...suicide victims.

But I guess so do many other promotional actions. I'm reminded of ribbon campaigns and laws named after victims.

In a sensible world, we would discuss crime and preventative measures from a more mature and less emotional point of view.

In reality, moms and dads and kids and dogs and cats want less violence.

Not so sure about cats, but you know what I mean.

...from a group with little of substance to offer in their arguments. Monsanto Mom can fuck off...and take that nascent totalitarian Bloomberg with her.

And my cat fully endorses violence...because she's a cat. that's what they do. Well, that and sleep a lot...

...Monsanto Mom is about as trustworthy as the average politician, maybe less so. I think that covers the bulk of the leadership.

I infer (guess, assume...) because a "Mom" says it, it is somehow more valid, important, wise... (Listen to your mother and don't run with scissors either.)

But seriously, group some "Moms" together who happen to agree about something (guns, drunk driving...) and start a campaign against something; you'll probably get some free press.

I think it's exploitative, the same way that children are used in the argument as an emotional tool.

It's not really constructive, I think it's devious.

The kids wanted to treat Mom to some quality time at the range Saturday between games at 8:30am and 6:00pm.


Now that's what I call a day of action and family fun....of course it won't be a bused in faux poutrage protest, but that's the way it goes sometimes.