What it seems like to me is someone in another country, deriving great pleasure
from criticizing all of us for what our government does and for what some
Americans do. It feels like an attack. It certainly doesn't feel like an
exchange of views and the manner in which these criticisms are delivered, is
disrespectful. But they are aimed at a diverse group of blind people and
someone or other always feels the need to respond or to debate or to attack
back. But even attempting to respond reasonably to a verbal attack, doesn't
make much sense.
Miriam
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Subject: [blind-democracy] Re: America and gun culture, to where?
Moustafa, what do you expect to accomplish with your incessant moralizing?
Honestly, it gets a bit tiring.
On 6/19/2018 4:49 AM, Bob wrote:
The US is an insane asylum. Many people are intrinsically enchanted with
crazily obsessions. They're quite similar to patients of dementia
praecox. I
believe that American unjustified arrogance has reached its peak. The
world
is extremely scuppered with this belligerent mentality. Thus far, the
world
shall seek abandoning and utterly disposing this globally imposed
manipulation. Banning US action movies is necessary worldwide. Also,
there
are many video games inciting violent motives. This shall also be banned
from public access. If US legislature is incompetent to find and
implement a
proper solution to the problem, the world must then say to them, you are
free to give shelter to further excessive murder among civilians, and
we are
morally obliged to protect our citizens. Each and everyday, the world
sees
the negative side of the US, which its representatives in various fields
wholeheartedly attempted to conceal. Eeven in terms of sports, I am glad
the US doesn't play in this year's mass soccer tournament. The
worldcup is
better off without Israel's top supporter worldwide. I at the same time,
wish Egypt a good luck in today's crucial match with Russia. Although
I knew
our humble team is not compeer to Russia, we still must wish them good
luck
and pray to them.
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Sent: Monday, June 18, 2018 6:11 PM
Subject: [blind-democracy] Re: America and gun culture, to where?
In this American Asylum it is difficult to tell the Crazies from the
Shrinks.
Carl Jarvis
On 6/18/18, Bob <ebob824@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:
At least twenty-two people, including a 13-year-old boy, were
injured in
a
gun attack at an all-night arts festival in Trenton, in the US state of
New
Jersey. Police say at least two men opened fire at around 03:00 local
time
(07:00 GMT) as 1,000 people were enjoying the local art, music and
food.
One
of the suspects, a 33-year-old man, was shot dead and another is in
custody,
a local prosecutor said. Four of the injured, including the
teenager, are
in
a critical condition. Police initially put the injured toll at 20 but
raised
it after two more victims arrived at local hospitals. The motive for
the
attack is not yet clear. Several weapons were said to have been
found at
the
scene. There are also reports of an attempted carjacking nearby but
it is
not clear if it was linked to the shooting. One of the injured, Irving
Higginbotham, said he was shot four times. "Everybody was having a nice
time," he told Action News." The next thing you know, there were
gunshots,
got shot in the leg, fell on the ground, and that was it." Angelo
Nicolo
was
attending the event with his brother. He told US media that they heard
loud
popping sounds and people started running down the street. "I saw two
police
officers escort a guy that got shot in the leg. They bandaged him up
and
whisked him away," Mr Nicolo said. Americans are insanely infatuated
with
deadly firearms. To many of them, firearms are somewhat equal to
sustenance,
shelter or provision. Their damnable chief, Donald Trump is himself
a big
fan of guns and the (NRA). Congressional members proposed multiple
bills
to
end this serious crisis. However, congress is intemperately
infructuous,
and
it seems to problematise rather than solving the problem. Gun
debates are
typically brought subsequent to an aftermath similar to the one that
occurred yesterday. The prob has nothing to do with proposing bills nor
even
the Constitution of the United States, which many pro guns are misusing
as
a demonstratively fallacious justification. Commonly, the problem comes
from
the culture of lay Americans. Mostly, people there have been brought up
misapprehending the concept of modern liberty and as a consistent
consequence, misapplying it. Americans speak in arrogance when it comes
to
defining freedom. They say, often in arrogant and flamboyant rhetoric,
"We
love our freedom", as if they invented it. Americans incite violence
within
their culture and then, they blame others for it. They often blame
Islam
for
terror and inciting violence. Nevertheless, their culture produces,
promotes
and in many ways, justifies violent acts. So, why do they impeach us of
what
they are guilty of? The argument has reached its impasse. We now have
witnessed multiple incidents of mass shootings. They happend in various
regions of the country. They constantly involve a lunatic, bearing a
deadly
firearm, shooting randomly at a croud. This tragical scenario recurs
overly. No one is sure yet, as to when this malefic prob will
eventually
be
solved? It won't ever be, unless they unitedly determine to alter their
mental rearing. Religion, schools, lawmakers, media, mental healthcare,
government and citizens are mutually accountable. Pro guns often
misconstrue
the second amendment. They miss its jural spirit. I read it many
times. I
plainly fathomed what it says. It never suggested, excused or even
motivated
lay citizens to bear deadly firearms unjustifiedly. I am not American,
but
I
have got to be perfectly fair. The US Constitution is honourable.
However,
common US citizens are completely nescient of its essence. Thence, they
often
misinterpret its text, exactly as they do with Islam. In my humble
opinion,
proper education is the guaranteed and affective solution. There is no
other
way to solve this longstanding and shameful crisis.
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