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10-01-15 08:04 PM #106
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10-01-15 08:04 PM #107
wtf, reading through that thread for the first time where the guy posted.
It might be another case like that pos in California killing people because girls didn't like him. But, the religion thing doesn't make sense.
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10-01-15 08:06 PM #108
My guns have killed less people than Tony Stewart's race car.
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10-01-15 08:36 PM #109
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10-01-15 08:49 PM #110
Copy cats ....it's only going to get worse they'll be another before months end
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10-01-15 08:54 PM #111
Name and religion woulda been posted 2 seconds after incident if perp was Muslim.
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10-01-15 09:24 PM #112
The train has already left the station on gun control.
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10-01-15 09:33 PM #113
Is this his Facebook page? https://www.facebook.com/unicornwhisperR?fref=ts
Has some eerie posts from Sep 16-18....
And now posts just a few minutes ago? Auto posts?
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10-01-15 10:29 PM #114
Another terrorist white dude??
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10-01-15 11:03 PM #115
It's surprising how everybody claims to have a self-defense weapons but none of these incidents is there someone in the crowd that can take the guy down
I doubt the good people rarely use guns to stop bad people
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10-01-15 11:06 PM #116
Originally Posted by King Mayan
he is a mixed race -- like his father obama
Last edited by shari91; 10-02-15 at 04:34 AM.
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10-01-15 11:07 PM #117
Right and we're worried about Isis..Lol... Originally Posted by King Mayan
Need to worry more about the nut jobs living here in America first... Seems like these school or movie theater shooting happen a few times a year now on average...
Scary world we live in fellas.. Keep your eyes open.. Got designer light weight fashion body armor for every day use just in case?
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10-01-15 11:13 PM #118
good guys with guns too scared to use them in a self defense situation
so ban guns
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10-01-15 11:18 PM #119
[IMG]https://*********************************/hphotos-xpa1/v/t1.0-9/12063288_1627135330872855_43883885379740 73183_n.jpg?oh=30724e195dcab2f1b2b01876c 8646c06&oe=568AD607[/IMG] Originally Posted by King Mayan
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10-01-15 11:35 PM #120
Any chance of stricter gun laws went out the window many years ago. If politicians and the courts had the balls to turn down gun advocate/manufacturer campaign contributions they would go after the businesses that sell guns to people who commit felonies with those weapons. It might make a small impact on vendors who operate in grey areas. The death penalty needs to become automatic for those convicted of these kinds of crimes as well.
The majority of gun owners in USA have them just to be cool and compensate for the fact that they couldn't beat another man in a fair fight.
I have to laugh at paco trying to flex with his pistols. Guy valet parks cars for a living in Detroit. Is he worried about someone stealing his $27 in tips after a hard shift?
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10-02-15 12:34 AM #121
Gritter with best post in thread
Nailed it
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10-02-15 12:38 AM #122
lol Originally Posted by Grits n' Gravy
Any chance of stricter gun laws went out the window many years ago. If politicians and the courts had the balls to turn down gun advocate/manufacturer campaign contributions they would go after the businesses that sell guns to people who commit felonies with those weapons. It might make a small impact on vendors who operate in grey areas. The death penalty needs to become automatic for those convicted of these kinds of crimes as well.
The majority of gun owners in USA have them just to be cool and compensate for the fact that they couldn't beat another man in a fair fight.
I have to laugh at paco trying to flex with his pistols. Guy valet parks cars for a living in Detroit. Is he worried about someone stealing his $27 in tips after a hard shift?
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10-02-15 12:52 AM #123
I thought I recognized this town...
http://www.nrtoday.com/news/17892518...army-medal-for
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10-02-15 06:45 AM #124
Gritter us right except for the death penalty part.
Most of these guys off themselves in the theater or on campus right after the shooting. So as a deterrent, death penalty doesn't make much sense.
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10-02-15 06:53 AM #125
This is a culture problem. It amazes me how the human species can make great strides in intelligence when it comes to fields like technology or medicine, but they can't see socially what has worked in the past. We have members of the animal kingdom that have done the same things in their circles since time began because it worked. Then you have the human species that has totally changed. Used to be that you would court your partner, marry them, mate with them, and then raise children together. Now we have a large segment that finds a person, mates with them, impregnates them, and then leaves the one parent to raise the child on their own. Then this one parent can be so self indulged that many of these kids are left to figure things out on their own. This puts the kid on the path of exploring a sense of self worth.
These kids figuring things out on their own becomes dangerous when mixed with technology. We've seen it on this message board where you have people that log on here, and can try to be whoever or whatever the want to be with little risk of physical confrontation. This just stokes the fire of kids searching for their own personal fame to satisfy that self worth. Yeah, you can throw mental health into the picture, but I truly believe that the parenting issue can be directly related to that also.
There is a reason why the University of Texas, and Kent State shootings were such big deals in the news. We had not seen things like that happen too often in that time. Guns had been around for decades before these events, so that didn't change. Behavior changed when our country got complacent after WWII. Those great people that fought their war were so inspired to give their kids everything they wanted and needed that they spoiled the hell out of them. This led to more and more women working, after they got a taste of it during the war, that we started getting generations of kids starting to come to a empty house after school, instead of a parent's loving hug. With cars, TV's, and suburbia starting to become more and more viable, self worth went from family and friends to material items. Its just spiraled generation from generation from there.
The toothpaste is out of the tube now, and it would take generations for it to even have a chance to come full circle. People can blame guns all they want to. They won't get offended. Maybe that's why its easier to blame them, then to blame humanity in this politically correct, easily offended, dying for attention society that we have made ourselves.Points Awarded:
dalogester gave Mr KLC 2 SBR Point(s) for this post.
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10-02-15 07:07 AM #126
Preach! Couldn't have said it any better. I think there's also something to be said about morals / god. Less and less kids go to church. Say what you want about it but god helps.
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10-02-15 07:28 AM #127
I knew that mass murderers kill for fame. I known this for years. Originally Posted by Kermit
It's the news media that needs to stop giving these mass murderers fame or the cycle of violence continues.
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10-02-15 08:16 AM #128
Its too easy to buy guns now and it is glorified
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10-02-15 08:20 AM #129
Jjgold, Oregon recently made it more difficult to get guns with required background checks. Doesn't stop criminals from getting guns from other people or the black market. Please quit your liberal bs and realize the problem is the people, our society today is PATHETIC.
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10-02-15 08:32 AM #130
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10-02-15 08:47 AM #131
And 2 seconds later you would have been claiming it was a Zionist/Jew/Mossad conspiracy to discredit the Muslim community. Originally Posted by paco
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10-02-15 08:47 AM #132
is he because he wacks off to the I.R.A... listens to drop kick murphys etc etc dudes white this isn't our shit this is white people shit Originally Posted by retard
he is a mixed race -- like his father obama
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10-02-15 08:50 AM #133
Originally Posted by CanuckG
And the plot thickens…….More ironic things will come out, but it will only be ones theory.
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10-02-15 03:50 PM #134
People who think guns kill have no clue. People kill not guns.
States with strict gun laws have more gun crimes. Stop with the stupidity and allow more people the right to protect them selfs.
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10-02-15 04:22 PM #135
Whole thing is bad
Something need to change
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10-02-15 04:25 PM #136
I didn't read the entire thread... but... I remember the news saying "the shooter was asking everyone what religious background they were?" I didn't see any outcome of this? What were people saying? Did they say Muslim? Catholic? Baptist? And get their head shout out? Never heard the end result?
What's the point of the news bringing up religion??? And not following through??? Fukking retarded.
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10-02-15 05:15 PM #137
Here is a good read without the liberal garbagehttp://www.dailystormer.com/oregon-s...e-supremacist/ Originally Posted by TheMoneyShot
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10-02-15 05:19 PM #138
Indeed... Originally Posted by pimike
Can never have enough innocent murders right??
Im with you fellow psychopath...
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10-02-15 06:06 PM #139
Any of you think today's death penalty is a deterrent? In state's that have it. My feelings no! Yes I understand we don't have no defendant here.
Last edited by JMon; 10-02-15 at 06:55 PM.
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10-02-15 07:26 PM #140
None one iota. Nobody decides not to murder on the off chance that they might get the death penalty instead of life in prison. Originally Posted by JMon
It has no deterrent effect. It costs more than non-capital cases. It is applied in a ridiculously inconsistent manner. And innocent people have been, and will be, put to death.
I'm not against the death penalty in theory, but in current practice it is simply too broken and ought to be eliminated. If we could kill the worst of the worst in a uniform, consistent and efficient manner then I could could behind it.Last edited by d2bets; 10-02-15 at 07:35 PM.
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