bigrebnc1775
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Sure ok understood. You can make a comment to a crime in which you know nothing about and make a claim but you can't make a comment about a crime in which you know nothing about. Thanks for clearing that up.
The best explanation for the Tuscon shooting.
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Sure ok understood. You can make a comment to a crime in which you know nothing about and make a claim but you can't make a comment about a crime in which you know nothing about. Thanks for clearing that up.
bigrebnc1775
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The effect of liberalism on a sick mind
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Neotrotsky
Council to Supreme Soviet
This poor fellow had serious mental problems
If he had worn his "tin-foil" hat then all those "evil" brain waves coming from Palin, Beck and Limbaugh would not have affected him
bigrebnc1775
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This poor fellow had serious mental problems
If he had worn his "tin-foil" hat then all those "evil" brain waves coming from Palin, Beck and Limbaugh would not have affected him
Maybe we should rethink how liberalism will push people over the edge and cause them to start shooting people.
Neotrotsky
Council to Supreme Soviet
This poor fellow had serious mental problems
If he had worn his "tin-foil" hat then all those "evil" brain waves coming from Palin, Beck and Limbaugh would not have affected him
Maybe we should rethink how liberalism will push people over the edge and cause them to start shooting people.
Yes indeed!
We need more "tin-foil" hat control NOW!
We need to pass "more laws" requiring Liberals to wear their "tin-foil" hats at all times
bigrebnc1775
][][][% NC Sheepdog
This poor fellow had serious mental problems
If he had worn his "tin-foil" hat then all those "evil" brain waves coming from Palin, Beck and Limbaugh would not have affected him
Maybe we should rethink how liberalism will push people over the edge and cause them to start shooting people.
Yes indeed!
We need more "tin-foil" hat control NOW!
We need to pass "more laws" requiring Liberals to wear their "tin-foil" hats at all times
Yep
bigrebnc1775
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wrong he knew her bucko. He knew her in 2007
daveman
Diamond Member
The left doesn't understand a great deal -- like how they really can't define reality.
Funny how the Democrats can't seem to understand...
"It's the hypocrisy stupid"
I really don't believe Papa Obama, Palin, or anyone else for that matter is liable here, except for the crazy killer.
But, if the Left and the MSM insists on pushing their flawed logic then it is only correct to point it out to them.
Really, when you think about it
Ted Kennedy's car killed more people than Talk Radio
daveman
Diamond Member
Not really, unionbot.
daveman
Diamond Member
Well, that's what flaming hypocrisy does to a guy.
Wow. That hurts coming from someone who slams the government, yet is 100% dependent on that same government to take care of all of his needs.
Oh, goody. One more braindead leftist who thinks...well, that's certainly the wrong word, isn't it?...who feels that the benefits earned by military service in support of Constitutional mandates is the EXACT SAME THING as giving free money to crack whores or union members (pardon the redundancy).
daveman
Diamond Member
And so far, every single thing he's written has shown no link to right-wing rhetoric.
No....but she wasn't robbed.
When you are talking about an assasination attempt (which is what it was) it is almost always about their beliefs. There may be an occasional one who will do it to be famous (Mark Chapman, John Hinkley come to mind) but they are few.
As for your comparison between the shooter and other assasins I would reply that ALL assasins are crazy.
Bottom line? He's alive so let's just see what he says.
But you keep insisting it MUST be there. Your lack of imagination will allow you to do nothing else.
daveman
Diamond Member
You haven't seen people blaming right-wing rhetoric for the shooting?
You haven't been paying attention.
bigrebnc1775
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They have been doing it for the past two years. Why do liberals forget certain things? But cannot let go of blaming bush?
Well, that's what flaming hypocrisy does to a guy.
Wow. That hurts coming from someone who slams the government, yet is 100% dependent on that same government to take care of all of his needs.
Oh, goody. One more braindead leftist who thinks...well, that's certainly the wrong word, isn't it?...who feels that the benefits earned by military service in support of Constitutional mandates is the EXACT SAME THING as giving free money to crack whores or union members (pardon the redundancy).
You just can't see the hypocrisy of slamming the government that provides all of your support and medical care (with MY money) that you will live off of the rest of your life, do you?
You're welcome.
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Cecilie1200
Diamond Member
No....but she wasn't robbed.
When you are talking about an assasination attempt (which is what it was) it is almost always about their beliefs. There may be an occasional one who will do it to be famous (Mark Chapman, John Hinkley come to mind) but they are few.
As for your comparison between the shooter and other assasins I would reply that ALL assasins are crazy.
Bottom line? He's alive so let's just see what he says.
We've already heard what he had to say, and it was insane. I don't think you can lump him and people like him into "about their beliefs" when the beliefs in question are utterly random and insane.
As for "almost always", try again. Let's review some assassinations and attempted assassinations in America, shall we?
Charles Guiteau - considered insane by everyone who knew him. Believed himself responsible for Garfield's election to the Presidency, and assassinated him because he thought Garfield was "ungrateful" because he wouldn't appoint him ambassador to France.
Richard Lawrence - tried to assassinate Andrew Jackson and was actually found not guilty by reason of insanity and confined to a mental institution.
John F. Schrank - tried to assassinate Theodore Roosevelt because, he said, President McKinley's ghost told him to do it. Was found not guilty by reason of insanity and and institutionalized.
Guiseppe Zangara - tried to assassinate Franklin D. Roosevelt and managed to kill the mayor of Chicago and shot four other people besides. His reason? He believed the President was causing his physical ailments supernaturally.
Richard Paul Pavlick - plotted to assassinate JFK in a suicide bombing, but backed off in his attempt because Kennedy's wife and child were with him. While he DID have problems with Kennedy's actual politics, he seems to have objected even more Kennedy being Catholic. He spent the rest of his life in and out of mental institutions, which is why I include him.
Samuel Joseph Byck - tried to hijack a plane to fly into the White House in an attempt to kill Richard Nixon. His reason? He blamed Nixon for being turned down for a business loan by the Small Business Administration. He suffered from severe depression and had spent time in a psychiatric ward.
Lynette "Squeaky" Fromme and Sarah Jane Moore - both tried to assassinate Gerald Ford within days of each other, and both members of the Manson family. 'Nuff said.
John Hinckley Jr. - tried to assassinate Ronald Reagan in order to impress a girl. Confined to a mental institution.
Frank Eugene Corder - tried to fly a Cessna into the White House to kill Bill Clinton, but friends say he had no problems with Clinton that they were aware of. Since Corder died in the attempt, no one knows for sure what his motive was, but those who knew him are convinced he wanted the attention.
And that's just the Presidents killed or attacked by crazy people or at least for reasons other than their political positions. This doesn't even count the ones who did it for political reasons such as wanting to bring down the government just in general, which has nothing to do with the personal political positions of the target.
Completely aside from the probability that ANYONE who resorts to assassination is probably not the cover model for Sanity Fair, it is obvious that, far from being rare, true insanity as a motive for attacks on politicians is quite common.
No....but she wasn't robbed.
When you are talking about an assasination attempt (which is what it was) it is almost always about their beliefs. There may be an occasional one who will do it to be famous (Mark Chapman, John Hinkley come to mind) but they are few.
As for your comparison between the shooter and other assasins I would reply that ALL assasins are crazy.
Bottom line? He's alive so let's just see what he says.
We've already heard what he had to say, and it was insane. I don't think you can lump him and people like him into "about their beliefs" when the beliefs in question are utterly random and insane.
As for "almost always", try again. Let's review some assassinations and attempted assassinations in America, shall we?
Charles Guiteau - considered insane by everyone who knew him. Believed himself responsible for Garfield's election to the Presidency, and assassinated him because he thought Garfield was "ungrateful" because he wouldn't appoint him ambassador to France.
Richard Lawrence - tried to assassinate Andrew Jackson and was actually found not guilty by reason of insanity and confined to a mental institution.
John F. Schrank - tried to assassinate Theodore Roosevelt because, he said, President McKinley's ghost told him to do it. Was found not guilty by reason of insanity and and institutionalized.
Guiseppe Zangara - tried to assassinate Franklin D. Roosevelt and managed to kill the mayor of Chicago and shot four other people besides. His reason? He believed the President was causing his physical ailments supernaturally.
Richard Paul Pavlick - plotted to assassinate JFK in a suicide bombing, but backed off in his attempt because Kennedy's wife and child were with him. While he DID have problems with Kennedy's actual politics, he seems to have objected even more Kennedy being Catholic. He spent the rest of his life in and out of mental institutions, which is why I include him.
Samuel Joseph Byck - tried to hijack a plane to fly into the White House in an attempt to kill Richard Nixon. His reason? He blamed Nixon for being turned down for a business loan by the Small Business Administration. He suffered from severe depression and had spent time in a psychiatric ward.
Lynette "Squeaky" Fromme and Sarah Jane Moore - both tried to assassinate Gerald Ford within days of each other, and both members of the Manson family. 'Nuff said.
John Hinckley Jr. - tried to assassinate Ronald Reagan in order to impress a girl. Confined to a mental institution.
Frank Eugene Corder - tried to fly a Cessna into the White House to kill Bill Clinton, but friends say he had no problems with Clinton that they were aware of. Since Corder died in the attempt, no one knows for sure what his motive was, but those who knew him are convinced he wanted the attention.
And that's just the Presidents killed or attacked by crazy people or at least for reasons other than their political positions. This doesn't even count the ones who did it for political reasons such as wanting to bring down the government just in general, which has nothing to do with the personal political positions of the target.
Completely aside from the probability that ANYONE who resorts to assassination is probably not the cover model for Sanity Fair, it is obvious that, far from being rare, true insanity as a motive for attacks on politicians is quite common.
Exactly!! Thanks for making my aforementioned point that again, IMO, ALL assasins are crazy.
daveman
Diamond Member
Because reality and leftism are not compatible. So...reality has to go.
daveman
Diamond Member
That's the contract the military and I signed. You think the contract should just be tossed out because you're butthurt?Wow. That hurts coming from someone who slams the government, yet is 100% dependent on that same government to take care of all of his needs.
Oh, goody. One more braindead leftist who thinks...well, that's certainly the wrong word, isn't it?...who feels that the benefits earned by military service in support of Constitutional mandates is the EXACT SAME THING as giving free money to crack whores or union members (pardon the redundancy).
You just can't see the hypocrisy of slamming the government that provides all of your support and medical care (with MY money) that you will live off of the rest of your life, do you?
You're welcome.
Oh, and I will not get free healthcare. I'll have to pay premiums. Idiot.
Cecilie1200
Diamond Member
No....but she wasn't robbed.
When you are talking about an assasination attempt (which is what it was) it is almost always about their beliefs. There may be an occasional one who will do it to be famous (Mark Chapman, John Hinkley come to mind) but they are few.
As for your comparison between the shooter and other assasins I would reply that ALL assasins are crazy.
Bottom line? He's alive so let's just see what he says.
We've already heard what he had to say, and it was insane. I don't think you can lump him and people like him into "about their beliefs" when the beliefs in question are utterly random and insane.
As for "almost always", try again. Let's review some assassinations and attempted assassinations in America, shall we?
Charles Guiteau - considered insane by everyone who knew him. Believed himself responsible for Garfield's election to the Presidency, and assassinated him because he thought Garfield was "ungrateful" because he wouldn't appoint him ambassador to France.
Richard Lawrence - tried to assassinate Andrew Jackson and was actually found not guilty by reason of insanity and confined to a mental institution.
John F. Schrank - tried to assassinate Theodore Roosevelt because, he said, President McKinley's ghost told him to do it. Was found not guilty by reason of insanity and and institutionalized.
Guiseppe Zangara - tried to assassinate Franklin D. Roosevelt and managed to kill the mayor of Chicago and shot four other people besides. His reason? He believed the President was causing his physical ailments supernaturally.
Richard Paul Pavlick - plotted to assassinate JFK in a suicide bombing, but backed off in his attempt because Kennedy's wife and child were with him. While he DID have problems with Kennedy's actual politics, he seems to have objected even more Kennedy being Catholic. He spent the rest of his life in and out of mental institutions, which is why I include him.
Samuel Joseph Byck - tried to hijack a plane to fly into the White House in an attempt to kill Richard Nixon. His reason? He blamed Nixon for being turned down for a business loan by the Small Business Administration. He suffered from severe depression and had spent time in a psychiatric ward.
Lynette "Squeaky" Fromme and Sarah Jane Moore - both tried to assassinate Gerald Ford within days of each other, and both members of the Manson family. 'Nuff said.
John Hinckley Jr. - tried to assassinate Ronald Reagan in order to impress a girl. Confined to a mental institution.
Frank Eugene Corder - tried to fly a Cessna into the White House to kill Bill Clinton, but friends say he had no problems with Clinton that they were aware of. Since Corder died in the attempt, no one knows for sure what his motive was, but those who knew him are convinced he wanted the attention.
And that's just the Presidents killed or attacked by crazy people or at least for reasons other than their political positions. This doesn't even count the ones who did it for political reasons such as wanting to bring down the government just in general, which has nothing to do with the personal political positions of the target.
Completely aside from the probability that ANYONE who resorts to assassination is probably not the cover model for Sanity Fair, it is obvious that, far from being rare, true insanity as a motive for attacks on politicians is quite common.
Exactly!! Thanks for making my aforementioned point that again, IMO, ALL assasins are crazy.
No, they aren't. Sometimes, they're evil. Just because someone's mental processes aren't what we would define as "normal" doesn't make them certifiable.
And by the way, your actual point - which has been debunked and which you are now desperately trying to deflect from - was that all political assassinations are about the target's politics. Manifestly, this is not true. Thank you for admitting you were wrong by cravenly trying to ignore it.
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