Try to guess the Internet reaction to director Jonathan Bucari trying to make a TV movie about the tragedy in Newtown, Connecticut.

To fight the nonexistent scourge of video game induced violence, Representative Diane Franklin (R, MO) introduced a bill to tax "violent" video games. But wait, it gets even sillier.

Once again, this country's most reasonable voice is that of a late night satirist. Jon Stewart on gun control is essential viewing.

All proceeds from Kells' "I Know You're Hurting" go to the families affected by what happened at Sandy Hook Elementary.

Later this month, a town in Connecticut about 30 miles from Newtown will offer cash for "violent" video games, music, and movies, which will then be burned.

If Obama can't get some sort of sensible new gun legislation passed through Congress with Wayne LaPierre as his opposition, he might as well just give up.

Oh man. Break out the tissues now. Freaking dogs, man. They are truly the best.

The NRA's Twitter feed has yet to acknowledge the Newtown shootings, and the group took down it's Facebook page altogether over the weekend.