Mass/Active Shooters, Part **FIVE**

selmaborntidefan

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So allowing God in schools doesn’t stop the shootings?
About as well as an "assault weapons ban" would have stopped a 15-year-old (too young to have a gun) from using a 9 mm (you gotta wonder why the people calling for assault weapons bans never try to ban these) to shoot folks (also illegal) in a gun-free school zone (a felony in Wisconsin).

It's almost like laws didn't work.
Fortunately, nobody is calling for more gun laws.
 

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Why aren't we as concerned by the largest percentage.....56%....from suicide?
Because politicians are amazingly flexible. A suicide shooter - generally - only harms himself (it's usually a dude) as far as DEATH or injury is concerned (yes, there are exceptions).

And for the record, I seriously doubt "mass shootings" (a randomly defined term like, you know, "assault weapon") have risen nearly as much as is assumed. I think they've gone up but not nearly as much as the average person would presume.

Why do I say this?

Because I read old newspapers and guess what I've discovered by reading?

1) there were a ton of what today would be called "mass shootings" that were local, back in the days before CNN Headline News (1982) followed by the Net followed by text messaging, along with the ubiquitous cameras (note: there has also been a concurrent decline in the number of known and active 'serial killers').

2) there were also A BUNCH of "healthy athletes" who "died suddenly" on playing fields, too, contra the anti-vax imbeciles.

But I've also learned this fact: show these to people, show them newspapers from the 1960s (and earlier) with local stories about a healthy athlete collapsing and dying on a field - and they pivot from "this never happened before" (uh, yes it did, you just didn't hear about it) "what do you think this proves" (uh, it proves you're mistaken when you say "this never happened before" and henceforth, you're just lying).
 

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Harris isn't the president, and Biden has tried/urged congress to do something but guess which party doesn't ever want to move an inch on the subject. The stupid GOP.
Yeah, it's not like the Democrats ran the WHOLE FREAKING GOVERNMENT in 2021-22.
(Narrator: Democrats actually DID run the whole government in those years).

Fortunately, there were never any mass shootings in the USA prior to the Republicans taking over in 2023.
 

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They did but didn't have a super majority and guess which party filibustered to stop a vote from even happening.
The Dems had a supermajority in 2008 and did nothing with it wrt 'gun reform'.

Would've been easy, but despite the pandering they know that whatever laws they introduce won't have an effect on the underlying problem.
 

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The Dems had a supermajority in 2008 and did nothing with it wrt 'gun reform'.
Nope, they just raised everyone's healthcare premiums and can't understand why people got mad about that.

Would've been easy, but despite the pandering they know that whatever laws the y introduce won't have an effect on the underlying problem.
It's amusing how they can hurry up and get abortion rights initiatives onto ballots in less than two years (post-Dobbs) but can't be bothered to do the same with getting voters to endorse weapons bans.

I'm sure the fact that not only would those lose at the ballot box, the advocates of such would lose their seats has nothing to do with it.
 

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The Dems had a supermajority in 2008 and did nothing with it wrt 'gun reform'.

Would've been easy, but despite the pandering they know that whatever laws they introduce won't have an effect on the underlying problem.
100% agree, Dems are terrified to actually do anything when they have the power and we all suffer for it
 
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Her manifesto is spreading. A lot can't be shared but below is safe enough. Half these people I can't even recall but I assume are all mass shooters. Sounds like another kid radicalized by image boards like 4chan/8chan and whatever these places call themselves now. Her parents failed hard and now others are dead. This is far from the last one of these

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Half these people I can't even recall but I assume are all mass shooters. Sounds like another kid radicalized by image boards like 4chan/8chan and whatever these places call themselves now. Her parents failed hard and now others are dead. This is far from the last one of these
Unfortunately, yes.

I web-searched the two names under the Columbine murderers,: the first was the Walmart mass-murderer from El Paso in 2019. The second was a mass school murder in Brazil in 2019 (which I was previously unaware of).
 

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Unfortunately, yes.

I web-searched the two names under the Columbine murderers,: the first was the Walmart mass-murderer from El Paso in 2019. The second was a mass school murder in Brazil in 2019 (which I was previously unaware of).
I'd be willing to bet a hefty sum that once the details of this are learned the Terrorgram network is involved

this podcast can offer insights into what that is


her manifesto language, calling these shooters "saints" Screams this to me

more if you don't want to listen

 
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Thanks, @Jon - had no idea this existed.

"one accelerationist channel boasting 16,552 followers" :oops:

Pretty mind blowing being reminded just how broken / evil some people are.
 

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Thanks, @Jon - had no idea this existed.

"one accelerationist channel boasting 16,552 followers" :oops:

Pretty mind blowing being reminded just how broken / evil some people are.
I can't help but wonder how many of these people have SSRI prescriptions. I'm betting it's more than we think. One of the more common side effects is emotional detachment which I'm sure makes it easier to aim a weapon at a person and end his or her life. Correlative data could prove extremely useful here.
 

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I can't help but wonder how many of these people have SSRI prescriptions. I'm betting it's more than we think. One of the more common side effects is emotional detachment which I'm sure makes it easier to aim a weapon at a person and end his or her life. Correlative data could prove extremely useful here.
Didn't I mention above that I was prescribed an SSRI without asking for it + Paxlovid, which boosts serotonin? I always do my own research, so I knew better than to combine them...
 

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