|
Once again the Dayton Daily News has outdone itself.
First their so-called editorial cartoonist, Mike Peters, libels the NRA by
drawing a so-called cartoon showing dead kids arranged to spell out "NRA".
Then the Dayton Daily News defends this trash as the editorial license to
"exaggerate".
Since when is lying an editorial tool? Since when is lying
a mere exaggeration? Oops, that's right, the so-called editorialists
at the Dayton Daily News are big fans of the perjurer in chief. An
exaggeration is anything they want it to be, nothing more, nothing less.
Unless, of course, their needs change and it becomes something more
or something less.
Like when the DDN criticizes companies for
locating in the suburbs, then goes and moves to Warren County, completely
outside of the Dayton city limits, even outside of Montgomery County
itself! It's lame excuse is that the land isn't polluted (there is
still a lot of farmland in Montgomery County that is just as unpolluted)
and they can reach their customers faster from the new facility. Right,
and their declining subscription rate and encroachment by the
Cincinnati Enquirer into
Montgomery County have nothing to do with it.
So now the disciples of Goebbles have
continued to push their big lie about guns. They need no evidence,
they need no logic. Their position is that guns are evil and
no facts are going to change their minds. Never mind that
denying law-abiding citizens the rights to protect themselves
with guns is illogical. Never mind that the ban on all guns
near schools merely disarmed the victims. The DDN has an agenda
to push, and the facts be damned!
When are gun-grabbers going to realize
that they can't overturn the Constitution with lies? The
Constitution is not a menu from which you pick and choose
the items you like. It is the basis of our laws. If
people feel it needs to be changed they must use a Constitutional
amendment, not a propaganda campaign designed to make people
feel guilty or ashamed for preserving their rights.
A lie is not an editorial. An editorial
is an opinion piece, and while the DDN has all the right in the
world to be wrong (one that they do
exercise frequently) they do not
have the right to lie.
It's too bad that something that could be
used to educate has instead been turned into a tool of deceit. The
problem with the kids who did the shooting at Columbine High wasn't
that they had access to guns, it was they didn't have a conscious,
or the wisdom to know right from wrong.
Perhaps they read too many editorials
that were in reality lies. Perhaps they thought that lying and
greater sins were fine as long as you believed that your cause
was just and your injuries great enough. Perhaps Mike Peters would
be more accurate if the dead kids had spelled out "DDN" instead.
|
|
Never mind that the ban on all guns
near schools merely disarmed the victims.
The DDN has an agenda to push, and the
facts be damned!
Since when is lying an editorial tool? Since when is lying
a "mere exaggeration"?
When are gun-grabbers going to realize that they can't overturn
the Constitution with lies?
A lie is not an editorial!
|