Darrell Castle takes time while on the campaign trail to talk about the right of free people to defend themselves in light of the shooting in Orlando. Transcript… Hello this is Darrell Castle with today’s pod cast. Today is Friday June 17, 2016 and on today’s pod cast we are going to be discussing the right of free people to defend themselves. By now we know about as much about what happened in Orlando as the government will allow us to know. The media will not actually conduct an investigation; instead it will just repeat the government’s version of the story over and over until enough of us accept it as the truth and condemn anyone who doesn’t believe it. I won’t repeat the media stories of the actual event then because I would rather examine the reaction to the event. President Obama took awhile to frame his response finally speaking to the nation at 2PM on the day after the attack. He said the shooting was being investigated as both as a hate crime and an act of terrorism. “This massacre is therefore a further reminder of how easy it is for someone to get their hands on a weapon that lets them shoot people in a school, or in a house of worship, or a movie theater, or in a nightclub. And we have to decide it that’s the kind of country we want to be. And to actively do nothing is a decision as well.” The Orlando attack does not easily fit the left’s usual narrative for how these things work. The shooter is supposed to be from a bad, politically incorrect group when he attacks a good politically correct group. For example this time the shooter was a registered Democrat. That fact should surprise no one since most Muslims are registered Democrats. I suppose they understand that the Democratic Party supports the destruction of European Civilization and values thru multiculturalism and diversity. The Republican Party supports it as well but they are ashamed of their support so they are not open about it. Everywhere we look now, we have one official narrative pushed upon us. The government, the media, educational institutions, and entertainment all tell us that the good people have the moral high ground and therefore should be able to dictate and control the agenda. The good people, as they define them, are homosexuals, transsexuals, Muslims, people of color, women, feminist men, left leaning people of all colors, and other victim groups. Differences that may occasionally occur between these groups should not divert our attention from the fact that they are all victims and therefore “good people.” Everyone else is by elimination “bad people.” Traditional men and women of all colors, conservatives of all colors, theologically conservative Christians, Trump supporters, and of course supporters of the Constitution Party and its candidate, Darrell Castle. The bad people try to spoil the world for all the good people by arguing that self defense is a basic human right and they will not be disarmed and enslaved. The influence of the bad people can be minimized by importing good people into the country to dilute the influence of the bad people so the borders are left open and Muslims are invited and encouraged to immigrate to Europe and America. This entire line of reasoning was dealt a serious blow by the attack in Orlando. According to President Obama the shooting was the fault of all the average bad people for not loving the gay community enough. We need the strength and courage to change he said. But the shooter was not an average guy since he was clearly in the good person camp. He pledged his allegiance to ISIS. He was interviewed at least twice by the FBI for links to terrorism and reportedly told them that he someday wanted to be a martyr. His ex-wife even said that he was gay and you can’t get any better than that. There are at least nine countries, all predominantly Muslim, Yemen, Iran, Iraq, Mauritania, Nigeria, Qatar, Saudi Arabia, Somalia, and Sudan which openly support the death penalty for homosexuality as dictated by ...