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Politics : The Obama - Clinton Disaster

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To: GROUND ZERO™ who wrote (97197)2/21/2015 10:59:16 PM
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Another excellent outcome. If only all armed robberies would end that way.

The big damper in the story for me was this stupid comment from the media:

A pharmacist who fatally shot an armed robber in his drug store won’t face criminal charges...

Whether the victim might hopefully be charged with a crime or not is one of the first sick thoughts that occur to leftists.

Instead of saying something stupid like, "A pharmacist who fatally shot an armed robber in his drug store won’t face criminal charges..." he should have said, "One of the victims who bravely defended himself and his colleagues is being called a hero, and rightly so. Many are calling for him to receive special recognition and a reward for his bravery and decisive action in saving lives."

A stupid leftist thinks, "That poor man was only desperate for money. If the pharmacist would have given it to him, he would have left all of them alone."

BULL$HIT! HOW DO YOU F'KING KNOW THAT?!?!?!? Are they supposed to stand there and wait to see what happens after he gets the money? TO HELL WITH THAT!!! SHOOT THE PERP BEFORE HE SHOOTS YOU!!!

There is a special word to describe stupid leftists who take the passive wait-and-see-what-happens-next approach, and that special word is DEAD.
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