[a fool in paradise]

Roger Ebert wrote his own sex and violence laden films for Russ Meyer (including Beyond the Valley of the Dolls which begins with a scene of a woman fellating a gun and then having the trigger pulled (blood is seen flying out her nose when the scene is reprised near the end of the movie)).

The full credits rolled at the beginning of the movie.

[a fool in paradise]

I’ve heard it reported that one of the shooting victims in Aurora had recently survived ANOTHER shooting incident in a theater in Canada. Must still be America’s fault (if true).

[MestaMachine]

ebert AND this article are both so full of sh!t you can smell it through the monitor.

[sargon]

The United States is one of few developed nations that accepts the notion of firearms in public hands.

The United States is one of few developed nations that accepts the notion of Freedom, with all its positive and negative possibilities...

[Greysard]

“Why do you need to carry a gun?” McHugh asked him.
“I live in a dangerous neighborhood.”
“It would be safer if you moved.”

He shamelessly stole that from Marie Antoinette. By quoting this Mr. Ebert demonstrates that he, who lives in an ivory tower, has no clue why people have to live in bad neighborhoods. Quite often it's not because people love to fear a drive-by or a robbery or arson.

[Vendome]

Should this young man — whose nature was apparently so obvious to his mother that, when a ABC News reporter called, she said “You have the right person” — have been able to buy guns, ammunition and explosives?

Uhmmm....Well, sure but that is not the context in which she said “You have the right person”.

[KeyLargo]

Unbelievable article written by a Chicago ‘Lib-une’ Tribune columnist Steve Chapman, who usually follows the lib party line but this time explains very well how more gun laws will not do anything.

Read at:

Note: The Libune requires subscription to read articles but you can avoid it when the page loads just click ‘Print preview’ and scroll down to read. :)

http://www.chicagotribune.com/news/columnists/ct-oped-0726-chapman-20120726,0,7623949.column

[nonsporting]

The US is one of the few developed nations that accepts firearms in the hands of its citizens.

What could be his meaning? We are acting contrary to our developed status? We should only allow super citizens (govt minions) to have weapons? Sounds like every so-called developed state which has no problem denying other rights to its not-to-be-trusted citizenry.

What jaw dropping stupidity. We dont want monsters or ministers to have a monopoly on force. It always leads to the crazies and true believers slaughtering the defenseless. His beloved policies are in full force in this civilian disarmament zone he would compel us all to enter. Look at every utopian cesspool and do the body count.

Two thumbs down.