We talked with Larry Hincker from Virginia Tech about the visit. He says "Free speech is a hallmark of university life. Still, I find it terribly offensive to learn that the gun-seller of the weapons used in the Virginia Tech campus murders would set foot on this campus."No, Hincker.
Hincker went on to say he thinks it's incredibly insensitive to the families of the victims.
What's terribly offensive is you, murderer enabler.
What's incredibly insensitive is that you continue to endanger other human beings with your bloody-handed incompetence.
Hincker and his boss Steger practically jumped up and down and cheered when the bill to allow concealed handgun permitees to carry on campus was defeated. That was around the time jail inmate William Morva killed a deputy with the deputy's gun and escaped during a visit to the nearby hospital. He killed a hospital security guard too. The Tech campus was locked down for an entire day, and students were escorted to their dorms in the surrender position. Exactly.
ReplyDeleteToo bad Cho wasn't REALLY a mental case and didn't become disoriented and blunder into Hincker's and Steger's offices by mistake. Steger could hear his trusting customers being killed, it was that close.
Hincker applauds and implements the serving up of defenseless victims to murderers and he has the audacity to be offended?
ReplyDeleteEven after having a not inconsiderable part in the killing of 32 people he is offended?
David, that is not incompetence. That is evil.
Hincker's continued breathing is incredibly insensitive to the families of the victims, as well as the rest of a supposedly free nation.
ReplyDeleteI'll chip in for the rope if he's man enough to do the rest.
OTOH, Hinckler is only trying to be consistent with Wayne LaPierre, who testifies in congress for "gun-free" school zones.
ReplyDeletePretty hard to expect lefties school administrators & politicians to overturn "gun-free" school zones when "even the NRA" supports them.
RH