Let someone else do your killing

On the screen, of course.

What you will never hear a parent say in a television interview:

“'You know, Diane, I wish somehow I was there at the school, and I had a gun, and I shot that killer dead.'”

“If after watching a number of these tragedies play out on television, you are completely reprogrammed into some grotesque version of ‘love everybody all the time and forgive everything,’ and you need an outlet, a way to vicariously and subconsciously experience what you REALLY feel, you can always:

“Go to the movies. The movies give you a different slant. You can be Mel Gibson killing people to get his kidnapped daughter back. You can be Charles Bronson wiping out street scum to avenge the loss of his wife. You can be Stallone or Arnie. You can roam the countryside spilling blood at every street corner.

“The movies give you vicarious license to destroy evil. Television news takes it away.

“It’s called the whipsaw effect, and it’s modern mind control, and it puts you in the ‘excluded middle,’ where nothing happens and you remain locked up and passive.

“Where the powers-that-be want you to remain.”

http://www.infowars.com/sandy-hook-how-television-takes-your-guns/

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