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How do you mean this in relation to what I said? As in there's a harsh underbelly or some crock of conspiracy or, how? Just to be clear, I'm not being confrontational, or that's not my intention, it just hasn't been clarified for me yet.

Violence is the root, of course, but guns create such spontaneous access to ridding one of their violent impulses. Me and my dad were just discussing this last night, and he confessed that there have been a lot of instances where he's wanted to kill someone and he's thankful that in every instance he never had access to a firearm.

How many kids do you think would die in school if there weren't such an access to weapons that they seem to have? How many more people shot over something as minor as rolling dice or some woman or an exchange of harsh words?

In response to the whole thing Sandy Hoax ordeal, while I want to say it may have been his exhaustion/stress level creating such odd behavior (which it very well can), he does appear to be a little too casual about it. Still, we don't know the actual man on that camera. He might be some sleazy businessman who doesn't feel emotions correctly, or always has to put on some ideal persona for the situation (ie., cool coper to mourning father). As Dali said, he could be a sociopath or have some other psychological malfunctioning that caused him to behave in such a manner.

You know I saw a video yesterday (out of my own curiosity) that claimed Brian Wilson was creating the devil's music and all the voices and melodies he created came from demons in his head?

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