The Logic Of Causation

Liberals and Progressives, on an individual basis, may or may not be smart. As a group though, they’re obviously poorly educated despite how much and how often these would-be aristocrats vaunt their institutions of supposedly higher learning and disdain and deride anyone who couldn’t or just didn’t attend them.

Very basic teachings, especially the logic of causation, seem to have not been part of their curricula.

If Guns Cause Murders...
Follow The Logic Of Causation

On the face of it, this is pretty ridiculous. When you stop and really think about it though, you realize that’s not just ridiculous; it’s both ignorant and utterly inane.

I know – these are the same people whose creation myth was for decades centered upon there once being nothing – no matter, energy, space, or even time – and then, one day, it blew up!

Obviously, causation was never a significant part of their so-called educations. Hence, I probably should expect no better of them in more mundane matters.

Yep! According the “logic” taught to America’s domestic enemies, inanimate, non-self activating or motivating objects are the cause of things and need to be criminalized. Guns cause murders. Hence, cutlery must cause obesity, cars must cause accidents, and paper must cause bad laws.

It couldn’t possibly be the people using these items and, even more so, it couldn’t possibly be the case that people would just find other means to cause harm.

If they weren’t such a clear a present danger to America I’d suggest just patting them on their heads, saying, “Isn’t that special that you think that,” and sending them back to their ivory towers where they’d be no longer a danger to themselves or others…and barring the doors.

4 Responses to “The Logic Of Causation”

Alan Scott Says:
March 8th, 2013 at 8:35 pm
Jonolan,

Our rulers do not have to go after guns, when they can go after ammunition. The latest assault on the Constitution by a Democrat is a proposed law by State Senator Gibson of Florida requiring anger management classes for ammunition buyers. I keep wondering what part of the word ” infringed” in the Second Amendment do these people not understand?

I think a class on the English language and the Constitution should be the law before anyone can run for political office in America. At least for Democrats.
jonolan Says:
March 9th, 2013 at 7:42 am
Yeah, going after ammunition or making gun ownership too expensive through mandatory, punitive insurance coverage is the new ways our domestic enemies seek to disarm and enslave us.

The solution, of course, is quite simple. Kill them. Filth like Gibson won’t be putting forward anti-American laws if they and their families are rotting in a landfill somewhere.

It won’t happen though. Too few Americans are ready to treat our enemies as enemies, with all that entails and to wage total war against them and any of the bloodlines.
Fenris Badwulf Says:
March 9th, 2013 at 10:26 am
I understand that ammunition manufacture can be done at home. Some people, I have heard, are making their own guns.

These Stalinist statists campaign against guns and ammo will be about as effective as prohibition was against drink. It will drive it underground, into the arms of organized secret societies who will turn their monopoly of force into income streams.

Unfortunately, the core problem is the watering down of America into a Balkan region of Gimme-American tribes, puffed up by racist propaganda, entitlements, and whore written media. Your education system has been infiltrated by Bolsheviks, and your political class are following the two billion dollar legacy of Chavez model, even as they dress up in Chavez red.

There is a rebellion in the wind. The statists won’t squeeze until they have the guns of the peasants locked up. The peasants are being surrounded by welfare zombies. Who will squeek first?
jonolan Says:
March 10th, 2013 at 9:38 am
Yes, ammunition can be made at home, but reloading has always been one of the things most strongly attacked by America’s domestic enemies and attacked in a myriad number of ways.

Happily (sort of), rebellion IS in the wind. I just hope that enough people remember that assassination should be the first choice and widespread insurrection the last resort.

Sadly (no matter how one looks at it), I may hope for this but have little or no reason to expect it.