TheStyleDiet/LeFloofTv-Part 16

[Mabell]

Im not getting into the gun thing because I use my right to carry. I have my concealed carry license and carry it on my 24/7. Its not guns that kill people its people who do. Thats like saying you are going to take away cars because people cant stop drinking and driving.

No it's not. Most people need to use a car to get by in their daily life. You don't need a gun, you just think you do.

[proudmama]

LMAO at jofus claiming he's lost weight so now his ring doesn't fit. Jonathan it's probably because it's cold out and your finger is smaller. You do not look like you have lost any weight.

Poor Emilia, sleeping in the swing and he wakes her up saying that she cannot go to sleep because it's not in the scehdule yet. She always looks so tired. He wakes her up daily when she's sleeping. Poor kid barely gets any sleep and when she does it's broken by her numbskull parents!

I cant believe they are doing this. She needs her sleep to grow. They are so selfish

They are such idiots. Babies NEED sleep on a regular basis throughout the day. One nap is NOT sufficient. Emilia should be napping around three or four times a day. I don't know of any baby that can get by with just one nap per day. It's ridiculous that they would be interrupting Emilia's sleep just so she can be "on schedule." If she's tired, then let her sleep!! A&J, we know what we're talking about! A lot of us on GG are moms and even those who aren't have common sense enough to know that babies need lots of sleep! It's just part of being a baby. Please, let Emilia nap when she's tired. Babies need a lot of sleep to grow into healthy adults.

[Gin0915]

The Fungal Gnome took another super creepy photo of LeDufs. I knew I shouldn't have looked, it's stuff made of nightmares.

[lemontree]

omg this last picture on his instagram shows that they are lunatics!

[nickypicky]

omg this last picture on his instagram shows that they are lunatics!

Yikes! Her face!!! OMG CREEPY!!!!!

[BlueEyedBelle]

Not trying to start a fight but owning a gun is a constitutional right, just like free speech is in America. I completely agree that something has to be done so tragedies like this never happen again - but at the same token, crazy and evil will ALWAYS find a way. Take a look at what happened in China today as well, 22 schoolchildren were stabbed by a crazy man at their school. Guns aren't legal there, and he still found a way to act on his madness and harm innocent people.

Sadly, there is no easy or perfect solution.

[BlueEyedBelle]

The Fungal Gnome took another super creepy photo of LeDufs. I knew I shouldn't have looked, it's stuff made of nightmares.

"Ireland's Favorite Family!!!" he is so delusional.

[geeklove]

You guys may disagree with me, but I am against gun control. The only thing gun control does, is take guns away from capable people who want to protect their families and homes. If a criminal wants to get a hold of a gun, they will, regardless of a ban. Drugs are illegal, yet it is easily accessible. That is why there are background checks. What happened today just makes me want to get a concealed weapons permit. Sorry but when it comes to my family, I won't stop at anything to protect them.

What person needs an automatic assault riffle though? that's over the top and I don't think normal people protecting themselves need that. That's something you get for a mass murder.

I completely understand what you're saying. Maybe there should be something with automatic assault weapons; however, taking guns away from the homes of capable people who are protecting their families is wrong. Yes our government can put a ban on automatic assault weapons, but that isn't going to stop a criminal from getting their hands on one. For example, the shooting a mall in Oregon was done by a person with a stolen gun. If a criminal wants to get their hands on a gun, they will. It's scary but it's just a fact. That is why we decided to protect our home the way we have.

if they were illegal we could have stings on people selling them the way they do with drugs now so the police can arrest those selling them, but not making it illegal we can't do anything.

[daisy85]

I don't want to get into it, but just my two cents re the American shooting and rights to bear arms, because this tragedy has really shaken me. I am Australian and there are very, very strict gun laws here. We do not have guns to protect ourselves. We also do not have anywhere at all close to near as many shootings to what they do in the USA. Shootings here are very, very rare. To me it seems to go hand in hand that if I were American and gave up my right to carry a gun if it meant that it could potentially save lives in the future, it would be a no brainer. As an outsider looking in, I can absolutely not get my head around the belief that having easy access to purchase and carry a gun is a good thing, particularly when these heartbreaking massacres seem to be taking place every few months. What will it take for the gun culture in America to be reevaluated? Innocent children are dead in a country where gun ownership rights are more important than public safety and the general greater good. An obsession with killing as the sick, sadistic people who carry out these crimes have, can only go so far if you do not have access to your own personal gun. Mass murders happen with guns, and the obsession becomes a reality when they are readily available. I do not understand the idea that possessing a gun and hundreds of ammunition protects you? Protects from what? What do you expect to happen when some one goes off track? Just a few days ago there was a US news item regarding an attempt to pass laws allowing people to carry guns to their workplace in some of the states. It is a totally different frame of mind to what I have grown up with, and it is very easy for us non-Americans to criticise, but also, I really do feel that something must be done to protect future generations from such devastating consequences these mass shootings have.

[sand and water]

Apparently, E only had 1 nap yesterday. That poor child.

[geeklove]

Apparently, E only had 1 nap yesterday. That poor child.

they're going to be the ones dealing with her being over tired and unable to sleep. ha.

[Dandelion]

I just can't get my head around this whole "I'm entitled to carry a gun" thing. In my opinion you cannot "earn the right" to carry a gun, i.e. kill someone, unless you are part of the army, police, or security maybe, and these people are trained and monitored throughout. The idea of "competent", "responsible" people owning guns to "protect" their families seems outrageous to me. You just don't take the law into your own hands and you don't want to become a murderer, that would be the worst thing ever. Sure, Europe doesn't compare well to the U.S. but Australia does. It's a question of mentality, and that can be changed! So there is hope.
Be the change you want to see in the world! Break the violence-cycle. Someone has to make a start even if they look foolish to others. xxx

[geekinthepink]

wow. one day away and now the talk is about guns? what happened?

[geeklove]

wow. one day away and now the talk is about guns? what happened?

20 children and 7 adults were killed in connecticut in an elementary school the children were between 5-10 years old.

[geekinthepink]

wow. one day away and now the talk is about guns? what happened?

20 children and 7 adults were killed in connecticut in an elementary school the children were between 5-10 years old.

oh my god. I didn't hear about that yet. have to read the newspaper...

[Mabell]

Not trying to start a fight but owning a gun is a constitutional right, just like free speech is in America.

The constitution is hundreds of years old, it might be time for a change in order to make the country a safer place. We have referendums every few years to change parts of our constitution because society evolves.

Freedom of speech is completely different to owning weapons and most western countries have it but don't flaunt it.

I completely agree that something has to be done so tragedies like this never happen again - but at the same token, crazy and evil will ALWAYS find a way.

It's frustrating when every few months there are shooting sprees and people say how awful it is but don't want to change gun laws.

Take a look at what happened in China today as well, 22 schoolchildren were stabbed by a crazy man at their school. Guns aren't legal there, and he still found a way to act on his madness and harm innocent people.

The difference in a knife and a gun is you can inflict a lot more damage with a gun in a short amount of time than you can with a knife. It's also easier to disarm someone with a knife.

The guy in China injured but didn't kill them. I wouldn't want to compare to China. Attitude to human life and rights in that country are appalling.

[CraftyLady]

You can have the gun laws, but the problem isn't the law abiding citizens. The criminals will still have guns, and we will still have the shootings. I think there is no need for assault rifles to be around for citizens, and i do believe that it should be harder to become a gun owner. Classes and a real license to carry and own one would be a start.

[magicdragon]

They deserved to be told off at that wedding. Not only did they bring a dog but having it sit on your lap while other people are eating. No wonder they are social outcasts. It's very much them, not other people.

When did this happen?

the worst.

I only got to watch this now. OMG, I would have asked her and her squeeky voice to leave immediately. How ignorant and at J's father's wedding. If I were the bride I'd have been fuming.

And then they have the cheek a year later to put this on their channel as if they are the victims...

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AckV03ONDHE

[GoriGirl]

I just can't get my head around this whole "I'm entitled to carry a gun" thing. In my opinion you cannot "earn the right" to carry a gun, i.e. kill someone, unless you are part of the army, police, or security maybe, and these people are trained and monitored throughout. The idea of "competent", "responsible" people owning guns to "protect" their families seems outrageous to me. You just don't take the law into your own hands and you don't want to become a murderer, that would be the worst thing ever. Sure, Europe doesn't compare well to the U.S. but Australia does. It's a question of mentality, and that can be changed! So there is hope.
Be the change you want to see in the world! Break the violence-cycle. Someone has to make a start even if they look foolish to others. xxx

America is not quite the same as Australia and we should be given respect in our own right instead of trying to compare us to other countries. Most people here don't want to give up having guns and I doubt it'll happen in my lifetime. I myself have a gun at home and a conceal carry permit but I don't carry. It's just how we are and frankly given the number of people who have guns the fact that this doesn't occur more says to me the problems are with mental health treatment rather than with guns. That being said, it really is sad and my heart goes out to everyone involved. They are in my prayers.

[geeklove]

"I need lower maintenance hair"

well f*king cut it then. it looks like ass anyway.