Floyd Lee Corkins: I Picked My Shooting Targets from an SPLC Hate Map
Remember Jared Loughner? His favorite book was the Communist Manifesto. He hated George W. Bush so much he got angry at the mere sight of him. He was a fan of “a radical leftist punk band whose music focuses on themes of corporate greed, U.S. foreign policy and opposition to war,” and a friend described him as “left wing, quite liberal.”
So, naturally, the L.A. Times declared that his ideology “was rooted in the far right.” And Sarah Palin was blamed, because of a map that had nothing to do with the shooting, whatsoever. (Remember that word “map.” It will come in handy later in the post.)
They cited “experts,” relying heavily on Mark Potok of the Southern Poverty Law Center. (Remember that organization: “Southern Poverty Law Center.” It will come in handy later in the post.)
[E]xperts said that several oft-repeated phrases and concepts — his fixation on grammar conspiracies, currency and the “second United States Constitution” — seem derived from concepts explored with regularity among elements of the far right.
“What you can see across the board in his writings is the idea that you can’t trust the government — that the government engages in mind control against its citizens,” said Mark Potok of the Southern Poverty Law Center, which has long monitored the radical right.
Loughner’s assertion that he would not “pay debt with a currency that’s not backed by gold and silver” is a running theme among right-wing opponents of the Federal Reserve system.
Potok, on the SPLC’s site, wrote:
Is Jared Lee Loughner, the alleged mass murderer who shot U.S. Rep. Gabrielle Giffords of Arizona, a right-wing extremist?
It’s hard to say.
. . . .
That said, there are some clues.
At one point, Loughner refers disparagingly to “currency that’s not backed by gold or silver.” The idea that silver and gold are the only “constitutional” money is widespread in the antigovernment “Patriot” movement that produced so much violence in the 1990s.
. . . .
At this early stage, I think Loughner is probably best described as a mentally ill or unstable person who was influenced by the rhetoric and demonizing propaganda around him. Ideology may not explain why he allegedly killed, but it could help explain how he selected his target.
Remember those quotes in bold. They will come in handy later in the post.
So. A guy who was purely crazy
and whose ideology, if anything, was mixed, with heavy elements of left-wing ideology arguably predominating, was declared a right-wing extremist based on . . . nothing. Meanwhile, Sarah Palin was blamed, and received an explosion of death threats.
It’s hard not to think about this history today. Why would that be?
Because today we learned about a killer named Floyd Lee Corkins and why he picked his targets. Was it because he was a left-wing extremist? As Mark Potok would say, it’s “hard to say” but “there are some clues.”
One clue as to what motivated him — and I sure hope I’m not reading too much into this, as it’s subtle and hard to interpret — but one clue is that Corkins TOLD POLICE HE GOT IDEAS ABOUT WHO TO SHOOT FROM A HATE MAP PUBLISHED BY THE SOUTHERN POVERTY LAW CENTER.
The Family Research Council shooter, who pleaded guilty today to a terrorism charge, picked his target off a “hate map” on the website of the ultra-liberal Southern Poverty Law Center which is upset with the conservative group’s opposition to gay rights.
He told the FBI that he wanted to kill anti-gay targets and went to the law center’s website for ideas. At a court hearing where his comments to the FBI were revealed, he said that he intended to “kill as many as possible and smear the Chick-Fil-A sandwiches in victims’ faces, and kill the guard.”
This leads me to suspect — and it’s just a feeling that I have; one that I can’t quite shake — that he might have gotten ideas about who to kill from a “hate map” from the Southern Poverty Law Center.
You know, because that’s what he said he did.
You see, Watson, once you look at the clues in the right way, it seems almost obvious, doesn’t it?
I think it would be absurd, of course, to blame the SPLC for this shooting. Or even to blame left-wing ideology, when killers tend to be crazy. But, channeling Mr. Potok, I am sorely tempted to say that I think Corkins is probably best described as a mentally ill or unstable person who was influenced by the SPLC rhetoric and demonizing propaganda issued by the SPLC.
(Remember how I told you to keep those bolded quotes in mind?)
So that’s the SPLC. What about the L.A. Times? Surely they are all over this.
Yup, not a word on their front page right now. Indeed, not a word anywhere on the site.
P.S. By the way, Neal Rauhauser has often bragged that he gets people written up by the SPLC. So future mentally ill left-wing shooters know the research is sound and trustworthy.
CUE THE CRICKETS!
Patterico (9c670f) — 2/6/2013 @ 7:18 pmgiven how viciously our little country is being raped and abused by our fascist president and his fascist pals it’s a hugely miraculous and wondrous thing that we see such a miniscule amount of political violence
even the UK mustered up a boisterous riot, and they’re a buncha royalty-besotted pansies
happyfeet (ce327d) — 2/6/2013 @ 7:23 pmHas such disregard for honesty and truth always been present, and now we just see it more because of new media?
MD in Philly (3d3f72) — 2/6/2013 @ 7:28 pmor is the culture really disintigrating before our eyes?
They’ve become more brazen, over time, MD.
narciso (3fec35) — 2/6/2013 @ 7:30 pmI am going to bed now, and I’m not going to be listening to any law professors or SPLC podcasts along the way. Ugghhh! and Shudder
OT, the last day or 2 there has been all kinds of talk about the Boy Scouts maybe changing their policy re homosexuality…meanwhile, it only seemed a few moments ago that there was a flurry of news which then disappeared about the Boy Scouts covering up suspected pedophiles.
Just seems like a lot of “news whiplash”.
MD in Philly (3d3f72) — 2/6/2013 @ 7:34 pmIt’s called astroturf, it doesn’t have to be true, in fact that’s an obstacle in the process.
narciso (3fec35) — 2/6/2013 @ 7:39 pmThe WaPo has this:
A bit backhanded, but it IS there.
Kevin M (bf8ad7) — 2/6/2013 @ 7:54 pmhatey-ish is much more accurate for them FRC ones I think
happyfeet (ce327d) — 2/6/2013 @ 8:03 pmSome mass shootings and tragedies are more newsworthy than others.
Everything the MFM and the Left projected onto the Right actually occurred in this politically and ideologically motivated attack. Every last fucking bit of it that they falsely accused the Right of doing, they did. Every last bit.
And the MFM is basically silent. Because they already did their job blaming this on the Right.
JD (b63a52) — 2/6/2013 @ 8:20 pmI’ve had three posts so far today on this, and am mulling a fourth.
You can read my own twisted way of making the Palin-SPLC comparison, here.
You can watch video of them condemning groups whose vitriol leads to violence, here.
And you can see them ducking the obvious hypocrisy, here.
And i found a site that has the charging documents. So i might blog about it more. Follow my twitter or check at my site. chances are if i say more it will be right before 7 am tomorrow.
Aaron "Worthing" Walker (23789b) — 2/6/2013 @ 8:21 pmI will add that i do believe that in some cases true hate really does inspire violence. I mean look at al Qaeda or the KKK. the problem is that the concept is invoked too easily with these people.
Still, the irony is that this is the clearest example of political ideology of a specific group inspiring violence that i can remember, ever. if you believe it can ever happen, this is it.
Aaron "Worthing" Walker (23789b) — 2/6/2013 @ 8:25 pmThe SPLC have been scum for many years.
SPQR (768505) — 2/6/2013 @ 8:25 pmthey’re bought and paid for scum so they’re more like whores really
or “journalists” as we used to call them
happyfeet (ce327d) — 2/6/2013 @ 8:26 pm***
John Bibb (193f6e) — 2/6/2013 @ 8:29 pmThe shooter has a long history of mental illness and won’t stay on his meds. Why try to come up with a “rational” explanation for an irrational murder spree? He wasn’t / isn’t playing with a full deck, and his actions will never make sense to a sane person.
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John Bibb
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the headline at the examiner article at the “clue” link oversteps and says “Southern Poverty Law Center website triggered FRC shooting”
which, that doesn’t help america really, that sort of tit for tat overstepping
whereas Mr. Patterico gets it just right
and which one is the professional journalism site?
happyfeet (ce327d) — 2/6/2013 @ 8:35 pmhatey-ish is much more accurate for them FRC ones I think
Yea, happyfeet, because I notice that organization always likes using the word “gay” pejoratively. Only haters exploit that word in such an unkind, heartless, callous, non-generous, non-loving, non-beautiful manner.
BTW, I believe that Lee Harvey Oswald was a rabid extremist from the far right. Actually, come to think of it, no, he was of the far left. But John F Kennedy was targeted for being a conservative Republican. Uh, no, strike that.
I believe Kennedy was targeted for being gay — uh, meaning he was joyful, the life of the party, always a big smile on his face — and Oswald loathed that in his fellow humans. I also believe that Jack Ruby was an ultra-rightwinger (a registered Republican who also happened to be of Jewish background) who loved vigilante justice, guns held high. Uh, strike at least part of that.
It does seem that when one looks at the core of notorious people and notorious situations associated with them, rarely — so rarely — are they of the left.
Yea, uh-huh.
Mark (07279d) — 2/6/2013 @ 8:40 pmshake it for the birds shake it for the bees shake it for the catfish swimmin down deep in the creek
happyfeet (ce327d) — 2/6/2013 @ 8:41 pmScratch a Progressive, and watch a Fascist bleed.
Just who keeps the doors open at the SPLC anyway?
askeptic (2bb434) — 2/6/2013 @ 11:23 pmFollow the money.
I found this on another site but forgot to record the site for future reference. I was engaged in a Huff Po story about that crazy with the kid in the bunker. Huff Po cited unidentified neighbors to establish the crazy’s right wing nut status. However, the alleged testimony was not credible considering where the crazy lived and his reclusive nature. The Left & the media automatically assume right wing nuts after these shootings and go silent when the truth come out. Took at this :
The below shooting were carried out by the following:
Ft. Hood…..Registered Democrat/Muslim
Columbine….Too young to vote…..Both families were registered Democrats and Progressive Liberals
Virginia Tech…..Wrote Hate Mail to President Bush and his Staff…..Registered Democrat.
Colorado Aurora Theater…..Registered Democrat…..Staff worker on Obama Campaign…..Occupy Wall Street Participant…..Progressive Liberal
Sandy Hook Elementary shooter…..Registered Democrat….Hated Christians
Yet the knee-jerk reaction of the Left and the media is always the same : Right-wing nuts.
Michael M. Keohane (d4a22f) — 2/7/2013 @ 4:02 amI would not describe the Southern Poverty Law Center and Mark Potok as merchants of hate. They more like whores. The simply spew charges so as to rake in the money.
Certainly the SPLC and Potok have their right to free speech. However, just like the man who yells “fire, fire, fire” in crowded theater, they should be help accountable for their deeds.
I see the SPLC has a criminal conspiracy. Sobeit. It would be tempting to treat the 21th Century left wing KLAN, the same why the KKK was earlier, sued out of existence.
David Lentz (d966ed) — 2/7/2013 @ 4:07 amPotok was one of Olbergasm’s go-to guys to give support for calling a conservative a racist or hohophobe.
JD (b63a52) — 2/7/2013 @ 4:59 amWhat evidence indicates that this guy is mentally ill?
He sounds like a normal, logical leftist radical activist to me, participating in direct action.
Pious Agnostic (6ff605) — 2/7/2013 @ 5:47 amAnd in other breaking news, the sun rose in the east this morning. Were you really expecting something else?
steve (369bc6) — 2/7/2013 @ 5:53 amExcellent post.
DRJ (a83b8b) — 2/7/2013 @ 6:52 amIt’s a shame that so many out there view violence as an opportunity to score political points by struggling to associate the violence with one’s ideological opponents.
The idea that the Loughner shooting was Sarah Palin’s fault is a great example, and I’m glad Patterico points out how this led to a lot of threats. These people were so concerned about violence they instigated threats.
SPLC would do well to apply its own standards to itself, but it can’t without some serious apologizing.
Dustin (73fead) — 2/7/2013 @ 7:07 amBecause of course the “Rethuglicans” would, if given the chance, nationalize GM and force it to build cars nobody wants.
They’d establish a
Steve57 (bc3ba2) — 2/7/2013 @ 8:31 amreichwirtshaftministeriumNLRB that can tell Boeing where it can put its new factory.I should have said “right wing.”
It isn’t like the Republicans don’t have their fair share of people who are gravely concerned that somewhere, somehow, someone is some loose cannon operating freely outside of a dictatorship.
Think of Nixon and wage and price controls.
Steve57 (bc3ba2) — 2/7/2013 @ 8:36 amOr Chris Christie.
Steve57 (bc3ba2) — 2/7/2013 @ 8:37 amSandy Hook Elementary shooter…..Registered Democrat….Hated Christians
I haven’t read that particular characterization of the murderer, but if it’s accurate, then it’s merely another moment when one needs to go “uh, hmmm.”
Meanwhile, a news report, which was linked at the Drudgereport recently, has its own peculiar political implications. Namely, that communities of truly dyed-in-the-wool liberal/Democrat orientation — full of people who fall for the idea that liberalism imbues one with wonderful, humane, tolerant qualities — better look in the mirror before snorting at political opposites (and the communities associated with them) for bigoted, hateful, deranged behavior.
^ This ain’t Selma or Birmingham, Alabama, or the Deep South, in the 1950s or 1960s. But folks in the media certainly don’t have to be reminded of that, since they deem that hate crimes are exclusive to certain neighborhoods, certain demographics.
Mark (07279d) — 2/7/2013 @ 8:38 amIn other news, only the police should have guns.
Officials hunt for ex-cop in shootings of 3 officers; 1 killed
Steve57 (bc3ba2) — 2/7/2013 @ 8:41 am“Lies are justified if they produce the desired outcome.”
— Sonia Sotomayor
[What? Can you PROVE that she never said it?]
Icy (22d173) — 2/7/2013 @ 8:52 amHas David Niewert been reached for comment?
daleyrocks (bf33e9) — 2/7/2013 @ 8:56 amComment by Michael M. Keohane (d4a22f) — 2/7/2013 @ 4:02 am
Comment by Steve57 (bc3ba2) — 2/7/2013 @ 8:41 am
Has anyone checked the voter roles for Christopher Jordan Dorner’s political affiliation yet?
askeptic (b8ab92) — 2/7/2013 @ 8:57 amLike ABC news with its army of fact checkers, I googled “Christopher Dornan” and found several guys in SoCal who are TEA partiers.
Clearly the “reich wing” is guilty of this crime.
Add it to the list.
Steve57 (bc3ba2) — 2/7/2013 @ 9:04 am34- But, are they 33-yrs old, Black, and “hefty”; with a commission in the USN?
askeptic (b8ab92) — 2/7/2013 @ 9:11 amhttp://www.cnn.com/2013/02/07/us/lapd-attacks/index.html?hpt=hp_t1
We interrupt this war against the “reich wing” for a brief update.
US in contact with Taliban representatives in Qatar: Reports
Barack Obama will talk to the Taliban.
Iran’s supreme leader shuts down possibility of direct nuclear talks with US
Barack Obama would talk to the Mad Mullahs. If only they were up for it.
Barack Obama will not talk to the Republicans.
Japan and China at Each Other’s Throats in Island Dispute
Let’s not lose focus on the important things. Global warming. 10 round magazines.
Now back to your regularly scheduled trip to hell in a handbasket.
Steve57 (bc3ba2) — 2/7/2013 @ 9:18 amAnd to add to Steve57’s list….
askeptic (b8ab92) — 2/7/2013 @ 9:21 amChiComs to take over Taiwan media….
what you can’t do by invasion, you do through commerce.
http://pjmedia.com/tatler/2013/02/06/is-communist-china-executing-a-slow-motion-media-takeover-of-taiwan/
H/T- Insty
He’s not really black. He only looks black, like Clarence Thomas.
Look at his eyes. He’s got the same look in his eyes as Jared Loughner. You only get that look by listening to Limbaugh. You can’t be black and listen to Limbaugh.
You can only be black if you listen to Sharpton.
And the thing about that naval commission? Like me, apparently, that was the option the judge gave him in lieu of prison.
Steve57 (bc3ba2) — 2/7/2013 @ 9:22 amThe thing about this story is…
Iran’s supreme leader shuts down possibility of direct nuclear talks with US
…it’s like exhibit 9,999 that we’ve got a desperate 14 year old girl. in the WH. Who spends half her time threatening to TP her jock boyfriend, Iran’s, house. The other half begging.
Anyone else besides me remember the time Obama sent a really embarrassing “secret” diplomatic note to Iran vian three channels (and if that doesn’t smack of begging I don’t know what does).
Via Rice at the UN, the Iraqi president, and the US interest section at the Swiss embassy in Tehran.
And the Iranians thought it was so ridiculous they published it.
But did Obama learn? Nooooo! He goes crawling back for another spanking.
Prediction: President Prom Queen will have a couple of his girlfriends pass Iran another series of notes saying “Please, Please, Puhlease take me back.”
Just saying, after reviewing the topic, the left clearly spends so much time and effort manufacturing reasons to hate the “reich wing” they apparently have none left to spare on getting a clue.
Well, remember what’s important. Income inequality. Arizona racistly trying to enforce the border.
Steve57 (bc3ba2) — 2/7/2013 @ 9:46 amIn his manifesto Christopher Dorner says he wants to clear his name. “A man is nothing without his name.”
So far, he’s got 3 dead and 2 injured and an attempted boatjacking to his name.
ropelight (a82805) — 2/7/2013 @ 10:14 amMy babe just texted me that someone just took away his name. And his birthday.
Steve57 (bc3ba2) — 2/7/2013 @ 10:18 amDorner claims to be armed with shoulder-fired missiles to use against LE aircraft, and a Barrett .50BMG-caliber rifle:
missile launchers are illegal throughout the country for civilian possession and use;
.50BMG weapons are illegal in CA for civilians (unless registered under the State’s AW law).
Where did Dorner acquire these weapons: Fast & Furious?
askeptic (b8ab92) — 2/7/2013 @ 10:41 amSarah Palin… received an explosion of death threats.
How many of those blasts do you suppose occured because people had happyfeet?
nixonknew (a21c5f) — 2/7/2013 @ 11:02 amHow soon they forget about Boyd Lee Malvo. Is it because he and his “mentor” are both Black and supoort the Democrats?
PCD (1d8b6d) — 2/7/2013 @ 11:29 amHow soon they forget about Boyd Lee Malvo.
Not too surprising, since, after all, if Obama had a son, he’d look like Boyd Malvo or, less fittingly, Malvo’s older accomplice.
But did Obama learn? Nooooo! He goes crawling back for another spanking.
However, Neville Chamberlain must be smiling down from on high, tremendously proud of who America has placed into its presidency.
Mark (7201a5) — 2/7/2013 @ 11:39 amSteve57, comment 35, the US military no longer accepts such people, and I seriously doubt they ever accepted such directly into officer training. Although him going nuts might be related to why he is no longer in the military.
Phillep Harding (1b8b26) — 2/7/2013 @ 12:47 pmNew Enlistment Oaths
Steve57 (bc3ba2) — 2/7/2013 @ 12:59 pmI would stay away from Camps Lejeune and Pendleton, if I were you.
askeptic (b8ab92) — 2/7/2013 @ 1:11 pmSteve, I’m not trying to pick a fight and I want to believe it wasn’t your intention, but your flippant attempt at humor is inappropriate, it maligns a great many men and women who’ve served our nation honorably, and it’s out of place here.
And, yeah, I’m one of those guys who landed in San Francisco in 1968 and wasn’t welcomed home, and I’m still pissed. I had to change out of my uniform in the men’s room just to get out of the airport without being caught up in an ugly physical incident.
The protesters didn’t really care what branch of the service I was in. I was wearing an American uniform and that was good enough to make me a target of their collective wrath.
They were opposed to the war and so was I. The difference between us was that I had a better idea of what I was against. But, there was no time for talk, the protesters were in a hot lather, buoyed by numbers and protected by cops, determined to demonstrate their opposition to the war (to each other and to the TV cameras) by insulting and humiliating returning servicemen and women headed home, many of them drafted into the Army and others who enlisted in other branches to avoid the draft.
Even today I often find myself looking at Democrats in the California Congressional delegation in the oft chance I might recognize one of my old tormentors. They know who they are but they keep mum these days. They aren’t as proud of themselves today as they were back then.
But, really, that’s all long ago and far behind us now. But I do think that the almost universal lip service paid to our men and women in uniform these days is a reaction to the sins of those unhappy Vietnam inspired days. However, I’m always glad to see our serviceman and women appreciated, even if I’m a little suspicious of the motivation.
So, just sayin’ Steve, I read your comments and I often agree with your points, but you might want to consider an explanation or an apology before opprobrium attaches.
ropelight (a82805) — 2/7/2013 @ 2:30 pmYou know this Christopher Dorner may be another Floyd Lee Corkins in the making.
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Steve57 (bc3ba2) — 2/7/2013 @ 2:35 pmJust up at Insty…..
JOURNALISM: MSM covers up Christopher Dorner’s hard-Left political views.
Master murder-politicizer Piers Morgan: Don’t politicize Dorner murder spree.
Disturbing: Supporters, admirers leap to alleged murderer Christopher Dorner’s defense.
UPDATE: It’s worth taking Piers Morgan off TV if it saves a single life.
I also worry about the example set by gun-scofflaw David Gregory. Think of the children!
askeptic (b8ab92) — 2/7/2013 @ 3:04 pmDe Ja Vu, all over again;
http://www.liveleak.com/view?i=7c3_1249582446
narciso (3fec35) — 2/7/2013 @ 3:16 pmDorner’s a lefty alright, he hates Wayne LaPierre and the NRA, supports gun controle and a ban on semi-automatic rifles, loves Pires Morgan, and worships Barack Obama.
ropelight (a82805) — 2/7/2013 @ 3:49 pmropelight, if that was inappropriate then I don’t know of any military site that’s appropriate. Where do you think I went to retrieve that old joke? And it is old, although it’s been updated.
I think you may be taking my sense of humor the wrong way. I spent 20 years in the Navy. We poke fun at ourselves (you should hear the jokes I’ve got about submariners)as well as the other services all the time. And they give it right back. That enlistment oath parody has no doubt been floating around longer than I was. Actually, the first time I saw it was in an email a friend in the Marines sent to me back in the early 90s.
It’s not meant as an insult, and I don’t know anybody in the service who takes it as an insult. The Marine who sent me the email thought the Marine enlistment oath was hilarious. These kind of jokes are in their own way a token of respect.
Like all humor there is a grain of truth in it. The Navy, for instance, does somewhat deserve its reputation for being a gang of criminals. It’s hard not to notice when an entire battle group gets kicked out of a country.
I’m actually surprised we don’t get kicked out of more ports. My carrier nearly got kicked out of Diego Garcia. We definitely got kicked out of the O club. At that time the uniform of the day on Dodge included Pith helmets. So everyone went to the uniform shop to buy Pith helmets.
Then we went to the club. If you walk into an Navy officer’s club covered (wearing a hat) you have to buy the entire bar a round of drinks. People somehow forgot the rule and kept walking in showing off their new Pith helmets. One guy had five of them stacked on his head; he had to buy five rounds.
Discretion being the better part of valor I decided to leave when the A-7 drivers piled onto the hotdog cart and crashed it through the porch railing and onto the beach. The British Indian Ocean Territory police already had a dim view of Sailors, probably because of stuff like this. I didn’t want to stick around until they showed up. The next morning all the squadron COs were invited to inspect the damage and figure out what each one owed.
Some things never change. Back in the 70s they were giving out good conduct medals based upon who had spent the least amount of time in the brig.
In any case I can’t get offended when other people joke about certain aspects of Navy culture. At least, as long as they served. It would be more insulting if they thought we were delicate hothouse flowers who couldn’t take a joke.
I hope I didn’t say anything that gives further offense. But you asked for either an explanation or apology. I’m not going to apologize because that would imply I meant that comment as an insult. It was nothing of the sort.
If you want to see an actual insult to those serving in the military, here it is:
FIRST ON CNN: Panetta to recommend pay cut for military
It’s just another in a series of middle fingers Obama has directed at the military.
Steve57 (bc3ba2) — 2/7/2013 @ 4:43 pmI haven’t seen it mentioned here, but R.I.P. Chris Kyle.
Details announced for Navy SEAL’s memorial service at Cowboys Stadium
He was trying to help out a brother who was having a hard time coping and got shot.
This murder I’m sure they’ll politicize. The scum.
Steve57 (bc3ba2) — 2/7/2013 @ 5:10 pmThanks Steve, I wasn’t insulted. I’ve said worse things about the Army, the Navy, and the Navy’s little sister, not to mention the Jarheads and the Jr Birdmen.
I just thought today was the wrong day for that comment and got a bit carried away reliving my return. Maybe I’m the one that owes you an apology.
ropelight (a82805) — 2/7/2013 @ 5:14 pmYou know I thought ‘the Following’ was fiction;
http://twitchy.com/2013/02/07/disturbing-supporters-admirers-leap-to-alleged-murderer-christopher-dorners-defense/
narciso (3fec35) — 2/7/2013 @ 5:15 pmNo apology needed or desired, ropelight. I can definitely see your point.
Steve57 (bc3ba2) — 2/7/2013 @ 5:35 pmWell played, Patterico…
The Sanity Inspector (97014d) — 2/7/2013 @ 5:39 pmdelicate hothouse flowers
No squid could stand that heat (Heh!).
askeptic (2bb434) — 2/7/2013 @ 6:12 pm