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What they tried to do was list the guns that are most popularly used during a crime, and list them in the order they are most often used. What they ended up with was a slideshow piece that shows they can't think as long as they have their thumbs up their azzez. Speaking of thumbs, did you see...

I see a lot of people here willing to jail, kill and even hang by the balls people not just for their actions, but for their beliefs. That's a comforting, albeit thought-squashing thought. I sure hope I never believe in something you guys don't agree with. Wow.

Greetings from beautiful downtown Newark, NJ, where I deliver Monday.

You may find this hard to believe, but, yeah, I know that. In fact, I'm the one who had to tell you that. But if you listen to what he actually says, rather than what you want to hear, you'll hear it's not even his opinion, it's the opinion of the people in that part of the world. Except his...

On a related note, here's an article that expounds on the horrific violence and living conditions these kids and others face in the Central American countries. From The Latin Post It's a real eye-opener.

Yep. Instead of putting forth any effort at all to prevent what they knew was coming, they did nothing and let it happen. It's almost as if they wanted it to happen because they saw it as an opportunity rather than a problem to be dealt with. I do think that this one may very well the the...

People post their numbers here all the time. Unfortunately, they tend to do it only when the numbers are either very, very good, or very, very bad.

Unaccompanied minors started hitting the border in 2011, but they became big numbers in October 2013, and increased rapidly every month sure that. It didn't take a mathematical genius, or even a calculator, to estimate the future numbers, especially taking into account the US intelligence data...

I'm not, either. I laid out my reasons for my conclusions, and your prefer to pretend those reasons didn't exist, or that I didn't state them. But that's OK, I understand, I really do, when facts do not align with what you want them to be. It's incredibly inconvenient.

Your frustration, and desperation, is showing. "So much for the so called powerful Jewish News Media keeping the Arab reporter off the news." Who said that? I know I didn't. While the Jews do indeed have a rather large and impressive presence in the American media, and they do tend to be...

It's good thing we've never shot down an airliner by mistake. That would be awkward.

Not really surprising that NBC News would do that, considering the backlash they faced in the aftermath of removing him.

It might help even more if you actually watch the video and hear his own words from his own mouth in the context in which he said them. The transcript offers no context whatsoever. OK, I have to assume that you've never had any journalism courses. Like I said above, it would help you...

Once you know how predictable you are, you'll see that, too. I'm allowed to speculate. So I take it you're done then?

You have to say yes to gun manufacturers, too.

Not at all. Past tense is accusing of you already doing something, and in this case it would accusing you of something that I don't think you did. Stating that I believe that you will do so in the future is very different from accusing you of already doing something. You mean you haven't YET...

Other than the parts that I said were speculation, which parts are wackishly wacky speculation? Yes, I know that. In fact, I think I've already said that I don't. No, I don't know that. But I can come to that conclusion that based on evidence and the most likely scenarios. I didn't comment on it...

If you go back and read my statement, you'll notice that I didn't advance that narrative at all. I would appreciate it if you are going to characterize my statements that you do so accurately, in the proper context, and in the proper tense. I didn't say that you had (past tense) feverishly...