No one has the right to play politics with this. At all. You're not making the atmosphere any better by pulling out random tweets with the implication that they're relevant to anything.
I think both sides could learn from this. Especially those who are name calling which is in bad taste at the time of a terrible tragedy and the fact that we are supposed to be coming together. If you don't like it put it through PM not publicly.
I understand you guys might be mad at krazen, but stating we need to be banding together and then going on to call the person a "sh**lord" or a "pice of ****" is immature and in bad taste, almost as bad as the fact that the tweet was posted in the first place.
I'm speaking the truth and I stand by what I said. If you politicize this tragedy, you are a horrible person and deserve the flack you get. That goes for krazen, his fellow baggers, and the far-leftists who were looking to see if he was a right-wing extremist.
My city was attacked. Someone bombed the city that I grew up near for my entire life, and instead of working to prevent this type of thing from happening again and trying to heal our wounds, people are looking to divide and say "OH LOOK, DZHOKHAR LOVED OBAMA" or "ADAM LANZA HAD TIES TO THE NRA" to try and make the other side look bad. It's disgusting behavior, and if someone's going to do it I'm going to call them out for it.
