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The challenge of politeness.

We are a society of stupid.

Show politeness to others as you traverse the highway.

Just another day in NRA Paradise . . . .

Yet another responsible gun owner discharges his responsibility.

And, yet again, we see that “responsible gun owner” is an oxymoron.

Yet more Collateral damage.

The NRA will no doubt argue that, had the little boy been packing, he could have defended himse–oh, never mind.

There’s nothing like the milk of human politeness.

we are a failing state.

Politeness is a family affair/a>.

He was just doing his bit to spread a little politeness . . . .

One more time, “responsible gun owner” is an oxymoron.

Whilst traveling in a motorized conveyance, be polite to your fellow passenger.

A three-year-old shows politeness to his mother.

The NRA would no doubt argue that, had the mother been packing, she could have defended herself.

We are a failing society.

Politeness is once again child’s play.

And thus passeth another life in NRA Paradise.

Yet another responsible gun owner (sic) gets a leg up on politeness.

Politeness is in the bag.

The victim suffered a gunshot wound to the lower left ankle and was taken to the University Hospital. She is not suffering from any life-threatening injuries.

Police say a Dallas basketball team came to practice for a tournament, and someone brought a gun in a bag onto the bus. It went off and struck the 18-year-old girl in the left ankle.

Treat your boyfriend with politeness.

Words fail me.

Florida Man.

If this, I must say, had happened me, I would have remained inside my own doors, but I am not unsympathetic to his emotional state.

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Once again, politeness becomes child’s play.

Once again, “responsible gun owner” is proven an oxymoron.

Fly the fiendly skies and be sure to do so politely.

Jesus, Mary, and Joseph.

If you can’t remember that you are packing heat, you’re too stupid to pack heat.

Guns and stupid, guns and stupid.
They go together like love and Cupid.
Let me tell you brother,
You can’t have one without the other.

A black army veteran and father of a teen-age son argues that “stand your ground” laws, are, for all practical purposes licenses to kill. Here’s a snippet:

I call them “shoot first laws,” but they’re more commonly advertised by the gun lobby as “stand your ground.” I served in combat, and these laws are more permissive than the rules of engagement I had to observe in Iraq. But that’s the law in Florida — immunity to anyone with a gun who “stands their ground” in public, sometimes without even a judge or jury deciding that the actions were warranted. A juror eventually admitted that it was part of the reason why Trayvon Martin’s killer walked free.

Yet more random acts of politeness in NRA Paradise . . . .