The (growing) Wikipedia page has some interesting stuff on it too. Jared Lee Loughner - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia If anything, it looks a lot like the killer was influenced by 'interesting' people like this David Wynn Miller - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia as well as being influenced by various conspiracy theory people, forums, movies, etc. Not to mention the hallucinogenics and other things. I too think he is just plain nuts and not some partisan nut.
I'm sure glad I have no reason to tone down the rhetoric. I heard Palin eats too many twinkies and thinks JFK's killer was a lone assassin.
I can't believe I actually agree with something you've said, Tom. You're absolutely right! You have the right to freedom of speech and none of us have a reason to tone down the rhetoric.
I'm glad you have a right to spout your demented, half-wit, left-wing, preposterous, foolish, nonsensical, pea brained, blockheaded, daft, moronic "ideas". But, I have to ask, what hallucinogenic substance are you ingesting tonight?
Why thank you, thank you. May I say that I'm glad you have the same right to practice your particular brand of right wing hatred, bigotry, class warfare, privileged and prejudiced, limo driving and cigar smoking, champagne guzzling, yacht partying, and completely disconnected from reality, "pee on the rest of society" point of view. It is in fact, very entertaining at times. Hallucinogenics you ask?? No...don't use any to this date, but, I wouldn't be opposed to engaging in such an activity, if I could be insured it would facilitate the rapid demise and future imprisonment of the majority of right wing criminals that seem to infest the republican party! That's probably just a pipe dream though so, no, not now nor very likely in the future. Please feel free though, to ingest as much of it as you normally do, as well as any other combination of toxic, carcinogenic and/or radio active substances you deem appropriate that will assist in making my dreams become a reality, and thanks again!
You are loosing your audience, Moen. Now even the NY Times is walking back their statements that Loughner's acts were politically motivated. To site ARTHUR S. BRISBANE (public editor of The New York Times) in his recent editorial http://www.nytimes.com/2011/01/16/opinion/16pubed.html?ref=arthursbrisbane