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“An Armed Society Is a Polite Society” 0

Another case of neighborly politeness.

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The Bird Hunter 0

Florida Woman.

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A Day in the Life in These United States 0

Two girl scouts pulling a wagon filled with boxes of cookies get ready to ring a doorbell.  Through the window, a man aiming an assault rifle at the door is visible.  One of the girl scouts says,

Via Yellowdoggranny.

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“An Armed Society Is a Polite Society” 0

Speaking of turtles . . . .

We are a broken society.

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“An Armed Society Is a Polite Society” 0

Maybe it’s just me, but I believe that person who is incapable of cleaning a gun safely should not be in possession of a gun.

Aside:

Apparently, based on what see in the news, it is just me.

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Another Day in the Life in NRA Paradise 0

Man picking up newspaper while holding up white flag.  Headline on ntewspaper reads,

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“An Armed Society Is a Polite Society” 0

Neighborly politeness.

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“An Armed Society Is a Polite Society” 0

Yet another oxymoronic (emphasis on the “moronic”) “responsible gun owner” exposes children to politeness.

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“An Armed Society Is a Polite Society” 0

Show politeness to your co-workers.

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Reading Rainbow, Republican Style 0

Two women staring at library shelves stuffed with assault weapons.  Once says,

Via Yellowdoggranny.

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“An Armed Society Is a Polite Society” 0

Yet another case of neighborly politeness.

And it’s just another day in NRA Paradise.

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America’s Exceptionalism 0

Title:  A Uniquely American Plague.  Image:  Republican Elephant towing cart labeled

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A Tune for the Times, Armed Society Dept. 0

On the Youtube page, Mangy describes what led to this tune:

In Kansas City, an 85-year-old man shot a 16-year-old black student who’d mistakenly come to the wrong address to pick up his twin siblings. Some gun owners believe that if you’ve got a gun, you’ve got to shoot SOMEBODY, otherwise, why have it. Mangy Fetlocks sat down for half an hour and just imagined what some of the repercussions from this shooting might be. The thought wasn’t comforting.

And, while on the topic, Atrios asks a question.

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Hoist on Their Own Petard 0

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“An Armed Society Is a Polite Society” 0

Reckless driving, meet reckless vigilante:

Alan Culver-Ashby, 73, had reportedly discharged a gun at least one time while ordering at least six juveniles onto the ground after he observed them driving recklessly in front of a home.

And, in more news of the polite . . . .

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Real Big Men 0

Man, possibly Kid Rock, walking along saying,

Via Job’s Anger.

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Picturing American Exceptionalism 0

Frame One:  Uncle Sam looks sadly at a globe surrounded by an assault rifle and a pool of blood and says,

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“An Armed Society Is a Polite Society” 0

Party with politeness.

We are a pathetic excuse for a polity.

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The Thought and the Prayer 0

Republican walking past graveyard of victims of gun violence.  He has a thought,

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Still Rising Again after All These Years 0

Thom makes a case that Republicans and the NRA are quite willingly orchestrating a misdirection play about gunnuttery to obscure their true intentions.

America’s original sin of chattel slavery continues to cast its shadow.

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