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@Jason:

I never said it was the fault of the right.

Really?

Here’s what you said in #4:

I think it’s fair to point out the fact that this guy had some deranged beliefs about Obama that were undoubtedly spurred on by right-wing rhetoric.

Here’s something you need to know before you go off half-cocked spewing forth your drivel about whose fault it is.

This guy was involved with the the neo-Nazi group Stormfront.

Stormfront = Nazis = LEFTIST AUTHORITARIANISM

Yeah, thanks for playing.

Here’s how it works: when liberal loudmouths go off on these ridiculous tangents about how the guy who shot and killed some police officers was a right wing freak without the benefit of factual backing, the other side is allowed to point out the way that loudmouth has beclowned himself.

Get used to it.

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@Jason:

The “Pittsburg guy” crazy nut, trapped animal(take your pick), was involved in a domestic dispute, a dangerous call for any and all of our officers. Bit premature to get carried away at this point and assign a motive based on comments made by whoever decides to comment to the press.

My son-in-law is a cop and these are the types of calls that make me wish he did something else.

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I never said it was the fault of the right. I’m just saying it’s valid to point out the radical political leanings of people who commit mass murders. Motive counts, doesn’t? The Oakland guy was low-rent crook, but this Pittburgh guy had a far different motive.

I think we’ve learned in recent year that radical rhetoric can cause unstable people to commit atrocious acts. If we have somebody who has committed a senseless act of violence who buys into these theories, than those dispensing these theories should be questioned as to the ultimate effect of their rhetoric.

Here’s how it goes: if you say incendiary things and people who believe them to crazy things, YOU GET CALLED OUT. Then you can answer any way you wish, but get whiny about getting called you. Buy the ticket, take the ride.

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As IGNORANT WE ALL ARE, how do we make sense of these actions ??????????????????

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To blame anyone because of their politics is stupid… even Lee Harvey Oswald.. (which was BS).

What kinda like the Islamic Terrorists who kill and maim? Of course you can blame someone for their politics as well as their actions. If certain screwball politics encourages violence then you should also tackle that as well.

I believe in freedom of speech but legally that has boundaries. I don’t want Islamic extremists encouraging young British muslims to go over to Afghanistan to fight against the Infidel. They shouldn’t be allowed. And I don’t want nutters like Harvey Oswald or Timothy McVeigh – organising either openly or not to assassinate people.

This goes beyond the usual right-left divide and goes into the extremists. No doubt there are extreme rightwingers and leftwingers and religious nuts who not only unhealthy views but they may encourage others to join them. I suggest most, hopefully all of us on this board – are moderate enough to believe in democracy and be appalled as such crimes irrespective of whether it is extreme left or extreme right.

@luva
I don’t know about baseball bats but I believe there are calls for certain knives to be banned after such knife attacks. Guns don’t kill people but neither do nukes and I don’t want them scattered around like candy either.

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guns don’t pick themselves up from a table or get out of a drawer and shoot by themselves. a gun ban is stupid becasue we all know that its the people with the guns that are killing people. next time someone is stabbed to death will we hear the cry of a knife ban, no we won’t. when someone nails someone in the head with a baseball bat are they gonna outlaw bats? you would ahve aot of pissed off ball players if you did.
the guy was nuts, thats all there is to it. you find nutcases in all segments of society and there isn’t a whole lot you can do about it. some people are just unstable.

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John Ryan, Curt did *not* bring up “the left-right percentage”. He noted the left is trying to blame the right for this event. (guess they’re giving the gun manufacturers a temporary reprieve…)

Curt’s response was to point out how absurd the rules would be, playing that game with past events by crazy people of the liberal/progressive bent. John Ryan, however, perpetuates the same “it’s the fault of the right”, along with Jason.

Begs the question…. just who’s propagating the hate speech here? Appears self-evident.

Curt is correct. This should be about the families of the slain officers. Not your political agenda.

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Libs like Jason (above) are weeping with joy as this nut has been described as a “right winger”, concerned about Obama and the 2nd amendment. Nothing like a few good mass murders to encourage the left in its unending effort to disarm the American public. Although I am sure to be wasting my time, a nut is a nut is a nut, Jason. And because the media has represented this guy as a “right winger”, you immediately declare all conservative thought to be invalid. Looks as though you’ll be quite well suited to the “equality of slavery” de Tocqueville warned us of.

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Hey joe from chi,,, I may need you to check on my baby girl…
She is going to cullinary school there while her boyfriend goes to law school..
Drives me nuts.. at least I know she has a pistol in her apartment.. regardless of the “ban”…
I insisted and she is and excellent shot and very well trained..

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