The debate is over. It ended the moment twenty 6 and 7 year old children died in a classroom in Newtown, Connecticut. The next time someone tries to argue for their "gun rights", let them to go to the graves of those twenty children and tell it to those kids. If those children climb out of the ground to march on Washington in support of "gun rights", the "gun rights" argument has merit. If those children remain in the ground, the "gun rights" argument is dead too.
Tuesday, December 18, 2012
Pro-murder dead-enders
The dead-enders are out in force.
"Waaaah! Second Amendment." "Waaaah! Politicizing tragedy!" "Waaaah!
The teachers should have all been armed!" Anything to change the
subject and avoid responsibility for their part in murdering children.
The debate is over. It ended the moment twenty 6 and 7 year old children died in a classroom in Newtown, Connecticut. The next time someone tries to argue for their "gun rights", let them to go to the graves of those twenty children and tell it to those kids. If those children climb out of the ground to march on Washington in support of "gun rights", the "gun rights" argument has merit. If those children remain in the ground, the "gun rights" argument is dead too.
The debate is over. It ended the moment twenty 6 and 7 year old children died in a classroom in Newtown, Connecticut. The next time someone tries to argue for their "gun rights", let them to go to the graves of those twenty children and tell it to those kids. If those children climb out of the ground to march on Washington in support of "gun rights", the "gun rights" argument has merit. If those children remain in the ground, the "gun rights" argument is dead too.
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