I'm pretty sure this is not what Andy Warhol had in mind.
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I agree with this.For every whacked-out nut job who gets himself on the news for mishandling guns, there's hundreds, if not thousands of quietly responsible gun owners.
Guns were created as a defense mechanism, during a time when men and women were capable of responsibility and held themselves accountable. It's unfortunate that bad people have since turned an inanimate object into such a pariah.
Don't blame the inanimate object for the evils of men. Blame the man, and punish the evil accordingly.
I agree with this.
It's very sobering. Every morning when you pick what clothes to wear and lace up your shoes, it literally could be the last. Going to the store, walking outside to water my plants, each person going to work, every single one of us could be met with a sudden end, either natural or as the result of foul play.
It's a humbling reminder to make every minute count.
I think part of that, about the racist comments, was in the 32 page manifesto he sent to ABC news.Didn't Flanagan also accuse the reporter of making racist comments that were specifically targeted at him?
Or did I mishear CNN in all the mess that was on the air at the time?
It's all so very sad, the whole lot... so many tormented people in this world, so much mental illness--the human condition is a fragile thing.
The question is how will Obama's enemies find a way to blame him for this? He has already been blamed for the mass shooting at Sandy Hook Elementary in Newtown, Connecticut. Detractors say he staged the whole thing to pass stricter gun laws. Is there a "Blame Canada"-type song about Obama?
Depends on how many Americans keep ignoring the problem and for how long. Or is that a point of view that's too negative (me being from a different continent and having never visited the USA)?