From: No One 

"John D.Wentzky"  writes:

> In news:873b40k4a3.fsf{at}nospam.pacbell.net,
> No One  typed:
> > "John D.Wentzky"  writes:
> >
> >> In news:b5HLh.129337$_73.123362{at}newsread2.news.pas.earthlink.net,
> >> Andrealphus  typed:
> >>> In News gSGLh.25188$68.7841{at}bignews8.bellsouth.net,, John D.Wentzky
> >>> at johndwentzky{at}alumni.furman.edu, typed this:
> >>>
> >>>>> You clearly are ignorant of our Constitution.
Please do not vote.
> >>>>
> >>>> You'd rather me be a candidate?
> >>>
> >>> Sure, it would give the assassins a real target for a change.
> >>
> >> I bet they couldn't shoot me on the Space Shuttle.
> >
> > It looks like Wentzky doesn't know that being an astronaut is not
> > an elected position. :-)
>
> It's a job.
> I have experiecne in wearing suits and travelling in airplanes.
> LOL!

Are you really that stupid?

> > Now, they *did* let John Glenn go on the space shuttle while Glenn
> > was a senator, but he was also the first American to orbit the
> > earth, so there was some rationale for the exception.
>
> Yeah, meaning NASA isn't for the people now?
> LOL!
> You afraid they won't like the President going on an inspection tour when
> they want to gang bang in space with the Russians?
>
> > BTW, they *can* shoot you on the Space Shuttle
>
> Guns aren't allowed in space.
> You think the second amendment applies off US Soil?

Shooting people over some lover's spat isn't allowed either, and an
astronaut was recently arrested for doing just that.
>
> > - that would simply be a dumb thing to do if the bullet didn't stop inside
> > you.
>
> Or if they missed.

if they missed, how would the bullet stop inside you?
>
> > As to whether they would, I'll just refer you to recent news about an
> > astronaut who shot someone here on earth and who was arrested as
> > a result.
>
> Nowak actually shot someone?

I thought someone did, but then I didn't follow the story very closely. 
It's not like it was anything important.

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