April 20, 2013
BREAKING NEWS

whatiscapitalism:

Austin, TX — Edgy atheist libertarian unsure how to defend Islam while also mocking and hating religion in general.

“I don’t know, it’s just really awkward,” admitted 27-year-old Jared Howell. “I mean, I hate religion, and I hate religious people, but I really want to defend the exotic non-American religion to keep being edgy, you know?”

Early reports are that Jared is taking time off from his 5-hour daily bashing of religion as “evil and murderous” in order to attack Christians who refer to Islam as “evil”.

“You’re just another BIGOT”, said Jared Howell, from behind his elaborate neck beard.

Early reports are indicating that this has nothing to do with concepts or philosophy, but is mostly just a psychological reaction caused by spite and cultural rebellion. 

We’ll have more on this as we’re updated — stay tuned.

This is great, hahaha.

April 20, 2013
Joe Biden: We Won’t Allow Congress to Get in Our Way on Guns

According to Vice President Biden, “President Obama literally has a buttload of executive actions coming down the pike” on gun control, the phrasing of which stirs disturbing surrealist images in my mind.

Okay, I paraphrased him. His actual words were, “[T]he president is already lining up some additional executive actions he’s going to be taking later this week.” I still can’t tell, Biden—are you speaking literally or figuratively? You haven’t specified!

You know what? On second thought, I think a ”literal buttload of executive actions” would be less disturbing than “additional executive actions.”  This is of course doublespeak for “executive orders,” a term this administration has been cautious to avoid, despite running the government on these orders. Liberals don’t like executive orders—or at least they pretend not to—so this administration uses the term “executive action.”

Obama spent his first term trying to get Congress to pass the most unpopular legislation of modern times, socialized health insurance, in the form of Obamacare. That was at a time when healthcare was at the bottom of Americans’ list of priorities for our benevolent leaders to work on.

Obama won that battle as only a corrupt politician can: unfairly, with bribes

The President has chosen the battle to waste his second term on, and that is gun control, yet another issue near the bottom of Americans’ list of priorities. Fortunately for them (us), it appears as though Obama has lost, with the Senate voting down the Manchin-Toomey background-check bill.

Obama was visibly angry the other day, pouting at the podium to publicly shame those who voted against the bill, which would have expanded background checks to personal and gun-show sales, but only for law-abiding citizens—those who don’t commit mass-shootings—and not to those who would commit mass-shootings since those people don’t submit to background checks.

“No matter,” says Biden, as paraphrased by me again. “We don’t like the way the vote turned out, so Obama’s going to ignore the vote, bypass the rules, and just write his own laws from the Oval Office. What do you think this is, a constitutional republic? You think it matters whether your representatives represent you or not? We in the executive branch make the rules, not your representatives.”

You have to wonder at some point if this administration really does believe that congressional voting procedures are a mere formality they must go through, the hoops through which they must jump in order to keep up the illusion that the will of the American people is represented. They are either knowingly being tyrannical, dictatorial, or else they do not understand that voting in Congress is not just for show. As in so many other areas of this administration, it comes down to those two possibilities: either Obama’s failures stem from a place of malice and ill will, or from a cavity in his brain that renders him incompetent and ignorant.

Whatever it is, neither possibility bodes well for us.

April 20, 2013

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April 20, 2013
A Nation of Promiscuous Prudes (#3)

Excerpted from this op-ed:

Had Dr. Gosnell’s aborted victims been canines instead of humans compare the minimal coverage of the Gosnell trial with the widespread media condemnation of dog-killing quarterback Michael Vick perhaps the doctor’s mayhem likewise would have been front-page news outside of Philadelphia.

April 20, 2013
A Nation of Promiscuous Prudes (#2)

Excerpted from this op-ed:

Former New York Gov. Eliot Spitzer found to have hired prostitutes on a number of occasions during his time in office was given a CNN news show despite the scandal. But when Miss California Carrie Prejean was asked in the Miss USA Pageant whether she endorsed same-sex marriage, she said no and thereby earned nearly as much popular condemnation for her candid defense of traditional marriage as Mr. Spitzer had for his purchased affairs.

April 20, 2013

(Source: conservativealpaca)

April 20, 2013
The analogy isn’t perfect. Taxing earnings doesn’t exactly deter working since people need to work to survive, barring getting on welfare, whereas people do not need cigarettes to survive. But taxing earnings certainly does remove much of the incentive to work hard and to try to become upwardly mobile.

The analogy isn’t perfect. Taxing earnings doesn’t exactly deter working since people need to work to survive, barring getting on welfare, whereas people do not need cigarettes to survive. But taxing earnings certainly does remove much of the incentive to work hard and to try to become upwardly mobile.

(Source: nocommiesnosocsnodems, via the-forward-observer)

April 20, 2013
A Nation of Promiscuous Prudes (#1)

Excerpted from this op-ed:

Decades after the rise of feminism, popular culture still seems confused by it. If women should be able to approach sexuality like men, does it follow that commentary about sex should follow the same gender-neutral rules? Yet wearing provocative or inappropriate clothing is often considered less offensive than remarking upon it. Calling a near-nude Madonna onstage a “hussy” or “tart” would be considered crudity in a way that her mock crucifixion and simulated sex acts are not.

April 19, 2013

Anonymous asked: April 2007: A mentally ill person was able to buy a gun legally and kill 32 people after the state failed to put his record into the system. January 2011: A person with a history of drug abuse shot 19 people with a gun he was able to buy legally because the government failed to put his record into the system. October 2012: A person with a history of domestic violence used a gun purchased legally with no background check from the internet to kill 3 women and injure 4 others.

Wait, you’re admitting the government failed at something?

And wait, you’re blaming gun dealers for a failure of the government?

April 19, 2013
Yet Another Democrat Tries to Assassinate an American President

I laughed out loud when I learned that the man who sent poisoned letters to President Obama is a Democrat. And then I thought, “Well doesn’t that figure?”

The would-be assassin, whose fame I will not contribute to by writing his name, sent letters laced with ricin to Obama and to Republican Senator Roger Wicker. Inhaling the toxin is deadly, and all it takes to kill a human is an amount 1/288 the size of an aspirin.

A picture of the man, a white guy whom I will henceforth refer to as John, surfaced on the Internet (where pictures are wont to surface). It comes from his Facebook page and shows him kneeling down beside the back bumper of a car, which has a sticker on it that reads, “Christian and a Democrat.” John is giving the sticker a thumbs-up.

However, his Facebook page lists his political views as “Independent.” So the fact that he gave a pro-Democrat bumper sticker a thumbs-up and also tried killing a Democratic president likely means he is one of those people who feel that Obama is too moderate, that the Democratic Party is not suitably liberal, and therefore has registered as an Independent.

Even I initially thought that whoever did it was either a Republican or some backwoods, tinfoil-hat-wearing pseudo-Libertarian. Now that it’s come out he is a Democrat/Independent, it’s no surprise; virtually every assassin or would-be assassin of American presidents, both Republican and Democrat, have been leftists (to the extent that their political views are known).

Successful assassins (whose politics we know):

  • John Wilkes Booth, a Democrat, shot and killed President Lincoln
  • Charles Guiteau, a member of the communist Oneida Community, shot and killed President Garfield
  • Leon Czolgosz, a leftist anarchist (similar to the useful idiots in the Occupy movement) shot and killed President McKinley
  • Lee Harvey Oswald, a communist, shot and killed President Kennedy.

Failed assassins (whose politics we know):

  • Severino Di Giovanni, a leftist anarchist, tried to bomb President-elect Hoover’s train
  • Giuseppe Zangara, a professed anti-capitalist, tried shooting President-elect Franklin Roosevelt
  • Oscar Collazo and Griselio Torresola, two Marxists, tried killing President Truman at the Blair House
  • Samuel Byck, who tried joining the leftist Black Panther group, attempted to kill President Nixon
  • Lynette “Squeaky” Fromme, member of the Manson Family and also a hippie environmentalist, shot at President Ford
  • Sara Jane Moore tried to kill President Ford as well because, as she said, “the government had declared war on the Left.”
  • Ramiro Ortega-Hernandez, a leftist connected to the Occupy movement, tried getting a one-in-a-billion shot at President Obama by firing a gun at the White House

The only individual whose political motivations can be deduced as coming from the right side of the political spectrum is Francisco Martin Duran, who claims he was “incited” by conservative talk-show host Chuck Baker, but also claimed that he was trying to save the world from an alien mist which was connected by an umbilical cord to another alien in the Colorado mountains. So there’s that.

All conservatives, let alone decent human beings, should be upset at any assassination attempt against any president, even Obama. Fortunately I haven’t seen any conservatives bummed out that John, with the ricin letters, failed to kill Obama. As awful—my word, just awful—a president as Obama is, and as evil as some of us, including I, think he is, he still has a wife and two children and they don’t deserve their husband and father, respectively, being taken away like that. Plus, though it’s an unfortunate fact, the fact is that Obama is the representative of America to the world. An attempt to kill him is symbolic of an attack on America.

So hopefully John with the ricin letters will be apprehended and receive capital punishment.

April 19, 2013

Anonymous asked: If you're not a part of a regulated militia then you don't get a gun!

Said no Founding Father ever.

April 19, 2013
Oh, the things Obama complains about. “I’m constrained from imposing my will, wahhh!”

Oh, the things Obama complains about. “I’m constrained from imposing my will, wahhh!”

(Source: roxytherepublican, via nomosshere)

April 19, 2013
This one made me el-oh-el.

This one made me el-oh-el.

(via everythingwithaconservativetwist)

April 19, 2013

droffats-hsoj asked: To your gun ID anon: You need an ID to buy a gun AND go through a background check. It's called a NICS form. Stop pushing liberal talking points that are not based in fact.

He was anon for a reason, haha.

[Re: this guy.]

April 19, 2013

Anonymous asked: So just because it's a right in the Constitution, that automatically makes it perfectly OK? What about when they fully banned all alcohol. Everyone went insane. They found out that the idea wasn't good so they repealed that amendment. We can't fully ban guns because everyone will go insane again. But there's certain laws about alcohol that don't ban it. So why can't we have a couple of laws not banning guns but regulating it a bit more. At the very least better background checks.

What do you hope to accomplish with background checks? Are you under the delusion that those who would commit crimes with guns will submit themselves to background checks?

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