Showing posts with label violence. Show all posts
Showing posts with label violence. Show all posts

Thursday, April 11, 2013

You'll Shoot SOMEONE ELSE'S Eye Out


Anyone who knows me, knows that I am VIOLENTLY against video games - that I won't let my kids near those dumb, abused kids who are fiddling with handheld game players at parks, at restaurants, in cars, etc.

I'm not afraid of the content so much as I'm afraid of brain cell murder.

Anyways, check out this decent, interesting article I just came across - On School Shootings - The Huffington Post Doesn't Want You To Read This.

Wednesday, June 08, 2011

Mobs = Scary

This is what the DrudgeReport looked like after Memorial Day weekend:



Now is Drudge turning into a histrionic alarmist in the mold of Big Media?

For sure.

BUT, there's definitely something going on in terms of escalating *entitled urban* violence. Years ago my grandfather told me, over and over again, that one day there'd be a black/white civil war in America. He said that he might not live to see it but I most certainly would. (Note he's still ticking at 97.5 years old!)

The Boston flash mob was organized on Facebook/Twitter. Now it shouldn't be too hard to locate and delete the accounts of those clowns/thugs who got the ball started. And I do hope they do so.

How long though will it be before there's some massive regulation aimed at *social media*? I bet all it will take is one particularly violent incident. Victims will sue f-book; women will become petrified; pols will grandstand; etc.

Though, now that I think about it,...

A single raucous flash mob that say confronts Congressmen might get the fascist ball rolling even faster!

And as for avoiding potentially dangerous situations....it's always been a good rule of thumb to avoid parks, beaches, and *free* events (e.g. fireworks) on holiday weekends anyway.

Coincidentally, Ann Coulter is presently releasing a new book - Demonic - which addresses this very subject. I'd look forward to reading it so long as it's in the mold of Treason and Godless as coherent theses. The last two of hers I read - How to Talk... and If Democrats Had... - weren't as good as her previous work.