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RE: Arizona Democrat Congresswoman and 11 others shot - 1/9/2011 2:13:59 PM   
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The Tea Party is becoming Americas version of the Nazis.These are fascist,racist groups that needs to be seriously looked over.These are violent dangerous goons.There are becoming popular in America the same way Nazis did in Germany.America needs to get serious about these jerks before its too late.


1. There is no indications AFAIK that the shooter had any Tea Party connections.

2. The Tea Party's core philosophy is reduced government spending/taxes/activity.  While there are a few unsavory elements that claim tea party connections, all parties have some slimy associations.  Hell, the Democratic party used to be the party of racism.

So, what LAWFUL steps would you recommend to put down this Tea Party that you are afraid of? 



Bullshit DS, words have meanings. Palin saying that she should be taken "out" has consequences. You can't have it both ways. Fuckin own up to it for fucks sakes.

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RE: Arizona Democrat Congresswoman and 11 others shot - 1/9/2011 2:14:43 PM   
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Thanks for pointing out my error Lucylastic.

My sincere apologies to Peaceful and to anyone I unwittingly misled.

I stand by the content of my post. Those figures sound way out of line to me and I await some supporting evidence.

Hey Tweakabelle, I stand by the content of your post too, :) I didnt mean it to sound otherwise, I just meant to point out the real culprit was Cruel.. nothing more.
I wouldnt hold your breath for any supporting evidence, he doesnt do that sort of thing.



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RE: Arizona Democrat Congresswoman and 11 others shot - 1/9/2011 2:14:52 PM   
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So I dunno if you read my last comment..what does happen now??
are you angry enough yet? have enough people died yet?  are you wanting change,  enough?
What will it take to get to that point?
Ive tried to keep the political shit out of my posts on this thread, but I am hyper frustrated.
PS using the loon who cut of the guys head isnt in the same ball park as six dead, and 12 injured.
He had one knife, one person died,no other injuries, why??? Because it wasnt a gun

This will be my last word on this topic, because I appreciate that no-one wants to hear the truth, especially when it impinges on The Constitution ( a document I find, in most other respects, an admirable work of near-genius), and I also realise absolutely no genuine change whatsoever will come as a result of these recent events, but I don’t see why that should stop the attempt ...

I was born in 1966. In my lifetime there has been, if not a total elimination, than at least a massive strides made, in race-relations and the fight against racism. Nowadays, in the UK at least, we take it for granted that someone will be treated fairly and equally, regardless of their race, religion, colour or sexual persuasion, and when things don't go that way there's a genuine feeling of “WTF?”. I’m given to understand that things are, if not as good in the US, then at least heading that way.

And yet ... I remember a talk I had with my “American” grandfather (I am of mixed background, country-wise) when I was a very young boy. I’d had some homework to do on Martin Luther King and the civil rights movement, and , after we’d been through the factual stuff, he said something like this (and I accept this is from memory, so therefore probably not anywhere near 100% accurate, and this wasn't in the South, but still ...);

“What I can’t believe is how fast it all happened. One minute we were all saying “well that ain’t right – them folks have as much right to this or that as we do”, but others in the same grocery line would shout folk down, or make jokes about black folk in front of others when they tried to talk about such things, and the next it was just taken as read that anyone who spoke up against the rights of black folk (apologies for that term if it offends anyone, but I distinctly remember him using it) was just plain wrong. Not that it got solved, or has been solved, or even will be solved, just that what seemed ok a week or month before now sounded wrong. Those of us who wanted to say we had no problem with any of those civil rights things didn't get power overnight, or win overnight, we just felt like we could say whatever the hell we wanted to, and more than that it wasn't for us to say we were right anymore, it was for the other sort (that’s how he generally referred to racists) to say how they weren’t wrong. It’s the damndest thing (I remember that phrase clear as day) – like one day we were having to accept getting into fights as the price to make ourselves heard, and the next day they had to have fights to stop themselves being shut the hell up.”

And that’s what America has the choice to do today or tomorrow. To make gun ownership something that has to be justified and is seen as being wrong, for other than pest-control purposes. 50 years ago most people were happy to drive drunk. Now it’s rightly seen as socially unacceptable. Same goes for all sorts of things that we once accepted as part of the wallpaper.

So, America; what are you going to do? Wring hands, weep a few tears, then by next Wednesday be back to business as usual? Or are you going to make change happen, for the good of your country and yourselves and, one presumes, for your children? It’s not a question of “gun control”, it’s not a Democrat-this or Republican-that issue – it’s a question of the end to gun ownership.

Not in 50 years time, not next decade, not even next year, but now. Today.

What are you going to do? Over to you.

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RE: Arizona Democrat Congresswoman and 11 others shot - 1/9/2011 2:15:04 PM   
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Yea,true about one thing.Canada had that whacko cut the head off somebody on a Greyhound bus.Whatever did become of that guy anyways?Didnt he get off on some kind of insanity deal?

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RE: Arizona Democrat Congresswoman and 11 others shot - 1/9/2011 2:16:07 PM   
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It would be wonderful if, in the aftermath of this awful event, Americans were to finally wake up, and once and for all accept that gun ownership is at the root of these kind of events.


There is no one way to stop determined fanatics...you have gun laws over there and still you have people mass murdered in the subways. Gun ownership is not the root of these events surely you can see this. They may be a tool but not the reason and if guns were not readily available, as in your country, fanatics would…and have… found other tools of murder.

You seem obsessed with gun ownership and it is blinding you to the true reasons and practical solutions to these problems.

I am not a gun advocate and see nothing wrong with strong gun control laws but neither do I blame the worlds problems on an object.

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RE: Arizona Democrat Congresswoman and 11 others shot - 1/9/2011 2:17:58 PM   
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Thank goodness I live in a more Progressive part of the South and in Flordia.This area is heavily Demotracts.Blacks and Whites live side by side,with barely any trouble at all.World class beaches near by.Helps to know at least my neighbors arent weirdos.Even if the rest of Flordia is about as Conservative with Republicans as they come.



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RE: Arizona Democrat Congresswoman and 11 others shot - 1/9/2011 2:21:15 PM   
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It would be wonderful if, in the aftermath of this awful event, Americans were to finally wake up, and once and for all accept that gun ownership is at the root of these kind of events.


There is no one way to stop determined fanatics...you have gun laws over there and still you have people mass murdered in the subways. Gun ownership is not the root of these events surely you can see this. They may be a tool but not the reason and if guns were not readily available, as in your country, fanatics would…and have… found other tools of murder.

You seem obsessed with gun ownership and it is blinding you to the true reasons and practical solutions to these problems.

I am not a gun advocate and see nothing wrong with strong gun control laws but neither do I blame the worlds problems on an object.

Butch


Its not the guns but the words that fuckwads like Palin, McCain, Bush, Cheney, Boehner, McConnell, Beck and Limbaugh use on a daily basis that plants the seeds of action in a weaker mind. This butchery was bought and paid for by the Republican Tea PARTY

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RE: Arizona Democrat Congresswoman and 11 others shot - 1/9/2011 2:27:26 PM   
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The TARP bailout brought near-unanimity on the part of all Americans except the bankers, Congress, and the Bush White House...




And that's because the majority of Americans are too stupid to even be capable of defining what a derivative is. The biggest thing that they face when it comes to financial annihilation, and all those Joe Blows on Main St. don't even know what it is.

Lets face it, the bankers are smart people who have integrated theft with 'doing everyday business'. You pretty much have to be a math wizard to develop those HFT algorithms that work most of the time for them, and that result in flash crashes when they don't work.

Whereas China is becoming advanced in math areas when it comes to manufacturing, we are top notch in math when it comes to financial theft disguised as honest work. Our math elite are working on Wall St, and are not working for Black & Decker or Northrup or Fed-Ex.



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RE: Arizona Democrat Congresswoman and 11 others shot - 1/9/2011 2:30:05 PM   
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Great Post!

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RE: Arizona Democrat Congresswoman and 11 others shot - 1/9/2011 2:33:41 PM   
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The Tea Party is becoming Americas version of the Nazis.These are fascist,racist groups that needs to be seriously looked over.These are violent dangerous goons.There are becoming popular in America the same way Nazis did in Germany.America needs to get serious about these jerks before its too late.


1. There is no indications AFAIK that the shooter had any Tea Party connections.

2. The Tea Party's core philosophy is reduced government spending/taxes/activity.  While there are a few unsavory elements that claim tea party connections, all parties have some slimy associations.  Hell, the Democratic party used to be the party of racism.

So, what LAWFUL steps would you recommend to put down this Tea Party that you are afraid of? 



Bullshit DS, words have meanings. Palin saying that she should be taken "out" has consequences. You can't have it both ways. Fuckin own up to it for fucks sakes.


I agree that Palin's words have been deliberately chosen to be inflammatory.

That said, I stand by my original statement that no connection has so far been found between Loughner and the Tea Party.  Your use of profanity does not change that fact.  I'm not saying that it won't happen, but here in America we're supposed to examine the evidence before stringing anyone up.  Innocent until proven guilty, you know.




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RE: Arizona Democrat Congresswoman and 11 others shot - 1/9/2011 2:38:43 PM   
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Yeah figure she felt the same thing.....and, yet, she is dead...

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RE: Arizona Democrat Congresswoman and 11 others shot - 1/9/2011 2:44:49 PM   
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Yeah figure she felt the same thing.....and, yet, she is dead...


So you are suggesting that she should have presupposed a link between the Tea Party and an as yet unknown killer?

She did object to the Palin crosshairs, and Palin kept them up.  Palin's now backpedaling furiously (for someone who hates being challenged, this must be galling).

She's not dead and I pray she pulls through this okay.

So let's see what comes up.  Remember when the entire country was ready to lynch Muslims after the OKC bombing, and it turned out to be a crazy white man?






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RE: Arizona Democrat Congresswoman and 11 others shot - 1/9/2011 2:51:37 PM   
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I am suggesting that she would have liked the same from the shooter and others that you are offering them. Palin is the tip of the iceberg. How many years now have we heard that shit coiming out of Beck and Limbaugh? No one wants to do shit about it. Her office had been terrorized after the Health Care vote....you wanna guess who was behind that? Oh no, couldn't have been a bunch of fucking teabaggers.....There is now blood on their hands.

No, she isn't dead.

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RE: Arizona Democrat Congresswoman and 11 others shot - 1/9/2011 3:00:04 PM   
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I am suggesting that she would have liked the same from the shooter and others that you are offering them.

[/quote}  Not sure what you mean by "the same".
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Palin is the tip of the iceberg. How many years now have we heard that shit coiming out of Beck and Limbaugh?



In my case, none.
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No one wants to do shit about it.


A slippery slope.  Free speech is free speech.  If it used to incite to violence, the traditional approach has been to hold the inciter accountable for the violence, but not to do anything preemptive.
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Her office had been terrorized after the Health Care vote....you wanna guess who was behind that? Oh no, couldn't have been a bunch of fucking teabaggers.....There is now blood on their hands. 


Good hunch that it was Tea Partiers and/or GOP responsible for that.  But determining WHICH Tea Partiers is necessary.  Else it's like claiming that the bankers responsible for the TARP mess were all clean shaven white men, so hold all clean shaven white men responsible. 
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No, she isn't dead.


Agreed.  And I hope she pulls through.


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RE: Arizona Democrat Congresswoman and 11 others shot - 1/9/2011 3:13:44 PM   
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If you have any friends who know what they're talking about, in (say) armed law enforcement (and I mean SWAT, SS or similar) or military shooter groups (Delta, SO/CO19, etc), ask them what the odds are on pulling a firearm, releasing the safety, chambering a round, then getting a decent shot off, in those kinds of situations - i.e. static start, "friendly" surroundings.

Garbage in, garbage out. The question is bullshit. When it comes to civilian CC, nobody in their right mind carries a defense weapon without a round chambered. One smooth motion clicks the thumb safety off as your hand wraps around the grip, and you're good to go.

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RE: Arizona Democrat Congresswoman and 11 others shot - 1/9/2011 3:15:00 PM   
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And you are no better then they...can you not see the irony here? If you want to trash their actions then should you not trash your own?

Would not a solution to this problem be to tone down the rhetoric... theirs and yours?

Butch


Where exactly is the rhetoric from the left calling for people to be killed?

Can you give us a few examples Butch?

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RE: Arizona Democrat Congresswoman and 11 others shot - 1/9/2011 3:25:20 PM   
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I understand what you are saying about guns rapier.I personally dont care for them myself.Never used one,dont care to use one.It would be very hard to get a complete ban on guns.The second amendment does give one a right to bear arms.However,the Founding Fathers were wise enough to realize that the U.S. Constitution needed to be updated from time to time.They knew generations later,some tinkering need to be done.Thats how slavery ended and how Women had the right to vote.When they wrote the consitution,AK-47's were around.Their idea of guns was a rifle.Clearly,times have changed.However,the right to bear arms is still in the constitution.I do believe in much stricter gun control laws.One that actually make a real impact.Clearly,no violent offenders should ever be near a gun.People are clearly have mental issues should not be near gun.Kids should not be near guns.Only legal,law abiding,private citizens whos only purpose is for self protection and hunting.I dont believe certain guns should be legal.Grandma Rosie down the street dosent need a AK-47 to protect herself.Neither does the hunter.Armed Forces and Law Enforcement,different situation.I mean seriously,how many guns does someone need?Walking around like its the old Wild West.Cowboys and Indians!It is time to live in the real,modern world.Certain cities should have rights to pass laws that make more sense for them.The hunter,Billy Bo Bob is probaly a harmless guy out hunting,no need to worry about him.In much bigger cities where guns are a serious issue,cities should have the power to regulate stronger measures if they must.Thats how I feel about guns.I am for strict gun control measures.However,an complete ban on all guns,thats a hard one.I mean,the right to bear arms is in the second amendment.Like free speech,these things are basically in grained into our constitution and into American society.Like Freedom of Speech,the Consitution is what gives most Americans the quality of life we have.In the nicer parts of America,this country is great.I wont live near the violent areas of America.Again,anything can and does happen to people all over the world.Sometimes,sadly,its just a matter of being in the wrong place at the wrond time.Perhaps people all over should become more alert about the world around you.

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RE: Arizona Democrat Congresswoman and 11 others shot - 1/9/2011 3:27:58 PM   
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This nut job is just that a nut job. His favorite books were Mien Kampf and the communist manifesto. Not exactly Tea Party reading. This guy was off in the head and is a nut job.
To try and attribute this to anyone else or any party is absurd and quite frankly disgusting. It shows a lack of intelligence and common sense.
In a democracy there is going to be disagreements, ON BOTH SIDES.
Now is not the time or place to debate ignorant and unfounded statements. They are Americans if you are an American feel for they are still one of us.

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RE: Arizona Democrat Congresswoman and 11 others shot - 1/9/2011 3:31:53 PM   
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True conservatives are no more likely to bash gays or anyone else then you... part of the problem in this world are people making assumptions about a group because of the actions of a few...Believe me there are liberal gay bashers as well.


So what distinguishes "true conservatives" from the obnoxious assholes I hear talking about gay perversion, opposing same-sex marriage, and vilifying the repeal of DADT?

Part of the problem in this world are people who identify with a certain group yet they try to rationalize and justify their involvement with that group by saying that it is just "the actions of a few".

And while we are talking about it, give me some examples of those "liberal gay bashers".





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RE: Arizona Democrat Congresswoman and 11 others shot - 1/9/2011 3:41:02 PM   
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I think there is no doubt that people of all political persuasions need to realize the political climate they have encouraged over the last few decades has polarized this country and made true progress next to impossible.


Let me ask you Butch, who started this polarizing political climate and which party is constantly continuing it as a ploy to maintain power?









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