EastSideRich
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Anyone else see this?
http://www.guardian.co.uk/media/2008/sep/03/asa.angelinajolie
I guess the advertisements for this movie glorify gun violence.
Posters like this have been banned in the UK because they are so offensive that children's eyes cannot be allowed to fall upon them.
Not that I could give a $*** about Angelina Jolie or her stupid movie, but I sometimes fear this is where we are headed.
Not only can you not have a firearm in England, but now you cannot have a picture of one.
Once B.O. is anointed as our ruler, I believe we will have our 2A rights whittled away until he appoints a few supreme court justices, at which point more thorough bans can begin to be put in place.
Eventually maybe we too will be so fortunate as to not only to live in a society where our government will make our important decisions for us (like healthcare and our retirement funds), and protects us by removing the objects that are murdering our children by the thousands, but we will no longer have to have our minds polluted by vile images of these instruments of death and destruction.:barf:
Maybe we can even get to such an enlightened state, that we will not even have to have our ears besmirched with the word gun; maybe they can just be referred to as "Those things we do not speak of" (has anyone else seen The Village?)
As an aside, I hope the chosen one will eventually work out a system where we no longer even have to worry about having to deal with a paycheck at all. We should simply have them sent directly to Washington and they can take care of putting our money where it really belongs.
All hail The Obamessiah!!
[Image removed.]
Rant over.
Mods: I guess you'll probably have to remove that last image, but I had to include it.
That's my little guy by the way - I didn't teach him to flip the bird, for some reason when he's being a crab he does a little scissors thing with his two fingers and when he's being a bee he sticks out his middle fingers. I just had to tell him "show me a bee" and "point 'em at the ceiling".
http://www.guardian.co.uk/media/2008/sep/03/asa.angelinajolie
I guess the advertisements for this movie glorify gun violence.
Posters like this have been banned in the UK because they are so offensive that children's eyes cannot be allowed to fall upon them.
Not that I could give a $*** about Angelina Jolie or her stupid movie, but I sometimes fear this is where we are headed.
Not only can you not have a firearm in England, but now you cannot have a picture of one.
Once B.O. is anointed as our ruler, I believe we will have our 2A rights whittled away until he appoints a few supreme court justices, at which point more thorough bans can begin to be put in place.
Eventually maybe we too will be so fortunate as to not only to live in a society where our government will make our important decisions for us (like healthcare and our retirement funds), and protects us by removing the objects that are murdering our children by the thousands, but we will no longer have to have our minds polluted by vile images of these instruments of death and destruction.:barf:
Maybe we can even get to such an enlightened state, that we will not even have to have our ears besmirched with the word gun; maybe they can just be referred to as "Those things we do not speak of" (has anyone else seen The Village?)
As an aside, I hope the chosen one will eventually work out a system where we no longer even have to worry about having to deal with a paycheck at all. We should simply have them sent directly to Washington and they can take care of putting our money where it really belongs.
All hail The Obamessiah!!
[Image removed.]
Rant over.
Mods: I guess you'll probably have to remove that last image, but I had to include it.
That's my little guy by the way - I didn't teach him to flip the bird, for some reason when he's being a crab he does a little scissors thing with his two fingers and when he's being a bee he sticks out his middle fingers. I just had to tell him "show me a bee" and "point 'em at the ceiling".
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