…and the T-Rex shows up.

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Sorry, I have not been able to find a Non-Facebook copy of this video.  If you do, please let me know in comments.

Hat Tip Enrico

PS: Caspar found us a YouTube link:

What do you get when you get a bunch of Liberals who need to ignore the rampant sexual crimes within their industry and need to deflect criticism?  You let them create another Gun Control group!

It is supposed to be No NRA, but they figured that No Riffle Association was cooler. I disagree, but we will address that later.

Here is their “manifesto” and if you care to read it, it is full of angry bullshit and threats while claiming they are peaceful. I call it the Dancing Monkeys Tour NoRA manifesto.  You will also find the list of Dancing Mon…er…celebrities who joined the cause.

They are supposed to go to Dallas during the NRA Annual Meeting. I do believe they may go to Dallas, not in the numbers they think. There are only 467 Likes and 500 follows in Facebook with 3,200 followers in Twitter. How many are Gun Owners just keeping in check with what they say is unknown at this time). Will they go and protest inside the convention center? Possibly a couple of idiots will try, and those will be the ones with a bunch of cameras trailing them and their armed security personnel trailing them.

Then again, it is very probably that following previous groups, a handful of people will hold some sort of meeting in a public place, well away from the AM and make it look like it was 100K people right across the street.

And I just wanted to add a bit of music to this post:

But your shrivelled onion made a fool of you
Like a straw babboon in an empty zoo

It’s about time I lent you my salad bowl
Come on ugly Nora (Nora, come on)
Come on ugly Nora (Nora, come on)
Hideous Nora, I wanna see your jellies roll

I do believe that the worse thing we have ever allowed to do regarding Mass Shooters was the not mentioning of his name so other deranged individuals would not follow his example. I read somewhere that 30% percent of the shooters mentioned previous shooters as reason (partially or whole) why they decide to commit their sprees. That means 70% of them did not give a crap about past shooters.

Here is a test: How many of you can mention the names of Mass Shooters without looking them up? I bet that even the Parkland Shooter will take you a few moments of effort to remember. and I also bet most of you don’t remember the Sandy West shooter or many others from the past 20 years. Now imagine the average Joe and Jane and what do they hear in the news about being responsible? The NRA, its members and Gun Owners and general.  That is one strategy the Opposition has played so beautifully that nine weeks after the Parkland shooting, most people will not even remember the name of County Law Enforcement Agency that dropped the ball so miserably and so many times or that even the School Board was accomplice.

In allowing ourselves to be blamed, we have allowed to make the crazed shooters understand that no matter how heinous their crime, the will not be blamed for it and that even a smidgen of pity will be addressed their way. We are reaping the results of “It is not your fault” culture and we are getting screwed by it.

Bouche said he grew up surrounded by violence and mental illness, neglected but not physically abused, and felt the shooting was “pretty much” his only way out of the situation.
“My first memory is violence and conflict,” he said. “That’s my first memory. And no one will believe me. That’s one of the reasons people don’t think I’m serious.”
On Friday morning, Bouche said he woke up, chambered a round in his sawed-off shotgun and then put it away. At that point, Bouche said, all he could feel was “this adrenaline rush.”
“It’s not anger, it’s not hatred, it’s an adrenaline rush that, you know, I’m about to do something. I spend most of my time in a room alone so I’m getting this rush, so that’s what I was feeling,” he said.
He stopped because a girl was there and she didn’t run from him and she was crying.
That made him throw down the gun, he said, “I could’ve shot her, but I just, I don’t know, I just couldn’t do it.”
After that, he surrendered to a teacher.

Forest High shooter: ‘My first memory is violence and conflict’

Have you seen anywhere in Regular or Social Media anything that comes close to the level of hate that the NRA and Gun Owners get for the actions of theses deranged assholes?

No. And we are at fault for playing the No-Naming Game. They want us dead and we allowing them to write our obituary.

So Fidelista Emma does advocate confiscation after all.  And you want to know something? I am sure she is not including her family’s semi automatic weapons in the mix. Cuban family without a machete and a pistol hidden around the house is sent back to Cuba by its peers.

She was addressing the Waffle House shooting in Nashville where a man killed 4 people and had his rifle wrestled away by a patron. This tweet from Emma was just too funny.

Given that the shooter, one Travis Reinking, (who believed singer Taylor Swift was stalking him) was only wearing a green jacket and nothing else at the time of the shooting either makes him crazy or a Hippy.  And Emma wrong…again.

PS: Waffle House has a No Gun policy and IIRC, in Tennessee the signs do carry the weight of the law unlike Florida.

The Waffle House Shooting in Nashville. This time from David “Junior Goebbels” Hogg:

So he is celebration that an unarmed man (with surely a bigger testicular set than his) wrestled the gun away from the shooter.  And it is cause for celebration indeed, first because we must congratulate people with real valor, and second because dear Hogg contradicted himself from a previous statement he made about people facing a shooter with an AR 15:

Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School student David Hogg came to the defense of the armed resource officer who never entered the Parkland, Florida school where 17 people were killed in a mass shooting, asking, “Who wants to go down the barrel of an AR-15, even with a Glock?”
In an interview Saturday on MSNBC, Mr. Hogg insisted that the officer, Scot Peterson, “just like every other police officer out there at heart — is a good person.”

David Hogg defends officer Scot Peterson: ‘Who wants to go down the barrel of an AR-15?’