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Torture – When Fear Triumphs Over Reason

Torture - America's Shame

Torture - America's Shame

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When one starts accepting that torture is an acceptable means of interrogation on foreign terrorists, it’s not a great leap to the point where it becomes acceptable to torture Americans.

Neocon Mark Noonan

A terrible event – but I don’t want anyone to call it an “act of violence” or “a terrible tragedy”. It was an attack – one or more men decided with malice to attack a US military base. We need to get right down to the bottom of this – and, liberals, if the stories of accomplices in custody are true, this is where harsh interrogation might be needed: whoever was involved in this most emphatically does not have a right to remain silent.

Despite all the evidence that torture in an ineffective means of obtaining information, the Cheney crowd persists with their hallow claims.

Neocons – a dangerous group who have lost touch with the meaning and essence of America.

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Comments

  1. Brooke says:

    Whatever happened to “Torture Hannity for Charity?” I’ll support torture if they go first.

  2. Anomaly100 says:

    @Brooke: I was wondering the exact same thing. If it’s not torture, please, demonstrate. I’m sure Olbermann will make the same deal with this idiot. They talk tough, but it’s a different story if *they* have water being forced down their nose & throat. How about if we take care of this & the torture loving Republicans sit this one out…unless, they care to demonstrate how waterboarding is merely splashing water on someone’s face.

    Be sure to check out this guys blog article. Look at the comments at the bottom! Hateful & xenophobia is still in style with the Repubs.

  3. Frances says:

    What would be the response if Homeland Security decided to start torturing all Americans they suspected of hatching plots against the government? Does it sound disgusting now? Torture is wrong – I don’t care why you want to use it. I don’t care if it’s effective or not. It is wrong, wrong, wrong. I don’t care how many “real” Americans think it’s okay (as long as it’s ferriners or people with ferrin’ soundin’ names). Real America does not torture. Real America is not a coward like Dick Cheney or a sociopath like his daughter Liz (with ice water in her veins who can look you straight in the eye, deny international laws and treaties, and tell you water-boarding isn’t torture).

  4. Tennessean says:

    mario says, “Neocons – a dangerous group who have lost touch with the meaning and essence of America.”

    What about those of us who think the “meaning and essence of America is to protect the lives and well being of innocent Americans? At all costs?

    That’s where I feel your ideology sick. Any sacrifice at the altar of your naive ideology is “Okay”.

  5. janine says:

    @Tennessean

    and that is where you people are sick. thinking that torturing saves Americans, when really we are just lowering ourselves to the level of those who perpetuate violence. Violence upon violence, that is what you seem to propose and hold in high esteem.

    It is you who sacrifice your humanity on the alter of your naive and ideology

  6. Tennessean says:

    janine, so I see you don’t care to address the concept of saving innocent American lives at all costs?

    While I may sacrifice my “humanity”, I won’t be sacrificing your live or the lives of your loved ones for some convoluted concept of righteousness.

  7. Tennessean says:

    btw…Is there a difference between a “Neocon” and a “Neolib”?

  8. janine says:

    @Tennessean

    I see you don’t care about differences between people. It’s your view or no view.

    btw, is there a difference between your brand of violence and a terrorist? does it make the violence any more palatable if you torture under the auspicious of religion, flag and country? Don’t you think that is what the ‘terrorist’ is doing? — peddling his brand of violence under the auspicious of religion, flag and country?

    It isn’t righteousness to decry violence begetting violence or to suggest that violence in response to violence isn’t the answer, or to say that torture doesn’t work. We’ve moved beyond the stone age and territorialism, Tennessean, however, your self-righteous argument belies that advance in humanity.

  9. Tennessean says:

    Frances says, “(as long as it’s ferriners or people with ferrin’ soundin’ names)”

    Who talks like that? Or is that your own special brand of ignorance and bigotry?

    Any one of you tell me for one moment that if this was, as someone commented earlier, “A white Christian” you people wouldn’t be screaming Beck, O’Reilly, Fox, Teabaggers, etc. from the rafters?

  10. janine says:

    @Tennessean

    Perhaps Frances was speaking in political satirical tones. ever consider that? or are you just indulging, yet again, in your own special brand of ignorance and bigotry?

  11. Tennessean says:

    janine, that’s a ridiculous statement. A ridiculous comparison. And a thought devoid of rational processes.

    First, you’re not talking about the same thing. You figure out the difference.

    The statement and indictment was made, “Neocons – a dangerous group who have lost touch with the meaning and essence of America.”

    I asked the question, “What about those of us who think the “meaning and essence of America is to protect the lives and well being of innocent Americans? At all costs?”

    Haven’t seen an answer from any of you as yet. You simply do what you do best. Attack the messenger.

    Classic Alinsky.

    5. Ridicule is man’s most potent weapon

    13. Pick the target, freeze it, personalize it, and polarize it

  12. Tennessean says:

    janine, hypocritical. What would you have said if myself or some other like minded person had done something similar?

  13. janine says:

    @Tennessean

    thank you for proving my point for me. Good job!

    You, Sir, employ classic Alinsky argument style
    5. Ridicule is man’s most potent weapon

    13. Pick the target, freeze it, personalize it, and polarize it

    come from your play book, you can’t have a problem with someone else just utilizing pages from your own playbook Tenn

  14. Tennessean says:

    janine, I know you are, but what am I.

    There. That should be your speed. The “na-na-na-boo-boo” argument always seems to work so well with you guys.

  15. Anomaly100 says:

    Apparently, “saving American lives” in Republican, means to torture people, some of whom may be innocent, but so what?! That’s just sick. When I hear this kind of talk, I’m so happy the Republicans aren’t in power. The Republican party has made our country & the Constitution look like a lie. F-ck bipartisanship. They’ve taken something so important from our country when they commited these atrocities & hid these acts from us. They hid it for a reason.

  16. janine says:

    @Anomaly100

    you are so correct. They hid the atrocities for a reason, because they knew Americans wouldn’t like their tactics.

  17. janine says:

    @Tennessean

    The ‘nanabooboo’ argument well now you are finally showing your maturity level. Well done TN, Well done!

  18. Frances says:

    @ Tennessean “While I may sacrifice my “humanity”, I won’t be sacrificing your live or the lives of your loved ones for some convoluted concept of righteousness.”

    Since when is being against TORTURE a “convoluted concept of righteousness?”

    And if America was about “saving innocent lives at all costs” just imagine what “at all costs” would entail to do that. I absolutetly guarentee you that is not a state you want for this country.

    “Frances says, “(as long as it’s ferriners or people with ferrin’ soundin’ names)”

    Who talks like that? Or is that your own special brand of ignorance and bigotry?”

    You can’t deny that there are people like that in this country. You can’t live in Tennessee and not know some personally. But actually, the proudly blatent bigots of this country are not the only ones insisting that all Muslims in the armed services be investigated.

    You don’t have a leg to stand on in this issue. Torture is nothing more than a sick and cowardly act of vengeance ordered by and carried out by sick, cowardly, vengeful people. Following orders is no excuse. The truly brave are the ones who refuse to follow orders that they know are deeply wrong, against the military code of ethics, against internationl laws, and against treaties we have willfully signed.

    I’ve noticed that you claim that someone is irrational or nonsensical any time you don’t have a valid argument to counter with. It makes me wonder what your biases are. You accuse me of being biased often enough without ever considering what your own biases might be. If I’m biased, at least it’s born of compassion for others and not the grab it and growl mentality of the “I’ve got mine” crowd. Whether it’s our political leanings or something else, I’m not sure. Why is Janine devoid of rational thought processes? Why do I not make sense and am ignorant and biased and make “low class and trashy attacks”? Are you convinced that by saying that you will invalidate what we say to everyone else? Are you hoping we will feel so chastised that we quit posting our opinions and you will “win”? I really wonder. I can understand you’re not getting along with good ‘ole Kenneth, he’s unabashedly brutal in his criticism of Republicans.

    If you want to debate with us then debate for f*cks sake. But this “you’re irrational” bullsh*t is a non-starter and a cop out.

  19. Anomaly100 says:

    @Janine: Not only did they hide it, they covered their pathetic asses. They, especially Dick, made sure that if they were caught, they wouldn’t have to pay the price. It was all premeditated. Just thinking about it makes me want to take a shower.

  20. Tennessean says:

    Anomaly, no. What is sick is letting someone die while you molly coddle some terrorist sitting in a chair laughing at you while someone else’s loved one dies.

  21. Tennessean says:

    janine, re: na-na-na-boo-boo. I try to debate on the same level as those with whom I am debating!! ;-)

  22. Tennessean says:

    Frances, so ignorance and bigotry is okay as long as it’s coming from the proper ideological perspective?? Can’t you guys see what hypocrites you are??

    You say, “I’ve noticed that you claim that someone is irrational or nonsensical any time you don’t have a valid argument to counter with.”

    That’s not accurate at all. I claim you are irrational and nonsensical when you are truly irrational and nonsensical. You’re like some little magpie with your parroting of liberal viewpoints on the evils of those that don’t fall in lockstep with twisted liberal thinking. Everything else you state I have responded to previously. Go back and re-read my response if you want to. I prefer to move on.

    I see no need to debate any of you on anything. I’m simply sharing my views. And I understand that offends most of you. That someone can actually reach an informed conclusion that doesn’t agree with yours.

    I have no interest in attempting to invalidate anything you or anyone else says. And where liberals are concerned, I’m perfectly content to let you wallow in the swill and degradation, the “Mental Illness” that is Radical Liberalism.

    I’d really, TRULY be interested in seeing how high handed any of you would be if it was your Son or Daughter in imminent danger of death, and someone with information that could lead to their safety was not being compelled to surrender that information by any means necessary.

    I have little tolerance for your faux sensibilities.

  23. Tennessean says:

    Frances says, “Since when is being against TORTURE a “convoluted concept of righteousness?”

    When it is used against you to allow innocent people to die. In most instances, I will be an “Ends justify means” kinda person.

  24. janine says:

    @Tennessean

    well Tennessean, that nananabooboo remark is so far beneath the level of those you are attempting to ‘debate’ you must be wearing diving gear

    I have little tolerance for your faux intellectualism

  25. Tennessean says:

    janine, I’m not the one claiming some sore of faux intellectual high road. I think I have made my feelings explicitly clear.

    And I wouldn’t be to quick to judge the “level of those” I am addressing.

  26. janine says:

    @Tennessean

    and yet you consistently judge the level of those you are addressing, your every word drips with faux intelligence and those drips in turn fill up your intellectually dishonest pool.

    And yes, congratulations, you have made your pejorative feelings explicitly clear

  27. Tennessean says:

    janine, you’re too funny.

    I judge the level of your comments, not of “you”. And you know what I think about that. Keep up the good work.

    I’m sure you are a very nice lady. It’s the mentality that is screwed up.

  28. janine says:

    @Tennessean

    and I’m sure someone thinks you are a very nice man. It’s your mentality that is screwed up…..

    You want to have a discussion, have at it, I challenged you to that earlier in the day, said I didn’t think you could drop the pejoratives. And you have proven that you cannot.

    You’re welcome

  29. Frances says:

    @ Tennessean, “Frances, so ignorance and bigotry is okay as long as it’s coming from the proper ideological perspective?? Can’t you guys see what hypocrites you are??”

    Explain what I am ignorant and bigotous about. Explain exactly what it is that makes me a hypocrite. If you truly believe that I’m a little magpie parrotting liberal viewpoints, then I have to conclude that you are the one who is ignorant and bigotous. Do you think that anyone with a liberal veiwpoint can’t possibly feel that way naturally and come to that philosophy through rational thought? Or maybe it’s because liberalism and the quest for justice, equality and peace GOES AGAINST human nature to the point that it just seems unnatural to you.

    You don’t know how to deal with someone who is actually fair-minded, looks for facts and truth, errs on the side of compassion, says she’s sorry when she insults someone’s dad, or refuses to just go for the jugular and launch personal attacks against someone’s intelligence. None of what you’ve said about me offends me because none of it is true, and outrage at the outrageous is a foolish pursuit.

    There is something intrinsically different between your mindset and mine, and I’m glad of it.

  30. Anomaly100 says:

    @Janine: You’re spot on here:

    “your every word drips with faux intelligence and those drips in turn fill up your intellectually dishonest pool.”

    To try to disprove something because of their political leanings is not intelligent. An open mind can learn. A closed one is stuck on “stupid.” I think that last line is a quote from Confucious. OK, now I’m just lying. It was Ben Franklin. Yeah, Franklin, that’s it. :-)

  31. janine says:

    @Anomaly100

    “An open mind can learn. A closed one is stuck on “stupid.” Very eloquently said Anomaly100.

    btw, I do appreciate the humour you infuse into your comments!

  32. Tennessean says:

    janine says, “I fear one day you’re going to go deaf listening to all the Beck, Limbaugh, Savage nonsense and your tongue may not hold up to the torture you put it through as you repeat all their talking points”

    A tried and trusted response to disagreement with her liberal views.

    Frances says, “Do you think that anyone with a liberal veiwpoint can’t possibly feel that way naturally and come to that philosophy through rational thought?”

    And I continue to ask, What’s the difference?

  33. Tennessean says:

    janine, I looked up “pejorative” in the dictionary. It said:

    See: Batsh-tf–kingcrazy; Teabaggers; Birthers; etc.

  34. janine says:

    @Tennessean

    oh, now you are just using the Tennessee dictionary. Try Webster’s it has the true definition.

  35. janine says:

    @Tennessean

    do you have stock in straw? because you must be making a lot of money from straw futures

  36. Tennessean says:

    janine, points awarded for dictionary comment. Unfortunately, lost them on the straw one.

  37. janine says:

    @Tennessean

    didn’t realize there was a comment point competition……or that you were the Judge.

  38. Frances says:

    “Frances says, “Do you think that anyone with a liberal veiwpoint can’t possibly feel that way naturally and come to that philosophy through rational thought?”

    “TN says: And I continue to ask, What’s the difference?”

    What’s the difference between being a magpie and coming to a liberal viewpoint naturally or through rational thought? That’s a pretty elementary concept that you should be able to figure out for yourself.

    I’m not the one siding with the people who downloaded their talking points from a Freedom Works affiliate before getting bussed down to the town hall meetings toting a gun and a Hilter sign.

  39. Tennessean says:

    janine, well there is and I am.

  40. Tennessean says:

    Frances, I didn’t expect you to get it, so I’ll explain it. Although, at the end of your message you fall victim to the same flawed rationale you complain about.

    janine states in effect, that conservatives can’t reach a conclusion without getting their instructions from Beck, Limbaugh, etc., the same old repetitive stuff.

    You on the other hand query, do I think anyone with a liberal viewpoint can not reach such a conclusion naturally.

    So you have a liberal, janine, guilty of exactly what you accuse a conservative, me, of.

    This happens all too frequently, and not just here. So my question to you, “What’s the difference?”

    Then you fall victim to the same flawed mindset you try to pin on me, with your words, “I’m not the one siding with the people who downloaded their talking points from a Freedom Works affiliate before getting bussed down to the town hall meetings toting a gun and a Hilter sign.”

    For the record, I have only visited a Freedom Works site once and not long enough to read much of anything. I did not attend any of the “Tea Parties” or “Town Hall” meetings, quite frankly because I fear you people are dangerous. I don’t want to unexpectedly appear on one of your lists in the future. I have a gun, actually several of them but do not “tote” them anywhere. They are for my protection in my home. And I’ve never carried a “Hitler” sign in my life. (Although I seem to recall having drawn a swastika when I was much younger but I cannot remember why.)

    As much as you people may think otherwise, my opinions are mine and mine alone. I assimilate such information as I may and reach my own conclusions, however right or wrong they may be. I expect no one else to take blame for my thoughts.

  41. janine says:

    @Tennessean

    I do not think that conservatives cannot reach a conclusion without getting their instructions from Beck et al….. I do, however, point out when conservative commenters parrot Beck et al…..

    Everyone can reach their own conclusions, some prefer to parrot and some, such as myself, Francis, Jovial, Anomaly100, RDS, the blog master, and the myriad of other liberal commenters on this site prefer to research, read and view various news programs, evaluate the information and then come to an informed conclusion. Those conclusions do not comport with your world view and so you have a tendency to call them stupid..and marginalize viewpoints with phrases like “you people.”

    You are on a liberal blog site, Tenn, it should not be any surprise to you that some commenters have similar opinions. Just as it is no surprise to me that I find conservatives have similar opinions when I frequent a conservative blog site.

    To borrow your phrase TN, “my opinions are mine and mine alone. I assimilate such information as I may and reach my own conclusions, however right or wrong they may be”

  42. Tommy Pane says:

    Janine – While it’s true that people reach conclusions based on information received, that information is filtered through pre-existing beliefs. The differences between conservatives and liberals are based on the different foundational beliefs. A conservative will look stupid to you because, even though you both have the same information, you reach different conclusions based on the different beliefs you hold.

    For example, someone who thinks governments help people, back ideas that create more of it. If someone thinks governments restrict peoples free will, they’ll oppose ideas that create more of it.

    What constitutes compassion? What constitutes justice? We each have our beliefs that influence our conclusions. If you define your beliefs for all to see, it may help others understand how you’ve reached your conclusions.

  43. janine says:

    @Tommy Pane

    Well sheesh Tommy, I know that. And your statements go back to Mario’s prior posts of the psychological etc., differences between liberals and conservatives.

  44. Frances says:

    Tennessean, I chose my words carefully when I said “siding with”. I didn’t say you were one of those people. No need to go on and on and on and on about your gun ownership and why you own them. See, I’m not against guns per se. I’m against freaks of nature owning stockpiles of them to defend themselves against the black helicoptors. So odds are I have no problem with you owning a gun.

    Maybe I’m getting bad habits from you, lumping all conservatives into one happy-go-lucky pile of fringies? I guess after Thursday, we can toss Boehner and Cantor into the mix since they welcomed those wack-a-doos with open arms. Are they lending credibility to the fringe or is the fringe discrediting the Republican Party? Think about it. Seriously.

  45. Anomaly100 says:

    @Frances: Gun ownership is a soft spot with Republicans. I’m all for the right to bear arms, but I’m not for my faceless neighbor stockpiling weapons with the American flag taped on his door. I like the flag too, but I don’t find anything patriotic in having hoardes of automatic rifles. We know who & why people stockpile weapons. Michell ‘Looney Tunes’ Bachmann tells them to & was it O’Reilly, Hannity or Beck that said, “If Obama hasn’t taken away your guns now, he’s going to.” People are going to die over these lies & the FOX pundits will take no responsibility as usual.

  46. Tennessean says:

    janine says, “I do, however, point out when conservative commenters parrot Beck et al…..” You should qualify or preface that statement by saying something to the effect of “when in your opinion”. Then I can agree with you.

    Still, I think “you people” have a tendency to “conclude” that when a Conservative has reached some conclusion contrary to your own, you have a hard time accepting they could have done so without the influences you routinely castigate.

    Otherwise there is absolutely no reason or basis for you to make the statement, “I do, however, point out when conservative commenters parrot Beck et al…..” Kinda leaves a wide window for your subjective opinion? Eh??

    What if I agree with those people because they are right? Or at least, I consider them to be right?

    Or even more foreign to most of you, because that’s how I feel and they just articulated it on T.V. or Radio.

  47. Tennessean says:

    So, anomaly and Frances are for the right to bear arms. They just want to be the ones to say who and what kind.

    Got it.

  48. janine says:

    @Tennessee

    you keep circling the wagons around they same old arguments. Dude, enough already. We’ve been round and round this topic and now you are repeating yourself….

    Move on to a different post (and don’t confuse my use of ‘move on’ in this statement to the organization)

  49. Tennessean says:

    janine, been doing other things and simply responded to your last comment. Okay? Dudette??

    (Jeez. I love it when you are so authoritative!) ;-)

  50. janine says:

    @Tennessean

    You’re welcome

  51. Frances says:

    “Tennessean says:
    November 8, 2009 at 9:00 pmSo, anomaly and Frances are for the right to bear arms. They just want to be the ones to say who and what kind.

    Got it.”

    So, if I apply your favorite brand of reasoning (also known as a logical fallacy), I must conclude that you believe that mentally unstable people should be allowed to stockpile weapons. Is there something wrong with my conclusion or is there something wrong with your logic?

  52. Anomaly100 says:

    @Tennessean: Geez, I must be an idiot for not wanting a felon to own a gun. I must be a control freak to not want some nut stockpiling hundreds of weapons down the street. I’ll tell you what, I certainly wouldn’t want to live next to you. Besides, you and the remaining 3 or 4 Republicans left, might start a mini itsy bitsy army. ;-)

  53. defolts says:

    it really should come down to what type of felony one committed, why should a person be denied the right to defend themselves if they committed a non violent felony? keep in mind that there are more ways to convict people of crimes that they did not have in the past, and courts, cops and prosecutors are usually part of the same unit so unless you have a good private attorney you are basically screwed.

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