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04-15-2009, 11:40 AM
http://www.comcast.net/articles/news-politics/20090415/Homeland.Security.Extremists/
The agency cites the April 4 killings of three Pittsburgh police officers as an example of a the type of violence spurred by right-wing rhetoric,
ok im from pittsburgh, this guy was drunk on drugs out all night gets in a fight with his moms, she calls the cops, and thinks they are gonna take hisguns ,
propaganda used by rep, during the election to get vote, i remember the commercial, it was some souther hick dude saying no lie soundn like larry the cable guy, "they wanna take our guns!" so now the rep come back saying that. meanwhile they started to get people fearing losing thier guns.
ok so dude had registered *** rifles, come down shot the cops no questions asked,
it had nothing to do with what they are saying.
The agency cites the April 4 killings of three Pittsburgh police officers as an example of a the type of violence spurred by right-wing rhetoric,
ok im from pittsburgh, this guy was drunk on drugs out all night gets in a fight with his moms, she calls the cops, and thinks they are gonna take hisguns ,
propaganda used by rep, during the election to get vote, i remember the commercial, it was some souther hick dude saying no lie soundn like larry the cable guy, "they wanna take our guns!" so now the rep come back saying that. meanwhile they started to get people fearing losing thier guns.
ok so dude had registered *** rifles, come down shot the cops no questions asked,
it had nothing to do with what they are saying.