They're banned in Australia, too, but you wouldn't believe the number of people there who have guns. They're not about to give them up.

You're already too late. Of course, that's just my opinion.

I don't know if the rally was successful itself but it did a successful job of jamming up the Metro system (first time it's ever happened for a rally at the mall). I was there for the Marine Corps Marathon, held the next day, and I had never seen so many losers crowding up the platforms at the stations. We ended up walking to get where we wanted to go since those losers weren't being very nice in letting regular folks use the Metro.

The best thing about the weekend was that the Marines wouldn't let the rally participants use the port-a-johns meant for the marathon!! I bet there was a lot of squirming going on in front of the capital! Ha!

I have to admit, I DO like the part about taking out the red light camera.

Is it possible that the entire liberal crowd is really ONE person? He/she keeps changing clothes and makeup depending on the situation? Makes me go hmmmmm.....

I knew it!!

Just glancing at what you say it sounds like you don't want to do anything until something happens to prove the person has a problem, whether that "something" is bad or not. In other words, no attempt should be made to prevent a disaster because we don't have the right to do so. At least that's the way I'm seeing your viewpoint.

That's true. There are great men everywhere. Things of life determine whether they show that greatness on a grand scale but even if life doesn't provide that opportunity, these men are great to those around them. It's all about how you lead your life no matter the circumstances.

The Left has its imagined bogeymen for Saturday's shooting. No real connection can be estabished between the shooter and anyone on the Right. There's the argument. If you can't accept it, then make a connection that sticks and is real.

Sometimes you have to actually witness the train wreck to believe it happened.