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Friday February 23rd 2018 from Slated to the Gisdai Mike Pesca.

Today speaking at the CPAC conference Donald Trump,

expanded on his plan to turn your angry gym teacher who's screaming at you to climb the rope

into your arm-dangry gym teacher. And you know, he meant it because

like his plan with bombing ISIS, he used a profanity to bring forth the wisdom of his proposal.

And a teacher would have shot the hell out of him before he knew what happened.

I have two minds on this idea. My first mind is that it's just a stupid distraction and my second one

is that it's a stupid distraction that I shouldn't even pay attention to.

There's a good argument for not paying attention to this nonsense that we should at least talk

about things like banning bump stocks or limiting magazines or raising the age to buy a semi-automatic

rifle to 21. And those, well, two of those three are measures that Florida governor Rick Scott

is endorsing to his credit. Rick Scott is acting like a politician who knows his actions have consequences,

consequences on which he will be evaluated as opposed to acting like a politician who treats ideas

just like he's pumping another quarter into the distraction machine. So David Carp from Professor

Media and Public Affairs at George Washington put out some tweets about the elementary school

as armory idea, the SEAL team sixth grade teacher idea, the Rolling Hills Country Day, Green

Beret idea. Here's what Carp says. One, it's a ridiculous proposal. It's an unserious proposal.

It's an offensive proposal. And the thing is that's the whole point. The strategic logic of the

gun lobby's response to these massacres is generally to deflect delay and wait for public attention

to turn elsewhere. Policy subsystems tend not to change during quiet times. If an advantaged

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