Reporter and Cameraman Murdered on Live TV

[Irvine511]

Originally Posted by Bluer White

Incremental change is a better message than simply trashing a large moneyed segment of the the U.S. population.

My heart says, "fuck those assholes."

But my head agrees. Incremental change.

[Bluer White]

[PhilsFan]

But hold on guys, Pac Mule wants to have some guns.


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[Bluer White]

Originally Posted by PhilsFan

But hold on guys, Pac Mule wants to have some guns.

But what ?

[deep]

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[Irvine511]

Originally Posted by PhilsFan

But hold on guys, Pac Mule wants to have some guns.


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Guns are fine. Highly regulated, difficult to obtain guns are fine.

I don't think he's a terrorist. He seems like an upstanding guy. I really do mean that.

But I also think that "responsible gun owner" is a contradiction. If you own a gun you cannot be truly responsible. You enable domestic terrorism.

[LemonMelon]

I want a national gun registry with yearly psychological examinations to justify the continued possession of a gun. You have the right to a firearm, but not if you could potentially endanger others. No semi-automatic weapons or assault rifles for civilians. There's no fucking need for them. Everyone can own a firearm if they prove mentally capable and responsible, but we all need to be at a level that makes shootings less potentially devastating.

I fully, willingly relinquish my "personal freedom" on these matters in order to increase public safety as a whole. I wish more were willing to do the same, but a national registry is the supposed first step to banning guns altogether, or a government takeover, so it's not a popular idea. But this is where we are right now. Lots of monstrous individuals ruined a good thing and now it needs to be adjusted accordingly.

[KhanadaRhodes]

Originally Posted by Headache in a Suitcase

It's on the cover of today's Daily News

yep, and there's also this:


source: washington post

[Oregoropa]

Originally Posted by PhilsFan

But hold on guys, Pac Mule wants to have some guns.

When the Zombies, New World Order, Anti-Christ appear I'm hanging with Pac Mule

[BVS]

Originally Posted by Oregoropa

When the Zombies, New World Order, Anti-Christ appear I'm hanging with Pac Mule

So you agree you're hanging and voting with the crazies?


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[Vlad n U 2]

I'm just going to assume Oregoropa has been sarcastic in all of his posts on FYM.

[Galeongirl]

Originally Posted by KhanadaRhodes

yep, and there's also this:


source: washington post

Damn...

[Irvine511]

Originally Posted by Oregoropa

When the Zombies, New World Order, Anti-Christ appear I'm hanging with Pac Mule

I know you're joking, but if you said "blacks, Mexicans, and Muslims" you'd have a pretty good representation of the visual language used by pro-gun groups on Facebook.

[PhilsFan]

I want to support the troops and also the second amendment in case I ever need to kill the troops.


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[deep]

this thread has branched out a bit and looking at that Wash Post graphic, we certainly don't want to start a new thread for each incident

so I thought I would drop this here

Texas sheriff’s deputy ambushed in ‘execution-style killing’ at gas station - The Washington Post

this one will move the social media traffic for awhile

[iron yuppie]

Originally Posted by Irvine511

I know you're joking, but if you said "blacks, Mexicans, and Muslims" you'd have a pretty good representation of the visual language used by pro-gun groups on Facebook.

This is spot-on. For all the machismo rhetoric in American ideology, we really are a culture dominated by fear. I'd say fear, or even paranoia, are at the core of the gun problem: this idea that some type of unfamiliar evil is constantly lurking around the corner.

[Oregoropa]

'Dominated by Fear' sounds like a Muse song


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[deep]

Originally Posted by deep

this thread has branched out a bit and looking at that Wash Post graphic, we certainly don't want to start a new thread for each incident

so I thought I would drop this here

Texas sheriff’s deputy ambushed in ‘execution-style killing’ at gas station - The Washington Post

this one will move the social media traffic for awhile

the spot moved



http://www.nbcnews.com/news/us-news/...tation-n418131

[nbelcik]

Originally Posted by PhilsFan

I want to support the troops and also the second amendment in case I ever need to kill the troops.


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http://www.clickhole.com/blogpost/it...endment-c-1929


"The troops volunteered to protect our freedom, and for that they deserve our respect. Every day, they put their lives on the line to preserve your right to acquire a basement full of powerful weapons to use on them should worst come to worst. Do I approve of everything the military does? No, of course not. Will I lurk in the woods, ambushing patrols of soldiers if necessary? Of course I will. But even if I take up arms against the troops, I will stand behind them."





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[nbelcik]

Originally Posted by iron yuppie

This is spot-on. For all the machismo rhetoric in American ideology, we really are a culture dominated by fear. I'd say fear, or even paranoia, are at the core of the gun problem: this idea that some type of unfamiliar evil is constantly lurking around the corner.

http://www.thenation.com/article/kat...dden-race-war/

It was 10 years ago this week that armed vigilantes shot and killed at black people in the aftermath of Katrina. They were scared they would loot their homes, so they organized a militia and shot at any black person walking around. Gun culture+fear of the other=violence

"Some of the gunmen prowling Algiers Point were out to wage a race war, says one woman whose uncle and two cousins joined the cause. A former New Orleanian, this source spoke to me anonymously because she fears her relatives could be prosecuted for their crimes. "My uncle was very excited that it was a free-for-all–white against black–that he could participate in," says the woman. "For him, the opportunity to hunt black people was a joy."

"They didn’t want any of the ‘ghetto niggers’ coming over" from the east side of the river, she says, adding that her relatives viewed African-Americans who wandered into Algiers Point as "fair game." One of her cousins, a young man in his 20s, sent an e-mail to her and several other family members describing his adventures with the militia. He had attached a photo in which he posed next to an African-American man who’d been fatally shot. The tone of the e-mail, she says, was "gleeful"–her cousin was happy that "they were shooting niggers.""


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