A Depressing Day for America

It’s rare for the U.S. stock market to behave as though it cares even slightly about what’s going on in the real world. Yesterday, however, the news out of San Bernardino was so appalling that it may have contributed to the selloff on Wall Street.  There are times when everyone in America is feeling at least a little depressed, and Wednesday may have been one of those days.  Not in our lifetime have things seems to spin so crazily out of control. Was the apparent terrorist attack the start of an epic wave of domestic violence? No one can say.

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  • John Jay Dec 3, 2015 @ 16:40

    Correction to my previous comment:

    On drugs, or Time Travelers from the 7th Century AD.

    There, I think that covers all the bases.

  • Ryan Dec 3, 2015 @ 8:11

    The “apparent terrorist attack” was just another drill gone live; nobody is ever killed in these hoaxes. From sandy hook to charleston to Boston bombing, it’s all kabuki theatre for the masses to accept gun confiscation. Same m.o., fake attack, fake “victims”, elites call for gun control, rinse, wash, repeat. Time to wake up, sheeple and expose these hoaxes or their nefarious agenda will continue unabated.

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    Ryan, I don’t doubt your sincerity, but isn’t there some other blog site that would be more welcoming of posts like this one?. RA

  • John Jay Dec 3, 2015 @ 0:48

    Very likely the perps were on drugs, how else could they slaughter helpless innocents?

    And I wish someone in the Press would ask the POTUS the following question:

    If he is so very much concerned about military weapons getting into the wrong hands, then why has Fast and Furious not resulted in any criminal indictments?
    Further more, why are we air-dropping pallet loads of military weapons at random in the deserts of MENA?
    The world wonders!

  • Benjamin Dec 3, 2015 @ 0:12

    “Was the apparent terrorist attack the start of an epic wave of domestic violence? No one can say.”

    http://www.thereligionofpeace.com/attacks-2015.htm

    That’s just the last eleven months, not even a complete year. Last time I counted, which was early last month, there were 68 full pages of incidents. And those are just the successful acts of “peace and love”. The site doesn’t list all of them, though. Nor does it list the assaults, rapes, civil unrest, failed attempts and the many jihadists who are arrested before they can even attempt anything. If those were included, the list would surely be at least quadruple in size.

    Yes, one can definitely say that this is an epic wave of violence.

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    Of course, It may eventually come to be seen as World War III in its adolescence. RA