How long, do you suppose, before google and other blog hosting sites start doing the same? After all, Ewetube is google.
Wouldn't it be an interesting experiment to search for videos that are posted of people's "World of Warefare" and similar gaming sessions and start tagging all of those as "inappropriate"?
Of course, all the movie trailers that glorify "gun" violence from the movies that make the hypocrites wealthy would need to be tagged as well.
I wonder how that would go?...
Rhetorical question; Why separate and specify "gun" violence? To me, that implies that other forms of violence are acceptable.
Saw a great meme yesterday.
It's also a bit disheartening, as I see this as a way that the statement of "A good guy with a gun stopping a bad guy with a gun" will get twisted to make currently lawful firearm owners outlaws and "bad guys"
I saw a short conversation on social media yesterday where someone claimed to know (not in a happy way) that this March For Our Lives movement is VERY well funded (Gee, what a surprise!) with meetings in towns and cities across the country. This may be an astroturf movement that retains some perceived legitimacy.
What's that saying? "Beware the power of large numbers of stupid people"?
It seems to me that this country's drain-circling is getting a tighter and faster trajectory.
OK! Enough depressing thoughts! Easter is this weekend!
HE IS RISEN!! HE IS RISEN, INDEED!
Two of the most idiotic terms to come along in my lifetime are "gun crime" and "hate crime." "Terroristic threats" is in the running, too. No-one is "deader" if killed with a gun, ALL crime is hate crime in one sense or another, and when I was a kid, "terroristic threats" were called "running your mouth" and was often followed by a fist to the jaw.
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