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Once again I find myself agreeing with Ed, to the extent that “senseless murders” seems like a useless phrase. It’s right up there on local news broadcasts with “tragic car crash”; I know they’re referring to a fatality, but it implies that there could be a “happy car crash.”
Ummmm….sure. To keep things on a nice hypothetical plane, would anyone today denounce the generals who tried to murder Adolph Hitler? About the only disapproval you will find is that they were so unprofessional about getting it done.
“Another senseless killing today, as police found the lifeless body of Irving Senseless lying in his doorway. Mr. Senseless was charged with loitering, and his wife with littering.” —George Carlin, 1968
Well if you ask Alaska House of Representatives Republican Rep. David Eastman, he argues that fatal child abuse is a financial “benefit to society.”
Republican Rep. David Eastman asked Trevor Storrs, president and CEO of the Alaska Children’s Trust, a local organization working to prevent child abuse and neglect, about the potential financial “benefits” of fatal child abuse.
“How would you respond to the argument that I have heard on occasion where, in the case where child abuse is fatal, obviously it’s not good for the child but it’s actually a benefit to society because there aren’t needs for government services and whatnot over the whole course of the child’s life?” Eastman asked.
wherescrankshaft 1 day ago
There are “sensible murders” all the time. That’s what capital punishment is supposed to be, isn’t it?
Bill Thompson 1 day ago
A sensible murder? Let’s put that to the test. Where’s Les Moore?
Out of the Past 1 day ago
There are sensible killings—self defense, war, etc. it may depend on that word “murder”.
J.J. O'Malley 1 day ago
Once again I find myself agreeing with Ed, to the extent that “senseless murders” seems like a useless phrase. It’s right up there on local news broadcasts with “tragic car crash”; I know they’re referring to a fatality, but it implies that there could be a “happy car crash.”
J.J. O'Malley 1 day ago
“Some dessert”? Aren’t they eating breakfast?
garethkb415 Premium Member 1 day ago
Mama mia!
Fetzee about 23 hours ago
A murder that would not be considered senseless is if u feel your life is danger and had to protect yourself
Gent about 22 hours ago
Some komix is just murder of sense.
KenHelmick about 21 hours ago
Ummmm….sure. To keep things on a nice hypothetical plane, would anyone today denounce the generals who tried to murder Adolph Hitler? About the only disapproval you will find is that they were so unprofessional about getting it done.
French Persons' Treasury of Self-Applauding Batty Premium Member about 21 hours ago
Can we murder Komix Korner? That would be entirely sensible.
SquidGamerGal about 20 hours ago
Jeez! When did this strip became dark?
ladykat Premium Member about 20 hours ago
Crankshaft has a point. Murder is not sensible.
DawnQuinn1 about 19 hours ago
Happy car crashes only happen at a demolition derby.
puddleglum1066 about 19 hours ago
“Another senseless killing today, as police found the lifeless body of Irving Senseless lying in his doorway. Mr. Senseless was charged with loitering, and his wife with littering.” —George Carlin, 1968
Carl Premium Member about 18 hours ago
If its sensible it is not murder.
rockyridge1977 about 18 hours ago
……she meant deep!!!!
Daltongang Premium Member about 18 hours ago
Well if you ask Alaska House of Representatives Republican Rep. David Eastman, he argues that fatal child abuse is a financial “benefit to society.”
Republican Rep. David Eastman asked Trevor Storrs, president and CEO of the Alaska Children’s Trust, a local organization working to prevent child abuse and neglect, about the potential financial “benefits” of fatal child abuse.
“How would you respond to the argument that I have heard on occasion where, in the case where child abuse is fatal, obviously it’s not good for the child but it’s actually a benefit to society because there aren’t needs for government services and whatnot over the whole course of the child’s life?” Eastman asked.
lemonbaskt about 18 hours ago
so are they saying theres so much murder thats why cops had no time to come out when they were burning lilians staircase ? what a hack batiuk is
ncorgbl about 17 hours ago
There have been “sensible murders”. Some people just need it.
gammaguy about 17 hours ago
In “senseless” murders, which of the five senses are lacking?
[Unnamed Reader - 14b4ce] about 17 hours ago
And worst of all,Deathstroke the Terminator got his powers back
Mopman about 17 hours ago
Great joke today.
TimeLordSoundwave about 15 hours ago
Has there ever been a sensible murder?
Ask Luigi Mangione.
Medtech4 about 15 hours ago
“Senseless murders” is basically an oxymoron. Unless, it was a murder of someone who hurt your child. Then, it makes sense.
lawguy05 about 14 hours ago
Defunding the Police and electing radical Soros DAs worked out, didn’t it???
WilliamVollmer about 14 hours ago
Ed is right, the terms “senseless murders” IS a contradiction when you think about. Which I normally don’t.
ChazNCenTex about 13 hours ago
She should offer them some Devil’s Food cake, with severely whipped cream.
John_Nix_KC0KBG about 13 hours ago
A sensible murder would be that of Reinhard Heidrict in 1943- one less NAZI to hang at Nurenberg.
sincavage05 about 7 hours ago
NO!
csroberto2854 about 6 hours ago
SNORE