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The recent Women's March, which took place in Washington and numerous other cities one day after the inauguration of President Trump, may go down as the largest protest in American history. Millions showed up to these events to advocate for women's issues and to protest against Donald Trump. While very few would find fault in a women's march in and of itself, upon inspecting this women's march further, some disturbing information comes to light. The Women's March was thankfully quite peaceful, unlike Inauguration Day when the group Antifa (the "anti-fascists"), although stymied by the police, were ironically able to carry out their own mini "Kristallnacht" (or rather, "Kristalltag"), smashing windows and setting fires in broad daylight. The Women's March appears to have been non-violent and there were apparently no arrests. However, problems start to manifest themselves when we look at the people who set up and spoke at th...

Muslim perpetrators of the most heinous crimes you can imagine love their victim mentalities, and hold onto their delusions of victim-hood at all costs. This can be seen in nearly every fanatic Muslim's words and interactions.  We can go over numerous examples, but since it is fresh in my memory, let me use the example of the Islamist murderer in the Sydney Hostage Crisis at the Lindt Chocolate Cafe.  I will not use his name to give him more notoriety, but you can look him up if you need to.  While raping and murdering right and left, he never for a moment thought that he might be the perpetrator instead of the victim.  It was always the evil West against poor him. This is a man who sought political asylum in Australia in 1996 and was granted asylum by a welcoming and tolerant people.  (It is not clear if the Australian authorities knew that he fled Iran because he stole $200,000 from customers.)  Upon arriving in Australia, he became a Sunni "spiritual...

Question: The defense of the Colorado shooter is claiming that the defendant is insane and thus should get a lenient sentence (at least not the death penalty).  My question is what makes insane people better than the rest of us?  Why do they get off with more lenient sentences than others? My Take: There is nothing that makes an insane person better.  My opinion is that insane people who commit murder should be executed like anyone else . This is an open and shut case.  Everyone knows that he's guilty.  This is not a case where a DNA test has been refused and he's on death row because of the testimony of one unreliable witness with a grudge.  This is a case where everyone knows what he has done and everyone knows that he's completely guilty. It may offend some people when I say this, but... KILL HIM, ALREADY!