What should be done about the radical and extremely violent LBG community?

[JBond]

Not much was made of the homosexual that tried to murder people at the Family Research Council yesterday. I guess these extremist attacks are only publicized if it fits the media narrative they have designed. Conseavtive and Tea party = bad and they need to be locked up. Crazy gun weilding homosexuals = nothing to see here.

In the Post's coverage, the paper claimed that the shooter "expressed disagreement" with the Family Research Council's political positions as he broke out the firepower. Goldberg is right. This is a absurd as it gets in the Old Media.

Let's contrast the Post's treatment with ABC's Brian Ross who last month immediately went looking for Tea Party members that might have a similar name to the Colorado theater shooter in an attempt to smear Tea Partiers with that crime well before anyone knew a thing about the killer.

Or recall when Congresswoman Gabby Giffords was shot in 2011. Then the Old Media lost its collective mind in a frenzied race to again blame the Tea Party. Of course, it was eventually found out that the murderer in that case had no discernible political ideology, even while citing certain left-wing ideas in his rambling manifesto.

But this week, as an unhinged gay rights activist walks into the pro-traditional family group's HQ and begins to shoot up the place, suddenly the coverage is quite vague and restrained.

Of course, the pro-traditional family outfit has been called a "hate group" by the extremist, left-wing group The Southern Poverty Law Center. So, with this fact, one has to wonder why the Old Media isn't rushing forward to say that this demonization of the FRC by the SPLC isn't the cause of this violence? After all, the SPLC is engendering hate against the Family Research Council, right? With the Old Media's anti-Tea Party logic, the SPLC caused this violence.

But so far, crickets on that count.

Another extremist that has repeatedly gone for the Tea Party's throat blaming every violent incident on grassroots conservatives is MSNBC's Chris Matthews. Yet on the night of the shooting at the FRC, Matthews decided it wasn't worth even a mention.

Gee, Chris, what happened? You didn't check you emails or watch the day's news on Wednesday?

It all makes you wonder, where's the wild-eyed accusations of who is at fault, Old Media? Or is the fact that since this shooter is a gay rights activist and left-winger it is causing you to suddenly realize that blaming politicians or political parties is not such a great idea after all?

http://www.breitbart.com/Big-Journal...unman-s-Crimes

[ThaBigP]

Fitting that after the security guard (who himself had just been shot by the perp) snatched the gun from the shooter, said shooter coiled up and begged not to be shot ... that it wasn't personal, it was about "this place and what it stood for". :0/

[JBond]

A double tap would have saved the taxpayers a lot of money.

[stasheroo]

My only thought was that it was yet another nutjob with a gun shooting someone else. How many is this now in the past month?

[iceberg]

My only thought was that it was yet another nutjob with a gun shooting someone else. How many is this now in the past month?

1 would be too many but yea, been a crazy time lately.

[JBond]

Good to see you back stash. Do you know how and where he obtained his weapon?

Murders by handguns peaked during the Brady Bill era. Weird.

[iceberg]

http://www.cnn.com/2012/08/16/us/dc-...html?hpt=hp_t2

he purchased the gun legally in VA and had 16 or so chic fil a sammichs in his backpack.

[stasheroo]

Good to see you back stash. Do you know how and where he obtained his weapon?

Murders by handguns peaked during the Brady Bill era. Weird.

Too bad that chart is from 2004.

It would be interesting to see a current one and the spike in gun-related incidents recently.

[ThaBigP]

Being how I love to shred charts apart, I couldn't help but notice that bump in 2001 from "other methods".