One another note this guy had already passed a very strict government background check, would a different have prevented his crime? Maybe we should make a law against murder instead.
I am disturbed that a "very strict" government background check didn't seem to uncover the past gun crimes that the news networks discovered within 5 minutes of checking the internet. Either that, or they uncovered them, and the people making the decisions on who can buy a gun just didn't give a shit that the guy has used his gun emotionally, aggressively, and very dangerously in the past (i.e. shooting out people's tires and shooting at neighbor's houses).
I think the people who did his background check did a shitty job. Hence, if people did their job, there should be less to worry about.
~Carter~
You can spend your time alone, redigesting past regrets, oh
or you can come to terms and realize
you're the only one who can't forgive yourself, oh
makes much more sense to live in the present tense - Present Tense
A friend of mine and his nephew- both native Germans- recently visited us at our home here in the Sierra foothills. We were outside talking and heard gunfire not far away. I told them that because we lived outside city limits people were allowed to shoot on their property (which is fucking stupid and I hate it.) They couldn't believe it. They said that in Germany, very few people have guns. The sort of thing they experienced here would never happen in their country, not even in their forests- except for a few places where hunting is allowed.
The horrible truth is that America is a violent people, a violent nation.
I don't know...I think people in general have the propensity to be incredibly aggressive and physical.
Again, I don't know. If Americans are a melange of a continuing influx of cultures, aren't those cultures themselves also violent? Not necessarily in the same way, but there are many means to carry out those urges.
People will always find a way to do something violent.
For example, England has around 40 gun deaths a year, but they have a high crime rate. People still find ways to be violent.
I love guns, plan to buy one, but if there was a magical button that made all guns in America disappear, I'd press it. I rather let everyone have knifes than have guns because at least you can't put down 100 people in a minute with one knife, especially if everyone has a knife. If everyone had a gun, sure people would be afraid, but with the element of surprise you can shoot down many people (plus you can kill from a distance). Element of surprise with a knife you will stab a few, but it will be noticeable after a few kills, unless you are a ninja or night. (I am thinking way into this...I just hope ya'll got my point.)
~Carter~
You can spend your time alone, redigesting past regrets, oh
or you can come to terms and realize
you're the only one who can't forgive yourself, oh
makes much more sense to live in the present tense - Present Tense
I think we need to look at our whole society today in the USA. I can only speak for the US because I have never lived anywhere else. We have so many problems that feed into all of this anger and hate. My opinion is: part of the problem is the decay of the family unit. In the days my parents grew up- divorce was never heard of. Not only that, but the extended family usually lived in the same neighborhoods. My mom tells the story of how if she was walking home from school with a boy, her mother knew it before she even got home. Because other relatives saw her and would call my Grandmother. Also, when situations occurred they took care of each other, their children, aunts, uncles etc. There was always support from a loving family member. Some people have absolutely no support systems, no family, no friends etc. A situation happens and so much anger builds up and they cannot deal with it in a civil manner. There is also so much violence all around us. Here is a true story that happened to me today. I have taught special education for 29 years. My school is an alternative school for children with serious emotional disturbances. As the students were getting on the buses today. The social worker asked this little boy (9 years old). What do you want to be when you grow up. He thought for a while and then replied," A serial killer." We are all like, "WHAT??" He said, "Yes, everyone who has ever made me angry, in my past, and in my future, I am going to kill." Seriously, did that come out of this kid's mouth?? He is not one of my students, but I went and told his teacher because clearly, his mom needs to know this!!!! Our children are growing up with so much violence, that they think this is how you solve problems. I don't know what the answer is?
I think we need to look at our whole society today in the USA. I can only speak for the US because I have never lived anywhere else. We have so many problems that feed into all of this anger and hate. My opinion is: part of the problem is the decay of the family unit. In the days my parents grew up- divorce was never heard of. Not only that, but the extended family usually lived in the same neighborhoods. My mom tells the story of how if she was walking home from school with a boy, her mother knew it before she even got home. Because other relatives saw her and would call my Grandmother. Also, when situations occurred they took care of each other, their children, aunts, uncles etc. There was always support from a loving family member. Some people have absolutely no support systems, no family, no friends etc. A situation happens and so much anger builds up and they cannot deal with it in a civil manner. There is also so much violence all around us. Here is a true story that happened to me today. I have taught special education for 29 years. My school is an alternative school for children with serious emotional disturbances. As the students were getting on the buses today. The social worker asked this little boy (9 years old). What do you want to be when you grow up. He thought for a while and then replied," A serial killer." We are all like, "WHAT??" He said, "Yes, everyone who has ever made me angry, in my past, and in my future, I am going to kill." Seriously, did that come out of this kid's mouth?? He is not one of my students, but I went and told his teacher because clearly, his mom needs to know this!!!! Our children are growing up with so much violence, that they think this is how you solve problems. I don't know what the answer is?
:? .... I hope the police have a close connection with the school you work at. You know, just in case. I'm not so sure anyone should be using the comments of "seriously emotionally disturbed" children as an example of what society is becoming though. Still, I understand what you are saying.
With all its sham, drudgery, and broken dreams, it is still a beautiful world. Be careful. Strive to be happy. ~ Desiderata
I think we need to look at our whole society today in the USA. I can only speak for the US because I have never lived anywhere else. We have so many problems that feed into all of this anger and hate. My opinion is: part of the problem is the decay of the family unit. In the days my parents grew up- divorce was never heard of. Not only that, but the extended family usually lived in the same neighborhoods. My mom tells the story of how if she was walking home from school with a boy, her mother knew it before she even got home. Because other relatives saw her and would call my Grandmother. Also, when situations occurred they took care of each other, their children, aunts, uncles etc. There was always support from a loving family member. Some people have absolutely no support systems, no family, no friends etc. A situation happens and so much anger builds up and they cannot deal with it in a civil manner. There is also so much violence all around us. Here is a true story that happened to me today. I have taught special education for 29 years. My school is an alternative school for children with serious emotional disturbances. As the students were getting on the buses today. The social worker asked this little boy (9 years old). What do you want to be when you grow up. He thought for a while and then replied," A serial killer." We are all like, "WHAT??" He said, "Yes, everyone who has ever made me angry, in my past, and in my future, I am going to kill." Seriously, did that come out of this kid's mouth?? He is not one of my students, but I went and told his teacher because clearly, his mom needs to know this!!!! Our children are growing up with so much violence, that they think this is how you solve problems. I don't know what the answer is?
:? .... I hope the police have a close connection with the school you work at. You know, just in case. I'm not so sure anyone should be using the comments of "seriously emotionally disturbed" children as an example of what society is becoming though. Still, I understand what you are saying.
In Ohio- the "label" for the type of students that I teach is SED- which stands for serioulsy emotionally disturbed. They have behavior problems and some with severe mental illness. That is just how they are classifed. And yes, we have a police officer at our school at all times and unfortunately connections with the whole police force in the community where our school is located. But the real issue is: when I was 9, I do not even think I knew what a serial killer was. That is how much BS kids are exposed to today.
I think we need to look at our whole society today in the USA. I can only speak for the US because I have never lived anywhere else. We have so many problems that feed into all of this anger and hate. My opinion is: part of the problem is the decay of the family unit. In the days my parents grew up- divorce was never heard of. Not only that, but the extended family usually lived in the same neighborhoods. My mom tells the story of how if she was walking home from school with a boy, her mother knew it before she even got home. Because other relatives saw her and would call my Grandmother. Also, when situations occurred they took care of each other, their children, aunts, uncles etc. There was always support from a loving family member. Some people have absolutely no support systems, no family, no friends etc. A situation happens and so much anger builds up and they cannot deal with it in a civil manner. There is also so much violence all around us. Here is a true story that happened to me today. I have taught special education for 29 years. My school is an alternative school for children with serious emotional disturbances. As the students were getting on the buses today. The social worker asked this little boy (9 years old). What do you want to be when you grow up. He thought for a while and then replied," A serial killer." We are all like, "WHAT??" He said, "Yes, everyone who has ever made me angry, in my past, and in my future, I am going to kill." Seriously, did that come out of this kid's mouth?? He is not one of my students, but I went and told his teacher because clearly, his mom needs to know this!!!! Our children are growing up with so much violence, that they think this is how you solve problems. I don't know what the answer is?
:? .... I hope the police have a close connection with the school you work at. You know, just in case. I'm not so sure anyone should be using the comments of "seriously emotionally disturbed" children as an example of what society is becoming though. Still, I understand what you are saying.
In Ohio- the "label" for the type of students that I teach is SED- which stands for serioulsy emotionally disturbed. They have behavior problems and some with severe mental illness. That is just how they are classifed. And yes, we have a police officer at our school at all times and unfortunately connections with the whole police force in the community where our school is located. But the real issue is: when I was 9, I do not even think I knew what a serial killer was. That is how much BS kids are exposed to today.
I think we need to look at our whole society today in the USA. I can only speak for the US because I have never lived anywhere else. We have so many problems that feed into all of this anger and hate. My opinion is: part of the problem is the decay of the family unit. In the days my parents grew up- divorce was never heard of. Not only that, but the extended family usually lived in the same neighborhoods. My mom tells the story of how if she was walking home from school with a boy, her mother knew it before she even got home. Because other relatives saw her and would call my Grandmother. Also, when situations occurred they took care of each other, their children, aunts, uncles etc. There was always support from a loving family member. Some people have absolutely no support systems, no family, no friends etc. A situation happens and so much anger builds up and they cannot deal with it in a civil manner. There is also so much violence all around us. Here is a true story that happened to me today. I have taught special education for 29 years. My school is an alternative school for children with serious emotional disturbances. As the students were getting on the buses today. The social worker asked this little boy (9 years old). What do you want to be when you grow up. He thought for a while and then replied," A serial killer." We are all like, "WHAT??" He said, "Yes, everyone who has ever made me angry, in my past, and in my future, I am going to kill." Seriously, did that come out of this kid's mouth?? He is not one of my students, but I went and told his teacher because clearly, his mom needs to know this!!!! Our children are growing up with so much violence, that they think this is how you solve problems. I don't know what the answer is?
:? .... I hope the police have a close connection with the school you work at. You know, just in case. I'm not so sure anyone should be using the comments of "seriously emotionally disturbed" children as an example of what society is becoming though. Still, I understand what you are saying.
In Ohio- the "label" for the type of students that I teach is SED- which stands for serioulsy emotionally disturbed. They have behavior problems and some with severe mental illness. That is just how they are classifed. And yes, we have a police officer at our school at all times and unfortunately connections with the whole police force in the community where our school is located. But the real issue is: when I was 9, I do not even think I knew what a serial killer was. That is how much BS kids are exposed to today.
Well that's good.
I knew very well what a serial killer was at that age. I lived right where Clifford Olson committed his crimes. I was 5, and we all knew exactly what the deal was. They taught it in all classes, including Kindergarten. But it wasn't just that... I mean, at 9 I watched the news with my parents and stuff (and literally had no censorship in my household as far as movies and TV went either - it was the 80s and I guess my parents were liberal that way). I think 9 year olds know a lot, or are at least capable of knowing a lot and handling it, and most of them are just fine with that knowledge. I know I was. I don't think kids finding out about such things has anything to do with their behaviour later in life unless there is something seriously wrong with them anyway, and if that's the case, I doubt it would make much difference either way.
With all its sham, drudgery, and broken dreams, it is still a beautiful world. Be careful. Strive to be happy. ~ Desiderata
I see what you are saying PJ Soul. I grew up in the sixties and life really was different and I really did not know about serial killers. I just see in general so much more aggression and violence. Like waiting in line at the grocery store and people so impatient and literally so annoyed over simple things. People interact with a lack of courtesy and rudeness. I just think the lack of support people have today has to do with the escalation in anger and aggressiveness.
I live in Winnipeg, Manitoba, Canada. A kid I grew up with was obsessed with Jason Vorhees and Nightmare on Elm Street.
He made up a poem using the "Libby's Zoodles" and renamed it "Libby's Brutles". you know where it says "tell all your friends, tell a whole bunch, hey, I just ate a hippopotamus for lunch"? He redid that with the lines "kill all your friends, kill the whole bunch, look, I just ate Jimmy for lunch!".
This was grade 5 I believe.
Gimli 1993
Fargo 2003
Winnipeg 2005
Winnipeg 2011
St. Paul 2014
I see what you are saying PJ Soul. I grew up in the sixties and life really was different and I really did not know about serial killers. I just see in general so much more aggression and violence. Like waiting in line at the grocery store and people so impatient and literally so annoyed over simple things. People interact with a lack of courtesy and rudeness. I just think the lack of support people have today has to do with the escalation in anger and aggressiveness.
I agree. It's so simple its hard to see.....We now have parents worried about giving their kids everything except more time and attention. Then you have homes with single parents who have to work leaving them less time to parent. When many grandparents these days work themselves or who have the "I raised mine so you raise yours" mentality no help from them.....most of the time this comes from families that have step parents. The stepparent is not as emotionally connected with the kids so can justify this attitude....
Disclaimer: I am not saying all parents or all stepparents.
I work in a grocery store and see it all the time.....Cell phones are another social problem....checking out or placing an order ...blocking aisles not paying attention that people are trying to get around you, while having a conversation on the phone....then you have people with no manners and kids with no manners....children telling there parents what to do...no discipline. Very sad!
“We the people are the rightful masters of bothCongress and the courts, not to overthrow the Constitution but to overthrow the men who pervert the Constitution.” Abraham Lincoln
WHAT NO TWEETS FROM ANY YANKS SAYING THAT, "IF THERE WAS NO SLAVERY, THAT THIS WOULDN'T HAVE HAPPENED"?
Well..... it probably wouldn't have, since it's likely that the guy's ancestor's (who were likely brought over as slaves) probably wouldn't have ended up in America in the first place, and this guy probably wouldn't have been born. I don't know his actual family history or anything (maybe he's only 2nd generation American or something, I don't know), but it's not a totally unreasonable assumption.
With all its sham, drudgery, and broken dreams, it is still a beautiful world. Be careful. Strive to be happy. ~ Desiderata
so what was the final word here? the guy used a shotgun? nobody tell joe biden. maybe we can try to ban shotguns with the idea that an assault rifle can do everything a shotgun can, so we don't need shotguns.
if you think what I believe is stupid, bizarre, ridiculous or outrageous.....it's ok, I think I had a brain tumor when I wrote that.
so what was the final word here? the guy used a shotgun? nobody tell joe biden. maybe we can try to ban shotguns with the idea that an assault rifle can do everything a shotgun can, so we don't need shotguns.
So maybe now he should tell his wife to go outside and fire two stones in the air from a slingshot if a burglar is in the house
It's just make sense that are military should be armed. :fp:
“We the people are the rightful masters of bothCongress and the courts, not to overthrow the Constitution but to overthrow the men who pervert the Constitution.” Abraham Lincoln
It's just make sense that are military should be armed. :fp:
Well there you have it
The definitive and official explanation as to what happened
Thanks for clearing that up for us
Now I have to get back to building my end of days fallout shelter
Those that feel less guns mean less crime, would you put a sign in front of your home stating.... this is a
"Gun Free Home"?
I don't think you could imagine living in a country where you can have legal guns, crime isn't rampent and nobody breaks into houses, that don't have a sign reading: "gun free home".
Most houses in Canada and probably the world are "gun free homes", no need for a sign.
Must suck to live in a country where paranoia runs the day, eh!
The poison from the poison stream caught up to you ELEVEN years ago and you floated out of here. Sept. 14, 08
Those that feel less guns mean less crime, would you put a sign in front of your home stating.... this is a
"Gun Free Home"?
I don't think you could imagine living in a country where you can have legal guns, crime isn't rampent and nobody breaks into houses, that don't have a sign reading: "gun free home".
Most houses in Canada and probably the world are "gun free homes", no need for a sign.
Must suck to live in a country where paranoia runs the day, eh!
Yeah, really. I guess I would assume that people in the country might have a shot gun or something in case a cougar gets into the chicken coop, but when I walk by a house in a normal urban or suburban area, the assumption is definitely that it's probably a gun free home (whether it is or not doesn't matter - people here just don't think of it as normal). No need for the sign. It would be like having a sign saying "This is a dangerous chemical free home".
With all its sham, drudgery, and broken dreams, it is still a beautiful world. Be careful. Strive to be happy. ~ Desiderata
Not today Sir, Probably not tomorrow.............................................. bayfront arena st. pete '94
you're finally here and I'm a mess................................................... nationwide arena columbus '10
memories like fingerprints are slowly raising.................................... first niagara center buffalo '13
another man ..... moved by sleight of hand...................................... joe louis arena detroit '14
Those that feel less guns mean less crime, would you put a sign in front of your home stating.... this is a
"Gun Free Home"?
I don't think you could imagine living in a country where you can have legal guns, crime isn't rampent and nobody breaks into houses, that don't have a sign reading: "gun free home".
Most houses in Canada and probably the world are "gun free homes", no need for a sign.
Must suck to live in a country where paranoia runs the day, eh!
It's great living in a country with the freedom to defend my self.
“We the people are the rightful masters of bothCongress and the courts, not to overthrow the Constitution but to overthrow the men who pervert the Constitution.” Abraham Lincoln
Those that feel less guns mean less crime, would you put a sign in front of your home stating.... this is a
"Gun Free Home"?
I don't think you could imagine living in a country where you can have legal guns, crime isn't rampent and nobody breaks into houses, that don't have a sign reading: "gun free home".
Most houses in Canada and probably the world are "gun free homes", no need for a sign.
Must suck to live in a country where paranoia runs the day, eh!
It's great living in a country with the freedom to defend my self.
We have the freedom to defend ourselves too. We can own guns if we go through the steps required to get one. People just don't tend to feel the need, because we're not paranoid about having to defend ourselves.
With all its sham, drudgery, and broken dreams, it is still a beautiful world. Be careful. Strive to be happy. ~ Desiderata
I will defend my self and family from criminals. There are several listed here.....
“We the people are the rightful masters of bothCongress and the courts, not to overthrow the Constitution but to overthrow the men who pervert the Constitution.” Abraham Lincoln
I will defend my self and family from criminals. There are several listed here.....
So the people who are paranoid and believe that the government can read their thoughts, so they wear foil on their heads, have the right information? :shock:
~Carter~
You can spend your time alone, redigesting past regrets, oh
or you can come to terms and realize
you're the only one who can't forgive yourself, oh
makes much more sense to live in the present tense - Present Tense
It's great living in a country with the freedom to defend my self.
We have the freedom to defend ourselves too. We can own guns if we go through the steps required to get one. People just don't tend to feel the need, because we're not paranoid about having to defend ourselves.
I love that about Canada. I wish we were like you guys up north.
But America has been a gun culture for so long there is no going back and we must deal with what we got and make it as safe as possible with lots of guns.
~Carter~
You can spend your time alone, redigesting past regrets, oh
or you can come to terms and realize
you're the only one who can't forgive yourself, oh
makes much more sense to live in the present tense - Present Tense
It's great living in a country with the freedom to defend my self.
We have the freedom to defend ourselves too. We can own guns if we go through the steps required to get one. People just don't tend to feel the need, because we're not paranoid about having to defend ourselves.
I love that about Canada. I wish we were like you guys up north.
But America has been a gun culture for so long there is no going back and we must deal with what we got and make it as safe as possible with lots of guns.
Is it really just the gun culture? Or everything else the goes with it. ie: dog eat dog. I want it all and I want it now. A tad easier with a gun in your hand for the time being.
The poison from the poison stream caught up to you ELEVEN years ago and you floated out of here. Sept. 14, 08
Those that feel less guns mean less crime, would you put a sign in front of your home stating.... this is a
"Gun Free Home"?
I don't think you could imagine living in a country where you can have legal guns, crime isn't rampent and nobody breaks into houses, that don't have a sign reading: "gun free home".
Most houses in Canada and probably the world are "gun free homes", no need for a sign.
Must suck to live in a country where paranoia runs the day, eh!
It's great living in a country with the freedom to defend my self.
Trust me bro, if you came into my house I'd defend myself and family. Gun or no gun.
The poison from the poison stream caught up to you ELEVEN years ago and you floated out of here. Sept. 14, 08
I will defend my self and family from criminals. There are several listed here.....
So the people who are paranoid and believe that the government can read their thoughts, so they wear foil on their heads, have the right information? :shock:
The government does not have to read anyones thoughts since they have access to everything we write or do.....
“We the people are the rightful masters of bothCongress and the courts, not to overthrow the Constitution but to overthrow the men who pervert the Constitution.” Abraham Lincoln
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...something tells me that's not authentic thai.
..this guy knows what i'm talking about.
seriously...if i lived near there, i would never eat at that place after seeing them. that's some fraud thai food.
I think the people who did his background check did a shitty job. Hence, if people did their job, there should be less to worry about.
You can spend your time alone, redigesting past regrets, oh
or you can come to terms and realize
you're the only one who can't forgive yourself, oh
makes much more sense to live in the present tense - Present Tense
People will always find a way to do something violent.
For example, England has around 40 gun deaths a year, but they have a high crime rate. People still find ways to be violent.
I love guns, plan to buy one, but if there was a magical button that made all guns in America disappear, I'd press it. I rather let everyone have knifes than have guns because at least you can't put down 100 people in a minute with one knife, especially if everyone has a knife. If everyone had a gun, sure people would be afraid, but with the element of surprise you can shoot down many people (plus you can kill from a distance). Element of surprise with a knife you will stab a few, but it will be noticeable after a few kills, unless you are a ninja or night. (I am thinking way into this...I just hope ya'll got my point.)
You can spend your time alone, redigesting past regrets, oh
or you can come to terms and realize
you're the only one who can't forgive yourself, oh
makes much more sense to live in the present tense - Present Tense
In Ohio- the "label" for the type of students that I teach is SED- which stands for serioulsy emotionally disturbed. They have behavior problems and some with severe mental illness. That is just how they are classifed. And yes, we have a police officer at our school at all times and unfortunately connections with the whole police force in the community where our school is located. But the real issue is: when I was 9, I do not even think I knew what a serial killer was. That is how much BS kids are exposed to today.
In Ohio- the "label" for the type of students that I teach is SED- which stands for serioulsy emotionally disturbed. They have behavior problems and some with severe mental illness. That is just how they are classifed. And yes, we have a police officer at our school at all times and unfortunately connections with the whole police force in the community where our school is located. But the real issue is: when I was 9, I do not even think I knew what a serial killer was. That is how much BS kids are exposed to today.
I knew very well what a serial killer was at that age. I lived right where Clifford Olson committed his crimes. I was 5, and we all knew exactly what the deal was. They taught it in all classes, including Kindergarten. But it wasn't just that... I mean, at 9 I watched the news with my parents and stuff (and literally had no censorship in my household as far as movies and TV went either - it was the 80s and I guess my parents were liberal that way). I think 9 year olds know a lot, or are at least capable of knowing a lot and handling it, and most of them are just fine with that knowledge. I know I was. I don't think kids finding out about such things has anything to do with their behaviour later in life unless there is something seriously wrong with them anyway, and if that's the case, I doubt it would make much difference either way.
He made up a poem using the "Libby's Zoodles" and renamed it "Libby's Brutles". you know where it says "tell all your friends, tell a whole bunch, hey, I just ate a hippopotamus for lunch"? He redid that with the lines "kill all your friends, kill the whole bunch, look, I just ate Jimmy for lunch!".
This was grade 5 I believe.
Fargo 2003
Winnipeg 2005
Winnipeg 2011
St. Paul 2014
I agree. It's so simple its hard to see.....We now have parents worried about giving their kids everything except more time and attention. Then you have homes with single parents who have to work leaving them less time to parent. When many grandparents these days work themselves or who have the "I raised mine so you raise yours" mentality no help from them.....most of the time this comes from families that have step parents. The stepparent is not as emotionally connected with the kids so can justify this attitude....
Disclaimer: I am not saying all parents or all stepparents.
I work in a grocery store and see it all the time.....Cell phones are another social problem....checking out or placing an order ...blocking aisles not paying attention that people are trying to get around you, while having a conversation on the phone....then you have people with no manners and kids with no manners....children telling there parents what to do...no discipline. Very sad!
The poison from the poison stream caught up to you ELEVEN years ago and you floated out of here. Sept. 14, 08
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=t7xQQ6m7Vzo
It's just make sense that are military should be armed. :fp:
Well there you have it
The definitive and official explanation as to what happened
Thanks for clearing that up for us
Now I have to get back to building my end of days fallout shelter
:fp:
I don't think you could imagine living in a country where you can have legal guns, crime isn't rampent and nobody breaks into houses, that don't have a sign reading: "gun free home".
Most houses in Canada and probably the world are "gun free homes", no need for a sign.
Must suck to live in a country where paranoia runs the day, eh!
The poison from the poison stream caught up to you ELEVEN years ago and you floated out of here. Sept. 14, 08
Not today Sir, Probably not tomorrow.............................................. bayfront arena st. pete '94
you're finally here and I'm a mess................................................... nationwide arena columbus '10
memories like fingerprints are slowly raising.................................... first niagara center buffalo '13
another man ..... moved by sleight of hand...................................... joe louis arena detroit '14
It's great living in a country with the freedom to defend my self.
http://community.pearljam.com/viewtopic.php?f=13&t=210148
I will defend my self and family from criminals. There are several listed here.....
So the people who are paranoid and believe that the government can read their thoughts, so they wear foil on their heads, have the right information? :shock:
You can spend your time alone, redigesting past regrets, oh
or you can come to terms and realize
you're the only one who can't forgive yourself, oh
makes much more sense to live in the present tense - Present Tense
I love that about Canada. I wish we were like you guys up north.
But America has been a gun culture for so long there is no going back and we must deal with what we got and make it as safe as possible with lots of guns.
You can spend your time alone, redigesting past regrets, oh
or you can come to terms and realize
you're the only one who can't forgive yourself, oh
makes much more sense to live in the present tense - Present Tense
Is it really just the gun culture? Or everything else the goes with it. ie: dog eat dog. I want it all and I want it now. A tad easier with a gun in your hand for the time being.
The poison from the poison stream caught up to you ELEVEN years ago and you floated out of here. Sept. 14, 08
Trust me bro, if you came into my house I'd defend myself and family. Gun or no gun.
The poison from the poison stream caught up to you ELEVEN years ago and you floated out of here. Sept. 14, 08
The government does not have to read anyones thoughts since they have access to everything we write or do.....