Crazy..Philly shooting at chinese resturant

TheRifleman · 03-21-13, 10:28 PM

CountNo_Account · 03-21-13, 11:11 PM

lightweight...

Foxx · 03-22-13, 03:09 AM

Not sure what his goal was, but it seems like he was going after 6 guys with 6 bullets.

And what kind of Chinese restaurant is that?

Tuesday · 03-22-13, 05:09 AM

Whoa.

I'm surprised no one was seriously hurt, since it was a glass door and the guy could see the targets though the glass...so he didn't have to reach around the door to shoot...

Yotone · 03-22-13, 11:16 AM

I know where that is, crazy thing is that its the better part of north philly.

Hardly news worthy in Philly.

billyloco · 03-22-13, 11:58 AM

CRAZEEEEEE SHITOOOOO!!!!

TheMoneyShot · 03-22-13, 12:01 PM

And no bullets hit anyone?!?!?! WTF? Point blank range.

MrZ · 03-22-13, 12:02 PM

What a horrible shot

MoneyM1ke · 03-22-13, 04:28 PM

Philly is on the Detroit path 10-15 years if shit don't change, was driving through the city Tuesday, crackhead central

Bostongambler · 03-22-13, 05:53 PM

Sick shit.. Savages

Winnipeg Jets · 03-22-13, 06:00 PM

pants half way down the ass must be blacks again.

nothing new...move along.

PhillyFlyers · 03-25-13, 10:12 AM

Originally posted by MoneyM1ke

Philly is on the Detroit path 10-15 years if shit don't change, was driving through the city Tuesday, crackhead central

Black majority population + Black mayor.

darrell74 · 03-25-13, 10:24 AM

and all you anti-gun people, listen up

do you think that was registered?
of course not
that guy gets that gun anyway he can

MoneyM1ke · 03-25-13, 06:16 PM

Originally posted by PhillyFlyers

Black majority population + Black mayor.

bingo, also sending more people into the suburbs with the tax raise

Kermit · 03-25-13, 06:35 PM

Screw Afghanistan, the U.S. should be sending our troops into Philadelphia.

statnerds · 03-25-13, 07:57 PM

criminals shooting criminals

anyone surprised or give a fukk?

Dilo · 03-25-13, 08:32 PM

just like the movies when they fire bullets and always miss

cubswin · 03-25-13, 09:23 PM

They need to start doing tests on their brains , shooting an infant point blank , somthing is not right .

Jayvegas420 · 03-25-13, 11:05 PM

Tuesday · 03-26-13, 04:28 AM

Yup.

Originally posted by darrell74

and all you anti-gun people, listen up

do you think that was registered?
of course not
that guy gets that gun anyway he can

. More proof that wasting tax dollars on bureaucracy never solves anything, in fact it just makes us all poorer because we keep throwing our tax dollars into a bottomless pit.

Jayvegas420 · 03-26-13, 11:49 AM

So because stolen guns are already out there, there's no point in trying to begin to regulate them?
Typical.
Watching a lot of FOX news lately, starting to get a clearer picture of where some of you gun nuts are getting your information (mis-information) from!

Tuesday · 03-26-13, 04:51 PM

Yeesh...

Originally posted by Jayvegas420

So because stolen guns are already out there, there's no point in trying to begin to regulate them?
Typical.
Watching a lot of FOX news lately, starting to get a clearer picture of where some of you gun nuts are getting your information (mis-information) from!

No point in registering them or regulating them. You pretty much made the point by answering your own question. Here's a question for you, how did current regulations or laws prevent the above shooting? Even if it doesn't prevent it how does it help the situation by wasting all our tax dollars regulating something that can't be regulated efficiently? Do you know how much it costs to make new laws, regulations, or to enforce and prosecute them? I don't know for sure, but I am guessing billions wasted in canada and the states by our governments that could have paid for free health care or free dental care or free post-secondary education or even make the public education more efficient.

I understand you don't like guns, but creating a law against owning them doesn't change the fact that guns exists in our society and won't go away no matter how hard you fool yourself by thinking a law is going to make crime or guns disappear. The best way to make society better is though education, not force.

ACoochy · 03-26-13, 05:10 PM

Originally posted by cubswin

They need to start doing tests on their brains , shooting an infant point blank , somthing is not right .

James D · 03-26-13, 08:09 PM

Originally posted by MoneyM1ke

Philly is on the Detroit path 10-15 years if shit don't change, was driving through the city Tuesday, crackhead central

I think you are right

OMGRandyJackson · 03-27-13, 02:00 PM

I like how long it takes him to realize its a glass door and he can shoot through it.

CarpeDime · 03-27-13, 02:17 PM

black

opie1988 · 03-27-13, 02:42 PM

Originally posted by statnerds

criminals shooting criminals

anyone surprised or give a fukk?

Not one fukk given here.

This is how natural selection is supposed to work. It's all part of a cleansing.

pico21 · 03-27-13, 08:13 PM

naggers

The Inevitable · 03-28-13, 01:53 AM

Typical SBR responses in this thread.

A normal response: I'm glad no one was hurt seriously and glad these guys managed to keep this basket case out of the store.

Tuesday · 03-28-13, 02:01 AM

Why would a normal person be glad?

Originally posted by The Inevitable

Typical SBR responses in this thread.

A normal response: I'm glad no one was hurt seriously and glad these guys managed to keep this basket case out of the store.

Since you don't know them and are disassociated from it, why wouldn't the normal response be to not even care?

The Inevitable · 03-28-13, 08:37 AM

Originally posted by Tuesday

Since you don't know them and are disassociated from it, why wouldn't the normal response be to not even care?

It's called compassion. A natural trait of a functional human being. Ones who don't have it are either sociopaths (or psychopaths), have learn not to feel it, or a lot of times a defense mechanism kicks in to avoid the feeling of not being able to stop or change the situation.

Tuesday · 03-28-13, 10:03 PM

I know about compassion.

Originally posted by The Inevitable

It's called compassion. A natural trait of a functional human being. Ones who don't have it are either sociopaths (or psychopaths), have learn not to feel it, or a lot of times a defense mechanism kicks in to avoid the feeling of not being able to stop or change the situation.

I know what you are talking about, but I don't think it's the norm to feel compassion for something or someone far removed from your own reality. Just like a movie, some people cry during each scene, I think that is over emotional. Some people see it for what it is - a movie whether a true story or not it's still not really effecting your life. Just like this video, it doesn't have any real effect on the majority of sbr people who watch it.

I feel compassion for events in my own life, not event in other peoples lives. I don't think I am ab-normal.