This is why you can not trust them with banning guns. Eventually, they will come for them all.
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I don't agree with the part society doesn't care about life anymore. Anytime something like this happens we find out how decent so many people are. The heroism of strangers laying over someone to cover them from the bullets, some guy with a truck rushing people to the hospital, thousands of people waiting hours in line to give blood. Naw man, there is so many decent people in this country, they just get shouted over by the worst.
No, he got it right. There was a cultural cold war and this election made it a hot war.
You can borrow my membership card too. Maybe you and krazy can wrap each other's heads while you browse Infowars.
No doubt there are many great people. But I think its undeniable that society is filled with a lot of hate and rage, which is why we are seeing several incidents like this these days. The media plays a big role in it too, IMO. And social media. I see tons of hate on it almost every day.
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I have had my fill of how political the left has made this. People died because of a domestic terrorist. I don't care who he is affiliated with. The push by the left only confirms my belief that they do not care about the victims, only that they might get their agenda pushed because of this. Not on my watch, I am digging in. looking to buy bump fire stocks for my rifles tomorrow. Don't care what you think.
They better be aware on which side of the wall they're standing as they finish up.
Few things you all need to consider:
- This is extremely rare. Stats to say mass shootings occur more frequently basically mask that there is a difference between gun fire erupting at a strip club (Little Rock shooting this year) and the more serious kind (Vegas).
- Very few of the murders occur because of assault weapons and the majority of murders happen because of handguns
- Suicides are always lumped into the gun death stats as a way to inflate the take that guns need to be banned. Not saying that suicide by gun isn't a problem, but it's not something that I am worried about in terms of the well-being of my family.
But home Depot got into the gay rights and LGBTQLMNOP crap so, I do not buy from those hypocrites. Lowes is my go to place.
@Bill Derington they found 47 guns at three different sites. Crazy.
Well my kroger also sells tin foil, but other than a shitstorm I don't see how it helps.
ISIS is smarter than we give them credit for, but if they are operating based on the political left you must understand you'd never know.
Personally to me it doesn't take a genius with Trump in power to figure out there are a lot of white people stupid enough to go against America and become radicalized. That takes the heat off Muslims, and if they attack with a shit ton of guns they also put pressure on those that are truly against them.
Call it tin foil info wars crazy all you want, but choosing to ignore is basically the same as being stupid.
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I only buy from home depot because they have a silent t in their name.
Sneaky mofos.
I hope. They were very supportive of Trump behind the scenes.
Silent T is indicative of the French language. Pinko.
You missed the point, they did not want to get in on it because they did not want to become political. Too late for that. They are already in that arena with their support of the LGNYLMNOP group. Showing simply that they are a liberal company who only cares for the leftist agenda. Don't buy from them Used to but, not any more. Stopped buying from Starbucks, used to but their leftist agenda lost my business. Following the point yet? Do you need me to explain it to you.?
Yeah, I see what is going on. Keeping a bucket on your head suits you. Continue to be stupid, you wear it well.
Who has a cheaper garbage disposal? That’s the one I like better.
Wait. I’m being told that it’s Amazon. Never mind.
Wait. I’m being told that it’s Amazon. Never mind.
What you describe still exists today. People still need protection. This shooter took an elevated position firing on a gun free event.
This is basically the worst possible scenario.
No one says that nothing should be done. A large contingent says guns shouldnt be restricted, because it isnt a solution. Big difference. And theyre right.
The guns he actually used are already illegal. He knew he was to die. There exists no set of laws or rules that can prevent this.
That in and of itself isn’t troublesome.
A lot of wealthy people have a lot of guns.
The fact he had half of those in his hotel room, and I’m guessing most, if not all were rifles doesn’t seem like a guy that was planning on being alone.
That was kind of interesting to me as well. Why so many guns? I can understand five or six... then again, the dude was a wacko so perhaps he was trying to figure out the right ones to use.
I'm no expert, but I'm not sure the wall is high enough.
How many of you have seen the reports that he used the hotel's wi-fi to live stream it offshore?
That's an interesting tidbit.
So creeped out.
That's an interesting tidbit.
So creeped out.
Because criminals are always ahead of the system.
Assuming he was radicalized, and again on this point prove me wrong, his goal was to off a certain target and get a narrative pushed.
I'm sure some Muslims are sitting around a campfire on a mountain and are thinking...........f'n white people are nuts. Why didn't we think of this shit earlier before the planes, trucks, knives and suicide bombs.
Assuming he was radicalized, and again on this point prove me wrong, his goal was to off a certain target and get a narrative pushed.
I'm sure some Muslims are sitting around a campfire on a mountain and are thinking...........f'n white people are nuts. Why didn't we think of this shit earlier before the planes, trucks, knives and suicide bombs.
I did a big research paper on the topic of mass shootings in college to support my position that it isn't guns that's the issue. I mean, we had shooting ranges/classes at schools back in the 50s and 60s.
The reality is, mass shootings were crazy rare until the 80s/90s. What changed? Guns had always been around. Columbine really changed the game. I can't recall but there were a lot of studies done that showed how many copycats and attempted copycats that came from Columbine.
A few things changed, in my opinion. It was the 24/7 media coverage and turning a nobody into a name over night, which was actually cited by the Oregon community college shooter as an inspiration. And the fact that our source of entertainment and desensitization to violence and gore and murder continue to find new levels. I'm not saying everyone who plays video games is going to kill someone but for disturbed individuals, it serves as some type of sensation and fantasy.
Also, there's a staggering amount of the younger shooters that were hardcore gamers and on psych meds.
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Yeah, disturbing. The first part was the most disturbing. It's why I just inked it and didn't embed it.
So sick and enraging to see the devastation that Paddock did.
CNN claiming Russians were buying Facebook ads targeting states like Michigan.
So I gotta ask, why couldn't the Trump allies in the United States just buy the ads themselves?
So I gotta ask, why couldn't the Trump allies in the United States just buy the ads themselves?
Some Mexicans are taller on their backs.
The dude with the tuna cans was a terrible limboist.
The dude with the tuna cans was a terrible limboist.
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