Bigotry

Someone needs to get a clue and STFU. The very first picture is of one of the nicest couples I know. There is no problem with firearm ownership no matter a person's location, especially when it is in someone's own home. Personal defense is a God given right that cannot be taken away. Its obvious how left the Huffington Post truly is.

Way to punish the innovative minds, tax them so big dumb, bloated companies don't have to move with the times. That'll make everything better.

The Federal Trade Commission (FTC) is considering several ways to help the struggling newspaper industry, but Americans strongly reject several proposed taxes to keep privately-owned newspapers going.

Ohh, wait, it's unfair that the newspapers are struggling. We should just squelch what's new so what is outdated, but familiar, can continue on. Communism ringing any bells?

Seventy-one percent (71%) oppose the creation of a taxpayer-funded program that would hire and pay young reporters to work for newspapers around the country.  Fourteen percent (14%) support such a program, while 15% are undecided.

Do I hear redistribution of wealth? A taxpayer-funded program that would give people money instead of them making it for themselves, is that what I'm hearing?

Abruptly I might add. Though, it's probably a publicity stunt to appease the sheeple.

Longtime Washington journalist Helen Thomas abruptly retired Monday as a columnist for Hearst News Service following remarks she made about Israel that were denounced by the White House and her press corps colleagues.

She has apologized, but is it truly heartfelt? You can't just say what she said and merely say "I'm sorry".

Thomas wrote on her website that "I deeply regret my comments I made last week regarding the Israelis and the Palestinians."

This really is no surprise after her spoken remarks.

I find that having more women shooting is a good thing. I also find that referring to them as "fanatics" detrimental. While if someone called me one I would just shrug it off, many prospective shooters may not be that thick skinned. The article didn't really seem to be negative but the title sure is.

So I came across this online tonight, "A gun took his son, now Rock Hill dad puzzled by NRA rally." I fail to understand how the gun magically pointed itself at your son, pulled its own trigger, and then hopped in the car and drove off.

In 1998, Krenn's 16-year-old son, Erik, was dropping off a buddy on Rock Hill's South Jones Avenue when four guys carjacked Erik.

Oh wait, it was four individuals that car-jacked your son Erik, pointed the firearm at your son, and then pulled the trigger. These four individuals had no respect for the law then, what makes you think that banning firearms from the hands of law abiding citizens is going to change anything.

So I was searching around catching up on recent events and stumbled across an article from The University of Washington. Evidently the college Republicans and Democrats had their debate recently.

I was skimming through the article, it had the standard boiler plate arguments about "cap and trade" and concealed carry on campus. What caused the sudden in-depth review of the article is the following line:

'"A green economy doesn't have to be a successful one," Rigsby said'

Talk about a blast from the past. I found a bunch of stuff I handed out at school from time to time.

I read something today that made me feel all warm and fuzzy inside. Not in the good way either. Here are a few snippets from what I found.

What are they doing that makes them terrorists?