David Hothouse over at Media Matters wrote a wonderful article fleshing out the story of the Spokane white supremacist who was arrested the other day. It turns out our own Jadegold was right on top of the story when it broke. Here are some more details.
Harpham wrote about lone wolf violence in response to an August 2009 article in USA Today that reported, "Federal authorities have launched an effort to detect lone attackers who may be contemplating politically charged assaults." Harpham wrote: "A lone Wolf would be hard pressed to compete with the level of destruction the jew bankers are doing to the country right now."What's your opinion? It seems there are quite a few of these "hate groups." I think it's safe to say their members all like guns and in some cases are heavily armed. When you total them up, you're probably going to have a much bigger number than all the gun bloggers who keep telling us how responsible and trustworthy gunowners are. What do you make of that?
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It turns out our own Jadegold was right on top of the story when it broke.
ReplyDeleteThe stupid, lying fuckstick isn't close to "on top of" any truth.
. . . NRA members like Timothy McVeigh.
McVeigh had quit the NRA in disgust, well before his atrocity.
But McVeigh did find a few kindred spirits in the NRA; he was not the only person who went 'militia' nut who has been an NRA member.
ReplyDeleteYou know what, Zorroy, when you take every tongue-in-cheek remark, every exaggeration exaggeration, and every hyperbolic expression seriously so that you can call us liars, you're the one making things difficult. But, I guess that's not news to you, is it?
ReplyDeleteYou know what, Zorroy, when you take every tongue-in-cheek remark, every exaggeration exaggeration, and every hyperbolic expression seriously so that you can call us liars, you're the one making things difficult. But, I guess that's not news to you, is it?
ReplyDeleteI promise that I'll never take any of your fuckwit co-blogger's internet pollution "seriously," but I do have something of a tendency to call out libelous lies. Get over it, and maybe I'll cut you some slack on your "exaggeration exaggeration[s]."