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0. Gun nut sends poison to Obama, Bloomberg.(Reuters) - U.S. authorities are investigating a Texas man over threatening letters containing a deadly poison mailed to U.S. President Barack Obama and New York Mayor Michael Bloomberg, a law enforcement official said on Friday.
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FBI investigators in Texas are questioning a man in New Boston, Texas after his wife called the police to report suspicious activity, the law enforcement source said. The agency is proceeding cautiously, and the man has not been charged, the source added.
Those letters were postmarked May 20 from Shreveport, Louisiana, according to an official briefed on the investigation. They referred to the debate over the nation's gun laws and also were sent to Bloomberg's gun control group in Washington, D.C. Initial tests showed they contained ricin.
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0. Gun nuts are assholes. (Reuters) - U.S. authorities are investigating a Texas man over threatening letters containing a deadly poison mailed to U.S. President Barack Obama and New York Mayor Michael Bloomberg, a law enforcement official said on Friday.
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FBI investigators in Texas are questioning a man in New Boston, Texas after his wife called the police to report suspicious activity, the law enforcement source said. The agency is proceeding cautiously, and the man has not been charged, the source added.
Those letters were postmarked May 20 from Shreveport, Louisiana, according to an official briefed on the investigation. They referred to the debate over the nation's gun laws and also were sent to Bloomberg's gun control group in Washington, D.C. Initial tests showed they contained ricin.
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0. Gun nut assholes breathe a sigh of relief...
Despite early reports, THIS time their tribe wasn't responsible.
But don't worry gundamentalists! Another asshole will kill someone on your behalf soon!
(Reuters) - U.S. authorities are investigating a Texas man over threatening letters containing a deadly poison mailed to U.S. President Barack Obama and New York Mayor Michael Bloomberg, a law enforcement official said on Friday.
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FBI investigators in Texas are questioning a man in New Boston, Texas after his wife called the police to report suspicious activity, the law enforcement source said. The agency is proceeding cautiously, and the man has not been charged, the source added.
Those letters were postmarked May 20 from Shreveport, Louisiana, according to an official briefed on the investigation. They referred to the debate over the nation's gun laws and also were sent to Bloomberg's gun control group in Washington, D.C. Initial tests showed they contained ricin.
Read More: http://www.reuters.com/article/2013/05/31/us-usa-obama-letter-idUSBRE94T0VL201305313.Sun Jun 9, 2013, 11:28 AM - Unexplained edit. (Hide)
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0. Gungeoneer-type assholes breathe a sigh of relief...
Despite early reports, THIS time their tribe wasn't responsible.
But don't worry gundamentalists! Another asshole will kill someone on your behalf soon! (Reuters) - U.S. authorities are investigating a Texas man over threatening letters containing a deadly poison mailed to U.S. President Barack Obama and New York Mayor Michael Bloomberg, a law enforcement official said on Friday.
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FBI investigators in Texas are questioning a man in New Boston, Texas after his wife called the police to report suspicious activity, the law enforcement source said. The agency is proceeding cautiously, and the man has not been charged, the source added.
Those letters were postmarked May 20 from Shreveport, Louisiana, according to an official briefed on the investigation. They referred to the debate over the nation's gun laws and also were sent to Bloomberg's gun control group in Washington, D.C. Initial tests showed they contained ricin.
Read More: http://www.reuters.com/article/2013/05/31/us-usa-obama-letter-idUSBRE94T0VL201305314.Sun Jun 9, 2013, 01:11 PM - Unexplained edit. (Hide)
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0. Gungeoneer-type assholes breathe a sigh of relief...
Clearly I have their attention. So, listen closely:
Damn the sociopaths who hide from every gun death story and pour out of their caves to cheer at the slightest glimmer of hope that maybe, MAYBE it wasn't one of their insane tribe who did the crime this time. Damn the apologists for the madness of "gun rights," the glib assholes who wrap themselves in the Constitution to defend gun manufacturer's profits, while children and parents die by the dozens, daily.
Who defend the indefensible tooth and nail, pushing back against all gun safety legislation with equal fervor, so the simplest of it never sees the light of day: damn them.
And if this is you, damn you to hell.
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(Reuters) - U.S. authorities are investigating a Texas man over threatening letters containing a deadly poison mailed to U.S. President Barack Obama and New York Mayor Michael Bloomberg, a law enforcement official said on Friday.
(snip)
FBI investigators in Texas are questioning a man in New Boston, Texas after his wife called the police to report suspicious activity, the law enforcement source said. The agency is proceeding cautiously, and the man has not been charged, the source added.
Those letters were postmarked May 20 from Shreveport, Louisiana, according to an official briefed on the investigation. They referred to the debate over the nation's gun laws and also were sent to Bloomberg's gun control group in Washington, D.C. Initial tests showed they contained ricin.