Posted on 06/15/2017 7:22:53 AM PDT by grayhog
Which congressman will introduce a bill to stop the violence by requiring background checks and psychological screening before people are authorized to watch MSNBC's Rachel Maddow? We don't want to take away your 1st Amendment rights, but just allow for sensible regulation. If we can save one more life by screening out the potential crazies, isn't it worth it? How much 'media violence' could be stopped by sensible regulation? Rep Scalise should be starting a super PAC called Americans for Responsible Media Solutions (ARMS) to advocate for left wing media control. We can make American communities safer while still protecting 1st Amendment rights.
We need to close the Fake News “Loop Hole”
If you disagree with a liberal, it’s called ‘Hate Speech’.
If a liberal disagrees with you, it’s called ‘Free Speech’.
Got it?....................
I wish she would just choke and a vagina
Perhaps a five days waiting period in-between watching episodes of Rachel
Madcow.
If it saves one life it’s worth it.
MadCow needs to be tamed.
In other words, “common sense controls” for liberals. Where have we heard that?
Mandatory background checks before you’re allowed to watch Rachel Maddow.
Certainly if we can restrict the 2nd amendment, there should be no problem with sensible restrictions on the 1st amendment.
Her viewers need to be fingerprinted, take a class on fake news and have a background check.
The Arlington YMCA needs to be vetting its clients.
Cable and Satellite TV Channel control for the masses... CRTV for everyone with basic or better service packages. Any other news channels, requires vetting.
Would rather tie their voting ‘rights’ to the same 2nd A. laws on the books....Let’s see their heads explode and activist judges twist THAT logic.
That was awesome!!!
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