We Have To Do Something...!

[miketx]

No.... We don't have to accept it

Typical liberal scum suckers. Play word games but have no plan. These scum bags talk out of both sides of their asses because they are always easy on criminals. Just like the liberal SCUM bags that run that prison I used to work at. A friend that still works there called me and told they walked out three female C/O's for having sex with the convicts in the same night! Sexual acts in prison are a felony inside a prison but they never prosecute these bitches, and it never stops.

 

[jon_berzerk]

We Have To Do Something...!


they did

 

[Ridgerunner]

Leave it up to lyin Brian...

Dear CNN: No, There Hasn’t Been 18 School Shootings In The Last 2 Months

That talking point number has been coming at us from all directions… but what does it REALLY mean?

In simple terms, it means that gun-grabbers are trying to manipulate the emotions of the American public. Because any change they can’t accomplish with facts, they’re happy to push with outrage or the tears of Anderson Cooper or Jimmy Kimmel.

In today’s clickbait, read-the-headline-and-scroll-to-the-next-story culture, a misleading headline can be a powerful propaganda tool for people who aren’t too concerned about facts.

Let’s see just how honest these ‘news’ reporters have been with us, shall we?

“School shooting”.

Notice they’re calling it a ‘school shooting’ and not, say, a Columbine-style massacre.

When most people think ‘school shooting’ we think of Columbine, or — more recently, Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School. An armed predator looking for prey to gun down from among the student body.

They WANT you to think of that. Becuase it lets them harness the outrage we rightly have about a horrible tragedy and hitch it to a cause they want you to support.

But you already know the answer to this next question. In the last six weeks, have we averaged three such school massacres a week? Because that’s what ’18 school shootings’ would imply.

Of course not.

So they’re obviously fudging the numbers, to manipulate us. To move us closer to the gun control laws certain political actors are so desperate to implement.

This is not to say the ACTUAL shootings were not significant. Of course they are. Even one child lost that way is unspeakably tragic. But so are the deaths these same people DON’T want to talk about in Chicago, Baltimore, St. Louis or Detroit.

But we don’t talk about those deaths because they are not so easily harnessed as a tragedy in a suburban public school.

And — surprise, surprise — the guy who was actually suspended for his fake news led the charge in spinning this lie.

.@BrianWilliams @MSNBC just reported this is the 12th school shooting in America in just the first 45 days of 2018. Appalling

— Andrea Mitchell (@mitchellreports) February 14, 2018

And then ‘Everytown Gun Control Group’ put out stats that talking heads have glommed on to.

List courtesy Washington Examiner:

Everytown for Gun Safety Support Fund, here’s what actually happened in each of these cases:

1) A man committed suicide using a gun in an elementary school parking lot when the school was closed and there were no children present in Clinton County, Mich., on Jan. 3.

2) Shots were fired at New Start High School near Burien, Wash., on Jan. 4. No one was hurt or injured, and no suspects were apprehended.

*3) A 32-year-old man shot a pellet gun at a school bus, shattering a window, in Forest City, Iowa, on Jan. 6. No injuries were reported, and the suspect was apprehended.

4) A Grayson College student confused a real gun with a training gun and accidentally fired a bullet into a wall on Jan. 10. No injuries were reported.

5) A 14-year-old seventh-grade student shot and killed himself inside the bathroom of Coronado Elementary School in Cochise County, Ariz., on Jan. 10.

6) Gunshots were fired at a campus building at Cal State San Bernardino on Jan. 10. No injuries were reported.

7) Two people in a car exchanged gunfire at a Wiley College dorm parking lot on Jan. 15. No deaths or injuries were reported and no suspects were arrested, however, one bullet was fired into a dorm room with three female students inside.

8) A Winston-Salem State University football player was shot and killed at a sorority party following an argument in Winston-Salem, N.C., on Jan. 20.

9) A 16-year-old male student shot a 15-year-old female student in the cafeteria at Italy High School in Italy, Texas, on Jan. 22. While the victim was injured, she was expected to make a full recovery. The shooter was arrested and charged with two counts of aggravated assault with a deadly weapon. This one we would probably all refer to as a proper “school shooting.”

10) An unknown assailant in a pickup truck drove by the NET Charter High School in Gentilly, La., and shot at a group of students on Jan. 22. A 14-year-old boy was initially thought to have suffered a gunshot graze, but it turned out to be an abrasion.

11) A 15-year-old male student shot and killed two students and wounded 18 others at Marshall County High School in Benton, Ky., on Jan. 23. The shooter was apprehended.

12) A 16-year-old student fired a gun at another 16-year-old student during an altercation at Murphy High School in Mobile, Ala., on Jan. 25. No injuries were reported and the suspect was taken into custody.

13) Shots were fired in the parking lot during an altercation between two nonstudents during a basketball at Dearborn High School in Dearborn, Mich., on Jan. 26. No injuries were reported, and no suspects were arrested.

14) A 32-year-old man was shot and killed in the parking lot outside Lincoln High School in Philadelphia, Penn., on Jan. 31 during what police believed to be an altercation between students from rival schools. No suspects were arrested.

15) A 12-year-old female student accidentally fired a real gun thinking it was a fake gun. Four students were injured, including one who suffered a gunshot wound to the head, at Sal Castro Middle School in Los Angeles on Feb. 1. The 12-year-old girl was taken into custody.

16) A teenage boy was shot in the chest and nearly killed by another student who conspired with the boy’s ex-girlfriend in the parking lot of Oxon Hill High School in Oxon Hill, Md., on Feb. 5. The suspect was taken into custody and charged with attempted murder.

17) A third-grade student pulled the trigger of a police officer’s holstered weapon at the Harmony Learning Center in Maplewood, Minn., on Feb. 5. No injuries were reported.

18) A 17-year-old student was arrested after firing a gun into the floor of a classroom of Metropolitan High School in the Bronx, N.Y., on Feb. 8.

19) The shooting at Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School in Parkland, Fla., on Wednesday that left 17 dead.

Notice the asterisk beside #3. Pellet gun.

Just like the MeToo situation, lumping all of these into the same category is not only dishonest, but it actually dilutes and cheapens the horror of the real ‘school shootings’.

There are real ‘school shootings’ on that list, certainly. But these events are NOT all the same.

A couple of suicides — including an adult in the parking lot after-hours?

A third-grader pulling the trigger on a cop’s gun?

Personal conflicts between armed individuals?

Accidental discharge?

Passers-by who didn’t even set foot on the property?

And a PELLET GUN?

Are we Seriously putting all of these in the same category as the guy who purchased a gun despite many warning signs — including self-cutting and reported abuse of animals — and methodically murdered people in the school he had been expelled from?

And what is the ‘end game’ of the manipulation? To short-circuit REAL debate and push forward the ‘compassionate’ solution they are demanding we embrace.


“Anyone with any sense knows that this is the one common denominator that America has, the sickness that we have, is having this much access to guns. Especially this much access,” Lemon said. “Don’t tell me it’s not time to talk about it. You talk to those people down in Florida who lost their loved ones, they’ll tell you it’s time to talk about it.”

In another segment, Lemon said that the right time to talk about gun control was, in fact, “weeks, months, years or decades ago.”
Don Lemon: CNN

Yes, Brian Williams. Leave it to you to be so easily manipulated. Unless you were deliberately lying.

Sadly, both are equally plausible

Dear CNN: No, There Hasn't Been 18 School Shootings In The Last 2 Months

 

[Nosmo King]

Why did the Republicans push through a bespoke piece of legislation last year assuring the mentally ill's access to guns? Why did Trump sign it within a month of taking the oath?

All this new and cry about mental illness and they made sure nuts and guns should get together?

Blood on their hands and a pox on both their houses.

But yet the FBI had been warned of this young man back in September after his post on social media that he wanted to be a professional school shooter? The FBI have gone after people with much less to go on.........

How would you blame anything but the lethality of the shooter's weapon? How are you going to excuse Las Vegas or Sutherland Sprngs it Newtown or Virginia Tech, or Columbine, or Aurora, or Charleston?

The Vegas shooting wasn't anything like the sheeple have been told, no one died at Sandy Hook, no one died at the Pulse niteclub and the Aurora movie shooting wasn't done by James Holmes that was found by his car drooling like he had been drugged. Witnesses have claimed that there were other shooters. Bullets removed by second parties have shown that they were exclusive only to law enforcement. Charleston was another psy-op and I could go on and on about that pathetic false flag event. You should be VERY leery when certain rogue elements within your corporate "gubermint" are trying so hard to persuade the public to voluntarily "disarm" themselves. These Operation Gladio type of events are not new to history.

So you not only deny the lethality of the weapons, but you deny the events themselves!

Anything to hold onto that gun, eh? Even the ostrich outlook cannot serve to give any intellectual comfort. Your denials betray a tightness in your tin foil hat.

Get bent, Nosmos, you are a brainwashed, programmed moron like one of Pavlov's dogs and salivates when the lamestream media feeds you bullshit. It's not me that has my head stuck in the sand. Do yourself a favor and lay off TV for a solid month. You might find that your clarity of thought might start to return. People voluntarily disarming themselves because leftards like you try and "shame" them into doing so ain't gonna happen.....at least not in my lifetime. There are simply too many people that are "awake" and more and more are every day.

We get it. You have no shame.

Should I take your advice and find myself sitting in the basement, bare light bulb swaying overhead while I sharpen my machete wearing a cameo bandanna muttering about the end days and the wrath of the righteous?

 

[Marion Morrison]

No.... We don't have to accept it

I never knew you were a leftist.

This is exactly like the seditious B-list actors trying to bully the Electoral College.

 

[CarlinAnnArbor]

No god just spoke to me...

Of course no god speaks to you

 

[Lastamender]

Or, do we...? You know folks; nothing you do now will bring any one back from the dead. No type of virtue signaling. No prayer. Not even a robust legislation. Nor will any of these things prevent people from being murdered in the future. There’s only one kind of dead; and you’ll never eliminate murder so long as people exist.
In short... In life we sometime have to just take our lumps; and realize that “shit happens”.

Accepting the cost of dong business in a culture and society awash in guns is both short sighted and criminal nally megligent. The vast majority of Americans are crying out for common sense gun laws over the objection of a minority of citizens who, incredibly, find nobility in their personal arsenal and revulsion at the notion expanding that arsenal could be illegal.

No law, no legislation, no regulation can bring back the victims. No law, no legislation, no regulation oils a panacea. Shootings will still take place. But look at traffic laws as a paradigm. Would you deny that speed limits, DWI checkpoints, moving vehicle citations, licensing and registration laws, and annual inspections have not helped reduce the occurrence of vehicular deaths and accidents?

No rights are absolute. Not speech, not religious, not enjoyed by the press. The second amendment is not a suicide pact. The reason there still are assault weapons for sale and used to commit mass shootings, drive-by shootings, accidental shootings and the weapon of choice of nearly every school, church or theater shooter is lack of political will, not constitutional problem.

Throwing up your hands, shrugging your shoulders and accepting the lives of children to rationalize a lust for guns rings hollow at best, complicit in murder at worst.

The guns did not kill those children, the shooter did.

Throwing up your hands, shrugging your shoulders and accepting the lives of children to rationalize a lust for guns rings hollow at best, complicit in murder at worst.

High drama from you?

 

[Marion Morrison]

Yeah, let's just give up all our guns and trust the government to protect us, like they just did with those kids that died in the latest mass shooting.

39 police incidents, FBI called, nothing.

I'd almost bet he was a state baby, told you the state doesn't know how to raise kids. Most state babies end up under the jail in solitary for life, with good reason.

 

[Nosmo King]

Or, do we...? You know folks; nothing you do now will bring any one back from the dead. No type of virtue signaling. No prayer. Not even a robust legislation. Nor will any of these things prevent people from being murdered in the future. There’s only one kind of dead; and you’ll never eliminate murder so long as people exist.
In shorts ... In life we sometime have to just take our lumps; and realize that “shit happens”.

Accepting the cost of dong business in a culture and society awash in guns is both short sighted and criminal nally megligent. The vast majority of Americans are crying out for common sense gun laws over the objection of a minority of citizens who, incredibly, find nobility in their personal arsenal and revulsion at the notion expanding that arsenal could be illegal.

No law, no legislation, no regulation can bring back the victims. No law, no legislation, no regulation oils a panacea. Shootings will still take place. But look at traffic laws as a paradigm. Would you deny that speed limits, DWI checkpoints, moving vehicle citations, licensing and registration laws, and annual inspections have not helped reduce the occurrence of vehicular deaths and accidents?

No rights are absolute. Not speech, not religious, not enjoyed by the press. The second amendment is not a suicide pact. The reason there still are assault weapons for sale and used to commit mass shootings, drive-by shootings, accidental shootings and the weapon of choice of nearly every school, church or theater shooter is lack of political will, not constitutional problem.

Throwing up your hands, shrugging your shoulders and accepting the lives of children to rationalize a lust for guns rings hollow at best, complicit in murder at worst.

The guns did not kill those children, the shooter did.

Throwing up your hands, shrugging your shoulders and accepting the lives of children to rationalize a lust for guns rings hollow at best, complicit in murder at worst.

High drama from you?

The shooter had a weapon designed to kill as many people as quickly as possible. It was not designed for duck, quail, pheasant or turkey. It was not designed for deer, elk, moose or mountain goat. It was not designed for paper targets or clay pigeons. It was designed to kill people.

Don't tell me that weapon, the same weapon used at Las Vegas, Sutherland Springs, Newtown, Connecticut is a benign object lacking hazard and ensconced in noble efforts.

 

[Lastamender]

Or, do we...? You know folks; nothing you do now will bring any one back from the dead. No type of virtue signaling. No prayer. Not even a robust legislation. Nor will any of these things prevent people from being murdered in the future. There’s only one kind of dead; and you’ll never eliminate murder so long as people exist.
In shorts ... In life we sometime have to just take our lumps; and realize that “shit happens”.

Accepting the cost of dong business in a culture and society awash in guns is both short sighted and criminal nally megligent. The vast majority of Americans are crying out for common sense gun laws over the objection of a minority of citizens who, incredibly, find nobility in their personal arsenal and revulsion at the notion expanding that arsenal could be illegal.

No law, no legislation, no regulation can bring back the victims. No law, no legislation, no regulation oils a panacea. Shootings will still take place. But look at traffic laws as a paradigm. Would you deny that speed limits, DWI checkpoints, moving vehicle citations, licensing and registration laws, and annual inspections have not helped reduce the occurrence of vehicular deaths and accidents?

No rights are absolute. Not speech, not religious, not enjoyed by the press. The second amendment is not a suicide pact. The reason there still are assault weapons for sale and used to commit mass shootings, drive-by shootings, accidental shootings and the weapon of choice of nearly every school, church or theater shooter is lack of political will, not constitutional problem.

Throwing up your hands, shrugging your shoulders and accepting the lives of children to rationalize a lust for guns rings hollow at best, complicit in murder at worst.

The guns did not kill those children, the shooter did.

Throwing up your hands, shrugging your shoulders and accepting the lives of children to rationalize a lust for guns rings hollow at best, complicit in murder at worst.

High drama from you?

The shooter had a weapon designed to kill as many people as quickly as possible. It was not designed for duck, quail, pheasant or turkey. It was not designed for deer, elk, moose or mountain goat. It was not designed for paper targets or clay pigeons. It was designed to kill people.

Don't tell me that weapon, the same weapon used at Las Vegas, Sutherland Springs, Newtown, Connecticut is a benign object lacking hazard and ensconced in noble efforts.

Self righteous blowhole say what?

 

[Nosmo King]

Or, do we...? You know folks; nothing you do now will bring any one back from the dead. No type of virtue signaling. No prayer. Not even a robust legislation. Nor will any of these things prevent people from being murdered in the future. There’s only one kind of dead; and you’ll never eliminate murder so long as people exist.
In shorts ... In life we sometime have to just take our lumps; and realize that “shit happens”.

Accepting the cost of dong business in a culture and society awash in guns is both short sighted and criminal nally megligent. The vast majority of Americans are crying out for common sense gun laws over the objection of a minority of citizens who, incredibly, find nobility in their personal arsenal and revulsion at the notion expanding that arsenal could be illegal.

No law, no legislation, no regulation can bring back the victims. No law, no legislation, no regulation oils a panacea. Shootings will still take place. But look at traffic laws as a paradigm. Would you deny that speed limits, DWI checkpoints, moving vehicle citations, licensing and registration laws, and annual inspections have not helped reduce the occurrence of vehicular deaths and accidents?

No rights are absolute. Not speech, not religious, not enjoyed by the press. The second amendment is not a suicide pact. The reason there still are assault weapons for sale and used to commit mass shootings, drive-by shootings, accidental shootings and the weapon of choice of nearly every school, church or theater shooter is lack of political will, not constitutional problem.

Throwing up your hands, shrugging your shoulders and accepting the lives of children to rationalize a lust for guns rings hollow at best, complicit in murder at worst.

The guns did not kill those children, the shooter did.

Throwing up your hands, shrugging your shoulders and accepting the lives of children to rationalize a lust for guns rings hollow at best, complicit in murder at worst.

High drama from you?

The shooter had a weapon designed to kill as many people as quickly as possible. It was not designed for duck, quail, pheasant or turkey. It was not designed for deer, elk, moose or mountain goat. It was not designed for paper targets or clay pigeons. It was designed to kill people.

Don't tell me that weapon, the same weapon used at Las Vegas, Sutherland Springs, Newtown, Connecticut is a benign object lacking hazard and ensconced in noble efforts.

Self righteous blowhole say what?

Well said. I suspected a great deal of erudition in you, but you have shown me the folly of my thinking.

 

[Lastamender]

Or, do we...? You know folks; nothing you do now will bring any one back from the dead. No type of virtue signaling. No prayer. Not even a robust legislation. Nor will any of these things prevent people from being murdered in the future. There’s only one kind of dead; and you’ll never eliminate murder so long as people exist.
In shorts ... In life we sometime have to just take our lumps; and realize that “shit happens”.

Accepting the cost of dong business in a culture and society awash in guns is both short sighted and criminal nally megligent. The vast majority of Americans are crying out for common sense gun laws over the objection of a minority of citizens who, incredibly, find nobility in their personal arsenal and revulsion at the notion expanding that arsenal could be illegal.

No law, no legislation, no regulation can bring back the victims. No law, no legislation, no regulation oils a panacea. Shootings will still take place. But look at traffic laws as a paradigm. Would you deny that speed limits, DWI checkpoints, moving vehicle citations, licensing and registration laws, and annual inspections have not helped reduce the occurrence of vehicular deaths and accidents?

No rights are absolute. Not speech, not religious, not enjoyed by the press. The second amendment is not a suicide pact. The reason there still are assault weapons for sale and used to commit mass shootings, drive-by shootings, accidental shootings and the weapon of choice of nearly every school, church or theater shooter is lack of political will, not constitutional problem.

Throwing up your hands, shrugging your shoulders and accepting the lives of children to rationalize a lust for guns rings hollow at best, complicit in murder at worst.

The guns did not kill those children, the shooter did.

Throwing up your hands, shrugging your shoulders and accepting the lives of children to rationalize a lust for guns rings hollow at best, complicit in murder at worst.

High drama from you?

The shooter had a weapon designed to kill as many people as quickly as possible. It was not designed for duck, quail, pheasant or turkey. It was not designed for deer, elk, moose or mountain goat. It was not designed for paper targets or clay pigeons. It was designed to kill people.

Don't tell me that weapon, the same weapon used at Las Vegas, Sutherland Springs, Newtown, Connecticut is a benign object lacking hazard and ensconced in noble efforts.

Self righteous blowhole say what?

Well said. I suspected a great deal of erudition in you, but you have shown me the folly of my thinking.

Someone has to do it, you are all fucked up. No problem.

 

[AvgGuyIA]

No.... We don't have to accept it

As long as there is sin in the world, people will be murdered.