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The wife and I cannot agree more with this guy.Quote:
Originally Posted by Ah Pook
Fuck that spoiled rotten little rich kid that couldn't get his wee wee wet.
And at 22, I really wasn't too worried about getting laid. I was worried about going to work and paying bills. If I scored some hunny at the bar or a party great! If I didn't, oh well, when your not looking for it, it will come along.
The women he associated with probably figured he was a bitch anyway.
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Originally Posted by Irving
Two minutes in, and I wanted to punch him in the face. It took some effort to watch the whole video.
Prayers on the way up for the victims and their families.
I have met a lot of people in the movie/tv industry and almost without exception, the people that are in the creative end of the business such as directors, writers, art directors, costume designers, talent, etc., are living on another planet. They seem to feel that because they are creative or rich or artistic that they are somehow more enlightened than the rest of us and therefore superior in all aspects to the rest of us. They seem to feel that they are entitled to tell everyone else that they are always right and you are always wrong. I will say the while the talent is on another planet, they were among the nicest people I have met, they just are more into their art and are not inclined to consider anything outside of the art. I would wager that his parents were more into their art than into their kid and some innocent people paid the price of that art. Don't they have massage parlors in Isla Vista? So sad.
That said, I would wager that CA politicians are of the same mindset as well.
OK, well it looks like, we shall all be going down the road everyone is screaming for: Mental health.
I think this is going to be as bad or worse than just recalling the 2nd amendment. Why? because I don't agree with: "a national database that the government will keep [on them]"
More Government oversight that can be abused..... Anyone want to tell me; how this is going to keep people from doing what they have been doing for thousands of years; Killing?
Connecticut Democrat Senator Richard Blumenthal told CBS’ Face the Nation on Sunday he will urge Congress to take up gun legislation that failed to pass following the Sandy Hook massacre. - See more at: http://www.teaparty.org/senator-move....UQnD9pkr.dpuf
http://www.teaparty.org/senator-move...hooting-42782/
In January, the Department of Health and Human Services proposed a number of new regulations that would include entering health records in the National Instant Criminal Background Check System, which gun dealers are required to use prior to selling firearms to customers. The proposed legislation conflicted with the Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act of 1996, a patient privacy law.
Mental health officials said the regulations would discourage people with mental problems from seeking treatment due to the fear of being included in a government database.
“I think it’s a bad idea. It would really put a chill on people getting services. They find it very scary — the idea of a national database that the government will keep [on them],” said Daniel Fisher, who was treated for schizophrenia and is currently a mental health advocate.
They aren't going to touch it in an election year.
If they get the majority in the House and Senate, God help us.
Ok, I agree federal databases are bad, but the hypocrisy is about sickening. The same people that will scream for gun registration and every other thing they can come up with are the same ones that suddenly have a stroke of logic in realizing that creating what amounts to a registry of mentally ill folks would discourage them from getting help.
[facepalm]
If they're so mentally ill that they shouldn't have access to guns, should they really be allowed in public unsupervised?
If they aren't allowed to buy one, they could steal one, or just run people down with their car for that matter...
The other problem is who defines "mentally ill"?Quote:
Originally Posted by 68Charger
Leave it up to the leftist and anyone that doesn't agree with them 100% is "mentally ill". Soviet psychiatric hospitals were full of political dissidents.
They can always get a knife, flammable products, gunpowder etc.. If they are that whacked they need to be monitored closely or in an institution. Access to guns is a small part of the issue
Agreed- but my point is that it has NOTHING to do with guns, and everything to do with someone who is a danger to others... attempting to limit their access to one method they could harm others is worthless, they're just a dangerous person.Quote:
Originally Posted by Zundfolge