Well, not that we can trust any of the reports yet, but one of the kajillion news stories I read claimed that the shooter shouldn't have had the weapons he used. He would have had to have smuggled them or somehow obtained them illegally.
Anon is correct, actually. If anything, we're going to see the Right using this as an example of the negative consequences of gun control. They'll say the same thing they said about Virgina Tech...If it weren't for strict gun laws on military bases, then the shooter would have been stopped sooner, yadda, yadda, yadda.
Maybe. I'm putting my bets that reflexive deferment to the awesomeness of all things military/respect for our fallen soldiers keeping them quiet. It could go either way, though.
And I'm too retarded to leave a proper link. Just google "gun control ft. hood" and there's all sorts of wingnuts blaming strict gun laws for disarming the military personnel.
I'll pass, but it's nice to know I was right about you being retarded. Too bad I was wrong about the wingnuts. Though, honestly, it's nice to know that I don't understand them that well.
The major right-wing spin on this mass murder is that Political Correctness, not a bureaucratic failure is to blame.
Funny, no one complained about political correctness in the Post Office during the wave of postal killings in the 1990s. No one complained about PC during Oklahoma City. No one dared call the TSA, FBI, CIA, or NSA politically correct when 19 hijackers slipped through layers of eyes and attacked us.
Something changed since those events. These wingnuts think that the election of a black man as president equals political correctness run amok. But the anti-PC rhetoric makes it feel like 1994 again.
McMegan is awful, just awful, but at least she's no longer employed by The Atlantic. Still, no one can read her every day and live, so we've all but given up trying. Let's just be glad her upwards failure has leveled off. Posts here will likely remain few and far between, as will my tweets. M. is still at his place and twitter and now also Whiskey Fire, and Clem maintains well deserved alumnus privileges.
for some reason Google slowly deletes votes from random polls. I think they're trying to rig the results for Jebus. You know Google, always going on about the Good Book and His word...
Who should be fired?
Who is the biggest embarassment to their respective organization?
Which fictional poor kid does Megan picture in her mind when writing about inner city public schools?
Who is the biggest methed-up self-hating queen?
Who's worst at accepting criticism?
Who has the worst case of Clinton derangement syndrome?
Who is Megan's secret dream candidate for President?
If/when Hillary drops out, who will Megan shift her hatred onto?
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While you guys are off watching beizbol & drinking beer, Megan is hard at work bringing the stupid.
Today a Politico bit of tripe is magically transformed into WorstTalkingPointEver.
Ever her fans noticed that nobody actually said anything like it.
The arms at Ft Hood are under lock and key. People aren't walking around with weapons. Or at least not a lot of people are.
The arms at Ft Hood are under lock and key.
Not all of them, apparently.
But hey, of we only had MORE guns.....
The comments are hysterical.
"Not all of them, apparently."
Well, not that we can trust any of the reports yet, but one of the kajillion news stories I read claimed that the shooter shouldn't have had the weapons he used. He would have had to have smuggled them or somehow obtained them illegally.
Hey anonymous, you're retarded.
Anon is correct, actually. If anything, we're going to see the Right using this as an example of the negative consequences of gun control. They'll say the same thing they said about Virgina Tech...If it weren't for strict gun laws on military bases, then the shooter would have been stopped sooner, yadda, yadda, yadda.
Maybe. I'm putting my bets that reflexive deferment to the awesomeness of all things military/respect for our fallen soldiers keeping them quiet. It could go either way, though.
Wingnuts are already blaming gun control laws.
http://www.examiner.com/x-2879-Austin-Gun-Rights-Examiner~y2009m11d6-Fort-Hood-Death-by-gun-control
And I'm too retarded to leave a proper link. Just google "gun control ft. hood" and there's all sorts of wingnuts blaming strict gun laws for disarming the military personnel.
I'll pass, but it's nice to know I was right about you being retarded. Too bad I was wrong about the wingnuts. Though, honestly, it's nice to know that I don't understand them that well.
The major right-wing spin on this mass murder is that Political Correctness, not a bureaucratic failure is to blame.
Funny, no one complained about political correctness in the Post Office during the wave of postal killings in the 1990s. No one complained about PC during Oklahoma City. No one dared call the TSA, FBI, CIA, or NSA politically correct when 19 hijackers slipped through layers of eyes and attacked us.
Something changed since those events. These wingnuts think that the election of a black man as president equals political correctness run amok. But the anti-PC rhetoric makes it feel like 1994 again.
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