[yarddog]

Eugene is really stupid. Either that or he thinks we are.

[dontreadthis]

[FlingWingFlyer]

Lighten up Eugene. How ‘bout some Jello and a nap?

[9thLife]

The Left’s response time to pimping the tradedies that befall others is decreasing with all practice they’ve had lately.

[blackdog]

The author suffers from cognitive dysfunction.

The cognitive mental disorder perspective is the theory that psychological disorders originate from an interruption, whether short or long, in our basic cognitive functions, i.e. memory processing, perception, problem solving and language. This perspective takes opposition to the psychodynamic mental disorder perspective, behavioral mental disorder perspective, sociocultural mental disorder perspective, interpersonal mental disorder perspective and neurological/biological mental disorder perspective. One pioneer of cognitive disorder perspective is Albert Ellis. In 1962, Ellis proposed that humans develop irrational beliefs/goals about the world; and therefore, create disorders in cognitive abilities.

[ozzymandus]

I have never heard Eugene say anything that was not stupid. That’s why he’s on MSNBC.

[TigersEye]

Eugene is worried that somebody might shoot a jihadi?

[4Runner]

Yeah a lot worse. The terrorists might actually have been killed by law enforcement. Just adding to the carnage. And who would want that. After all, Islam is the ROP. And it would have caused a terrible backlash. Dearbornistan would have rioted. And CAIR would be suing everyone in federal court.

[ozzymandus]

Does Eugene think the terrorists bought AKs, RPGs and explosives in a gun shop?

[SWAMPSNIPER]

Did anyone run the numbers to see if the guns were FAST AND FURIOUS guns?

[Fred Nerks]

[Cheerio]

[ScottinVA]

Yeah, Eugene..
That’s why they’ve been able pull that off on our streets.

Stupid feck.

[Pox]

Depending upon the distance of the altercation, I am encouraged by the chances I would have with my “legal” M4 and ACOG.

When this comes to my location, I will not hesitate to eradicate any and all “terrorists” who attempt such carnage if I am in the vicinity. I’m no “hero” nor a “Rambo”, but I’m confident and capable with my weapon and I will not cower in fear from those who attempt to sow terror in my “vicinity”.

I’ve had it with our impotent “governments” who cower in the face of adversity such as this.

[grumpygresh]

Worse. Sure. It’s obvious that’s the dude’s rooting for the jihadists.

[Pollster1]

That makes sense if you understand just how ideological Robinson is. In France, only the terrorists had guns, so it was just a massacre, with no unplanned deaths. In the United States, both sides could have guns, and then there would be a gunfight, with lots more gun violence. Gun violence is bad, so civilians with guns joining in the shooting would make things worse by Robinson’s standards.

[surroundedbyblue]

He’s damn right it would’ve been worse here! There’s be Muslim blood splattered all over the place and the number of “infidels” dead would pale in comparison to the bodies of muzzies piled high & deep.

I think Americans are only gonna get pushed so far.

[Rebelbase]

The premise of the article is true, just like global warming causes harsher winters.

[Sasparilla]

If the police or bystanders had been armed, someone might have gotten hurt.

[bunkerhill7]

“In fact, one thing that is different here is women with weapons are universally available in Israel but not France at all, and so, uh, it is actually a very good thing that…that…that the tensions are not exactly the same because we would expect to have a lot more of that sort of carnage here in Israel with well-blasted moslem terrorists not going to 72 virgin heaven at all..”