Thursday, March 11, 2004
It Wasn't A Random Act
Unfortunately it seems the use of firearms is getting more and more popular in our part of the world. That is enough of a concern itself. Even more of a concern is the fact that the 'powers' for the last two years have said in nearly every instance "It Wasn't A Random Act". "It Wasn't A Random Act" Is this supposed to make us feel better? Are people supposed to be less afraid? Does this make the next news item more important? Have we become that stupid?
"It Wasn't A Random Act" - To me the translation is simple. The next car you meet may have occupants with firearms. The next person you meet, including younger adults, may have a firearm. The next person you upset, may have a firearm.
Should they decide to use it, they would all sit down and carefully calculate where the projectile will go, what it will bounce off of, what it will go through, and where it will stop. It makes me feel a lot better to know "It Wasn't A Random Act"!
This work by NSCAVE is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-NoDerivs 3.0 Unported License
Unfortunately it seems the use of firearms is getting more and more popular in our part of the world. That is enough of a concern itself. Even more of a concern is the fact that the 'powers' for the last two years have said in nearly every instance "It Wasn't A Random Act". "It Wasn't A Random Act" Is this supposed to make us feel better? Are people supposed to be less afraid? Does this make the next news item more important? Have we become that stupid?
"It Wasn't A Random Act" - To me the translation is simple. The next car you meet may have occupants with firearms. The next person you meet, including younger adults, may have a firearm. The next person you upset, may have a firearm.
Should they decide to use it, they would all sit down and carefully calculate where the projectile will go, what it will bounce off of, what it will go through, and where it will stop. It makes me feel a lot better to know "It Wasn't A Random Act"!
This work by NSCAVE is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-NoDerivs 3.0 Unported License
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