Violent video games and mass murder
A question to ponder: Are we – not the gamers – the ones blurring the
differences between fantasy and reality when we deny any connection
between violent video games and mass murder? |
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Frightened Residents Storm Myrtle Beach City Council Meeting
It was standing-room only in Myrtle Beach City Council chambers Tuesday
afternoon as hundreds gathered to express their anger regarding the
high level of crime in the city during Memorial Day weekend. Three
people were killed and seven injured in five confirmed shootings over
the weekend, and Myrtle Beach Police Capt. David Knipes said there were
several more reports of shootings or sounds of gunshots that were
unconfirmed. |
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A Ticker-tape Parade for Treason?
“For the foreseeable future,” says President Obama, “the most direct
threat to America at home and abroad remains terrorism.” Yet his remarks
at the United States Military Academy Commencement Ceremony included no
acknowledgement that NSA traitor Edward Snowden has made this kind of
terrorism more likely. And there were no demands for Moscow to turn him
over to U.S. authorities to face espionage charges. |
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Imprisoned U.S. Marine Andrew Tahmooressi fires Mexican lawyer
Tahmooressi, a U.S. Marine, was arrested two months ago after he said he
mistakenly took three guns across the border into Mexico. He said he
had no intention of crossing the border and was originally told he could
turn around to return to the United States before he was arrested. |
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Speech Police Hitting Bars These Days
A joke on a sign at a Texas bar that made a favorable comparison between
domestic beer and domestic violence didn't leave anyone laughing. |
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The VA Provides a Window into the Future
The problem with the U.S. Veterans Affairs giving inferior and delayed
care to veterans is a good window into the future of Obamacare. Both the
VA and Obamacare suffer the endemic problems of a government-run
single-payer system (aka socialism) -- no choice of doctors or
hospitals, no insurance companies, broken promises, lengthy waits and
bureaucratic cover-ups. |
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Will Gay Bars and Bathhouses Become National Monuments?
The National Park Service is launching an initiative to make places and
people of significance to the history of lesbian, gay, transgender and
bisexual Americans part of the national narrative. Jewell plans to
announce the initiative on Friday
at New York's Stonewall Inn, which was made a national historic
landmark in 2000. Stonewall is widely regarded as the birthplace of the
modern gay rights movement. In 1969, a series of riots took place
outside when police raided the Greenwich Village bar and arrested
patrons and employees, citing morals charges. |
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