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MSNBC’s Chris Hayes Thankful Terrorists Used Bombs, Not Guns

MSNBC’s Chris Hayes Thankful Terrorists Used Bombs, Not Guns

Tell that to the 29 injured.

On Saturday night, a pressure bomb exploded in the Chelsea neighborhood of Manhattan, leaving 29 people injured.

Despite that pesky fact, MSNBC’s Chris Hayes is thankful it was a BOMB, not a gun.

I wonder if he would say that to those injured by the bomb. Anyway, the people of Twitter had a field day.

Haye’s pal, Sam Stein, decided to join in.

A man stabbed nine people at a Minnesota mall over the weekend. But guess what! An OFF-DUTY COP SHOT the suspect before he could do more harm. Hhhhmmmm… interesting fact.

https://twitter.com/FBillMcMorris/status/777898506820395008

In 1927, Andrew Kehoe bombed the Bath Consolidated School in Bath Township, Michigan. The explosion killed 38 children and six adults, leaving 58 injured.

That picture is the Alfred P. Murrah Federal Building in Oklahoma City after Timothy McVeigh detonated a bomb there on April 19, 1995. The explosion killed 168 people and injured 680 others. The victims ranged between 3 months to 73 years old. In total, 19 children died.

https://twitter.com/Coondawg68/status/777906994321686528

The Boston Marathon bombing on April 15, 2013, killed 3 people and injured 264. The bombers also used pressure cooker bombs. These are the victims:

https://twitter.com/LDoren/status/777898987181318144

Pesky little fact that guns actually helped the police capture Ahmad Khan Rahami, the man behind the attack. Oh wait. Rahami had a gun on him when police surrounded him:

An eyewitness to Rahami’s capture in Linden, NJ told Fox News that he saw a man walking down a street with a gun in his hand. A police car pulled up next to him and the man fired at cops 4-6 times. The shooter then began running down the street with several police cars trailing him, the witness, Peter Bilinskas, said.

The police also linked him to a bomb that exploded in New Jersey on the same route at a Marine Corps charity run.

Later Sunday night, the police found a “backpack with multiple bombs inside” in Elizabeth, New Jersey.

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Comments

He could also point out that we’re very very lucky that Islam is a religion of peace.

    gospace in reply to tom swift. | September 19, 2016 at 7:15 pm

    I always type The Religion of Peace™.

    You get the ™ symbol by holding the alt key down then 0153 on the number pad.

    But you’re right. He could be just as accurate by pointing out that we’re very very lucky that Islam is The Religion of Peace™.

      LibraryGryffon in reply to gospace. | September 20, 2016 at 10:33 pm

      I find that “Religion of Pieces” is usually far more accurate any time folks are trying to convince me of Islam’s status as a “Religion of Peace“.

    guyjones in reply to tom swift. | September 20, 2016 at 6:18 am

    Indeed — as a wit had observed on a news site that I once saw (I paraphrase) — “It’s a good thing that Islam is a religion of peace, or else people might get hurt.”

And I, for one, am, like, really really glad they, like, didn’t use 50 caliber nuclear bullets held in a clip that, like, holds 11, or more, bullety things.

I’m just glad they didn’t end their sentence with a preposition, this being a war of narratives after all.

We need strict bomb control laws. That’ll take care of the problem.

By the way, the guy who shot the Minnesota knifer? Somehow the msm missed his creds.

USPSA Shooter, 3-Gunner, and NRA-certified firearms instructor Jason Falconer has been identified as the man who shot and killed a 22-year-old Somali immigrant who went on a stabbing rampage inside a St. Cloud, (MN) Mall on Saturday.

    Ragspierre in reply to 4fun. | September 19, 2016 at 6:22 pm

    Yep. A good guy with a gun who know how to use it.

    Can’t be beat…

    Anchovy in reply to 4fun. | September 19, 2016 at 8:28 pm

    Well then what with all that training he should have know better than to shoot the guy so many times.

    It is really hard to waterboard someone full of holes because the water keeps leaking out.

    rinardman in reply to 4fun. | September 19, 2016 at 8:37 pm

    Plus, putting up ‘Bomb Free Zone’ signs would stop these insane bombers right in their tracks.

    Barry in reply to 4fun. | September 19, 2016 at 9:11 pm

    He also owns a firing range and conducts tactical training.

    Right guy in the right place. We got lucky.

“On Saturday night, a pressure bomb exploded in the Chelsea neighborhood of Manhattan, leaving 29 people injured.”

OK, I’m going to be guy and a lil’ picky…

All bombs are “pressure bombs”. Over-pressure in a split-second event is what makes them deadly and shatters bodies.

A pipe or pressure-cooker is designed to make a “low explosive” like gun powder ACT like a high explosive by containing the evolution of gas until the vessel is breached by the power of the gases generated. That’s why they are used.

As I mentioned in another, earlier post, we are lucky the bomber elected to hide his bombs in the containers he did. That cut down HUGELY on the deadly effect of his devices.

This could have been Boston Marathon-level carnage.

    rinardman in reply to Ragspierre. | September 19, 2016 at 8:51 pm

    All bombs are “pressure bombs”.

    OK, I’m going to be a guy, and defend Mary. When I read that, I assumed that she meant to write ‘pressure cooker bomb’, but had a small brain fart. Something I would know about, because if brain farts produced methane, Algore would be blaming me for AGW.

We’re lucky the fool didn’t know how to build real bombs, such as those that regularly kill scores of people per incident in places like Iraq and Afghanistan. It was his incompetence (and luck that nobody was nearby) that prevented the devices from being deadly, not his choice of weapons.

I can think of only two occasions when I would use “terrorists” and “thankful” in the same sentence. 1) I’m thankful a terrorist is dead. 2) I’m thankful whenever a day has gone by and terrorists have not used any weapon at all!

Thanks for only pistol whipping me, Bif.

Thankful??? What a moron!

idiot

And this guy will keep his job and will continue to be paid an outrageous sum of money. Sick.

Now if he insulted Mohammed, then he’d be out on the street. And probably knifed or blown up (thankfully, not shot).

Oh my yes, a good thing he used a bomb instead of a gun! Because bombs are so much less lethal than guns!

I’m sorry, but I’m beginning to think the only possible solution is for people to just start beating the stupid out of these prog morons when they say stupid shit like this.

    Luapious in reply to Paul. | September 19, 2016 at 11:01 pm

    Unfortunately, trying to beat the stupid out of people does not work, but it does make you fell a hell of a lot better doing it.

You can not fix STUPID!

And Chris Hayes has a terminal case of extreme stupidity!

While there is little question that fundamental Islam still preaches violence against “infidels” – and that could be anyone – and lots of other stuff that is hateful to modern, enlightened, liberal, tolerant, loving,compassionate, caring human beings like those of us who pay taxes so we can kill people all over the world while pretending to be purveying truth, justice, and the capitalist way of death, the reality is more complex than people seem to understand. We have 30,000 murders a year in the US. Many of them are committed by sincere Christians, but nobody highlights the religion of those perpetrators. Timothy McVeigh killed a lot of people with a bomb, but nobody suggests that he was driven by theology. Why can’t people see that humanity shares a lot of nutcases among their populations, and those nuts demonstrate their irrationality in numerous culturally-linked ways? So, yeah, psychotic Mohammedans shoot, stab, and blow people up. As do psychotic non-Muslims. There are two underlying questions which everyone seems to be avoiding: Are some cultures more likely to produce psychosis than others? That’s unclear, since psychosis itself seems well distributed around the world. And are some cultures likely to encourage a violent manifestation of individual psychosis? That, too, is less clear than one might think. For all the screaming about violent Islamic extremists, even in the middle of the violence, most people are not thrilled by the death and destruction. And in this country, with millions of Muslims, there hasn’t been that much more violence committed by Muslims than by other psychotics. The real distinction would seem to be that Islamic nutcases scream “Allahu Akhbar” when killing, while Christian nutcases and atheist nutcases scream more individualized paeans.
How about a little perspective here? If you really MUST generalize, instead of blaming Muslims for every evil, how about more accurately condemning the lyingthievingpoliticians who lie, cheat, and steal from us every day while committing heinous crimes against people all over the world in the name of “democracy”?

It’s long been apparent that being a moron is a job requirement to get on the air at MSNBC.