Quiz time, kiddies!

[badstar]

Arright, so...

If you were afraid of the idea of gun bans and wanted to retain your freedom to own firearms, what do you think is the logical way to proceed?

A. Be a model law-abiding, gun-owning citizen and find a way to work peacefully for the right to own guns.

-or-

B. Create a domestic disturbance and then kill and severely injure a bunch of cops in the most fatal day for law enforcement workers since September 11th 2001.

Call me crazy, but logic says to me that shooting 'em up isn't really a good way to ensure that you're gonna get to keep your guns.

http://www.google.com/hostednews/ap/article/ALeqM5gxAP_ul1xtDvN-3H8XQ5EaI6_7cAD97BR6T00

My prayers to those who were killed or injured and their loved ones and colleagues. May people learn to be more intelligent about their freedoms...

Comments

[falnfenix]

people like that keep making it harder and harder for people like me. i can't stand this crap. :(

[fervid-dryfire.livejournal.com]

I'm just going to echo one of the comments from my community on this incident:

Would I sound paranoid if I said sometimes it feels like shit like this was set up by someone? That's an AWFULLY convenient stance for a guy going on a rampage to have. If you're the media, that is.

I dunno, sometimes things like this fall into the mitt of the anti's a little TOO easily.

...which also makes me think of the Colorado incident where the "erratically driving" guys were pulled over, asked if they intended to assassinate Obama, and answered in the affirmative. Are people like these just "letting" themselves be caught so that they can create these situations? I find that more than a little difficult to believe.