The sarcasm was missed in my post.
not by me...
For the press to know this and still press forward with heaping notoriety, bordering on adulation, upon these "peoples'" heads is sick and evil, indeed sociopathic, and completely in character.
LOL. This just goes to further prove that you can't legislate a prohibition of guns. Just like a prohibition of drugs or anything.
I'm not saying we need to be some "European Utopia," but do legislators really thing that the laws there is what reduced gun violence? The culture and lifestyle is what has reduced gun violence; this isn't in support or opposition of European culture and politics but just an observation. The laws themselves do very little. The apathy and submission of the populations is what has reduced firearms possession. It's our culture here that has perpetuated it. It's that whole freedom versus safety dilemma that is often quipped.
See you guys are all missing the point.
The point is simple: whats going to be hoarded due to fear to being banned and how do I get my hands on some before it's all gone?
This is how neckbeards are born!
and yes, this post is full of sarcasm
The point is simple: whats going to be hoarded due to fear to being banned and how do I get my hands on some before it's all gone?
This is how neckbeards are born!
and yes, this post is full of sarcasm
The reports now say that he bought the gun on his own. With money given to him for his birthday.
I can't help but wonder why they really want to ban guns... I mean, tobacco kills how many people every year in the US alone?
LOL @ them just wanting to keep us safer. Complete and utter BS... On another note, the media using the actions of a crazed lunatic as an example of racism in this country seems awfully suspicious and desperate.
LOL @ them just wanting to keep us safer. Complete and utter BS... On another note, the media using the actions of a crazed lunatic as an example of racism in this country seems awfully suspicious and desperate.
It was tough watching the bail hearing. Sons, daughters, mothers, fathers, brothers and sisters of the victims were allowed to speak. They did so with compassion and respect, forgiving Dylan Roof for what he did and asking for him to reflect on his actions and the pain he has caused and expressing a determination to not allowing hate to win. I applaud and admire them...
I respect them for that but, in my opinion, in a case like this Justice (writ large) cannot be swayed by those expressions of personal generosity. An attack like this fellow launched was a calculated attempt to damage not just a single person rather it was aimed at society and society needs to demonstrate that there is a price for that. I am not a bloody-minded person but I do believe that justice needs to be swift, fair, and very decisive in this case.
I absolutely agree 100%.
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