Not really. If you can't identify problems you are stuck with them. Should we curl up in a ball and cry over it? It is horrible and disgusting, now lets figure it out. Maybe some of the posts aren't the best way and it may seem as though it is just politically beneficial rhetoric, but we got to start somewhere.[/QUOTE]
yes really. we can let the blood dry before the rhetoric begins. my comment was OBVIOUSLY directed at the politcial rhetoric.
If anybody is thinking about joining me in Wababa's small brain, furgetaboutit, there's not enough room, the space is smaller than advertised.
You're just going to have to find your own small mind to totally occupy, sorry
Why don't we have expediated justice? in cases like this - and that piece of shit that killed the black people in the church - unique circumstances where a trial is merely a process - personally, I would like to see his mother raped by dogs as he watches and then we concrete him in waste down and start throwing rocks - maybe 100 rocks per day - string him along for a month or so - then his family pays for any costs associated
we can agree that it should be easier for mentally stable, law-abiding citizens to buy, own, and carry guns. if these nutters knew that deadly immediate consequence was coming they would think twice to act on their impulses. break into my crib and you will encounter a very different event than if you break into my liberal gun-control-nut gaybor's house.
it is, too many people are fucked in the head, although they represent fractional % of the population as a whole
Also believe in helping people, very compassionate demographic
Because they believe in working and saving?
Sidney Crosby, Penguins rally behind Pittsburgh in wake of attack
"Knowing Pittsburgh, I know that we’ll stick together and rally around them and be there to support and help them any way we can," said Crosby, 31, adding that the people who live in the city are strong."Just very proud people, proud of their city, proud to help in any way they can, whatever it is," he said. "I think (it’s) just a great community, a great city and a place that I feel pretty fortunate to be able to live."
Head coach Mike Sullivan echoed Crosby’s statements, describing what happened on Saturday as a "terrible tragedy."
"On behalf of the Penguins’ organization, we just want to express our condolences, and our thoughts and prayers go out to the families of the tragedy in Pittsburgh that took place today," he said Saturday.
"Knowing Pittsburgh, I know that we’ll stick together and rally around them and be there to support and help them any way we can," said Crosby, 31, adding that the people who live in the city are strong."Just very proud people, proud of their city, proud to help in any way they can, whatever it is," he said. "I think (it’s) just a great community, a great city and a place that I feel pretty fortunate to be able to live."
Head coach Mike Sullivan echoed Crosby’s statements, describing what happened on Saturday as a "terrible tragedy."
"On behalf of the Penguins’ organization, we just want to express our condolences, and our thoughts and prayers go out to the families of the tragedy in Pittsburgh that took place today," he said Saturday.
