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Henry
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I bet this video gives Henry an erection every time he watches it!



I felt it move


"In the beginning of a change, the Patriot is a scarce man, brave, hated and scorned. When his cause succeeds, however, the timid join him, for then it costs nothing to be a Patriot."

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The Year in Mass Shootings

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Since 1968, at least 1.4 million Americans have been
killed by guns—more than all the U.S.'s accumulated
war dead in that same period.

Any way you look at it, 2013 was another killer year for arms manufacturers and armed bullies.

There is much debate over how to define a "mass shooting." The FBI classifies a mass murder
as four fatalities, not including the killer. Mother Jones uses that, plus several situational criteria,
for a mass shooting. The Redditors at "Guns Are Cool" considers any time four people are shot
(not killed) a mass shooting, and with good reason: "The most obscene incidents of gun violence
usually do not make the mainstream news at all."


January

7 - Tulsa, Oklahoma: Four women ranging in ages from 23 to 55 were found in their apartment
shot dead with their hands tied behind their backs. A pair of brothers was arrested for allegedly
robbing and killing them.

19 - Albuquerque, New Mexico: 15-year-old Nehemiah Gringo allegedly used an AR-15 to kill his
entire family—his gang-member-turned-preacher father, his mother, a 9-year-old brother, and
two sisters, ages 5 and 2. He also reportedly had plans to shoot up a Walmart.

March

13 - Herkimer, New York: A 64-year-old "loner" died in a gun-battle with police after he
killed four at a barbershop and oil-lube shop. He also killed a 2-year-old police dog, Ape,
before succumbing.

April

18 - Akron, Ohio: Two men and two women ranging in ages from 19 to 23 were lined up
in their basement and shot in the head point-blank. Two men have been arrested in
connection with the murders.

22 - Federal Way, Washington: A man with a carry license killed his girlfriend, then shot
three other neighbors in her apartment complex to death before himself being killed by
shots from eight police officers.

24 - Manchester, Illinois: A man angered over a custody dispute killed five of his daughter's
mother's family members in their home, then led police on a high-speed chase. He later died
in officers' custody.

28 - Ottawa, Kansas: A man allegedly murdered his best friend and a roommate before
raping the best friend's girlfriend, then shooting her and her 18-month-old daughter to
death. The shooter, who awaits trial, says he "ain't never hurt no man that didn't have it
coming."

May

11 - Waynesville, Indiana: Four people were shot in their rural home. After a search of the
home turned up meth, police concluded the killings were drug-related. The following month,
a suspect who was already in jail was arrested for the murders.

13 - Fernley, Nevada: A man killed two couples in their homes over Mother's Day weekend,
burning their houses. He also slew a newspaper deliveryman and stole his truck.

June

7 - Santa Monica, California: An emotionally troubled 23-year-old with 1,300 rounds of
ammunition killed his father and brother before going on a rampage that killed three
more at Santa Monica College. The gunman was killed on campus by police.

July

26 - Hialeah, Florida: A workout enthusiast under scrutiny for sending abusive emails
to an ex-employer killed the husband-and-wife managers of his apartment, then murdered
four more neighbors before taking hostages. He was killed by police; the hostages were
unharmed.

26 - Clarksburg, West Virginia: A gunman killed two in a suspected drug house, then while
fleeing shot and killed a 70-year-old man and his 47-year-old son who were in the
neighborhood to deliver the local paper.

August

7 - Dallas, Texas: A former teacher and football coach killed his girlfriend, estranged wife,
and two of their children before police arrested him.

14 - Oklahoma City: A "weird" 40-year-old man killed his mother, sister, niece, and a
7-month-old nephew with a .380 pistol. He currently awaits trial.

September

11 - Crab Orchard, Tennessee: A man and a woman were arrested for killing four people,
ages 16 to 22, in their car during a robbery that followed a botched marijuana deal.

16 - Washington, D.C.: A military contractor who claimed to hear voices murdered 12
ex-coworkers with a sawed-off shotgun at the federal Navy Yard before he was killed
by police.

20 - Rice, Texas: A woman killed her husband, their three sons, and herself in their
apartment. The husband had been arrested for a domestic violence charge two weeks
before.

October

9 - Paris, Texas: Four people were found dead in a home; it's not yet clear what transpired
or who killed them.

26 - Phoenix, Arizona: A man who was allegedly thrown into a rage over the neighbors' two
barking dogs killed the animals, then his four neighbors, then himself with a pump-action
shotgun.

28 - Terrell, Texas: A man who "appeared to be intoxicated" killed five people, including
a convenience store clerk, at four locations before police caught him.

29 - Callison, South Carolina: A man killed his ex-girlfriend, her parents, and two of her
children before taking his own life.

November

7 - Jacksonville, Florida: Two men and their girlfriends were killed in what appeared to
be a planned drive-by shooting. The suspects are at large.

23 - Tulsa, Oklahoma: Four people were killed in a suspected meth house. No suspects
have been arrested.

December

1 - Topeka, Kansas: Four people were killed at a house in the town's southwest section.
No suspects have been named.

3 - Alma, Arkansas: After arriving home with them, a man killed his daughter's boyfriend
in the car, then killed his 4-month-old grandson while he lay in his car seat. He pursued
his daughter and four-year-old granddaughter into the backyard, killing the granddaughter
before turning the gun on himself.

3 - Erwin, Tennessee: A man with a record of domestic unrest killed his wife, son, and
daughter before committing suicide.

8 - Manchester, Connecticut: A man killed his ex-girlfriend and two friends, then fled with
the couple's 13-month-old child. When confronted outside by police, he set the child down
on the ground and fatally shot himself.


The modern conservative is engaged in one of man's oldest exercises in moral
philosophy; that is, the search for a superior moral justification for selfishness.

John Kenneth Galbraith

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I see we have gotten off the 'assault rifle' shtick and are now just addressing guns in general.

I also see you have adopted the 'legal definition' of what a mass killing is in order to try spin this into some sort of 'mass epidemic' of people going out and shooting everyone.

I am curious as to why you left off the Boston Marathon bombing out since three people were killed (264 injured).....Oh right, pressure cooker bombs wielded by Islamic Jihadi don't fit the 'ban guns' narrative.

So what do we have here....27 'mass shootings' with the worst being 12 killed at the US Navy yard. All in all 106 people were killed this year as a result in 'mass shootings'

106 out of 310+MILLON people.

Ban Guns Now!




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GWB even though he could be said to be responsible for the event." --- Box A Rox '9/11 Truther'

Melania is a bimbo... she is there to look at, not to listen to. --- Box A Rox and his 'War on Women'

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Buck you know the liberal spin to ban guns will be " if it saves just one child it's worth it".
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Quoted from BuckStrider
I see we have gotten off the 'assault rifle' shtick and are now just addressing guns in general.

I also see you have adopted the 'legal definition' of what a mass killing is in order to try spin this into some sort of 'mass epidemic' of people going out and shooting everyone.


Yup, more than 4 shot is a "mass shooting".  Just like in 2001, we thought terrorists were Arabs with beards and suicide vests, that hated "our freedoms".  Now a terrorist is a returning war Veteran with a Ron Paul sticker on their trucks and an Ayn Rand book on their Kindle.


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Ban Guns???

Some guns have been banned since they were first introduced.  Banning some guns is nothing new.
Some gun nuts would prefer to see RPG's for sale at Walmart.

As a supporter of the 2nd amendment, and a supporter of good gun laws, I support reasonable gun
laws and universal background checks.


The modern conservative is engaged in one of man's oldest exercises in moral
philosophy; that is, the search for a superior moral justification for selfishness.

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Quoted from Box A Rox
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As a supporter of the 2nd amendment, and a supporter of good gun laws, I support reasonable gun
laws and universal background checks.


As long as you can be the person that defines "good gun laws", "reasonable gun laws", then you support it.  

The Second Amendment is a good reasonable gun law.


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Ban Guns???

Some guns have been banned since they were first introduced.  Banning some guns is nothing new.
Some gun nuts would prefer to see RPG's for sale at Walmart.

As a supporter of the 2nd amendment, and a supporter of good gun laws, I support reasonable gun
laws and universal background checks.


Really? Fully automatic rifles have only been federally banned since 1986. Up until that point, you could legally own just about any rifle made in the world (dependent on state laws).

And for the umpteenth billion time RPGs are not rifles but 'Rocket Propelled Grenades'





"Approval ratings go up and down for various reasons... An example is the high post 911 support for
GWB even though he could be said to be responsible for the event." --- Box A Rox '9/11 Truther'

Melania is a bimbo... she is there to look at, not to listen to. --- Box A Rox and his 'War on Women'

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Really? Fully automatic rifles have only been federally banned since 1986. Up until that point, you could legally own just about any rifle made in the world (dependent on state laws).

And for the umpteenth billion time RPGs are not rifles but 'Rocket Propelled Grenades'



And the 2nd amendment was written for muskets, NOT RIFLES!!!


The modern conservative is engaged in one of man's oldest exercises in moral
philosophy; that is, the search for a superior moral justification for selfishness.

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The government didn't have armored vehicles, body armor, and swat teams back then either.
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The government didn't have armored vehicles, body armor, and swat teams back then either.


Right.  How could the founding fathers have written laws about SWAT teams and Armored vehicles...
or about AR15's.  
Clearly they had no intent of making these weapons available and legal for it's citizens.


The modern conservative is engaged in one of man's oldest exercises in moral
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Quoted from Box A Rox
Ban Guns???

Some guns have been banned since they were first introduced.  Banning some guns is nothing new.
Some gun nuts would prefer to see RPG's for sale at Walmart.

As a supporter of the 2nd amendment, and a supporter of good gun laws, I support reasonable gun
laws
and universal background checks.


and what does that mean?????
reasonable for a psyche eval?
reasonable for a search of your home?
reasonable for a background check on EVERYONE on your FB list?

because really you are  paving a road to such false securities......

laws are ONLY as reasonable as the hive-think thinks reasonable is.....as compared to anything else in the universe we
lack the bigger picture concepts.....the hive-think is limited by it's fears

reasonable gun laws can also include population control/extermination....otherwise known as WAR


...you are a product of your environment, your environment is a product of your priorities, your priorities are a product of you......

The replacement of morality and conscience with law produces a deadly paradox.


STOP BEING GOOD DEMOCRATS---STOP BEING GOOD REPUBLICANS--START BEING GOOD AMERICANS

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And the 2nd amendment was written for muskets, NOT RIFLES!!!


Actually it was written for cannons and battleships as well. But one would need to have cracked a book or a 1,000 before understanding that. Unfortunately uneducated people only get their information from internet talking points.


"While Foreign Terrorists were plotting to murder and maim using homemade bombs in Boston, Democrap officials in Washington DC, Albany and here were busy watching ME and other law abiding American Citizens who are gun owners and taxpayers, in an effort to blame the nation's lack of security on US so that they could have a political scapegoat."
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Actually it was written for cannons and battleships as well. But one would need to have cracked a book or a 1,000 before understanding that. Unfortunately uneducated people only get their information from internet talking points.


It's probably been a month since Cracker Graham has touted his precious "College Degree", so
today must be the day he takes it off the wall, carefully shines the protective glass, hugs it
to his chest and with a sigh... HE WONDERS HOW HE COULD HAVE ENDED UP SUCH A FAILURE
WHEN HE HAS THIS DAMN DIPLOMA HANGING ON THE WALL!

Poor Graham.  


The modern conservative is engaged in one of man's oldest exercises in moral
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And the 2nd amendment was written for muskets, NOT RIFLES!!!


It meant everything for the defense of our country and it wasn't limited, the guns we used back then were still far superior to earlier examples of firearms before, so are you saying our founders didn't think gun technology would evolve down the road, are you really saying that.


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