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And they do it openly. All

Richard Day — Sun, 09 Jan 2011 21:29:56 +0000

In reply to NRA Executive Director Wayne

And they do it openly. All these guns showing up at tea bag rallies.

I am important, I am powerful, I am right and here is my gun to prove the point.

NRA Executive Director Wayne

NCD — Sun, 09 Jan 2011 21:21:26 +0000

In reply to HEY HOWARD KURTZ, SHOVE IT UP YER……….

NRA Executive Director Wayne LaPierre, told a cheering crowd at the Conservative Political Action Conference in 2009, “Freedom is nothing but dust in the wind till it’s guarded by the blue steel and dry powder of a free and armed people . . . Our founding fathers understood that the guys with the guns make the rules.”link

I have no doubt the GOP instigates their nutjob delusional gun toting 'Base' to scare off and/or intimidate good people who might otherwise oppose their policies, or run for office against them. The day may yet arrive, with our country in a tailspin thanks to Bush and Co., that the psychos of the right wing run out of liberal scapegoats, they may then go looking for Republicans to vent .....those highly charged and dangerous frustrations.

Oh I am just so damn mad

Richard Day — Sun, 09 Jan 2011 21:14:56 +0000

In reply to Howard Kurtz is reliably

Oh I am just so damn mad about this it is difficult to get my brain around it all.

I just know that this recent tragedy is not some isolated case and that there are tens of thousands of these shoot outs every year.

And I believe it is related to hate radio, hate tv and loose gun laws.

Glenn beck and others are telling Americans to get out there and buy guns to protect themselves from government. hell that is what every gang member in America does already.

Damn

Howard Kurtz is reliably

Barth — Sun, 09 Jan 2011 21:00:00 +0000

In reply to HEY HOWARD KURTZ, SHOVE IT UP YER……….

Howard Kurtz is reliably idiotic almost every time I hear him speak. I do not think Gov Palin was trying to incite violence but her stupidity blinded her to what she was doing. (Her spokesperson so eagerly denying that that's what they meant really makes the point, and, again, foold that they are, they think it to be a good one).

Others, people you mention, the ones the sheriff adverted to last night, are hard to figure. But the point is not whether they are intentionally advocating violence---if they are that's a law enforcment matter----it is whether they give a crap about what comnes from what they said.

Sheriff Dupnik (and anybody who does not see how great this guy is has been asleep) started to make this point more fully today, but the blow dries got bored and he had to stop: When he was a young officer, he said, people with mental problems were instituionalized. Now they are on the streets. If he was asked why that is, he would say that the change came because, you know, government does nothing right, people don't want to pay taxes, taking care of the mentally unbalanced costs money, "de-instituionalizing" them seemed easier and cheaper than treating them when it turned out that warehousing them was immoral.

And there they all are: out there, blowing up federal buildings, killing doctors who perform legal abortions and trying to kill a Congresswoman, and getting a federal judge, a valiant staff member, and a nine year old girl who might have been president someday, instead.

Read my lips.