eVille Times

Jun 13, 2016

My Donkeys

1700 guys making almost $5 Billion a year, but it's the jewelry they really play for.

Peyton adds to his collection.#Horsepower https://t.co/2ToDeTQsc9
— Denver Broncos (@Broncos) June 13, 2016

John Oliver

And a tweet

pic.twitter.com/G6Ba4zXYr2
— Steve Galluccio (@stevegalluccio) June 13, 2016

Dear God,

Prince was my favorite guitar player, and you called him home last month.

Muhammad Ali was my all-time favorite sports hero, and you took him last week.

I just wanted to get up with you today, and remind you that my favorite candidate is a guy named Donald Trump.

I'm not expecting miracles here, but, you know - just in case you got nothing better to do or whatever.

Thanks,
Mike

cribbed from a post by FB pal Linda

Jun 12, 2016

Let Them Show

Like a rainbow

Today's Eternal Sadness - Orlando

We can usually expect some jagoff on DumFux News to start spluttering about "where are the moderate Muslims...!!!!"

CAIR to ISIS: "You do not speak for us, you do not represent us. You are an aberration." https://t.co/5HsAkKaqvp https://t.co/xCq4sInXFC
— CBSN (@CBSNLive) June 12, 2016

So now, I guess I have to wonder why we never heard from "the moderate Christians..." when dick-face-what's-his-name shot up that Planned Parenthood joint in Colorado Springs.

But anyway.

9-11
😖Never Again
+ Massive Response
= No more 9-11s

Sandy Hook
😖Never Again
+ Don't Do Shit
= another 998 mass shootings since then

🖕NRA
— Mike Roberts (@eVilleMike) June 12, 2016

Meanwhile:

Connecticut’s U.S. senators blamed Congress for the killing of at least 50 people early Sunday at an Orlando club, saying lawmakers’ inaction on gun control makes them “complicit” in the shooting rampage.

Sens. Chris Murphy and Richard Blumenthal, both Democrats and vocal gun control advocates, represent the community of Newtown, where a gunman fatally shot 20 children and six adults at Sandy Hook Elementary School in 2012.

“This phenomenon of near constant mass shootings happens only in America – nowhere else,” Murphy said Sunday. “Congress has become complicit in these murders by its total, unconscionable deafening silence. This doesn’t have to happen, but this epidemic will continue without end if Congress continues to sit on its hands and do nothing – again.”