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本帖最后由 TFollowerII 于 2014-2-14 14:40 编辑
关于俄亥俄国民警卫队去年的一次演习的文档在最近被公布以后,其中一些细节让人不快。演习中,恐怖分子被描述为:
- 支持第二修正案、支持公民拥枪权
- 痛恨2011年通过的某个控枪法案
- 有新纳粹背景
- 使用化学,生化和放射等方法实施恐怖活动
诚然,有左翼极端分子,也有右翼极端分子,但是有必要在演习中专门为了逼真强烈暗示支持2A的和搞恐怖主义活动有密切的相关性吗?我就不信,国民警卫队看到有氰化钾投毒,还要先分析一下,是支持拥枪权修正案干的,还是支持言论自由修正案的干的。虽然都是氰化钾,但是由于不同政治理念的人投的,国民警卫队会兑不同的解药?
这种做法实际上就是抹黑拥枪派。为什么大众一听NRA就讨厌?为什么一听你有枪,就把你当怪物,尽管拥枪是宪法赋予公民的重要权力之一。一个理由就是长期对拥枪派负面的心理暗示的积累。
为什么NRA的教官说可以说Gun,可以说Firearm,不能说Weapon。就是因为希望避免这种强烈的心理暗示。见Cyberx1911的先放一个罐子在教室前面
还有在其它地方,我看到专门纠正说mass murder而不是mass shooting。也是为了避免这种对于拥枪派很不公平的心理暗示。mass MURDER was prevented not mass shooting
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That is true. Mass shooting happens at the range every day. Mass murder does not
我看多些这种抹黑拥枪派的动作,真正到了强行收缴枪支的时候就会顺当一点。对于不服从收缴的也容易处理多了,一个帽子就够了:国内的恐怖分子。看谁会替你说话?看谁敢替你说话?
Ohio National Guard portrayed gun rights supporters as domestic terrorists during drill
Questions are being raised about the Ohio National Guard after internal documents revealed that the agency conducted a training drill last year in which Second Amendment advocates were portrayed as domestic terrorists.
WSAZ News reported out of Portsmouth, Ohio early last year that a mock disaster had been staged in order to see first responders from Scioto County and the Ohio Army National Guard’s Fifty-Second Civil Support Unit would react to a make-believe scenario in which school officials plotted to use chemical, biological and radiological agents against members of the community.
"It's the reality of the world we live in," Portsmouth Police Chief Bill Raisin told the network last January. "Don't forget there is such a thing as domestic terrorism. This helps us all be prepared."
This week, though, the website MediaTrackers published documents pertaining to that drill, and with it they’ve raised concerns regarding how gun rights activists were depicted.
Those documents, Jesse Hathaway wrote for MediaTrackers on Monday, “reveal the details of a mock disaster where Second Amendment supporters with ‘anti-government’ opinions were portrayed as domestic terrorists.”
One of those documents referenced by Hathaway is an incident summary that appears to have been completed by the first responders who participated in last year’s exercise.
According to that report, the first responders who handled the mock emergency took special note of what appeared in the classroom of a school that was searched during the exercise.
“On the chalkboard as well as the tables there were several statements about protecting Gun Rights and Second Amendment rights,” the summary read.
The summary also suggests that the first-responders took note of documents found inside the building pertaining to the school’s lunch schedule, as well as instructions and informational sheets on the poisonous compound ricin. Although it’s not referenced specifically in the incident summary report, the 38 pages of documents obtained by MediaTrackers also includes a 2011 article pertaining to gun control that’s on file alongside other evidence obtained from the school, including the name and phone number purportedly belonging to William Pierce, a now-deceased notorious neo-Nazi. MediaTrackers’ Hathaway says the documents that have been made public show that Pierce was portrayed during the trill as the “fiction right-wing terrorists’ leader.”
When MediaTrackers approached the Scioto County Emergency Management Agency director Kim Carver about the documents, though, she said she was “not going to get into an Ohio Army National Guard issue that you have with them.”
Ohio National Guard Communications Director James Sims II, MediaTrackers claims, told the website that it was “not relevant” as to why conservatives may feel targeted by being portrayed as anti-government extremists.
“Okay, I’m gonna stop ya there. I’m going to quit this conversation,” Sims told the site when reached for comment. “You have a good day.”
Those who did agree to speak to MediaTrackers, however, had much more to say.
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