June 10, 200917 yr Just heard on the news it was an 88 year old man that went in there with a shotgun. somebody forgot their meds.
June 11, 200917 yr And here comes the Right wing radical gun toting Loony parade of articles by the press to politicize a tragedy.
June 11, 200917 yr Author And here comes the Right wing radical gun toting Loony parade of articles by the press to politicize a tragedy. Exaclty....it was the guns fault...not the nut jobs!
June 11, 200917 yr I wonder who's more dangerous... one neo-Nazi nutcase with a gun and a violent ideology, or the anti-American "Reverend" Jeremiah Wright accusing "them Jews" of keeping him from contact with his protege. You can easily stop a single loony. It's much more difficult to stop an idea. Either way, it's time for more guns for this Jew. K
June 11, 200917 yr I wonder who's more dangerous... one neo-Nazi nutcase with a gun and a violent ideology, or the anti-American "Reverend" Jeremiah Wright accusing "them Jews" of keeping him from contact with his protege. You can easily stop a single loony. It's much more difficult to stop an idea. Either way, it's time for more guns for this Jew. K Well according to your fellow LAndsman (Did I get that right?) Howard Safir on the radio this morning with Mark Simone, "The only thing we can do about this is Control the guns, there are too many out there". Once again painting anyone with a firearm as a potential criminal whether or not they aquired them legally and have never committed a crime in their lives.
June 11, 200917 yr I wonder who's more dangerous... one neo-Nazi nutcase with a gun and a violent ideology, or the anti-American "Reverend" Jeremiah Wright accusing "them Jews" of keeping him from contact with his protege. You can easily stop a single loony. It's much more difficult to stop an idea. Either way, it's time for more guns for this Jew. K Well according to your fellow LAndsman (Did I get that right?) Howard Safir on the radio this morning with Mark Simone, "The only thing we can do about this is Control the guns, there are too many out there". Once again painting anyone with a firearm as a potential criminal whether or not they aquired them legally and have never committed a crime in their lives. clansmen. =P what radio station was this? but yeah... no, not alot of jews own firearms here. Also depends where they come from as well.
June 11, 200917 yr There are landsmen, and there are landsmen. This is a link to a wonderful article that speaks to the role of the Jews throughout history as willing victims, and defines any who obstruct their own victimization as "bad Jews". I like to think of myself as a bad Jew. http://idubrawsky.wordpress.com/2009/01/20/why-i-am-a-bad-jew/ Ken
June 11, 200917 yr I wonder who's more dangerous... one neo-Nazi nutcase with a gun and a violent ideology, or the anti-American "Reverend" Jeremiah Wright accusing "them Jews" of keeping him from contact with his protege. You can easily stop a single loony. It's much more difficult to stop an idea. Either way, it's time for more guns for this Jew. K Well according to your fellow LAndsman (Did I get that right?) Howard Safir on the radio this morning with Mark Simone, "The only thing we can do about this is Control the guns, there are too many out there". Once again painting anyone with a firearm as a potential criminal whether or not they aquired them legally and have never committed a crime in their lives. clansmen. =P what radio station was this? but yeah... no, not alot of jews own firearms here. Also depends where they come from as well. No Mak not CLANSmen, but LANDSmen, something men of the Jewish Faith refer to each other as..LOL
June 11, 200917 yr call me a bad jew, but never heard of it. Part of the clan was always clansmen to me... not the K klan.
June 11, 200917 yr I read the news. The gun was a old .22 http://news.yahoo.com/s/ap/20090611/ap_ ... m_shooting On Wednesday, von Brunn parked his 2002 red Hyundai in the middle of traffic outside the museum, according to an FBI affidavit. He grabbed a .22-caliber rifle and walked toward the building. The gun was a vintage Winchester rifle manufactured between 1908 and 1928, according to an official who spoke on condition of anonymity because he was not authorized to discuss the case. The gun is too old to be traced to a purchaser, the official said.
June 11, 200917 yr it was a 22? first I heard on bloomberg it was a shotgun. the bad part is... the guard passed away?
June 12, 200917 yr it was a 22? first I heard on bloomberg it was a shotgun. the bad part is... the guard passed away?[/quote] Yes it is! Am I missing something? Why is this even a question!?!
June 12, 200917 yr Total, I think Maks was not sure if the guard died, not is it bad if he did. Just poor typing.
June 12, 200917 yr oh yeah. hehe, jsut re-read it. I dont recall if the guard passed away or not. Honestly, I have been to the museum a few times, and it is a very moving and emotional experience. It is a really horrible part when anyone passes away, and more so in a place that has soo much meaning for me. the question was if the guard passed away.
June 12, 200917 yr I thought that area was very safe, at least during the day. How could some one walk in with a rifle?
June 12, 200917 yr that was my question. there really is no parking really close by, unless parking illegally. furthermore, this is right on the dang Mall. Secret Service, DC Metro Police, Federal Agents. Every museum there had security at the door.
June 12, 200917 yr I thought that area was very safe, at least during the day. How could some one walk in with a rifle? Remember, NOWHERE IS SAFE. And the General Populatiion is so concerned with downloading the newest APP, they are not paying attention to anything around them. Security included. They are stuck in the it won't happen here mndset.
June 13, 200917 yr they are not paying attention to anything around them. Security included. They are stuck in the it won't happen here mndset. I agree, but they are also in the mindset of "The Gubberment" should protect me. :roll:
June 13, 200917 yr Author "Former Skinhead Speaks Out" on CNN right now talking about this. EDIT: He's off , now talking to a victim of hate.
June 13, 200917 yr I thought that area was very safe, at least during the day. How could some one walk in with a rifle? #1, Yes the guard Died. Sad thing is his guys were trying to get vests for a number of years and the company told them they were "Too Expensive" Bet enough for all of them would have cost less than the funeral. #2 as SOON as he cleared the door, before he got to the Metal Detector the asshat started shooting, the guard never had a chance to react.
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