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Facebook Frolics 0

“False flag” frolics.

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“Reading, Writing, and Reloading” 0

Scene:  Schoolroom with chalkboard reading,

Via Job’s Anger.

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“An Armed Society Is a Polite Society” 0

Politeness is child’s play.

Lawrence County Coroner Greg Randolph confirmed that 4-year-old Zachary Jace Duke shot himself around 10 a.m. on Tuesday on County Road 181 in the Pinhook community of Moulton. Randolph believes the shooting might have been an accident.

Randolph believes the boy may have thought the purple handgun was a toy.

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“Failed State” 0

E. J. Dionne is not sanguine.

On gun violence, the United States has become a corrupt failed state.

More at the link.

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“An Armed Society Is a Polite Society” 0

The call of politeness . . . .

Investigators say the incident happened just after 6 p.m. in a wooded area along Ed Burgess Road, which is off of Highway 16 north of Taylorsville. The sheriff’s office said that the victim was hunting coyotes and used a coyote call. Investigators say that is when another man nearby heard the call, got a rifle and shot toward the sound.

The victim was struck by gunfire and was taken to an area hospital. On Tuesday morning, officials announced that the victim died.

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“An Armed Society Is a Polite Society” 0

Be polite when you go to the club.

The man, a 49 year old from Southfield, told police he is the president of the Phantom Motorcycle Club and was conducting a pat down search of patrons to ensure guns were not brought into the the club. During one pat down, the man said that a gun inside a holster fired and struck his hand.

Thus passeth another day in NRA Eden.

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The Wheel of Death 0

Man wearing camoflage and NRA hat holding newspaper with headline,

Via Job’s Anger.

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Artless Dodgers 0

Title:  Duck and Cover.  Image:  Voice from the Capitol Building:  Duck under your desk!  This is not a drill!  Second voice:  We' re hiding from a meaningful conversation about guns.Click for the original image.

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Timeline of a Toady 0

Dick Polman tracks Little Marco’s fealty to the merchants of mechanized death. Here’s how he starts:

We hold this truth to be self-evident: Political impotence in the wake of gun violence is a pre-existing condition.

We all know what happens after a mass shooting — thoughts ‘n’ prayers, TV footage of traumatized kids, it’s “too soon” to do anything — so this time let’s try something else. Let’s tell the tale through the prism of one hapless politician. Let’s make him a metaphor for our surrender to routine slaughter.

Follow the link for the timeline.

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“An Armed Society Is a Polite Society” 0

Check out the politeness.

A 24-year-old man was checking out of the Hyatt Regency Hotel at 151 East Wacker when a gun fell and accidentally discharged around 10 a.m., police said.

“An individual who spent the night int he hotel was checking out, at which time a firearm fell out of his pocket onto the floor, striking the tile,” said Commander Michael Piggott, Chicago Police Department.

Police say fragments, possibly from the tile, struck three people. They were taken to local hospitals and are expected to be fine.

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Ending the Shelling 0

Will Bunch writes of the “NRA’s reign of terror.” A snippet:

First, we need to acknowledge the NRA for what it really is: a hate group that uses its immoral tolerance for gun violence for profit and power.

Follow the link for the rest.

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A Picture Is Worth 0

Title:  GOP Mass Shooting Response Translator.

Via PoliticalProf.

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Parts of the Machine 0

Image One:  Picture of assault rifle with calling out its components.  Image Two:  Picture of a Click for the original image.

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“An Armed Society Is a Polite Society” 0

Yet another one of those responsible gun owners we keep hearing about . . . .

Deputies say the owner had no idea who would’ve shot her pony. She told them she had no problems with anyone and didn’t think she had upset anyone recently.

The sheriff thinks a stray bullet or accident may have lead to the pony’s death. There have been no known similar incidents in recent weeks and deputies believe this to be an isolated case.

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Cultural Artifacts 0

As American (picture of baseball bat and glove) baseball, (picture of pastry) apple pie, (picture of automatic rifle) mass shootings, (picture of GOP Congressman wearing

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Bull’s Eye 0

Badtux, in two sentences, exposes the con behind gun fetishists’ primary talking point.

“Guns don’t kill, people do!” is the NRA talking point. But the numbers are clear: People with guns kill a lot more people than people without guns.

There are more sentences at the link.

Afterthought:

I use the word “fetishist” advisedly. What better describes one who is enamored of a portable penis of death?

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“Good Old Golden Rule Days” 0

Ah, the memories.

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The Hollow Men 0

Farron remarks on the emptiness of Republican “thoughts and prayers.”

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Twits on Twitter 0

Thoughts and prey-ers.

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The Acolyte 0

Title:  The Idol Worshiper.  Image:  Uncle Sam kneeling in pool of blood worshiping a gun.

Via Job’s Anger.

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