Kristinn Taylor on the BBC Radio:
“The watch lists are very loosely done and there’s no due process involved. The 2nd Amndt guarantees the right to bear arms, and you’d have to go through a legal process to strip them of their right.
“As it is, it would not have stopped Mateen, who held a CCP as a security guard.
“The Obama administration working together with Islamist front groups has stopped the federal government from investigating... stripping language and policies from the guidelines.
“President Obama’s policies definitely (were complicit) in these types of attacks to enact their agenda to make common cause with groups like Iran... in turning the states over into the hands of terrorist. The people of Egypt stood up against the Muslim Brotherhood, but the people of Libya and Syria haven’t done so well.”
The conversation is predictably moving toward leftist “whirled peas” points of view. BBC has brought on a woman from Tampa who just wants us to all get along and can’t understand why all the hate.
Another professorial type (likely stroking his beard as he speaks in soft dulcet tones) is blah-blah-blahing in hushed, “considered” monotone.
Kristinn steps in with facts - violence is way down in the US and there is no cultural call for the murder of gays in the US except coming from Islam, and there are several Islamic states that do call for death to gays.
“And that’s where Omar Mateen would get his murderous impulses.”
Kristinn is interrupted by the host, who quite evidently is very liberal, and jumps all over Kristinn for his views, but Kristinn persists, undeterred by her attempt to step on him.
The academic joins in, saying condescendingly, “Bless his (Kristinn’s) heart.”
The discussion is becoming heated. Kristinn is holding his own, but the host interrupts and brings in KT from Tampa again, who is defending our government’s attempts to sit down and have conversations — “We need to talk in our society about how we are allowing hate to grow.’
OMG...
Props to Kristinn Taylor for being a soldier in the fight against leftist ignorance.
Thanks for providing that overview since I missed the interview. :)
Loved your summary!
bump for later
Yes, and she turned it to the blame game. A way of not blaming those who are clearly responsible. “Oh, everyone’s blaming everyone else.” Yeah, but some people are right and some are wrong. They love to go all “meta” to throw dust in the air.