death toll mounts

 

1. So I’m getting the feel that maybe, just maybe these were two separate incidents - I mean come on this guy is whiter than white, apparently very against the ‘multiculturalism’ that is destroying the World (good for him) - and somewhat active on the computer. Whose to say that he caught wind of the impending muzzie attack and piggy backed upon it to simply create greater chaos and confusion?

   Hate, anger, bitterness eat a person up - heard one of the television preachers call it - Hate is like taking poison and hoping that your enemy dies. And about as productive. But it causes crazy thinking and connections - that sane and not hateful people can’t quite get their heads around (which is why America is in the position we are currently in - insane liars on one side and somewhat sane thinkers on the other - neither side can even begin to understand the other).

   80 children - sounds like a very sick and out-of-control individual - and much like the Jared from AZ - seems like all those around him - just looked the other way and hoped for the best.

   And this is what comes of it. You can’t let crazy walk around lose - it is very dangerous.

   Posted by wardmama4       07/23/2011  at  08:40 AM  



2. Drew: May I suggest Diary of Daedalus for a whole bunch of anti-selrahC material!

   Posted by Macker       07/23/2011  at  11:55 AM  



3. First of all, thoughts and prayers for those killed or wounded, and their loved ones.

   Second, I’m withholding comment on the perpetrator(s) and motive, other to say that he/they is/are a sick SOB that deserves to rot in hell.

   Third, and I hate to open this Pandora’s box so soon after the shootings, but you know the anti-gun groups are going to propagandize this ... stop and consider how different things might have been if there were a few legally carried firearms at the summer camp. I’m not saying no one would have been hurt, but an automatic weapon against sticks and stones is pretty one-sided. Those poor people never had a chance.

   Posted by CenTexTim       07/23/2011  at  12:44 PM  



4. So how do they define “right wing” in Norway?

   Posted by grayjohn       07/23/2011  at  04:37 PM  



5. So how do they define “right wing” in Norway?

   It would be a person in the US who votes for the Democrats.

   Posted by LyndonB       07/24/2011  at  04:15 AM  



6. That was my reaction to the ‘… right wing Christian fundamentalist ...’ label.  In the U. S. that term is applied without distinction to a) anyone who votes conservative and goes to church more than Easter and Christmas, AND b) Aryan Brotherhood types who are as screwy as any leftist moonbat.

   Posted by Archie       07/27/2011  at  11:10 PM  

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