Re: Not always joking, it seems

lathamr@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
 (Richard D. Latham) wrote in
news:fxvm2kwv.fsf@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
 

> tphile <tphile@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> writes:
> 
> <snip>
> 
> 
>>
>> Anyone who believes the solution was to arm everyone in the
>> classroom so they can
>> shoot that guy is a fool and thats just Crazy Eddie thinking.
>> We have plenty examples where everyone is armed like in city
>> schools and those have turned
>> out to be war zones with a large body count.
>>
>> tphile
> 
> I'm not necessarily asserting that arming all the students is
> the right thing to do. A room full of pre-schoolers who haven't
> had their naps yet, carry 22 pistols ? Sounds like it should
> have been a Monty Pyton skit.
> 
> I do have a question about your assertion(s), or at least what I
> think you're saying.
> 
> Would you please provide the _names_ of one or more of the
> particular City Schools that you are referring to here ?
> 
> URLs to media re****ts about the carnage would also be useful.
> 
> I'm particularly interested in finding out about these schools
> that are "war zones with a large body count".

Yeah, you and everybody else who is interested in the real world, 
and not some insane revenge fantasy world.
> 
> Our local news broadcast runs the most inane stories imaginable
> to fill in their 30 minutes, becuase in the Dallas / Fort Worth
> area ( pop. circa 6 million ), the news most days is "nothing
> much of any im****tance happened".
> 
> Perhaps I could get them to carry some stories on this
> unre****ted carnage.
> 
It'd be interesting to see a coherent analysis of how such obvious, 
*bad* lies come to be believed by so many.

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Terry Austin

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