Since the crazies won’t stop defending the ability to
murder, I won’t stop criticizing their lunacy.
Plus some observations.
And let it be known that to any fucktard who believes we now
need to arm firefighters, I say: Fuck you, you fucking mentally stunted fuck.
This one’s short and sweet.
Enjoy…
At last. Our children will be safe. Legislation designed to
help protect us from video games and movies has been introduced in Congress.
Because it’s not guns that are the problem, it’s video games and movies. As
proof, I point out the fact that no other countries have video games and movies
and that’s why they have only a tiny fraction of gun violence compared to the
USA. What other reason could there possibly be?
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Peter
hmmmm
[I would find it interesting to sit back and listen to
anyone try to explain just how guns improve the quality of my life. Because
it’s not 1776 anymore.]
Bill Mancuso
POP QUIZ
Q: Which of these is manufactured for the purpose of
killing?
A: The Gun.
Q: How many of these items have been used in mass murders?
A: The Gun.
Q: How many of these items are being used in mass murders at
an exponentially increasing rate?
A: The Gun.
Q: How many of these items have a massive lobby that opposes
any attempt to prevent psychopathic killers from getting their hands on it?
A: The Gun.
Q: How many of these items have a massive lobby that
partners with ALEC, an organization of corporations and politicians that get
together to write legislation that protects corporate profits above all else
while making their politicians rich?
A: Guns.
Q: How many of these items have a massive lobby that pumps
money into defeating any political candidate that attempts even a suggestion of
the simplest legislation like background checks?
A: Guns.
Q: How many of these items have enthusiasts that selectively
interpret the Constitutional Amendment that refers to it?
A: The Gun.
Q: How many of these items have a massive lobby that opposes
health care reform that could help mentally ill people to get the care they
need or which could prevent them from getting the completely unregulated item
and perform a mass murder with it?
A: Guns.
Q: Which of these items is incessantly compared falsely as
an equivalent to other objects in the art of unbridled murder?
A: The Gun.
Peter
LOL! You DO like your long strings, don't you... ;)P
[It's true. I do. But I don’t determine the amount of facts that are available
to debunk bullshit. I use as many as I know of at the time. That’s how I roll.]
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Keep on reporting with your usual unbiased fairness and
balancedness, FOX.
Motorcycle Clubs are Conservative and Westboro is a Left-Wing
group, like, fer sher.
Side note: Did you know that the Ku Klux Klan is also against Westboro and often blocks their protests?
Westboro Baptist Church are a bunch of fucknuts: The only thing on Earth everyone agrees on.
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And women never watch violent movies or play violent video games either, apparently.
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What? You mean that when you keep trumpeting bullshit about
specific countries, you don’t think they’ll respond?
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Instead of possibly admitting that guns are the problem,
Wayne LaPierre says the NRA will back a program to put police in every school.
Ignoring that it has not helped in the past, such as Columbine or Virginia Tech
or that entirely armed Fort Hood couldn’t even stop a shooter, Wayne LaPierre
is lying. He knows this plan couldn’t work and that he’s just pretending –
well, blaming everything else but guns. Anyway, estimates place the cost of
having an armed guard at all 132,183 K-12 schools in America somewhere between
$7 and $10 Billion dollars. I wonder how NRA board member and anti-tax,
anti-government Reagan-masturbator, Grover Norquist feels about raising taxes
to pay for this new, massive government expanding program?
Republicans are cutting school funding already, but want to
add more to the school budget?
And let’s not pretend Wayne LaPierre’s School Shield program
is anything other than what his job always is: a plan to make people purchase
more guns from the industry that funds 75% of the NRA.
Profit is more important than your life.
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Weekends with Alex Witt
Interview with Jon Meacham
Interpreting Jefferson’s views on guns
Visit NBCNews.com for breaking news, world news, and news about the economy
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Even the NRA knows guns kill. All that matters is corporate
profits, except if THEIR lives could be threatened.
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Five cases commonly cited as a rationale for arming Americans don't stand up to scrutiny.
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May 3, 1995
Dear Mr.
Washington,
I was outraged
when, even in the wake of the Oklahoma City tragedy, Mr. Wayne LaPierre,
executive vice president of N.R.A., defended his attack on federal agents as
“jack-booted thugs.” To attack Secret Service agents or A.T.F. people or any
government law enforcement people as “wearing Nazi bucket helmets and black
storm trooper uniforms” wanting to “attack law abiding citizens” is a vicious
slander on good people.
Al Whicher, who
served on my [ United States Secret Service ] detail when I was Vice President
and President, was killed in Oklahoma City. He was no Nazi. He was a kind man,
a loving parent, a man dedicated to serving his country — and serve it well he
did.
In 1993, I
attended the wake for A.T.F. agent Steve Willis, another dedicated officer who
did his duty. I can assure you that this honorable man, killed by weird
cultists, was no Nazi.
John Magaw, who
used to head the U.S.S.S. and now heads A.T.F., is one of the most principled,
decent men I have ever known. He would be the last to condone the kind of
illegal behavior your ugly letter charges. The same is true for the F.B.I.’s
able Director Louis Freeh. I appointed Mr. Freeh to the Federal Bench. His
integrity and honor are beyond question.
Both John Magaw
and Judge Freeh were in office when I was President. They both now serve in the
current administration. They both have badges. Neither of them would ever give
the government’s “go ahead to harass, intimidate, even murder law abiding citizens.”
(Your words)
I am a gun
owner and an avid hunter. Over the years I have agreed with most of N.R.A.’s
objectives, particularly your educational and training efforts, and your
fundamental stance in favor of owning guns.
However, your
broadside against Federal agents deeply offends my own sense of decency and
honor; and it offends my concept of service to country. It indirectly slanders
a wide array of government law enforcement officials, who are out there, day
and night, laying their lives on the line for all of us.
You have not
repudiated Mr. LaPierre’s unwarranted attack. Therefore, I resign as a Life
Member of N.R.A., said resignation to be effective upon your receipt of this
letter. Please remove my name from your membership list.
Sincerely,
[ signed ]
George Bush
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Hey, Wayne LaPierre,
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And now, some spirit-cleansing levity…
Baby Elephant Has Time of His Life
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