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You know, as I was reading the stories about Ft. Hood, I really hadn’t thought about the incident from the point of view this writer takes in a fascinating essay from The Daily Beast…
What do think? Does he have a point?
And if he does, what could be done?
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By Leon Harrison
November 7, 2009 8:30 PM | Link to this
Typical PC liberal bullshit with psychobabble. We are a nation of 305 million people surrounded by six-billion poorer more primitive more violent mean backward nasty neighbors and nations. I do not fear living here, because I have guns and ammo and can carry them concealed. You can profile or smile.