Scared the shit out of me but I went on Brietfart for a minute.

[mobeau69]

Comments are totally out of control about the President who wants to take their guns away! Bahahahahahahaha!

God, I loved today!

[50 Shades Of Blue]

1. Even though he'll probably change his tune tomorrow, I hope

He's discombobulated these cretins enough to plant a permanent seed of doubt about his supposed affinity for them.

[blake2012]

3. He may be helping to seal his political fate

[SergeStorms]

10. Oh, I think that was sealed long ago.

Right around the time of the Comey firing, I believe. The Trumptards can woot all they want about their Papaya Preznit, but there's nothing to woot about. He's a gigantic mistake, and an total embarrassment to our country.

[onecaliberal]

2. Yup thats what I said earlier. Its their third rail.

[SammyWinstonJack]

4. LOL@scared the shit out of me....

[yonder]

5. took one for the team, thanks!

[Skittles]

6. FUCKING SNOWFLAKES

[Leghorn21]

7. Holy SHIT, mo!! You inspired me to have a looky loo at freeperville and O. M. G. those folks are

PISSED

OFF



I loved today as well, thanks for your post and inspiration!!

[Gabi Hayes]

8. Saw this live

[BigmanPigman]

9. That is exactly why this is an AMERICAN MALE issue more than mental illness.

Mental illness is all over the world but the US has 44% of the guns and only 4.5% of the population. And 99% of the gun violence that is committed is done by males. THAT IS THE PROBLEM! It is OUR problem, our culture and our society that needs to be addressed!

Yes, mental illness, background checks, the availability of guns, etc. They all need to be addressed but no one is addressing the real common factor..... testosterone and America. That combination is the problem.
https://www.vox.com/cards/gun-violence-facts/guns-domestic-violence-united-states-risk

[rainin]

14. White males. n/t

[BigmanPigman]

15. YES, good point!!!

[lostnfound]

18. But HOW...?

“Positive role models of masculinity”?
Reduction in negative messaging in movies and TV?
Anger management classes in elementary school?

Individual family situations that provide the right environment are all well and good, but there are so many people I know whose teen boys seem to go through a long period from 15 to 25 of hopelessness, confusion, anger, intensely negative world views, etc. it’s like there is nothing challenging and constructive that engages them, gives them a sense of purpose and a feeling of being needed.

Individuals may find there way, but there is a societal background level of what I would describe as blackness waiting to suck them in.. or an absence of meaningful group purpose, perhaps?

For many, the school experience seems designed to crush them into dust.

What does it mean to be a man? Some cultures have answers for that question that at least serve as a starting point.

I would also add..for those who say “better parenting”, that there is nothing more frightening than investing 15 years of your best effort to raise a child to be sensitive, responsible, educated only to find them sucked in to a dark invisible world that rejects anything light or positive. In mythological terms, Hades may capture our daughter Persephone for a season, but captures our sons for a decade. Friends tell me their boys turned normal again at 25.

I picture Norwegian youths out skiing and backpacking in Europe or Native American youths having their spirit quests. Are we lacking in rituals, group identities, economic opportunities / paths, or cultural messaging?

[BigmanPigman]

20. Everything you said is accurate and that is why society as a whole has to seriously address this

from all the angles, it isn't one or the other. This has been going on for at least 100 years (movies, the media is also going to have to step up). It was a long time in the making and we can't afford another 100 years to undo what is now ingrained in our culture, but it has to start sometime and we can't wish it away or pray it will get better or ignore it entirely. Families, religions, media, legislation, etc. have to change the gun culture and be serious about it.

[justgamma]

11. Sister Sarah

will be out in the morning explaining that he didn't really say what he said. That he meant to say he loves guns and God Bless the NRA.

[iluvtennis]

13. Yep, exactly

[Cha]

17. TPTB will have had a little talk

with him last night.. and reminded him.. which side their bread was buttered on.. votes and $$$$$$$.

IF he Even meant it in the first place. Be just like him to dangle a fake carrot.

[SunSeeker]

12. Those dipshits' problem is that they believe Donald Trump.

I of course do not believe Shitler so I have no expectations that he will carry through on anything he said today. I wish he would, but I know he won't. Today's gun control dog and pony show was so transparently just that. Anyone who watched his DACA dog and pony show should know better by now.

[Cha]

16. You're Strong, mobeau.. Mahalo for the

reconnaissance!

But, I think it was Joe Manchin, who said.. paraphrasing that trump could do it better than President Obama.. because they know he's not going to take their guns away.

manchin is underestimating the power of Decades of NRA Brainwashing

[rownesheck]

19. anyone who chooses

To visit winger sites is a true patriot in my eyes. You show the intestinal fortitude of the bravest of souls. I applaud you and others like you. I don't have the mental strength to withstand the idiocy of their sites. So, thank you for spying and reporting back what you find.