I am not a church going person. I haven’t attended Mass in over a quarter of a century so this is coming from somebody with firm credentials for not having a bone to fight on the whole thing.

Apparently some folks are less than happy about Tim Tebow’s kneeling. It rubs them the wrong way that he expresses his fervor on the field. You know what guys? Suck it up and deal with it. He feels he owes you nothing but to The Lord and I say let him be.

I am struck at the total lack of class I see when people attack Tim Tebow. It is petty and downright abusive but the joke is on them since I doubt the kid is faking it.

All this Tebow Hating reminds me of the movie Chariots of Fire. One of the many sub-plots was the case of Eric Liddell, The Flying Scotsman. Liddell was a Christian Missionary and felt very strong about his Christianity to the point of refusing to run a qualifying heat for the 100 meters in the Paris Olympics of 1924 because it fell on a Sunday, the day of the Lord.

The 100 meters race was the best event for him. Nobody doubted he was going to get the Gold Medal for it. And this were the times where the Olympic Games were not only highly respected but a true measure of national pride for the countries that participated and that is to say there were taken with a high dose of seriousness. When Liddell announced he was not competing, the pressure that came to bear on him was enormous: From fellow team Olympians to the Olympic Committee to even the King of England, everybody pushed on Liddell to put his beliefs aside and run the heat. He refused earning him an avalanche of condemnations and criticism and being eliminated from the 100 Meter race.

Lidell went on to participate on the 400 meter race, not his best but he’d been preparing for it. Right before the race, a member of the U.S. Olympic team slipped him a note which simply quoted Samuel 1, 2:30 “Those who Honor Me I will Honor.” Liddell not only went on to win the 400 meters, but creamed everybody in it, including the favorites of the American team.

Here is a clip from the movie.

I guess me and many others are just plain tired of NFL players behaving like caricatures of themselves:Stupid, highly egotistical & faithless morons. Tebow represents something different and even fresh in our times. And I guess many others resent what he is and represents and have no problem bashing him for what he is (but surprisingly cannot complain much about his game) and do it in a less than classy manner.

Oh well.

To the point of funny:

Kathy Tomon Sluck What cowardly pieces of shit these bastards who are so afraid of losing their guns are.
Christ, she is foaming at the mouth so much, she went all Yoda on us.

Coalition to Stop Gun Violence They love attacking victims behind a veil of anonymity. We will take that away every chance we get
Hmmmmm, no? I don’t do veils and Miguel is my real name.

Rex Stuart Take their guns away and their belligerent attitudes goes with it.
1) We do not have belligerent attitudes, otherwise you’d be hiding in Cuba by now.
2) No, you won’t take our guns away. Then we would have to deal with your attitude.
3) One word: Backup!

Debbie Wasserman-Schultz blames Tea Party for the shooting of Gabby Giffords.

Their definition of Civility is “We say what we want and you shut the hell up.”

She is one of the reasons our state gets the moniker of Flori-Duh!

I’ve been told by fellow gun bloggers that the reason I am not higher in the Hate Rating of the Anti Gun Bloggers is that I use my real name and not a fancy nickname. Apparently Ladd Everitt and his Combo likes to “out” Gun Bloggers as way of threatening.
(BTW Ladd, you are failing.)

So I was thinking to go with “A Hispanic Fly in the Ointment“.

A Fly in the Ointment = A small but irritating flaw that spoils the whole thing.

Having a Hispanic blog in favor of guns and the Second Amendment, sorts of screws up their whole “Gun Owners are raaaaacist!” meme.

Posted in the Coalition to Stop Gun Rights Violence Facebook page:

These idiots still have not figured out that the moment they assign “The Right Of The People To Keep and Bear Arms” as a Collective Right and therefore subject to the total control or outright dismissal by the Government, they are also attempting against the rest of the Bill Of Rights.

Next time some Laddite parrot tells you that the 2A only applies to the National Guard, ask them to explain the difference in interpretation between The Right Of The People in the Second Amendment versus the interpretation of The Right Of The People in the First, Fourth, Ninth, and Tenth Amendments.

If you are really on a cruel streak, ask them to explain DC v. Heller and then McDonald v. Chicago.

Get a mop before you do that: they will either spit in rage, drool with idiocy or their brains explode in ignorance.
PS: Always good reading to remember: The Embarrassing Second Amendment.

Hissy Fit Level 100. That is what Ladd Everit is having about the Light a Candle and take a Pic Day.  He says that we found it humorous that they were paying tribute to the victims of Gun Violence. He still does not get it, we found it repulsive. To say that Brady or CSGV care about the victims of ALL Violence (not only gun violence) is the equivalent of saying that the Jüdischer Ordnungsdienst was caring of their fellow Ghetto dwellers or O’Brien was genuinely interested about the quality of life of the Proles

Ladd did not like my line “Candlelight Dance Over Corpses.” But it is based in simple observation: We celebrate when somebody saves life (Theirs or anybody’s) by using the means provided by the Constitution and they only come out of the woodwork when people die violently. They are Human Vultures looking for corpses to beg for monies for their cause. Just like in the times of the Black Death, they scour the news while murmuring “Bring Out Your Dead.”

The only thing we found funny is that the Brady Campaign (and by extension CSGV and the rest of the Anti Gun Alphabet Soup) thinks they are still relevant. We have never found funny your Danse Macabre.

ləḥayyīm!

PS: How come the Antis’ blogs either remove your comment or don’t let you comment at all? Quite telling, isn’t?

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