The Yelling of the Lambs

American thinker ^ | 2/23/2018 | jeffrey t brown

[from occupied ga]

For all of those who are angry about the Parkland attack and those before it, and who insist that the experiences of the newly minted child-activists for rescinding the Second Amendment require us to do what they demand, ask yourselves: ... Do I want my rights decided by what children feel?

Being a victim and being young do not make one nobler or smarter than he was before he was attacked. ... Victimhood does not create virtue or wisdom, but it does cause rage and emotion among those cultivated to default to feelings.

[from occupied ga]

Gee I always ask a child what's the best course of action when I make my life decisions < /sarcasm> To hell with the little twits from whose braying mouths come the demands that I be stripped of my right to self defense. If I weren't such a peaceful person I'd suggest that the shooter missed a couple that he should have shot.

[Redleg Duke]

This has gone beyond grief to love of rockstar status.

They are starting to read and believe their news clippings.

[Campion]

Kids are always reliable guides on political matters. /s

[super7man]

Victimhood does not create virtue or wisdom, but it does cause rage and emotion among those cultivated to default to feelings.

Well said.