Homelander

This pompous clown doesn’t give a damn about the Constitution, the rule of law, or basic human decency.

Only a matter of time before the Nazis come for Scott and BILL!

What should we do when they come for you

Let's talk about churches.

You are trash.

100%

BS - it's all the same.

Oh, you’ve made your point crystal clear. You're exactly the kind of perfectly programmed NRA parrot who defends the gun at all costs while blaming everyone but the weapon. And ironically, it’s people like you - emotionally unhinged, intellectually bankrupt, and terminally self-righteous - who should be kept as far from a firearm as possible.

When you lose GG.

This aged well. Restoring Freedom Of Speech And Ending Federal Censorship – The White House Very well.

On the left: the most powerful person in the world in a black undershirt. On the right: Putin’s B word, dressed for obedience and begging for relevance.

Bless your heart.

This guy has nothing better to do?

Weapons are tools designed to kill that's their sole purpose. When aimed and fired at a person, it doesn't write poetry or solve equations. It kills. This isn't opinion; it's physics and engineering. Mental illness exists worldwide, yet mass shootings primarily plague the US due to unrestricted firearm access combined with mental health crises. Using "mental health" as an excuse diverts attention from the core issue: easy access to lethal weapons. Both mentally stable and unstable individuals commit violence. The critical factor is access to guns, which make temporary anger deadly. Ah yes, the flu - interesting how a virus that killed over a million Americans gets downgraded when it’s politically inconvenient. But sure, let’s pretend public health was the root of all evil instead of a once-in-a-century global crisis. As for crime stats and KPIs - fascinating how you care about data integrity only when it supports your narrative. When it’s gun violence? Suddenly it’s “just anecdotal.” When it’s kids being killed in schools? You pivot to test scores. Almost like your concern isn’t for children, but for scoring political points. And the Department of Education? You’d rather burn it down than admit that underfunding, book bans, and ideological warfare are gutting public schools far faster than any bureaucrat in DC. So, spare me the performative sigh. This isn’t about helping kids. It’s about deflecting blame. And deep down, you know it. More deflection - drag the entire world into the room to avoid admitting a uniquely American crisis. Yes, other countries face problems. What they don’t face are routine mass shootings. That’s not “complexity” - that’s failure. And no, it’s not because we’re “too soft” on kids. It’s because we’re too soft on guns. “Blame the knife” dodge. Cute. But knives aren’t designed for mass slaughter from 30 feet away. Guns are. And guess what? Guns kill more people in the US than any other weapon by far. That’s not opinion, it’s FBI data. If your argument hinges on pretending a kitchen knife is as deadly as an AR-15, you’ve already lost. Karmelo can sit this one out. More statistics gymnastics - twist, spin, ignore context. Guns aren’t 10% of homicides - they’re over 75%. Nice try. And yes, mental health and broken systems matter. But none of that changes this: only one weapon turns every societal failure into a mass casualty event in under a minute. Just 1.25%? That “tiny” number is thousands of dead Americans a year. You’re tossing percentages around like lives aren’t the cost. Dig deeper? Sure. But let’s not pretend “derp derp guns” is anything but projection when you’re downplaying corpses with decimal points. On this very page - seven years ago - you were spouting the same bitter, basement-dwelling nonsense. Pathetic.

Ah yes, the familiar deflection - blame everything except the weapons that kill people in seconds. Mental health? Broken systems? Of course these matter but every country faces these challenges. What they don't experience is mass shootings as a weekly occurrence. The key difference? Easy access to guns and little accountability. Bringing up an unrelated cases to downplay another school shooting isn't insight - it's misdirection. One tragedy doesn't negate another, nor does it change the reality that firearms make violence swifter, deadlier, and more prevalent. So yes, guns are the problem.

All these countries supposedly lining up to strike deals with the ‘genius author’ of The Art of the Deal and here he is, begging China to make him an offer. You can’t make this kind of irony up.