Tuesday, April 30, 2013

Wayne La Pierre Admits “It's about my small dick”

Washington D.C
Wayne LaPierre, the chief spokes person for the gun industry lobbying group the Nation Rifle Association shocked the press and anyone following the gun debate thursday when over the course of a press conference he revealed that his obsession with guns stems from his heroically small penis.
La Pierre who has been in the public virtually non stop since the current upswell in demand for sensible gun regulation was asked a rather blunt question by a reporter for the daily beast at a press conference yesterday morning about the NRA's new push to include tactical arms training as a part of elementary school gym classes.
The reporter Marta Sester pointedly asked the NRA spokesperson why he was so obsessed with guns as a follow up question to which La Pierre replied
“It's about my small dick. Seriously, it's petite. I'm amazed I was ever able to father children. If you looked quick you might mistake it for a clit.”
After several seconds of uncomfortable silence LaPierre continued. “I don't know about anyone else, but if you look around the locker room at my gun club you are going to find an average of under two inches. Gun enthusiasts really have small penises in my experience. But if you say anything to anyone I'll introduce you to Mr. Smith and Mr. Wesson. They have huge cocks.”
The statement immediately opened the National Rifle Association to widespread mockery across the blogosphere. The Daily Koz pilloried the Gun rights lobby, calling them the Short Schlong Shooters, while Buzzfeed offered up an article with an array of things longer than an NRA members penis. Perhaps the only left wing site to avoid the obvious was Jezebel who wrote a series of scathing commentaries on the sexism of tying gun advocacy to small penises when many women who are gun advocates are in fact making up for having small breasts.
Perhaps the only thing more explosive than the response from the left was the response from the right. Several conservative pundits vociferously proclaimed that they had no idea what LaPierre was talking about. Fox's Sean Hannity went on a rant on his show Thursday night about the massive size of his masculinity, explaining that if he chose to he could in fact be having sex with the woman operating camera two while sitting behind his desk.
On his Blaze network Glenn Beck reported that he was worried about the state of the penises in America, and advised everyone listening who was able to buy farmland to house their gigantic male members. He further advised that barring that they should buy their penises weight in gold which could then be used to back the dollar in time of need.
Alex Jones of InfoWars proclaimed that the revelation by LaPierre was a false flag operation by the liberal media. Jones claimed he had exclusive evidence from a source that we was not allowed to name that LaPierre was in fact a closet democrat and perhaps “in a different type of closet, if you know what I mean”.
Even conservative host of the MSNBC show, the ring S.E. Cupp, proclaimed that she was a proud gun owner and on top of fabulous legs (which she then put up on her desk) and large breasts she too had a very large phallus.
When asked to comment on the reaction to his sudden outburst LaPierre said the following:
“I 'm sorry what? I don't know what you're talking about. I am usually far to drunk at those press briefings to remember what the hell I said.”

Tuesday, April 23, 2013

Defenders of Marriage seek to ban divorce


Washington DC

With a growing controversy over the future of traditional marriage spreading through out the country a new battle front has opened. A group calling themselves the Defenders of Traditional Marriage, has introduced bills in over a dozen state legislatures to ban any and all divorces.
The group, who claims to represent a return to truly traditional marital values: of women as property, dowry driven nuptials, and marriage as a contract between a man and his wife's father, is seeking to enforce a ban on all divorces in the United States. DTM founder, Wayne Macabee, said in an interview with Reuters on Wednesday “We are not a group of crazy religious fanatics. Many in our organization even have very modern marriages where their wives are allowed to leave the house unsupervised and even determine for themselves whether or not they want to have sex. We are not trying to take away any rights from anybody, we just don't think women have rights to take away. We feel that as far the idea of marriage in concerned, it needs to remain as it has been traditionally defined throughout the lions share of human civilization.
The group has had a dramatic increase in support in recent months after a rocky start. Once they released a statement that they while they were against divorce they did support the right of men of property to take mistresses, beat their wives and if necessary abandon their families; conservative state legislatures began to flock to their cause in droves.
Anti-marriage advocates retaliated quickly stating that Mr. Macabee “supports a archaic and dying ideology” that “has not been the ideology of any sane person since before the reformation". These groups, such as the liberal minded group Freedom From Stupid People, not only claim that a literal interpretation of the Bible is not appropriate given the allegorical history of the Hebrew tradition but even go so far to claim that there are some people not bound by Biblical law because they are not Christian.
Mr. Macabee for his part responded saying “There is nothing in the Bible that is not totally in line with a living fulfilling life provided you are a straight male who happens to believe in it's teachings. And I think that that's a criteria that we all can fit into.”
Macabee's group has carried out several demonstrations over the past few weeks around the offices of divorce attorneys local to the D.C. Area. Often standing there harassing people trying to enter the offices. DTM protestors are often seen carrying signs with a picture of a pair of wedding rings and photos of happy couples from wedding ceremonies with slogans such as: “I would have taken you even without the dowry” and “You said till Death do us part and you're not dead yet.”
In some areas pro divorce groups like, Americans for Second Chances and the National Bar Association have started advertising for volunteer escorts to help shield couples trying to seek an end to their marriage.
The actions of DTM have created some strange bed fellows in Washington as Illinois Senator Mark Kirk(R) and California Representative Karen Bass(D) have come together to write a bill to simultaneously go through the house and Senate known as the Newt Gingrich act. The Bill would effectively end the DTM's movement by removing the specific first amendment rights of the group and it's members. The bill is expected to pass by a narrow margin when voted on next Tuesday.