They say unemployment is less than 1% and crime is at an all time low because of the purge.

How in the world would a night of violence drop unemployment and violence? Most violence isn’t out of a need to commit violence, it’s spur of the moment and emotional.

Hollywood just can’t hit the mark at all.

guns-and-humor:

Back then children were spanked/punished! Now we program them with mind dope and outlaw teenage fun and interaction!

This country traded morals for mind dope! Spanking is abuse? Giving your kid addictive/side effect mind dope isn’t? Your a fucktard!

Hahaha, this is bullshit. 

(Source: thinksquad)

As many as 17 injured in shooting at New Orleans Mother's Day parade

STUNNING, JUST-RELEASED FOOTAGE OF WILD SHOOTOUT THAT LEFT GUNMAN DEAD AND POLICE OFFICER WOUNDED (WARNING: GRAPHIC)

DEATH TO CHURCHS INDER ISLAM: A Study of the Coptic Church

Even in modern times, Coptic Christians in Muslim countries are persecuted:

One need only examine the Conditions of Omar—an influential document Muslims attribute to 7^thcentury Caliph Omar, purportedly ratified with a conquered Christian community—to appreciate the plight of the church under Islam. Among other things, conquered Christians had to agree:

Not to build a church in our city… and not to repair those that fall in ruins or are in Muslim quarters;…. Not to clang our cymbals except lightly and from the innermost recesses of our churches; Not to display a cross on them [churches], nor raise our voices during prayer or readings in our churches anywhere near Muslims; Not to produce a cross or [Christian] book in the markets of the Muslims;…. [I]f we change or contradict these conditions imposed upon ourselves … we forfeit our dhimma [covenant], and we become liable to the same treatment you inflict upon the people who resist and cause sedition.

But more and more people on the left praise the “Arab Spring” as a good thing, even when Christians are massacred en mass.

This article, and the followup, are a great read that sheds light on the plight of Christians all over the Muslim world.

http://www.broadcastify.com/listen/feed/6254/web

The national news channels are lagging big time.

OBAMA ADMIN. HAS REPORTEDLY CUT BUDGET FOR DOMESTIC BOMBING PREVENTION PROGRAM BY 45 PERCENT

“Clearly more money needs to be focused on countering domestic IEDs.”

So we cut funding for something that could have helped in Boston? Doesn’t surprise me.

Jared Laughner shoots and kills 6 people and critically wounds a U.S. Senator - used a gun - was allegedly mentally unstable.

James Holmes shoots and kills 12 people - used a gun - was allegedly mentally unstable.

Adam Lanza shoots and kills 27 people - used a gun - was allegedly mentally unstable.

Dylan Quick stabs and slashes at least 14 people - used a knife - was allegedly mentally unstable.

Chad DeSoto stabs 14 and kills 3 - used a knife - was allegedly mentally unstable.

There are more if you look outside the U.S.

IDENTIFYING TARGETS? NEWSPAPER PUBLISHES INTERACTIVE MAP SHOWING ALL PUBLIC SCHOOLS WITH NO SECURITY OFFICERS

Well just make it easier for the crazies why don’t you? *FACEPALM*

Maximum freedom and maximum responsibility.

UNTHINKABLE EVIL: TEEN INTENTIONALLY SHOOTS WOMAN’S 13-MONTH-OLD BABY IN THE FACE DURING ROBBERY ATTEMPT

BRUNSWICK, Ga. (AP) — Police arrested two teenagers Friday who are suspected in the shooting death of a 13-month-old baby in a stroller and wounding the baby’s mother during an attempted robbery.

Seventeen-year-old De’Marquis Elkins is charged as an adult with first-degree murder, along with a 14-year-old who was not identified because he is a juvenile, Police Chief Tobe Green said.

Police announced the arrest Friday afternoon after combing school records and canvassing neighborhoods searching for the pair. The chief said the motive of the “horrendous act” was still under investigation and the weapon had not been found.

The mother, Sherry West, wept Friday while she told The Associated Press that she pleaded with the gunman and a younger accomplice who approached her Thursday morning while she walked near their home in coastal Brunswick.

“He asked me for money and I said I didn’t have it,” she said. “When you have a baby, you spend all your money on babies. They’re expensive. And he kept asking and I just said ‘I don’t have it.’ And he said, ‘Do you want me to kill your baby?’ And I said, ‘No, don’t kill my baby!’”

West said the gunman fired four shots, the first into the ground. West didn’t see a shell casing ejected and she assumed the gun wasn’t real.

Then he fired at her head and the bullet grazed her left ear – she has a small scab and bruising there. He fired again and shot her in the left leg above the knee. “I didn’t know I was hurt.”

“The boy proceeded to go around to the stroller and he shot my baby in the face,” she said. “And then he just shoved me when I started screaming and he ran down London Street with the little boy.”

The mother lives in a rented house in the city’s Old Town historic district. Beverly Anderson’s husband owns the property and she said West has lived there for six or seven years.

“We’re just very sorry about what happened and very aghast that something could happen in our little neighborhood,” Anderson said. “It’s a quiet, safe little neighborhood.”

She said West stayed home to care for her baby, who was often spotted in his mother’s arms.

“The house has a front porch with a swing and we’d see him out on the swing with his mother,” Anderson said. “He was a happy, cheerful baby.”

It’s not the mother’s first loss of a child to violence. Sherry West said her 18-year-old son, Shaun Glassey, was killed in New Jersey in 2008. She still has a newspaper clipping from the time.

Glassey was killed with a steak knife in March 2008 during an attack involving several other teens on a dark street corner in Gloucester County, N.J., according to news reports from the time.

“He and some other boys were going to ambush a kid,” Bernie Weisenfeld, a spokesman for the Gloucester County prosecutor’s office, told the AP Friday.

Glassey was armed with a knife, but the 17-year-old target of the attack was able to get the knife away from him “and Glassey ended up on the wrong end of the knife,” Weisenfeld recalled.

Prosecutors decided the 17-year-old would not be charged because they determined that he acted in self-defense.

3 MARINES KILLED IN U.S. MILITARY BASE SHOOTING

QUANTICO, Va. (AP) — Three people, including the suspect, were killed in a shooting at Marine Base Quantico, a base spokesman said.

It began with a shooting around 11 p.m. Thursday that left one dead, said Lt. Agustin Solivan. That shooting led to a standoff between authorities and the suspect, who was barricaded in barracks at the base.

Authorities entered the barracks early Friday and found the suspect dead of a self-inflicted gunshot wound along with a second victim. Solivan could not say what prompted authorities to enter the barracks, which are at the base’s officer candidate school.

No names were immediately released but Solivan said the suspect and both victims were Marines. Authorities believe the suspect was a staff member at the officer candidate school, Solivan said.

Solivan said the shooting was isolated to the school and authorities were confident there were no other casualties. The base was put on lockdown after the shooting but the lockdown was lifted early Friday. During the lockdown, residents were warned over a loudspeaker to stay inside.

The base, which is about 37 miles south of Washington, is also home to the FBI’s training academy.

FEARLESS MOM IGNORES GUN-WIELDING HOME INTRUDER, RETRIEVES HER SHOTGUN AND FIRES THREE BLASTS

A mother in Mandeville, La. woke up in the middle of the night to find an armed home intruder standing in her bedroom doorway. The intruder pointed the gun at the woman, likely expecting her to cower in fear and obey his every command.

That didn’t happen.

The fearless mother instead screamed at the armed criminal, seemingly startling the man and sending him retreating from the bedroom, The Times-Picayune reports. The woman then retrieved her shotgun from her closet.

Shotgun in hand, the mom first went to check on her children to make sure they were safe. Then she went after the man who broke into her home, who has been identified as Joseph Hall Rogers.

When she got to the doorway, the woman fired three rounds at Rogers as he scrambled to escape with his life.  Luckily for the home intruder, all three rounds missed their target.

Police and a K-9 unit later searched the neighborhood and eventually located the drunk man. Rogers reportedly resisted arrest and was tased prior to being taken into police custody.

Rogers has been charged with home invasion and resisting an officer. His bond had not been set as of Tuesday afternoon, according to police.

HIGH SCHOOL STUDENT DISARMS GUNMAN…GETS SUSPENDED?

A Florida high school student wrestled a loaded gun away from another teen on the bus ride home this week and was slapped with a suspension in return.

The 16-year-old Cypress Lake High student in Fort Myers, Fla. told WFTX-TV there was “no doubt” he saved a life after grappling for the loaded .22 caliber revolver being aimed point-blank at another student on Tuesday.

“I think he was really going to shoot him right then and there,” said the suspended student, not identified by WFTX because of safety concerns. “Not taking no pity.”

The student said the suspect, a football player, threatened to shoot a teammate because he had been arguing with his friend.

Authorities confirmed to WFTX the weapon was indeed loaded, and the arrest report stated the suspect, identified by WVZN-TV as Quadryle Davis, was “pointing the gun directly” at the other student and “threatening to shoot him.”

That’s when, the teen told the station, he and two others tackled the suspect and wrestled the gun away. The next day, all three were suspended.

“How they going to suspend me for doing the right thing?” he asked.

The school’s referral slip said he was given an “emergency suspension” for being involved in an “incident” with a weapon. Lee County School District spokesman Alberto Rodriguez said in a statement that “If there is a potentially dangerous situation, Florida law allows the principal to suspend a student immediately pending a hearing.”

“Those kids had to fight for their lives,” the mother of the suspended teen said. “All the kids that was involved in this they should have a pat on their backs because they did the right thing to save someone from burying their child.”

The suspended teen is allowed to go back to school Monday.

Meanwhile, the student accused of pointing the weapon has been charged only with aggravated assault with a deadly weapon “without intent” to kill.

The sheriff’s office said the investigation is ongoing and that the charges are “based on our findings at this time.”