sanatanadharma
sanatanadharma's JournalThus confirming that the more lax or worshipfull laws are about guns, the more they are used
The more guns there are and the less oversight by civilized society, the more wrongful deaths there are and will be.
Less oversight about who gets guns gives guys and gals, without a clue, the overlordship power of life and death.
The USA must begin gathering gun and gun abuse data at the Federal level.
'Can't say gay, can't teach kids reality (like menstruation)' is simply 'can't study guns' repackaged by the republican't team.
Society, TV, movies, video games, make-up and other artists of bodily gore, the entire gun-industry, the evening news, and so many purveyors of illusion all hypnotize people into thinking a delusion is reality.
It is religion with a god and a short scripture, half ignored
The gun is Divine
The 2nd amendment is scripture
Scripture is inviolable
The offering is body and flesh and blood
The worshipers are born-againers
The dead will not be born again
The gun is the Devil
All actions have consequences
Not all consequences are foreseen nor desired.
All action is impelled by desire.
If an action to be taken is known to not satisfy the desire, why act out.
If an action will satisfy the desire, action may be taken to satisfy the desire. Success is not guaranteed.
Desire clouds wisdom and the unintended and unwanted results ruin our best made plans.
Satisfaction achieved fails to last.
New desires grab us, ever more and more driving desires deluge and delude the dull.
Some karmic-comeuppance is quite entertaining to watch when one is sitting outside of those dubious desires.
Indeed! We should all honor our daily resurrection wherein the world is returned to us
Indeed! We should all honor our daily resurrection wherein the world is returned to us in consciousness whereby with conscience, we get a second chance to right the wrong previously done.
When one is unconscious, the world goes away, not the one.
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