This guy is awesome.

[HawktimusPrime]

 

[moral_victory]

Came here for a picture of myself. Leaving disappointed.

 

[HawktimusPrime]

Came here for a picture of myself. Leaving disappointed.

Can't we all...just be awesome?

 

[N_fuego]

Absolutely!

 

[mthawkeyes]

This guy is why I support gun rights. It gives me hope that someday a nutcase might off this MFer rather than a bunch of random people.

 

[moral_victory]

This guy is why I support gun rights. It gives me hope that someday a nutcase might off this MFer rather than a bunch of random people.

Guns are so anti climatic.

 

[ChrisVarick]

I love how Congress allows Big Pharma to write the laws on drugs now they want to come after this guy who most likely used those laws.

 

[moral_victory]

I love how Congress allows Big Pharma to write the laws on drugs now they want to come after this guy who most likely used those laws.

He broke their rules by getting caught and becoming a public figure.

 

[strummingram]

This guy is why I support gun rights. It gives me hope that someday a nutcase might off this MFer rather than a bunch of random people.

And, that hope is exactly why people insist that we need gun laws. The irony!

 

[strummingram]

I dunno what these lawyers-turned-legislators are trying to do, exactly. But, their sold souls are hardly in any position to act as if they're above the guy who used the FUBAR system that they made and maintain, and profited from it. I cannot understand what would make a person want to do what he did. I couldn't do it. But, the entire system is bulging with corruption. Gowdy has no problem defunding, or even eliminating, programs that help women like the one the chairman described in the opening statement.

Our government would be awesome if it weren't for the politicians.

 

[Funky Bunch]

SAB?

 

[ghost80]

The smirch this Ahole had on his face said it all. I'd like to punch him in his Michael Jackson nose.

 

[HawktimusPrime]

He had an interview on some rap station and he actually made me less disgusted with him. As someone mentioned before he's hardly the first person to do something like this, or even close to being the worst case of it.
The drug cost went up, but the insurance companies covered it and the poor basically got it for free. There's a reason why he's acting like he doesn't give a fvck, because this whole situation is blown completely out of proportion by fuzzy media coverage.

 

[Funky Bunch]

Wait, you pulled a pepsi on this and then made another thread about it?

 

[Herkmeister]

He had an interview on some rap station and he actually made me less disgusted with him. As someone mentioned before he's hardly the first person to do something like this, or even close to being the worst case of it.
The drug cost went up, but the insurance companies covered it and the poor basically got it for free. There's a reason why he's acting like he doesn't give a fvck, because this whole situation is blown completely out of proportion by fuzzy media coverage.

You left out a variable. Taxpayers and premium players are the ones who suffer.

 

[mthawkeyes]

He had an interview on some rap station and he actually made me less disgusted with him. As someone mentioned before he's hardly the first person to do something like this, or even close to being the worst case of it.
The drug cost went up, but the insurance companies covered it and the poor basically got it for free. There's a reason why he's acting like he doesn't give a fvck, because this whole situation is blown completely out of proportion by fuzzy media coverage.

And I'm sure the insurance companies just ate the cost out of goodness of their hearts. Everyone who has insurance paid for it in their premium.