It took two nanoseconds for the Left to blame Palin and "right-wing rhetoric" for the Giffords shooting. Now they whine like babies when they get a taste of their own medicine.
RJ~PWCM~JLA
2012/12/16 15:30:17
It took the Left about two nanoseconds (maybe one, my stopwatch isn't that precise) to blame Sarah Palin, and "right wing rhetoric", for the Giffords shooting.
Now they whine like the little babies they are when their policies and views are blamed for the conditions that make the Connecticut school shooting possible.
The Left sure can dish it out, but it damned well can't take it.
Who systematically removed God from the public square? The Left.
Who told us that there's no such thing as right and wrong? The Left.
Who insisted that "morality" is up to each individual? The Left.
Who sued school children for praying in school. Or for thanking God in their valedictory address? The Left.
Who preached that every form of living arrangement is a valid "family", and is equally beneficial for children? The Left.
Who glorifies Ultraviolence, and every form of perversion known to mankind, in the entertainment it produces? The Left.
Who pushed the use of psychotropic drugs on children as young as three? The Left.
And now that the Left's chickens are coming home to roost, the Left wants to deny its responsibility.
Well that's just too damned bad. We won't let you get away with denying your responsibility for the damned mess we call America. At least not here on SH.
The Left needs to stop crying, and accept responsibility for its destruction of Civil Society in America, which created the conditions that make these shootings possible.
The sooner the Left admits its culpability, and apologizes to the rest of the nation, the sooner we can all work together to begin finding solutions.
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Now they whine like the little babies they are when their policies and views are blamed for the conditions that make the Connecticut school shooting possible.
The Left sure can dish it out, but it damned well can't take it.
Who systematically removed God from the public square? The Left.
Who told us that there's no such thing as right and wrong? The Left.
Who insisted that "morality" is up to each individual? The Left.
Who sued school children for praying in school. Or for thanking God in their valedictory address? The Left.
Who preached that every form of living arrangement is a valid "family", and is equally beneficial for children? The Left.
Who glorifies Ultraviolence, and every form of perversion known to mankind, in the entertainment it produces? The Left.
Who pushed the use of psychotropic drugs on children as young as three? The Left.
And now that the Left's chickens are coming home to roost, the Left wants to deny its responsibility.
Well that's just too damned bad. We won't let you get away with denying your responsibility for the damned mess we call America. At least not here on SH.
The Left needs to stop crying, and accept responsibility for its destruction of Civil Society in America, which created the conditions that make these shootings possible.
The sooner the Left admits its culpability, and apologizes to the rest of the nation, the sooner we can all work together to begin finding solutions.
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Dwight-AFCL>dogsbody 2012/12/17 09:54:43
+15I lay a great part of the violence to the Left for having reduced the value of human life to that of any other animal. And sometimes lower than that of an animal.
The closest I came to governing Alaska was living there. I think there is a good book for you to read. Ever hear of the book, "Blind Allegience" by Frank Baily? Read it and then get back with me and we'll discuss Mrs. Palin.
Here are several thoughts that discredit the idea that this massacre is a direct result of not having prayer or God in schools.
1. I live less than 1 hour away from Nickel Mine Pennsylvania. There is an Amish community there- as is throughout Lancaster County. The Amish are known to be both extremely traditional and religious. Their lives are dedicated to God. The Amish schools are not public schools- they are private- and religious schools. In 2006 Charles Roberts shot 10 girls ages 6-13 with a 9mm handgun. 5 died. I'm sure you remember the incident. Robert's wife was in a Bible study at the time. The Amish made national headlines with their devotion to God and their emphasis on forgiveness and reconciliation.
This defies your logic that lack of prayer in schools will prevent shootings- since this was a very religious community and school. The prayer in the Amish schools and Robert's own Christian upbringing did nothing to prevent this tragedy.
2. The worst school massacre in US history happened in Bath MI in 1927. Many years before there were Supreme court rulings concernin...
Here are several thoughts that discredit the idea that this massacre is a direct result of not having prayer or God in schools.
1. I live less than 1 hour away from Nickel Mine Pennsylvania. There is an Amish community there- as is throughout Lancaster County. The Amish are known to be both extremely traditional and religious. Their lives are dedicated to God. The Amish schools are not public schools- they are private- and religious schools. In 2006 Charles Roberts shot 10 girls ages 6-13 with a 9mm handgun. 5 died. I'm sure you remember the incident. Robert's wife was in a Bible study at the time. The Amish made national headlines with their devotion to God and their emphasis on forgiveness and reconciliation.
This defies your logic that lack of prayer in schools will prevent shootings- since this was a very religious community and school. The prayer in the Amish schools and Robert's own Christian upbringing did nothing to prevent this tragedy.
2. The worst school massacre in US history happened in Bath MI in 1927. Many years before there were Supreme court rulings concerning prayer in public schools. 38 Children and 6 adults were killed and 58 others were injured when Andrew Kehoe - a farmer who was disgruntled about property taxes used to pay for public schools (he was school board treasurer) ignited bombs that he had planted under the school. He also blew up his truck killing himself and the school superintendent and a survivor of the initial blast. This isn't new.
As far as Palin is concerned- I never blamed Palin, but I thought the airing or Gabrielle Gifford’s response to the placing of rifle scope targets on her district (and others) was completely appropriate. She said that when you use that kind of rhetoric- you need to be aware of the responsibility that using that kind of rhetoric carries with it. And I agree with that statement.
Palin's response was the end of her career. I would post it- but even though I am not a fan of Palin- it is just too embarrassing to watch. She seemed to be most upset about her image in the wake of the tragedy- and seemed to believe that freedom of speech means that one is constitutionally protected from being criticized for what one says or does. Of course her critics are exercising their free speech.
The attitude expressed in your question is not really about having an intelligent discussion on the issues. This is not just a reaction to this one massacre. This massacre is just the final straw - where I think most Americans have had enough of the insanity. Conservatives, Liberals Independents.
Its a divisive form of morality conditioning that leaves nothing but grief and violence in its wake for the sake of the unproven existence of one or more deity.
I support your campaign to amend the protections of the first amendment to ban the practice of religion in public places or in public view.
Long live the Republic of the United States...
Goddamn left and its "bill of rights" afterthought inclusion
LOL
This was, remember, in the same ½ decade that saw “under God” being inserted into the Pledge of Allegiance (against the express intentions of its Christian minister author!) and “In God We Trust” replacing “E Pluribus Unum” as our National Motto and appearing for the first time on U.S. paper currency!
Suggesting that protecting the wealthy elite is the same as what happened in Nazi Germany, is freakishly insane.
Suggesting the US is going to start firing up furnaces to fix the "brown people" problem, is even worse. Genocide would probably not garner many votes from either side in Congress. (ahem)
We live in one of the most free, "by the people", democratic republics on Earth. We regenerate our leaders every few years. You should want to win over your fellow Americans, and their vote, through good arguments. "Obama = Hitler!" has the exact opposite affect. People will start to assume anything that comes out of your mouth otherwise is the stuff of crazy people.
..by the people.
As opposed to the tyrannical use of treasonous force through the removal of the power of our vote, by extremists with guns that simply didn't like for whom the people voted?
No thanks!
You may draw your on conclusion.