[governsleastgovernsbest]

[governsleastgovernsbest]

Does Tarantino have any redeeming social value, or is Scarborough right that he’s simply a pornographer of violence? Ping to Today show list.

[dfwgator]

So now they’ve moved on from attacking the Second Amendment, to now attacking the First Amendment.

[Forgotten Amendments]

Just as long as no one mentions the meds that all these shooters are on. That couldn’t POSSIBLY be a factor. Only crazy people mention that ...

[the scotsman]

I dislike Tarantino because he is a filmic thief who has never had an original idea in his head. I love the look on trendy film lovers faces when I point out that ‘Dogs’ is just a complete ripoff of two of the greatest (1950’s) crime films.

[rollo tomasi]

I think Joe should call for more intense investigations of dead aides in the offices of Congresscritters. "A blow to the head" of a healthy young woman that was "brushed" over by investigators seems peculiar to say the least. Perhaps we should start at the top with our public servants when condemning unnecessary violence.

Someone educate me since I an not sure these questions (Which are attached to websites about this incident) have been clearly answered.

1) If Lori's death was just a simple accident, then why did Rep. Scarborough and his spokesman Miguel Serrano feel the need to go to two different local TV stations within three hours of her body's being found and invent a nonexistent history of chronic medical conditions for her -- in other words, why did they feel the need to lie about Lori's health?

2) Would you trust without question the word of a Medical Examiner who lost his ME license in two separate states (Missouri and Florida) because he LIED about his autopsy work (for instance, saying he had autopsied some brains when he hadn't)?

3) Why should whoever wrote Ms. Klausutis's obituary feel it was appropriate to mention nearly everything about her life -- EXCEPT where she'd been working since 1999?

[Wonder Warthog]

It's not just the movies and gun violence. Violent video games are right up there with it. And it appears to me that the trend in “reality” shows is to show more and more aberrant behavior as not just to be allowed, but to be admired. I reference the new show starring the bunch of nutcases with hundreds of piercings showing a guy pushing a shish-ka-bob skewer through his bicep. Does anyone actually believe that some dumbass kid won't “try this at home”, puncture an artery, and die???