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Ladies and gentlemen, here we are again, dead people, guns, guns, cops, shooting, boom,

boom, everybody's dead, what the fuck?

San Bernardino this week, last week, Paris, actually every day, there's this shit's going

on in the US, I read today that there are more mass shootings in the US than days so

far in 2015.

So there you go.

My opinion on this for what it's worth, which is very little, is that there's confusion.

There's, I don't know, to what extent it's intentional and to what extent it's just

a nature, the nature of the conversation.

But one thing is the second amendment and the idea that the populace needs to be armed

to protect against a dictatorial government.

All right, I can sympathize with that because there are dictatorial governments all over

the world.

And including our government is verging on dictatorial, certainly incompetent, certainly

unresponsive to the true needs of the citizenry, certainly taking a huge amount of tax money

and squandering it on unnecessary weapons programs that do nothing but enrich the people

who own the companies that make those weapons, who happen to be, of course, friends and

colleagues of the people in the government who make those decisions.

And as soon as they get voted out or decide to retire and cash in on their congressional

seats or their job as an aid to the chairman of the Ways and Means Committee or under Secretary

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