Sigh…time for ANOTHER verse already?Words for a new sad song: “Going Postal”:Twenty-one in eighty-fourA baby eight months-old, no more.I’m… “going hunting humans.” “Good bye, I won’t be back.”Old Mac Donald’s now is haunted by the worst big mac attack.To talk about some changes could surely be sublimebut that was not the time. On and on:
Twenty-three in ninety-oneBlamed county women for what he done Drove his truck through Luby’s window, ‘This is payback day.’ Twenty-three killed in Killeen til he blew himself away.To talk about some changes could surely be sublimebut now is not the time, now is not the time. On and on:
Thirty-two, two-thousand-seven, two at first, then thirty more.Between times, tapes to NBC, and then to up the score.On campus no one knew: what was what or who shot whoTo talk about some changes could surely be sublimebut now is not the time, now is not the time. On and on:
Twenty-six, twelve/fourteen/’twelve two first grade classrooms shot to hellthe school’s all torn down now, school’s where they diedtwenty-six times bells tolling, Connecticut state wide. To talk about some changes could surely be sublimebut now is not the time, now is not the time. On and on:
Forty- nine in oh-sixteenNight life pulsed across the dance floor scene Shooting might have lasted for one entire song’For forty-nine blasted, it played out far too long.To talk about some changes could surely be sublimebut now is not the time. On and on:
Fifty-nine, oh-seventeenCountry concert outdoor sceneFive hundred-seventy struck in a ten-minute spree Bump-stock semi-automatic— outlawed? Mmm.. Yet to be.To talk about some changes could surely be sublimeBut will it never be the time…?
Fourteen in eighty-six,Going postal…
[Make up a tune and make up a video and share it around. Maybe if enough versions get made…sigh…well, maybe….]
Maybe tomorrow, when I wake up, I’ll recall the nightmare about a congress and president that do not care about anyone but themselves and their sponsors. I know real Americans aren’t like that.
Uh, huh. Called panel four yesterday. Wonder if the USAF paper-pusher’s neglect to file the Section 128 with the FBI database was laziness or commiseration?
We want extreme vetting on religion, not on guns. If we had vetted the gunmen who shot into crowds, they wouldn’t have been able to buy guns, but wouldn’t that have trampled on their rights? Hundreds of people would live if we vetted who was purchasing guns.
One of the common threads for gunmen who shoot into crowds is they are abusive, to spouses, children, girl friends, animals and family members. Congress in response allows stronger weapons, more deadly ammo and attachments which make the gun more dangerous. Why can’t we be smart about our rights to bear arms?
What we want is extreme vetting of people. We seem to generally have a poisonous society that (mostly) white men sooner or later become “muckers” who will kill and can’t be helped. One thing that was predicted that has come true in this country mostly. It was accidentally yet if true just another problem from too many people.
Just read an article that said the reason the AR-15 is so popular with mass shooters is pretty much “that’s what all of the other mass shooters use”. The gun expert quoted in the article said it is a good thing that these nuts don’t know any better because there are guns available to the public that can do far more damage.
From a technical standpoint, you cannot fire hollow-point rounds from most rifles. The velocity plus wind resistance would cause them to deform in flight, rendering them useless. A JSP (Jacketed Soft-Point) round is the best you can do.
From a practical standpoint, if I were to do a mass shooting, the Eugene Stoner-designed AR-15/M-16 is the last weapon I’d use. It’s a piece of crap. Jams a lot. That’s what stopped the Aurora theatre shooter; his gun jammed. I would rather use a Kalashnikov, such as an AK-M derivative. Infinitely more reliable.One point of note: there are more than 10 MILLION military-style autoloaders in private hands, but maybe a dozen mass shootings PERIOD that involved one. In 2016, there were 15,070 homicides. 11,004 by firearms. 7,105 by handguns. 374 by rifle (including the Pulse club shooting). 99.999% of suicides-by-firearm use a handgun; which is nearly all of the 20,000, or so each year. Since Sandy Hook, there have been about 15,000 mass shootings. Less than 100 involve a military-style autoloader. 99+% involved a HANDGUN as the primary firearm.Yet, “Liberals” want to ban military-style autoloaders in order to prevent more mass shootings….
Striped Cat over 6 years ago
He is a white male so there is no chance he is a terrorist.
tejanolasereyes over 6 years ago
classic.
ahab over 6 years ago
That big house on the hill was bought with gun money.
Masterskrain Premium Member over 6 years ago
And THAT is your typical Trump Voter, RIGHT THERE!!!
Sadandconfused9 over 6 years ago
Nope…… No red flags there…… No reason not to sell this guy……. Going to be fine……. He’s no danger to anybody…….
walkingmancomics over 6 years ago
Sigh…time for ANOTHER verse already?Words for a new sad song: “Going Postal”:Twenty-one in eighty-fourA baby eight months-old, no more.I’m… “going hunting humans.” “Good bye, I won’t be back.”Old Mac Donald’s now is haunted by the worst big mac attack.To talk about some changes could surely be sublimebut that was not the time. On and on:
Twenty-three in ninety-oneBlamed county women for what he done Drove his truck through Luby’s window, ‘This is payback day.’ Twenty-three killed in Killeen til he blew himself away.To talk about some changes could surely be sublimebut now is not the time, now is not the time. On and on:
Thirty-two, two-thousand-seven, two at first, then thirty more.Between times, tapes to NBC, and then to up the score.On campus no one knew: what was what or who shot whoTo talk about some changes could surely be sublimebut now is not the time, now is not the time. On and on:
Twenty-six, twelve/fourteen/’twelve two first grade classrooms shot to hellthe school’s all torn down now, school’s where they diedtwenty-six times bells tolling, Connecticut state wide. To talk about some changes could surely be sublimebut now is not the time, now is not the time. On and on:
Forty- nine in oh-sixteenNight life pulsed across the dance floor scene Shooting might have lasted for one entire song’For forty-nine blasted, it played out far too long.To talk about some changes could surely be sublimebut now is not the time. On and on:
Fifty-nine, oh-seventeenCountry concert outdoor sceneFive hundred-seventy struck in a ten-minute spree Bump-stock semi-automatic— outlawed? Mmm.. Yet to be.To talk about some changes could surely be sublimeBut will it never be the time…?
Fourteen in eighty-six,Going postal…
[Make up a tune and make up a video and share it around. Maybe if enough versions get made…sigh…well, maybe….]
Radish the wordsmith over 6 years ago
Vote out the people who block sane gun laws.
superposition over 6 years ago
Maybe tomorrow, when I wake up, I’ll recall the nightmare about a congress and president that do not care about anyone but themselves and their sponsors. I know real Americans aren’t like that.
Strawberry Hellcat: Gair I gall, ffon I’r anghall over 6 years ago
Uh, huh. Called panel four yesterday. Wonder if the USAF paper-pusher’s neglect to file the Section 128 with the FBI database was laziness or commiseration?
Mr. Blawt over 6 years ago
We want extreme vetting on religion, not on guns. If we had vetted the gunmen who shot into crowds, they wouldn’t have been able to buy guns, but wouldn’t that have trampled on their rights? Hundreds of people would live if we vetted who was purchasing guns.
One of the common threads for gunmen who shoot into crowds is they are abusive, to spouses, children, girl friends, animals and family members. Congress in response allows stronger weapons, more deadly ammo and attachments which make the gun more dangerous. Why can’t we be smart about our rights to bear arms?
Night-Gaunt49[Bozo is Boffo] over 6 years ago
What we want is extreme vetting of people. We seem to generally have a poisonous society that (mostly) white men sooner or later become “muckers” who will kill and can’t be helped. One thing that was predicted that has come true in this country mostly. It was accidentally yet if true just another problem from too many people.
Nantucket Premium Member over 6 years ago
Just read an article that said the reason the AR-15 is so popular with mass shooters is pretty much “that’s what all of the other mass shooters use”. The gun expert quoted in the article said it is a good thing that these nuts don’t know any better because there are guns available to the public that can do far more damage.
Sadandconfused9 over 6 years ago
Make buying ammo for assault weapons difficult if not impossible!!!!!!!!!llll
KenseidenXL over 6 years ago
From a technical standpoint, you cannot fire hollow-point rounds from most rifles. The velocity plus wind resistance would cause them to deform in flight, rendering them useless. A JSP (Jacketed Soft-Point) round is the best you can do.
Cerabooge over 6 years ago
@AS101: “mass hunting of wild boar”? HAHAHAHAHA!
KenseidenXL over 6 years ago
From a practical standpoint, if I were to do a mass shooting, the Eugene Stoner-designed AR-15/M-16 is the last weapon I’d use. It’s a piece of crap. Jams a lot. That’s what stopped the Aurora theatre shooter; his gun jammed. I would rather use a Kalashnikov, such as an AK-M derivative. Infinitely more reliable.One point of note: there are more than 10 MILLION military-style autoloaders in private hands, but maybe a dozen mass shootings PERIOD that involved one. In 2016, there were 15,070 homicides. 11,004 by firearms. 7,105 by handguns. 374 by rifle (including the Pulse club shooting). 99.999% of suicides-by-firearm use a handgun; which is nearly all of the 20,000, or so each year. Since Sandy Hook, there have been about 15,000 mass shootings. Less than 100 involve a military-style autoloader. 99+% involved a HANDGUN as the primary firearm.Yet, “Liberals” want to ban military-style autoloaders in order to prevent more mass shootings….