Agreed. It's like seeing a bunch of jackels and vultures closing in to feed on the dead.What sickens me is the way some people, like yourself, would use this tragedy as a launching pad for their own agendas.
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Agreed. It's like seeing a bunch of jackels and vultures closing in to feed on the dead.What sickens me is the way some people, like yourself, would use this tragedy as a launching pad for their own agendas.
What sickens me is the way some people, like yourself, would use this tragedy as a launching pad for their own agendas.
Agreed. Question is: are they the jackels or the vultures?I feel the same way about the gun control people AS WELL.
The right-wing evangelical people are using a tragic shooting to further their agenda of imposing their religion on the country. However, the gun control people are using a tragic shooting to further their agenda of preventing tragic shootings. So I don't think it's fair to equate these people.I feel the same way about the gun control people AS WELL.
The right-wing evangelical people are using a tragic shooting to further their agenda of imposing their religion on the country. However, the gun control people are using a tragic shooting to further their agenda of preventing tragic shootings. So I don't think it's fair to equate these people.
Yes because not being able to buy a weapon that fires faster than 400 rounds per minute is "tyranny".Hmm, tyranny by the Church, or tyranny by the state? Pick your poison, I guess.
No amount of laws can solve this problem, it only affects law abiding citizens.Yes because not being able to buy a weapon that fires faster than 400 rounds per minute is "tyranny".
I am trying not to facepalm because if I do I might hit myself so hard I knock myself out...
People will go insane, that can't be solved. When they do, it would be best if there weren't assault weapons lying around. Law abiding citizens don't need to fire 400 rounds per minute, you only need that kind of killing power to go on a shooting spree.No amount of laws can solve this problem, it only affects law abiding citizens.
Mental illness is the problem here, not guns.
People will go insane, that can't be solved. When they do, it would be best if there weren't assault weapons lying around. Law abiding citizens don't need to fire 400 rounds per minute, you only need that kind of killing power to go on a shooting spree.
Some of our atheist friends are upset because one of the children cried "God help us" and they do not want that kind of language in school
So far, I've been living by it, but I'm postponing the 2nd part.Live by the gun, die by the gun, to adapt an old saying!
Cops can become dangerous if they become corrupt or go insane. Moreover, they have greater ability to cover up their misdeeds. So risk of wrongfulPeople will go insane, that can't be solved. When they do, it would be best if there weren't assault weapons lying around. Law abiding citizens don't need to fire 400 rounds per minute, you only need that kind of killing power to go on a shooting spree.
As we see in the documentary, Kill Bill, the sword is a fell weapon even in the hands of a dainty little woman....But yet people put razor sharp Samurai swords on their walls. :cover:
So far, I've been living by it, but I'm postponing the 2nd part.
The secret? Be peaceful & thoughtful.
Meh...too much effort.[satire]Sacriledge! You must remain in greed, hate, and delusion so we can take care of you! [/satire]