

I always knew it that his movies are the best advertisment for that.

[Opposite Day]

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Marko wrote:
His opinion notwithstanding, Stallone would be a hypocrite if he said he thought violent movies were harmful.

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You could definitely make the argument that by popularizing imagery of the very guns he proposes restricting, he is simultaneously stimulating demand while endorsing limited supply. Hmmm, maybe he has stock in gun companies?

Still, Rocky I and II absolve him of all wrongdoing.

[Lord Elpus]

Psssssssst.

Hey dummies, a non functioning replica isn't a weapon.

[Marko]

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Opposite Day wrote:

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Marko wrote:
His opinion notwithstanding, Stallone would be a hypocrite if he said he thought violent movies were harmful.

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You could definitely make the argument that by popularizing imagery of the very guns he proposes restricting, he is simultaneously stimulating demand while endorsing limited supply. Hmmm, maybe he has stock in gun companies?

Still, Rocky I and II absolve him of all wrongdoing.

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[Snaporaz]

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Lord Elpus wrote:
Psssssssst.

Hey dummies, a non functioning replica isn't a weapon.

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poor kids who where killed because they where on the street with a squirt gun

[Telecruiser]

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Lord Elpus wrote:
Psssssssst.

Hey dummies, a non functioning replica isn't a weapon.

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Really?? Stembridge Guns in Glendale, CA provides over 80% of guns used in cinema. They do design prop guns but the bulk of their rentals are very real firearms, machine guns and all.

[Jack Walker]

Check this out. I bet this dried up Diane Feinstein's twat after she saw this...

http://news.msn.com/politics/white-house-releases-photo-of-obama-firing-gun/

[Hoppy Shimko]

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Jack Walker wrote:

Check this out. I bet this dried up Diane Feinstein's twat after she saw this...

http://news.msn.com/politics/white-house-releases-photo-of-obama-firing-gun/

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repoerted; vvrey offensive

[Telecruiser]

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Jack Walker wrote:

Check this out. I bet this dried up Diane Feinstein's twat after she saw this...

http://news.msn.com/politics/white-house-releases-photo-of-obama-firing-gun/

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You can't let a guy with his inexperience have 25 shells. Somebody might get hurt.

He gets to shoot one shell at a time, and a SS agent picks up the spent shells and hands him another after checking all the body parts to make sure nobody was hurt.

I wonder if a background check was required to buy that weapon? He wouldn't have passed one since all his data is concealed.

[fretmess]

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Telecruiser wrote:

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Jack Walker wrote:

Check this out. I bet this dried up Diane Feinstein's twat after she saw this...

http://news.msn.com/politics/white-house-releases-photo-of-obama-firing-gun/

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You can't let a guy with his inexperience have 25 shells. Somebody might get hurt.

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When it comes to a shotgun don't confuse the President with Dick Cheney.

[Lord Elpus]

Yeah, because all cinema is made in Hollywood.

Idiot.

[Daryl Flynn]

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Lord Elpus wrote:
I'm not surprised that Americans can't tell the difference between acting and reality.

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You know what I can't tell the difference between? 

Gallus and Lord Elpus.

lol

[Disemboweler]

Remind me again why Stallone is an authority on the matter?

[yumpy]

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Telecruiser wrote:

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Lord Elpus wrote:
Psssssssst.

Hey dummies, a non functioning replica isn't a weapon.

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Really?? Stembridge Guns in Glendale, CA provides over 80% of guns used in cinema. They do design prop guns but the bulk of their rentals are very real firearms, machine guns and all.

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yes, even here in hong kong, the movie people have to go to a govt licened prop shop to get guns or cop uniforms, badges, or anything like that for a film. 

very strict. 

[guido61]

So it matters that Stallone performs in movies using pretend guns that look scary, but it doesn't matter what the real ones look like?

[yumpy]

what's next? 

rail guns? 

[Boner]

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Telecruiser wrote:

What a hypocrite. Makes millions extolling the virtues of solving problems with rifles, pistols and machine guns (and yes, assault weapons) and then tells us we shouldn't have them. I wonder if he would feel the same had the issue been about performance enhancing drugs.

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Link to Sylvester Stallone extolling the virtues of any firearm? I've never heard him do it. But, I'm sure you have and can provide this easily. But, spare me some Rambo clip. Hint: It's a movie. He's an actor. He gets paid tens of millions of dollars to be in these movies. Heck, for that money, I'd even play a Republican.

[rushtallica]

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Telecruiser wrote:

What a hypocrite. Makes millions extolling the virtues of solving problems with rifles, pistols and machine guns (and yes, assault weapons) and then tells us we shouldn't have them. I wonder if he would feel the same had the issue been about performance enhancing drugs.

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BEVERLY HILLS, Calif. (AP) — Sylvester Stallone says that despite his "Rambo" image and new shoot-em-up film "Bullet to the Head," he's in favor of new national gun control legislation.

Stallone supported the 1994 "Brady bill" that included a now-expired ban on assault weapons, and hopes that ban can be reinstated.

"I know people get (upset) and go, 'They're going to take away the assault weapon.' Who ... needs an assault weapon? Like really, unless you're carrying out an assault. ... You can't hunt with it. ... Who's going to attack your house, a (expletive) army?"

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Movies are generally fantasy entertainment and don't necessarily stand as a symbol of an actor's values. Hell, I love shoot 'em up movies and video games, myself, but I don't even own a gun or have a desire to.