igeek says:

No, Seth McFarland is. Idiot.

Ya Ya Ya says:

No. No hoax.

The fact that a CARTOON depicting a real life event may be all the proof we need that the Boston Marathon bombing was done by an angry American or at least someone from a more developed country such as Canada, Germany, Great Britain, etc.

And the reason you ask? Simple. Americans simply don’t have the imagination they once did to come up with plans like this on their own. All too often, Americans need – and get – ideas from the entertainment industry where they either imitate directly or build upon to get an even better plan. You just know that if anyone ever actually tried to drop an anvil on a roadrunner that it was an American! And who hasn’t seen a bombing or two even from Disney cartoons?

Hey! I’m not knocking America. I’m a citizen too! But with cell phone technology and Hollywood leading America by it’s entertainment addicted nose it’s pretty clear that some angry idiot American just took it a step or two further for reasons we still don’t know, and may never know. Could that have been a Tea Party member? Yes! But it could just as well have been a Republican or even a Democrat.

The fact that “Family Guy” cartoon has already done an episode about this very thing, which now seems to have manifested itself into real life, is all the proof I need that the Boston Marathon bombing was domestic. Because third world foreign terrorists simply don’t have the same access to the Internet connected world wide brain! And those who do have access to “the (Internet) collective” are probably too fat and lazy to even be angry or really even care.

Now, there is another possibility too! It could be a very subversive plot by some U.S. government agency or government service company!!! Think about that! I won’t even go into the more crazy ideas about how some people think that mind control and/or crowd control techniques have been perfected in recent years. (Although you do have to sit back in wonderment when horrible companies like AT&T always continue to make a profit from the masses of idiots who willingly pay them.)

For example, with the U.S. Defense Department facing potential budget cuts, a good old fashion bombing may be just the thing for someone like the CIA (which is partly funded through branches like the Army) to say something like, “we need more money to prevent things like this.” Whether the Defense Department says it or backers of the new and improved CISPA bill do it, you just know someone, or maybe all of them will point to the Boston incident as an example of why they need more laws or more money.

… Either that or this cartoon was done afterwards. In which case, it’s in very bad taste which would be a very real possibility! “Family Guy” seems to pride itself on bad taste and political incorrectness. You might even say, Family Guy is popular due to it’s “shock and awe” appeal too. (Now, where have we heard that before? Hmmmm.)