And here was an American populace driving itself into a frenzy over... what?
So You tell me, what exactly is this 'good stuff' You want me to push on the populace?" "Life itself".
As the long roll call of mass shootings added a prosaic holiday party in San Bernardino, Calif., to its list, a wide expanse of America's populace finds itself engulfed in a collective fear, a fear tinged with confusion and exasperation and a broad brew of emotions.
Opportunists promise various saviors, and when these saviors fail to deliver, the populace finds itself disillusioned and sometimes no longer trusting "the system" and everything it contains.
The mystery of the disappearing populace has repeated itself during sweeps by soldiers and marines in northern Babil Province, a patch of land about 30 miles south of Baghdad.
Desperate to be cured of love's temporality, a love-struck populace has molded itself into an advanced race of advice receptacles, like some new form of miracle sponge that can instantly absorb many times its own body weight in wetness.
And year in, year out, their anti-shale gas populace has demonstrated itself to be hands on and battle-ready.
On one end of the political spectrum, Willeford embodied the NRA's axiom that "the only thing that stops a bad guy with a gun is a good guy with a gun" — the argument that the best defense against mass shootings is a better-armed and better-trained civilian populace, ready to defend itself, anywhere, at a moment's notice.
But when the populace engages in the destruction itself, it can also serve a cathartic purpose.
Neither are we too far removed from the terror that can visit itself on a disarmed populace: the Czechs of Prague Spring, the Jews of Europe under the Third Reich".
