That would require accepting the idea that mass shootings are a societal problem, and not a gun problem, and that doesn't fit the agenda.RebelGator » 30 Mar 2023, 5:27 am » wrote: ↑ You might think whether or not that book contributed to the mental illness that manifested itself in the Nashville killings. In your quest to normalize deviant behavior, you also played a part in the atrocity.
Mental illness is the problem as the OP demonstrates......his brain is misfiring, the same way a gun in an idiot's hand can do.RedheadedStranger » 30 Mar 2023, 5:33 am » wrote: ↑ That would require accepting the idea that mass shootings are a societal problem, and not a gun problem, and that doesn't fit the agenda.
20 years ago my kid's had a dress code in public schools, now they have this...RebelGator » 30 Mar 2023, 5:38 am » wrote: ↑ Mental illness is the problem as the OP demonstrates......his brain is misfiring, the same way a gun in an idiot's hand can do.
A ROCK in the hands of a BAD PERSON killed Able.Punch » 30 Mar 2023, 4:47 am » wrote: ↑
A brutal satirical piece that makes Republican priorities look not only foolish but criminal.
"Ban guns? We're busy banning books, thank you very much"
“You guys are worried about banning books — dead kids can’t read.”
Please stop asking me to address gun violence, I'm busy banning books (msn.com)
Hello, I’m a Republican lawmaker, and while I’m heartbroken over Monday's horrific shooting in Nashville, I’d appreciate it if people would stop asking me to do something to prevent such tragedies from happening again.
I’m a busy person, and there are many important issues I and my colleagues are addressing in our quest to make the world a safe place for children. For example, books. They are often bad. Lawmakers like myself at the local, state and federal level are doing everything we can to make sure dangerous books don’t wind up in the hands of children.
How could you even suggest we could do something useless by banning assault weapons like the one used this week to murder three children and three adults at The Covenant School when children across the country could, at any moment, be exposed to a book called "And Tango Makes Three"? That book involves gay penguins raising a chick, and it might inspire a child who has not been killed in a school shooting to think it’s OK for two people who love each other to form a family. Let’s get our priorities straight, shall we? I have colleagues in Missouri who, right now, are bravely working to defund the states libraries, known repositories of potentially deadly (if a bookshelf falls on you) books.
We can't stop gun violence. But we can stop dangerous education.
Freedom of expression was designed to stop social consensus corrupting each great great grandchild added to the species froward as being added now leaving all 5 generation gaps corrupted completely until extinction happens, and in the current social menality is within this decade.Punch » 30 Mar 2023, 4:47 am » wrote: ↑
A brutal satirical piece that makes Republican priorities look not only foolish but criminal.
"Ban guns? We're busy banning books, thank you very much"
“You guys are worried about banning books — dead kids can’t read.”
Please stop asking me to address gun violence, I'm busy banning books (msn.com)
Hello, I’m a Republican lawmaker, and while I’m heartbroken over Monday's horrific shooting in Nashville, I’d appreciate it if people would stop asking me to do something to prevent such tragedies from happening again.
I’m a busy person, and there are many important issues I and my colleagues are addressing in our quest to make the world a safe place for children. For example, books. They are often bad. Lawmakers like myself at the local, state and federal level are doing everything we can to make sure dangerous books don’t wind up in the hands of children.
How could you even suggest we could do something useless by banning assault weapons like the one used this week to murder three children and three adults at The Covenant School when children across the country could, at any moment, be exposed to a book called "And Tango Makes Three"? That book involves gay penguins raising a chick, and it might inspire a child who has not been killed in a school shooting to think it’s OK for two people who love each other to form a family. Let’s get our priorities straight, shall we? I have colleagues in Missouri who, right now, are bravely working to defund the states libraries, known repositories of potentially deadly (if a bookshelf falls on you) books.
We can't stop gun violence. But we can stop dangerous education.
The books, failed family unit along with the 60 year degrading of our now failed education system was the reaping...we are now sowing what we've reaped...Punch » 30 Mar 2023, 4:47 am » wrote: ↑
A brutal satirical piece that makes Republican priorities look not only foolish but criminal.
"Ban guns? We're busy banning books, thank you very much"
“You guys are worried about banning books — dead kids can’t read.”
Please stop asking me to address gun violence, I'm busy banning books (msn.com)
Hello, I’m a Republican lawmaker, and while I’m heartbroken over Monday's horrific shooting in Nashville, I’d appreciate it if people would stop asking me to do something to prevent such tragedies from happening again.
I’m a busy person, and there are many important issues I and my colleagues are addressing in our quest to make the world a safe place for children. For example, books. They are often bad. Lawmakers like myself at the local, state and federal level are doing everything we can to make sure dangerous books don’t wind up in the hands of children.
How could you even suggest we could do something useless by banning assault weapons like the one used this week to murder three children and three adults at The Covenant School when children across the country could, at any moment, be exposed to a book called "And Tango Makes Three"? That book involves gay penguins raising a chick, and it might inspire a child who has not been killed in a school shooting to think it’s OK for two people who love each other to form a family. Let’s get our priorities straight, shall we? I have colleagues in Missouri who, right now, are bravely working to defund the states libraries, known repositories of potentially deadly (if a bookshelf falls on you) books.
We can't stop gun violence. But we can stop dangerous education.
what is being taught?
Fixed it for you. You are welcome.Squatchman » 30 Mar 2023, 8:11 am » wrote: ↑ Nobody ever said Republicans are big on liberal indoctrination.
I wouldn't have taken you for one that uses 3rd grade tactics.
Squatchman » 30 Mar 2023, 12:09 pm » wrote: ↑ I wouldn't have taken you for one that uses 3rd grade tactics.
Guess it was just a matter of time before you tapped into your inner Vegasgiants.
I never said I want *** books in the library. In fact, I posted a thread specifically about it. BUT, you guys are ignoring a large part of the equation. That is true whether you want to believe it or not.RebelGator » 30 Mar 2023, 5:27 am » wrote: ↑ You might think whether or not that book contributed to the mental illness that manifested itself in the Nashville killings. In your quest to normalize deviant behavior, you also played a part in the atrocity.
RedheadedStranger » 30 Mar 2023, 5:33 am » wrote: ↑ That would require accepting the idea that mass shootings are a societal problem, and not a gun problem, and that doesn't fit the agenda.
You left out the part where you are also tearing down statues of historical figures.
I'm not in favor of that either. I damned ISIS for the same thing. They destroy WORLD historical sites because they 'offend' Islam. **** people who are afraid to acknowledge history.Warcok » 30 Mar 2023, 1:48 pm » wrote: ↑ You left out the part where you are also tearing down statues of historical figures.
What has changed in this Country in the last few decades that has lead to the increase in mass shootings?
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