Bullet-proof Irony

[seanorange]

What I'm hearing in the news lately about the Virginia Tech massacre has less to do with the event, and more to do with people jumping on the opportunity for renewed gun control

Comments

[rhyner_san]

I think this is a society thing. people aren't being taught things.
Like how personal problems can be resolved civilly before things become Violent.

People don't get taken care of, and they feel isolated. If what I've been reading in this case, that's basically what happened here.

Education is key. extream limits are not.

[seanorange]

Not really the pointt I was trying to highlight, but thanks for the comment

[rhyner_san]

Mine was not a point far from that.

You're just better at saying things.

I miss you, Sean.
when can I become an annoying patron at your hotel?

[seanorange]

Why isn't there a conflict icon on Mexico? Aren't the people in Chiapas still shooting at everything that moves...?

I got my hair cut today, and the lady doing it wouldn't stop talking about VA Tech. The conversation would lapse, and she'd ask me questions about it like she was quizzing me. Sigh...

I also mentioned that the news talked more about gun control and peripheral issues than the incident itself, and she couldn't wait to tell me what she thought about that.

~Sean