Posted on 08/26/2015 2:19:22 PM PDT by Biggirl
On Wednesday, America met a deeply evil human being: Vester Lee Flanagan II, also known as reporter Bryce Williams. Williams murdered two people while they were live on air on WDBJ in Virginia: reporter Alison Parker, and cameraman Adam Ward. After the murders, he went on the run – and while he was on the run, he tweeted out his rationale for the killings, accusing Parker of making “racist comments” and Ward of going “to hr on me after working with me one time!!!” He then posted video to his Facebook and Twitter pages of himself shooting both at point-blank range.
(Excerpt) Read more at breitbart.com ...
PERFECT HEADLINE !!!!!!!
Blaming the gun is akin to blaming Boeing for 9/11.
Isn’t murder already illegal?
only when you kill someone.
#StraightLivesMatter
He sent his manifesto to ABC via fax machine.
BAN FAX MACHINES! FAX MACHINES PROMOTE VIOLENCE!!!
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Hahaha! Now THAT’S a headline!!!
I like it!
Of course they do. The most favored categories of people cannot be blamed for anything.
Proves that Urinalist’s are sentence composition stupid.
Missing from the headline: Registered Democrat.
I don’t have a definitive source for that, but gay, black, MSM, and professional victim is pretty strong circumstantial evidence for his political leanings being (D).
And way too many of these loons end up either being definitive Dems, or having strong leftist leanings (to be fair, not all, but many).
Realistically, then, the call should be for restricting those with leftist beliefs from participating in “adult” society. To borrow and paraphrase from Transmetropolitan: Tag them for the waterheads they are, and build them a playground to keep them out of the way.
BTTT
Let’s see:
1. Gun violence
2. Cell phone violence
3. Go-Pro camera violence
4. Fax machine violence
5. Racial violence
6. Social media violence
Which gets the Democratic party the most votes? Let’s go with 1 and 5. Whoops, perp was black, lets go with 1.
Bookmark just for the headline!
I say we ban Facebook and Twitter.
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there’s another story here that nobody is covering...
how the rise in power of HR departments in recent decades has made the corporate work environment fraught with potential legal minefields.
i saw it happening in the 90’s and early 00’s and i’m sure the past 10 years it’s become much worse. if anyone in a company is going to be in lockstep with victimhood mentality, feminism, and SJW’ism... it’s people in HR departments. i cannot believe that in the 50’s and 60’s they had anything like the power they have today. with that power, comes increased regulation and exertion of authority over every single daily workplace interaction.
Ban psychopathic black gay reporters?
Love the headline
FAGWA.
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