I found a great forum for all of you "Right-wing nut jobs"....like myself.

political discussions
extensive weapons discussions
survival
tactics
and so on....

I am impressed so far.

www.warrifles.com

 

Funny, no replies to your post so far!

 

what's funny about it. Perhaps the people that like it are there, and those who don't like it are using some tact and not answering.

 

Oh come on, there is usually a reply to every post on this site. Everyone is entitled to there opinion, even if others don't agree on it.

 

I did not reply prior but appreciate the link from a fellow motorcyclist and survivalist. Thanks!

 

I didn't see the post until right now.

Might be a good site, but since it's set up so you can't read any posts unless and until you register, it's a no go for me.

 

Calls himself a 'right wing nut job' and his descriptive is 'mildly retarded' while pushing a web site called warrifles......hmmmm. (slight cadence of warning bells going off in my head.) I think I'll go play somewhere else for a while.

 

Come on, I've already registered. I'm sure it has lots of good information. Most of these site do.

 

yay!! replies.... I was about to start crying.

 

Oh and I was being sarcastic, Dick.

 

Perhaps he has been reading the SPLC drivel about how dangerous right wing "patriots" are.

 

I feel the same way. I clicked on the link and then left the site after clicking on a thread and realizing you have to register to read.

 

bikes, guns, planes, rockets and money are like peanut butter and jelly for lots of us

since I was already on J Edgar's list in the early 70's and later still got top secret clearance at Convair I figure lurking and registering if a site is monitored are 2 diff things

 

Yeah. I'm not so much concerned about being added to a(nother) list. As a matter of principle, I don't like registering and giving my email to a site that won't show me anything ahead of time.

Could be a site about weapons. Could be a site about floral arrangment or the care and feeding of puppy dogs. I'd just rather not do it.

 

I'm big about using message rules to eliminate sites that abuse the priviledge of my email address. It also depends on what they want besides the email addy. Superhawkforum.com used to use your email addy to verify that you weren't a scammer or spammer but has moved to other measures to accomplish same. I'm going to check it out. Thanks for the link.