Hollywood elites hate you

Shoes have been a thing with these freaks forever. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=76zPnEO3Bs8 They take every baby’s soleprint before the poor bastard even sets foot on the planet. I would be scared of armed deplorables too if I was one of these humanity hating lowlifes and their ‘background’ being exposed.

I know, I know, it’ll cost you brain cells and a whiskey drenched keyboard but… if you want a glimpse of the mentality, obstinacy, ideologies, prejudices, ignorance and sheer commie culture echo chamber “virtue” signalling we are up[ against, read the comments to Matt McConjob twitter feed linked herein.

Holy fuckin’ shit for brains! And no, I am aware. Nothing new but such a concentration of viscous vitriol reeking of altruism and sanctimony I have seldom scene. My only consolation is that, if these poofters get there way, they will richly deserve what follows.

If we prevail, they will deserve their fate then as well.

He just had to open his pie hole. MM is a lousy actor and he just proved it. I cancelled the Lincoln Navigator I had on order. The best way to hurt celebrities is to hit them in the purse. Going to have to keep driving my 2000 Expedition. FMM

Matt,

One man, with a gun, could have stopped this tragedy before it even started.

Any man. With any gun. Even a poorly trained one.

Let that sink in, Matt.

And here’s a hard truth for you.

It’s going to sting a bit, because I know you’re not used to anyone telling you anything other than what you want to hear.

You don’t matter. You’re opinion, doesn’t matter.

The only people who matter are those who take responsibility, and those who take it upon themselves to be fully educated about an issue before they speak publicly about it.

You’ve done neither.

You haven’t made even the smallest effort to educate yourself about the issue, the root causes, or the very, very long history of the greater issue at hand here; that which has existed long before this tragedy, and will exist long after.

You might do well to ponder this Fifth Century Quote for guidance: “Peace and war had a contest in cruelty and peace won the prize.” You might even wonder what that means.

Freedom House could explain it for you, using a rather unpleasant fact about our world:

35 million, compared to 119 million. This is a comparison of the dead in the Twentieth Century.

War: 35 million.

Peace: 119 million. The number of people killed by their own government, in a time of so-called peace.

Let that sink in, Matt.

So, no. We’re not going to give up our rights to government, not even a piece at a time. Not a small piece. Not a big piece. Not any piece.

The past cruelties of government, is why we’re armed.

You see, the founders knew what they were doing. They took the time to study history, took the time to become fully informed. Those rights are enshrined there, in the Constitution, for a reason. And it says “shall not be infringed” for a reason.

I’m just going to say it plainly for you, Matt.

The founders were better men than you. They took responsibility. They performed extraordinary due diligence to make sure they were as informed as humanly possible. You, on the other hand, have been extraordinarily reckless & ignorant.

If it comes down to a choice between trusting their judgment, or trusting yours, you don’t even rate a distant last place. You didn’t even qualify for the race.

You don’t matter. Your wholly uninformed opinion, doesn’t matter.

Since that bit of painful truth is out of the way, let’s continue our journey & see what else there is to find, shall we?

American cities with the highest murder & violent crime rates – the highest gun crime rates – also have the strictest gun control laws in the country. Using your vast expertise & experience, please explain this for the audience.

If gun control laws prevented violent crime, this would not be true.

Criminals don’t obey laws. This is, by definition, what makes them criminals.

This is not a gun control problem, ergo, gun control will not solve it.

So, you’re preferred solution, will do precisely nothing, besides make us more vulnerable to potential government cruelty. I remind you, 119 million dead in the Twentieth Century alone, at the hands of their own government.

Perhaps take another moment to let that sink in, Matt.

Now, this is really going to hurt, but you need to hear it. Everyone, in fact, needs to hear it.

None of this senseless tragedy will stop until we address its root causes. But that’s not the painful part.

Here’s the painful part:

Men like you are responsible for this tragedy.

Men who consistently refuse to take responsibility, and instead, consistently try to outsource that responsibility to the government; hands down the most likely source of cruelty, you, and every other citizen, is likely to face.

Men like you have failed to take responsibility, for decades. You, in fact, have exacerbated the problem at nearly every opportunity. For you, in particular, this is true on not just a personal level, but on a professional level as well.

You’ve spent your life working for an industry that’s never missed an opportunity to attack, erode, & undermine the very norms & values that were previously responsible for preventing these types of terrible & senseless tragedies which now befall us on an all too frequent basis.

You’ve made your career, and you’re fortune, by personally exacerbating those problems whenever given the opportunity. You are personally responsible – complicit – in undermining the norms & values that would otherwise have prevented all of these tragedies, including the most recent.

You Matt, and men like you, are responsible for these tragedies.

Will you publicly accept responsibility for the harms that you’ve inflicted?

If so, what exactly, do you intend to do to make restitution? Please be specific. And remember, words are not deeds.

What will you do today? Tomorrow? Next week? Next year? You claim that you believe taking responsibility is important, so please explain, in detail, when the cameras go dark, exactly what are you going to do in order to take responsibility? And please remember, words are not deeds.

You’ve decided that the public needs to know where you stand on this issue, so please keep us informed, daily, if you’re serious about taking responsibility, that is. And please remember, words are not deeds.

What can you do, exactly, to replenish what you & the industry you’ve spent your entire life working for have destroyed? How can you possibly repay such a debt?

Sadly, getting high & playing the bongo drums in your birthday suit isn’t likely to be a useful skill in helping to resolve this problem. Nor is pretending for the cameras.

As this is what you do best, I’m at a loss to understand what you really have to contribute to the conversation, or what you could possibly know about viable solutions.

Indeed, it seems that bad ideas are all you have to contribute. We have an abundance of those already, possibly outweighed only by the incompetence of those who wield them.

More than a million Americans have given the ultimate sacrifice to protect the rights that you are so eager to give away a piece at a time.

Dishonoring that sacrifice by willingly giving up what they fought & died to protect is not reasonable, rational, or logical. This is doubly true given that it will do nothing to solve the problem.

Those who stand for the principles our country was founded upon aren’t fair weather supporters & protectors of those principles.

We stand for them always. Whether it’s easy or whether it’s hard. When it might be unpopular, and when it might be inconvenient. The times when it’s hardest to support those principles are quite often the times when it’s most necessary that we protect them, and do not waiver or flinch, because it’s then that they are most at risk. This is one of those times. And that is the very nature of responsibility. Doing what must be done even when it is not easy. Especially, when it is not easy.

You use the word a lot, responsibility. But it’s quite clear you don’t understand what it means.

It doesn’t appear that you’ve ever taken responsibility. You have, in fact, only succeeded in avoiding responsibility by trying to outsource it to others. The government in this case.

I remind you, 119 million dead in the Twentieth Century alone, at the hands of their own government.

Giving up your right to defend yourself and handing it over to the government, a piece at a time, is an extraordinarily foolish & bad idea. It’s not your place to make that extraordinarily bad choice for others.

You’re behavior, and your words, have demonstrated that you are foolish, uninformed, reckless, emotional, disingenuous, irresponsible, and completely unfit, in every possible way, to be a rational voice in this conversation.

You have nothing of value to offer.

Pretending otherwise only further proves your status as a reckless & dangerous fraud.

You don’t deserve the freedom that you are in such a hurry to give away.

You are a weak, reckless, foolish and emotional man, and you have proven yourself wholly unfit to be a rational & logical participant in this conversation.

That is the final painful truth I have for you… at least for today.

(Don’t make me come back here, because honestly, I’m just getting warmed up. Next time, I’m going to start point out how men like you are standing in the way of us actually being able to solve this problem, and the many others like it. Taking time away from the important work of trying to solve those problems in order to deal with uniformed idiots like you, who are only making problems worse, is quite literally costing people their lives. Trust me, I’m assembling the balance sheet that proves it. Someday, the citizens of this country might decide that it’s time for you, and the men like you, to not only pay restitution, but to be punished for the harms that you’ve been inflicting upon them. It’s fairly likely that they might even decide to be considerably less than kind about it, if and when that day finally arrives. Be forewarned, if and when that day comes, absolutely no one standing on our side of the line will lift a finger to try to stop them. Let that sink in, Matt.)