Mass killings

[Crixus]

Right now we live in a nightmarish society. But it’s OUR society; surely we can vote—or if necessary, violently shove—our way out of this ugly, intolerable situation! Only the most irresponsible, cowardly GENERATION would just let it continue. Those kids and other human brethren getting massacred are YOURS.

Time to make it a number one voting booth priority; if your Congressional representatives in the House and Senate won’t put a stop to it, get rid of them until we have a Congress that will get the job done—including a veto override as necessary. If we can’t do that, we don’t deserve our Constitution.

It’s really that simple, granted that it couldn’t just happen overnight: time to clarify and ultimately rectify that way-out-of-date Second Amendment—and to hell with the NRA, which today struggles to justify private ownership of military weaponry whose only legitimate purpose is to allow combat soldiers and law enforcement personnel to kill as many bad guys as possible as quickly as people—as distinguished from just making them available to anyone with enough money to buy one or indeed as many as they can afford, no questions asked.


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The vast majority of mass shootings are gang related, of course the media never mentions that. They always try to make hay form the lone crazy instead of concentrating on the ones that do it as part of daily life. BTW you clueless commie, every firearm design in the US was used by the military at one point or another.

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Yup. Bolt action, trap door and falling block breach loaders would have to go. Even flint lock and cap and ball guns would have to go. Wonder if cannons would get banned to?

 

[Hutch Starskey]

Great societies place logical restrictions on malevolent forces acting upon their societies.

So why haven't we locked up all the Commies?

Is that the extent of your depth? Should we expect more from you?

 

[Hutch Starskey]

Something maybe everyone should consider.
Steve Hilton: After every mass shooting we replay the same unhelpful loop

With that being said. What do you believe would be helpful?

 

[BluesLegend]

Right now we live in a nightmarish society. But it’s OUR society; surely we can vote—or if necessary, violently shove—our way out of this ugly, intolerable situation! Only the most irresponsible, cowardly GENERATION would just let it continue. Those kids and other human brethren getting massacred are YOURS.

Time to make it a number one voting booth priority; if your Congressional representatives in the House and Senate won’t put a stop to it, get rid of them until we have a Congress that will get the job done—including a veto override as necessary. If we can’t do that, we don’t deserve our Constitution.

It’s really that simple, granted that it couldn’t just happen overnight: time to clarify and ultimately rectify that way-out-of-date Second Amendment—and to hell with the NRA, which today struggles to justify private ownership of military weaponry whose only legitimate purpose is to allow combat soldiers and law enforcement personnel to kill as many bad guys as possible as quickly as people—as distinguished from just making them available to anyone with enough money to buy one or indeed as many as they can afford, no questions asked.


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Rot in hell, we will not be left defenseless by you gun ban stupid shits when confronted by murderers and rapists. We are buying the very same weapons Law Enforcement uses to protect themselves so suck it.

 

[Bootney Lee Farnsworth]

Great societies place logical restrictions on malevolent forces acting upon their societies.

So why haven't we locked up all the Commies?

Is that the extent of your depth? Should we expect more from you?

Guns are not malevolent forces, dude. They are just objects.

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[Defiant1]

Something maybe everyone should consider.
Steve Hilton: After every mass shooting we replay the same unhelpful loop

With that being said. What do you believe would be helpful?

Making it illegal to report shootings would help. By anyone.

 

[Hutch Starskey]

Great societies place logical restrictions on malevolent forces acting upon their societies.

So why haven't we locked up all the Commies?

Is that the extent of your depth? Should we expect more from you?

Guns are not malevolent forces, dude. They are just objects.

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So are cars and seatbelts. So are phamecutical opioids.
The AR platforms and the like are proving to be a serious problem.

 

[Hutch Starskey]

Something maybe everyone should consider.
Steve Hilton: After every mass shooting we replay the same unhelpful loop

With that being said. What do you believe would be helpful?

Making it illegal to report shootings would help. By anyone.

Making it illegal to report shootings would help. By anyone.

Huh?

 

[Bootney Lee Farnsworth]

Great societies place logical restrictions on malevolent forces acting upon their societies.

So why haven't we locked up all the Commies?

Is that the extent of your depth? Should we expect more from you?

Guns are not malevolent forces, dude. They are just objects.

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So are cars and seatbelts. So are phamecutical opioids.
The AR platforms and the like are proving to be a serious problem.

They are proving to be no more of a problem than any other inanimate object. Less of one, in fact.

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[Hutch Starskey]

Great societies place logical restrictions on malevolent forces acting upon their societies.

So why haven't we locked up all the Commies?

Is that the extent of your depth? Should we expect more from you?

Guns are not malevolent forces, dude. They are just objects.

.

So are cars and seatbelts. So are phamecutical opioids.
The AR platforms and the like are proving to be a serious problem.

They are proving to be no more of a problem than any other inanimate object. Less of one, in fact.

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It's not so much the object as the human culture surrounding them and the behaviors they inspire and actions they make possible.

You should be screaming for action to prevent these incidents and protect your ownership. You aren't.

 

[Bootney Lee Farnsworth]

So why haven't we locked up all the Commies?

Is that the extent of your depth? Should we expect more from you?

Guns are not malevolent forces, dude. They are just objects.

.

So are cars and seatbelts. So are phamecutical opioids.
The AR platforms and the like are proving to be a serious problem.

They are proving to be no more of a problem than any other inanimate object. Less of one, in fact.

.

It's not so much the object as the human culture surrounding them and the behaviors they inspire and actions they make possible.

You should be screaming for action to prevent these incidents and protect your ownership. You aren't.

How do you know?

My screaming is drowned out by all the calls to for gun control first without considering any possible reflection on the human element, and certainly a serious DISREGARD for the rights/liberty of others.

The knee-jerk nonsense must end.

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[Lakhota]

TRUMP BLAMES EVERYTHING BUT GUNS — AND HIMSELF

 

[Hutch Starskey]

Is that the extent of your depth? Should we expect more from you?

Guns are not malevolent forces, dude. They are just objects.

.

So are cars and seatbelts. So are phamecutical opioids.
The AR platforms and the like are proving to be a serious problem.

They are proving to be no more of a problem than any other inanimate object. Less of one, in fact.

.

It's not so much the object as the human culture surrounding them and the behaviors they inspire and actions they make possible.

You should be screaming for action to prevent these incidents and protect your ownership. You aren't.

How do you know?

My screaming is drowned out by all the calls to for gun control first without considering any possible reflection on the human element, and certainly a serious DISREGARD for the rights/liberty of others.

The knee-jerk nonsense must end.

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How do you know

Because I'm able to read your posts.

 

[Bootney Lee Farnsworth]

Guns are not malevolent forces, dude. They are just objects.

.

So are cars and seatbelts. So are phamecutical opioids.
The AR platforms and the like are proving to be a serious problem.

They are proving to be no more of a problem than any other inanimate object. Less of one, in fact.

.

It's not so much the object as the human culture surrounding them and the behaviors they inspire and actions they make possible.

You should be screaming for action to prevent these incidents and protect your ownership. You aren't.

How do you know?

My screaming is drowned out by all the calls to for gun control first without considering any possible reflection on the human element, and certainly a serious DISREGARD for the rights/liberty of others.

The knee-jerk nonsense must end.

.

How do you know

Because I'm able to read your posts.

My posts are preoccupied with responding to the knee-jerk reaction we get every goddamn time this happens.

We're not getting rid of the AR system, period.

If you want to talk about other solutions, I am all game. So far, my attention is on the people trying to butt-fucking my liberty at the drop of a hat.

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[Defiant1]

Something maybe everyone should consider.
Steve Hilton: After every mass shooting we replay the same unhelpful loop

With that being said. What do you believe would be helpful?

Making it illegal to report shootings would help. By anyone.

Making it illegal to report shootings would help. By anyone.

Huh?

If it's not reported in the news or on social media your emotions can't be triggered.

 

[pknopp]

Right now we live in a nightmarish society..........

That stupid statement right there renders the rest of your post moot.

You live in the greatest society ever. A mere 3900 hundred years ago there was no electricity. IO want people to sit and ponder for a moment a world with no electricity. No lights at night, living in darkness, no coolers, no grocery stores with refrigerators, no electronic device at all, no communications, no modern medical devices, Just gibe it some thought.

And that just the technical side. Then there is the social side. Living under Kings, no rights, no travel.........

The OP says, "Right now we live in a nightmarish society". What a pathetic punkass bitch. Just shut the fuck up and get a job you loser.

So the armed civilians do everything they can to make it easy for mass killers to get guns, then walk away when there is a killing. Classy.

And you're another fucking idiot.

The question at hand is: Why does a person want to kill another person. THAT is the problem. The tool of choice is neither here nor there. Moron.

You live in the greatest society ever.

Nope.
"Great societies" don't allow problems like this to fester for decades.

Great societies don't punish everyone because of the actions of a very few.
Great societies don't oppress the liberty and freedom of everyone because of their illogical emotions.

Great societies also don't allow their mentally ill go without treatment because they consider it "Socialism".

 

[NotYourBody]

So are cars and seatbelts. So are phamecutical opioids.
The AR platforms and the like are proving to be a serious problem.

They are proving to be no more of a problem than any other inanimate object. Less of one, in fact.

.

It's not so much the object as the human culture surrounding them and the behaviors they inspire and actions they make possible.

You should be screaming for action to prevent these incidents and protect your ownership. You aren't.

How do you know?

My screaming is drowned out by all the calls to for gun control first without considering any possible reflection on the human element, and certainly a serious DISREGARD for the rights/liberty of others.

The knee-jerk nonsense must end.

.

How do you know

Because I'm able to read your posts.

My posts are preoccupied with responding to the knee-jerk reaction we get every goddamn time this happens.

We're not getting rid of the AR system, period.

If you want to talk about other solutions, I am all game. So far, my attention is on the people trying to butt-fucking my liberty at the drop of a hat.

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My gosh, you must have some serious enemies. Bless your heart. Who is after you so hard?

 

[The Irish Ram]

Right now we live in a nightmarish society. But it’s OUR society; surely we can vote—or if necessary, violently shove—our way out of this ugly, intolerable situation! Only the most irresponsible, cowardly GENERATION would just let it continue. Those kids and other human brethren getting massacred are YOURS.

Time to make it a number one voting booth priority; if your Congressional representatives in the House and Senate won’t put a stop to it, get rid of them until we have a Congress that will get the job done—including a veto override as necessary. If we can’t do that, we don’t deserve our Constitution.

It’s really that simple, granted that it couldn’t just happen overnight: time to clarify and ultimately rectify that way-out-of-date Second Amendment—and to hell with the NRA, which today struggles to justify private ownership of military weaponry whose only legitimate purpose is to allow combat soldiers and law enforcement personnel to kill as many bad guys as possible as quickly as people—as distinguished from just making them available to anyone with enough money to buy one or indeed as many as they can afford, no questions asked.


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While we have always had weapons, we have not always had mass shootings. It is not our second amendment that is the problem. We have always had the second amendment, we have not always had mass shootings.
We need to take our children back, not our guns. This is a parent/teacher/preacher problem. 1, 2 or all 3 could solve this problem.
Outraged that 9 people died, and 26 more were wounded in Ohio?? Really? 4 people dead and 43 wounded in Chicago and we call that Sat. night.
Try teaching our children about the sanctity of life instead of pretend pronouns for their penises. Teach our children the Golden Rule instead of how to abort a fetus. Take away Grand Theft Auto, and substitute with positive real life experiences instead.
This is not a gun problem. Our youth are the problem.

 

[Bootney Lee Farnsworth]

Right now we live in a nightmarish society..........

That stupid statement right there renders the rest of your post moot.

You live in the greatest society ever. A mere 3900 hundred years ago there was no electricity. IO want people to sit and ponder for a moment a world with no electricity. No lights at night, living in darkness, no coolers, no grocery stores with refrigerators, no electronic device at all, no communications, no modern medical devices, Just gibe it some thought.

And that just the technical side. Then there is the social side. Living under Kings, no rights, no travel.........

The OP says, "Right now we live in a nightmarish society". What a pathetic punkass bitch. Just shut the fuck up and get a job you loser.

So the armed civilians do everything they can to make it easy for mass killers to get guns, then walk away when there is a killing. Classy.

And you're another fucking idiot.

The question at hand is: Why does a person want to kill another person. THAT is the problem. The tool of choice is neither here nor there. Moron.

You live in the greatest society ever.

Nope.
"Great societies" don't allow problems like this to fester for decades.

Great societies don't punish everyone because of the actions of a very few.
Great societies don't oppress the liberty and freedom of everyone because of their illogical emotions.

Great societies also don't allow their mentally ill go without treatment because they consider it "Socialism".

Is there any evidence available to show that this guy was denied mental health treatment because he lacked health insurance?

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[NotYourBody]

Right now we live in a nightmarish society. But it’s OUR society; surely we can vote—or if necessary, violently shove—our way out of this ugly, intolerable situation! Only the most irresponsible, cowardly GENERATION would just let it continue. Those kids and other human brethren getting massacred are YOURS.

Time to make it a number one voting booth priority; if your Congressional representatives in the House and Senate won’t put a stop to it, get rid of them until we have a Congress that will get the job done—including a veto override as necessary. If we can’t do that, we don’t deserve our Constitution.

It’s really that simple, granted that it couldn’t just happen overnight: time to clarify and ultimately rectify that way-out-of-date Second Amendment—and to hell with the NRA, which today struggles to justify private ownership of military weaponry whose only legitimate purpose is to allow combat soldiers and law enforcement personnel to kill as many bad guys as possible as quickly as people—as distinguished from just making them available to anyone with enough money to buy one or indeed as many as they can afford, no questions asked.


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While we have always had weapons, we have not always had mass shootings. It is not our second amendment that is the problem. We have always had the second amendment, we have not always had mass shootings.
We need to take our children back. This is a parent/teacher/preacher problem. 1, 2 or all 3 could solve this problem.
Outraged that 9 people and 26 more were wounded? 4 people dead and 43 wounded in Chicago and we call that Sat. night.
Try teaching our children about the sanctity of life instead of pretend pronouns for their penises. Teach our children the Golden Rule instead of how to abort a fetus. Take away Grand Theft Auto, and substitute with positive real life experiences instead.
This is not a gun problem. Our youth are the problem.

White male youth especially.