"A little man with a big eraser, changing history"
 

Those are the lyrics to the 1988 Megadeth song Hook In Mouth, which also references the Parents Music Resource Center, the American political group that tried to censor music lyrics and helped Judas Priest to be tried as an accessory to an attempted suicide.

But try not to judge Bourque too harshly: you can't expect him to know that blaming your behavior on rock lyrics is an idea whose time has long since come and gone -- at the age of 24, he hadn't even been born when the song was written!

Bourque was last seen heading toward a wooded park near his locked-down neighborhood. Will he follow the lead of America's Eliot Rodger, who swore revenge against the "sluts" who wouldn't date him in an online video, "erased" the lives of seven people, then took his own?

UPDATE -- they've caught him!

...A spokesman with the RCMP said Bourque was arrested in Moncton at 12:10 a.m. AT Friday...

Well, now you can show the cops how tough you REALLY are! And please, no whining about how Megadeth's lyrics took over your mind -- that dog hasn't hunted since two years before you were born!

P.S. A lone gunman armed with a shotgun opened fire Thursday in a building at a small Seattle Washington university, fatally wounding one person and injuring three others before a student subdued him with pepper spray as he tried to reload, Seattle police said...

Aloha !

Really, just lay off the glue.

Salaam Aleikum,
Sebastiaan

So he goes after cops, the ultimate in authority (next to God?), to whom he turns himself in by coming out the woods knowing full well he'd be spotted, laying down his arms, and waiting for them to show up. What a letdown -- he must have had a post-glue crash.

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That's about as "revolting" as you can get. I wonder if they're in their late teens to mid-twenties, like Aaron R. Ybarra (the Seattle shooter), Eliot Rodger and Justin Bourque?

The faction of gun nuts here in America have lost their minds over perceived threats to their rights. The threats don't exist but they are irrational and in a frenzy about our president and their belief that he is basically the devil incarnate. I follow it all pretty closely and I will not be shocked at all if there are more incidents like the one that happened at the Walmart in Las Vegas. There are groups dedicated to the idea of revolution, it's pretty sick.

Shame on her, calling them "crazy" -- doesn't she know it's not polite to speak ill of the dead? Besides, they were certainly "sane" enough to stick someone else with the evidence...or DID they stick someone else with the evidence?

We have only Ms. Fielder's word that the Millers gave her that stuff -- did she tell the cops she had it, or was she served with a warrant? If it's the latter, Ms. Fielder would be very wise to lawyer up (and SHUT up) before she's charged as an accomplice.

From Jared's Facebook Page:



From Amanda's Facebook page:

Why are you defending 2 PSYCHO CRAZY people that killed 3 innocent people?

Defending? No, that was sarcasm. Of course they're psycho crazy -- so crazy, in fact:

ABC News.com: Cliven Bundy and his supporters, some of them armed militia members, thwarted a Bureau of Land Management roundup of his cattle near Bunkerville in April. The BLM says Bundy owes more than $1 million in grazing fees and penalties for trespassing without a permit over 20 years...

Jerad and Amanda Miller were asked to leave his father's ranch after being there for a few days this spring...(W)hile details were still sketchy...Cliven Bundy's son... Ammon...said...the Millers' conduct was the problem. He called the couple "very radical" and said they did not "align themselves" with the protest's main issues.

Ammon Bundy said his family "has had no quarrel" with Las Vegas police and disavowed the Millers' actions.

You're more right than you thought -- they were "TOO psycho crazy," giving us "sarcasm with a side order of irony!"