
Here it is nearly Cinco de Mayo and when was the last time anyone used a legally purchased semi-automatic weapon in a mass murder of people who didn’t obviously deserve it?
Sure, there was a stretch in March and early April where the equivalent of a pro-sports franchise roster was gunned down in a series of unfortunate actions that could have been avoided if the perpetrators were not such insignificant penile losers and reacted so poorly to proven methods of potty-training and community interaction.
The fact is the second amendment right to own and bear arms, as well as discharge those arms, has served the nation well in these times of economic and infectious disease calamity. Has anyone bothered to mention that more than 10 percent of those killed in March and April were law enforcement officers, the very people the second amendment was written to allow ordinary citizens the opportunity to hunt down and kill, if not exactly in those words?
As this blog has shown repeatedly, most people who avail themselves of their second amendment rights are not mass killers. On the contrary, most second amendment exercisers have specific targets and after having eliminated the perceived threats to their life, liberty, and pursit of happiness, they usually return home to watch TV and eat snacks like the rest of us.
It is obvious that our governments — and I use the plural form intentionally because in the NOMF™ we have multiple governments, all vying for our abject obedience — are far more effective in inflicting mass casualties on both foreign and domestic targets of opportunity than the average semi-automatic weapons afficionado.
It is also obvious that while guns do in fact kill people, so too do genetically engineered viruses, surgical airstrikes against suspected terrorist strongholds, modern education, relevance, and blogging. I actively engage in all these activity, and I feel fine.
To prove once again how sacred and logical our right to defend ourselves with automatic and manual weapons is, let me list the first five fatal shootings I found five minutes ago on news.whoselifeisitanyway.com.
In Waterbury, Connecticut, police are looking for Andre West in connection with the second amendment assisted retaliation against Lawrence Mates, a bouncer at Swizzle Stix on Lakewood Road, who was shot in the head in the parking lot Saturday night.
Richard Soria suffered multiple second amendment bullet wounds on the front steps of his home in Toledo, Ohio, on Sunday and died at St. Vincent Mercy Medical Center. If you were involved in this dispute, please contact the police who may be offering a reward for information in the case.
Another second amendment dispute in Houston, Texas led to the shooting outside the Hot Shot Bar and Billiards Sunday morning that led to multiple gunshot wounds to Jimmy Ruiz by a handgun fired by Fausto “Paco” Flores. Witnesses claim that a bystander who tried to intervene was shot in the leg. Let that be a lesson to liberals intent on messing with people involved in fervent discussions of their second amendment rights.
A party in Las Vegas was enlivened by a second amendment disagreement that resulted in the expiration of an unidentified teenager who was perforated multiple times in south Nellis. If you had anything to do with the death of this unnamed person, police are looking for you with their guns drawn.
In another barroom disagreement, Carl Cohen was dealt a fatal second amendment argument at Terry’s Lounge in Canton Township early this morning. All rights to this story are reserved by WPXI.com and this material may not be published, broadcast, rewritten or redistributed under threat of second amendment exercise of undue process.
Keep polishing them guns and insignificant penises people and God will reward you in the end.