Thread:Original CoD Fan/@comment-4786757-20200607070800/@comment-43925722-20200607221922

Jadelady wrote: Regarding the line in TRH2, even though it was made popular by Charlton Heston and is a slogan for the NRA, it feels like a common idiom/slang expression that means someone is unwilling to give up something. Like "over my dead body", the idiom is used in American English almost like common-speech/phrase.

I myself live in California and use American English and have heard of the phrase "from my cold, dead hands" but until I looked it up recently in response to this, I did not know it was a slogan for the NRA. So I don't believe it was written with the NRA in mind or as a political point. I think they wrote it to say how dedicated Bertrand is to the Beaumont estate. I disagree with you but ya'all can run this site the way you like. Lol

Wouldn't want anything on here that refers to the big, bad NRA! Lol

You don't have to worry about me; I'm just going to be a lurker. Have a good day.