Thursday, April 26, 2012

post 15

Thousands defy Norweigen mass killer with song.  This was the scene to protest the killings of Anders Behring Breivik, many Norweigens gathered outside the court house in order to protest the killer.  They sang a Norwegian version of a Pete Seeger tune that the confessed mass killer claims has been used to brainwash the country’s youth into supporting immigration.  Tune roughly translated says:
"A sky full of stars, blue sea as far as you can see
"An earth where flowers grow, can you wish for more?
"Together shall we live, every sister, brother
"Young children of the rainbow, a fertile land."


This just shows how much of a pyscho this guy is.  He condemns this beatiful song beacause he believes that it spreads Marxists beliefs that spreading culture is a bad thing.  It is not, people everywhere are human beings that deserve equal rights.  They do not deserve to be discriminated against just beacuse of they are different and have a different view on how life works.  Society works through different cultures acting together in order to make a better world, someday people will see this as truth, and will not be as hate filled as we are today.

Thursday, April 19, 2012

post 14

http://abcnews.go.com/US/texas-man-claims-police-killed-dog-cisco-responding/story?id=16150874

This article talks about a police officer, Austin Police Cpl. Anthony Hipolito, getting a dispatch call of domestic disturbance that takes him to the the wrong house.  The site that Hipolito came up to was home to Michael Paxton, 40, and his Australian cattle dog Cisco.  Paxton was playing frisbee with his dog at the time, Hipolito arrived.  As Paxton turned the police officer was there gun drawn, orddering Paxton to put his hands in the air.  Obviously doing what any good dog that sees someone threating their owner, the dog barks at Hipolito and approaches.  The officer then fired point blank into the dog.

This is a huge story right now in the news, and many are taking sides.  Those siding against the officer, say that it was the officers fault, he did not follow proticale and went in gun drawn, ordering Paxton for no reason, then he shot the dog.  The other side of the debate is that Hipolito was not at fault, and they say that it is Paxton's fault for not restaining his dog in the first place.  I am standing on the side of saying that it is clearly the offericer that is at fault here.  If he were to simply follow proticale, going in and investigating the situation, instead of going in gun drawn this situation could have been avoided.  And to those that say that Paxton should have restrained his dog, let me put the situation in clearer perspective.  You are playing frisbee with your dog, in your own yard, you turn and a gun is pointed at you, and you hear "put you hands in the air".  Your first thought is not, "wow i should get my dog so he will be safe".  No it is put your hands in the air and hope that you do not get blasted in the face.    

Monday, April 16, 2012

post 13

Anders Behring Brevick declares that he is innocent of murding 77 people.  He declared that the act was brought on by self defence from the radicalist muslims.  Along with this explaination he declared that he was part of a anti-muslim radical group, that apprently does not exist in the real world.  Today while in court he declared that the authorities had no power over him and he should be released.

http://www.nytimes.com/2012/04/17/world/europe/trial-of-anders-behring-breivik-opens-in-norway.html?src=mv&ref=world

Ok, it is obvious to anyone who hears this story must know that this man is not in his right mind.  However, he has just been cleared of being sane and have knowledge that he is in control of his actions and will be tried in this case.  It is obvious that this man will not be declared innocent.  In my opinion this man should be given the worst punishment possible, there is nothing else that can be said, this is an awful act committed by a man, who i think is possibly insane, but apparently not