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Better stats would be number of students/staff dead as a result of a mass school shooting. Compare numbers between the year 2000 and 22 Vs all other shootings before the 21st century.
Something says you won't like the results
Something says you won't like the results
05-29-2022, 10:21 AM
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Originally Posted By AWillis⏩
Armed security guard did nothing in Buffalo. SHot the bad guy, got killed anyway, didn't stop the shooter.oh look. common sense
In Texas, the police were already trained on active shooters. Armed security officer was no where to be seen that day.
Shows up to a gun lobby convention miles away days after 20 kids got murdered. So much for "common sense".
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Originally Posted By NYPat⏩
easy to talk sh*t when you don't even know how those new secured schools would look. especially with one entry pointArmed security guard did nothing in Buffalo. SHot the bad guy, got killed anyway, didn't stop the shooter.
In Texas, the police were already trained on active shooters. Armed security officer was no where to be seen that day.
Shows up to a gun lobby convention miles away days after 20 kids got murdered. So much for "common sense".
In Texas, the police were already trained on active shooters. Armed security officer was no where to be seen that day.
Shows up to a gun lobby convention miles away days after 20 kids got murdered. So much for "common sense".
but your f a g g ot president instead prefers to send 40 billion to another country than help his own citizens
but then again the f a g g o t r y of the left support open borders and bringing in criminals so they should stfu when it comes to anything related to crime, right?
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05-29-2022, 10:27 AM
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The effects are way bigger than the immediate deaths and injuries though. Young kids in the USA have to go through mass shooting drills at school and are traumatized and in fear. We're talking about millions of kids. Parents want to turn their kids' schools into maximum security prisons. It's a fukked up situation overall.
05-29-2022, 10:29 AM
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Originally Posted By Barteh⏩
And again we have the "KIDS SHOULDN'T HAVE TO DO THAT" argument against a legitimate response which does nothing but virtue signalThe effects are way bigger than the immediate deaths and injuries though. Young kids in the USA have to go through mass shooting drills at school and are traumatized and in fear. We're talking about millions of kids. Parents want to turn their kids' schools into maximum security prisons. It's a fukked up situation overall.
Like calling someone a racist, just shut down the conversation to make yourself feel superior.
People shouldn't have to wear seat belts because you shouldn't drive like a pha**** but people still do.
Honestly people like this are the reason why nothing ever changes.
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05-29-2022, 10:34 AM
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Originally Posted By Barteh⏩
they are already being brainwashed by groomers, sexualized and taught to be trannies. you think them walking into what should be a secure safe environment to learn is the same as going to prison - are you smoking crack?The effects are way bigger than the immediate deaths and injuries though. Young kids in the USA have to go through mass shooting drills at school and are traumatized and in fear. We're talking about millions of kids. Parents want to turn their kids' schools into maximum security prisons. It's a fukked up situation overall.
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05-29-2022, 10:35 AM
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Originally Posted By jimbob007⏩
Lol at people like you who want to say the problem is kids at firing ranges.Over 2 thousand US school shootings since 1970. 288 between January 2009 & May 2018 alone & then add in all the other gun attacks elsewhere like nightclubs & public gatherings. 9 year old girls going to firing ranges & killing their instructor with an Uzi they cannot handle, because it is considered normal behaviour-yes, it is a big problem.
It's almost all black and Hispanic gang shootings in America. There's a reason this wasn't a problem 50 years ago.
05-29-2022, 10:43 AM
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Originally Posted By katya422⏩
Using that criteria - 4 or more people shot and/or killed - there were 10 mass school shootings between 2000-2010 and 18 shootings since 2010, exluciding the most recent one in Uvalde. Also ~30 shootings with 3 people shot/killed. Something's fuky about the math altogether, but one thing's for sure, the shootings are getting more commonplace.The Uvalde school shooting is tragic and multiple factors contributed to the outcome.
It's still worth keeping in mind that it is [thankfully] a rare event.
Cliffs:
- 27 "school shootings" [aka: a firearm was discharged at or near a school] so far in 2022
- 26 of these school shootings resulted in 0 or 1 death
- a mass shooting means 4 or more people were shot and/or killed; a mass shooting may have zero fatalities
- using this criteria there have been 13 mass school shootings since 1966
It's still worth keeping in mind that it is [thankfully] a rare event.
Cliffs:
- 27 "school shootings" [aka: a firearm was discharged at or near a school] so far in 2022
- 26 of these school shootings resulted in 0 or 1 death
- a mass shooting means 4 or more people were shot and/or killed; a mass shooting may have zero fatalities
- using this criteria there have been 13 mass school shootings since 1966
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_o..._United_States
Originally Posted By Fang2⏩
Cool meme, not a solution. Mentally fuked and socially isolated whackjobs contemplating said shootings won't be deterred from them just because they can occasionally get their dik wet by paying a hooker.Legalize prostitution in all 50 states, and you'll see fewer school shootings. srs
Originally Posted By AWillis⏩
Still not a tranny, but ok.the shooter was a tranny on "medical pharmaceuticals"
lol if you think guns are the problem
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lol if you think guns are the problem
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05-29-2022, 10:49 AM
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Originally Posted By P51⏩
phuck offLet’s just cut the BS, the AR-15 style rifles need to just be banned. Period.
There is no reason for ownership beyond liking them.
There is a reason these high causality mass shooters use these over a revolver.
There is no reason for ownership beyond liking them.
There is a reason these high causality mass shooters use these over a revolver.
the projectile from the AR platform is smaller than pistol rounds
the only reason you want to ban it is because it's effective weapon system.
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Originally Posted By Antoine99⏩
Not liking an argument doesn't mean it's virtue signaling. It also doesn't have anything to do with racism or seat belts.And again we have the "KIDS SHOULDN'T HAVE TO DO THAT" argument against a legitimate response which does nothing but virtue signal
Like calling someone a racist, just shut down the conversation to make yourself feel superior.
People shouldn't have to wear seat belts because you shouldn't drive like a pha**** but people still do.
Honestly people like this are the reason why nothing ever changes.
Like calling someone a racist, just shut down the conversation to make yourself feel superior.
People shouldn't have to wear seat belts because you shouldn't drive like a pha**** but people still do.
Honestly people like this are the reason why nothing ever changes.
On top of that I didn't even say schools in the USA shouldn't do that. I just said it's a fukked up situation. I'm happy the elementary school I went to still doesn't even have fences around it and that it has wooden front doors.
05-29-2022, 11:02 AM
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Originally Posted By Johnez⏩
Here is a link to the researchers' data base if you want to check that out:Since 1966 eh? How about since Columbine ('99)?
Columbine
Santee
New Town
Lakeland
Virginia Tech
These are some if the bigger ones, literally off the top of my head. IMO "since 1966" is kinda useless, it doesn't reveal any patterns or provide anything useful. Nothing between 66 and 89 is interesting as hell tho. Chit seemed to really open up after Columbine-which I think should be the focus of anybody wanting to get to the bottom of this.
Columbine
Santee
New Town
Lakeland
Virginia Tech
These are some if the bigger ones, literally off the top of my head. IMO "since 1966" is kinda useless, it doesn't reveal any patterns or provide anything useful. Nothing between 66 and 89 is interesting as hell tho. Chit seemed to really open up after Columbine-which I think should be the focus of anybody wanting to get to the bottom of this.
https://www.theviolenceproject.org/m...oter-database/
Originally Posted By DASBUNKER⏩
Something can be rare and terrible at the same time. It IS rare.This, andno it aint a rare event because of some pathetic data extrapolation
Imagine telling people who lost someone in these shootings they just a small statistic, yall really grasping at anything.
Imagine telling people who lost someone in these shootings they just a small statistic, yall really grasping at anything.
Originally Posted By guest89⏩
Too bad prohibition has been tried and failed.Drugs just need to be banned. Period.
There is no reason for ownership or liking them.
There is a reason all these OD's are from using drugs instead of mediation and positive energy.
There is no reason for ownership or liking them.
There is a reason all these OD's are from using drugs instead of mediation and positive energy.
illegal booze = people going blind/dying from bad bootleg hooch
illegal drugs = ******** ODs
We can only do so much to make the public safe when there is a profit motive to give the people what they want. Probably the best REAL solution is to improve human psychology and living conditions so that people are less interested in abusing substances.
Originally Posted By NYPat⏩
What level of government control do you believe would be required to reduce mass violence incidents to a level you deem acceptable?The argument that a problem shouldn't be solved because it happens less frequently than other problems is not an argument.
Now let's start finding solutions that don't involve the suspect getting multiple firearms and showing up at the school first.
Now let's start finding solutions that don't involve the suspect getting multiple firearms and showing up at the school first.
And are you okay with surrendering freedom to acquire the safety you *believe* that our corrupt [undeniable] government would actually provide for you?
Originally Posted By OneLegSquats⏩
I linked the data base above. Please feel free to figure that out and report back. Per the article:Better stats would be number of students/staff dead as a result of a mass school shooting. Compare numbers between the year 2000 and 22 Vs all other shootings before the 21st century.
Something says you won't like the results
Something says you won't like the results
- 13 mass school shootings
- 146 children and adults killed
- An additional 182 children and adults injured
The first one they record was Stockton, CA in 1989.
If you look at aircraft related fatalities from 1989 through 2019 there were 38,356 fatalities 13,360 severe injuries and 21,383 minor injuries.
https://www.psbr.law/aviation_accident_statistics.html
38,356 fatalities flying planes vs. 146 fatalities from mass school shootings
34,743 injuries flying planes vs. 182 injuries from mass school shootings
Originally Posted By Barteh⏩
Yes, it is nuts to risk decreasing the mental health and well being of all school children in an attempt to protect some unknown small number of children from a crazy person who could find some other way to murder students.The effects are way bigger than the immediate deaths and injuries though.Young kids in the USA have to go through mass shooting drills at school and are traumatized and in fear. We're talking about millions of kids. Parents want to turn their kids' schools into maximum security prisons.It's a fukked up situation overall.
- remote learning [kids falling behind/checked out]
- masks [children not as socially/mentally developed as they should be]
- barriers and physical distancing [teaching children to be afraid of human contact]
Putting police in schools and/or making school a place where children feel unsafe is problematic.
Of course no one wants their children to be murdered by some maniac. Do you want them to be arrested for spaghetti straps? Spit balls? Property damage?
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05-29-2022, 11:06 AM
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Originally Posted By P51⏩
Let’s just cut the BS, the AR-15 style rifles need to just be banned. Period.
There is no reason for ownership beyond liking them.
There is a reason these high causality mass shooters use these over a revolver.
There is no reason for ownership beyond liking them.
There is a reason these high causality mass shooters use these over a revolver.
Someone would like to have a word with you... Deadliest school shooting ever, done with pistols.
05-29-2022, 11:08 AM
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Originally Posted By BraneyGumble⏩
Unaware what difference there may be between the wiki criteria and the data base criteria.Using that criteria - 4 or more people shot and/or killed - there were 10 mass school shootings between 2000-2010 and 18 shootings since 2010, exluciding the most recent one in Uvalde. Also ~30 shootings with 3 people shot/killed. Something's fuky about the math altogether, but one thing's for sure, the shootings are getting more commonplace.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_o..._United_States
Cool meme, not a solution. Mentally fuked and socially isolated whackjobs contemplating said shootings won't be deterred from them just because they can occasionally get their dik wet by paying a hooker.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_o..._United_States
Cool meme, not a solution. Mentally fuked and socially isolated whackjobs contemplating said shootings won't be deterred from them just because they can occasionally get their dik wet by paying a hooker.
Here is another link to the original article:
https://theconversation.com/what-we-...hem-out-183812
And some things they report:
Our research and dozens of interviews with incarcerated perpetrators of mass shootings suggests thatfor most perpetrators, the mass shooting event is intended to be a final act.The majority of school mass shooters die in the attack. Of the 15 mass school shooters in our database, just seven were apprehended. The rest died on the scene, nearly all by suicide – the lone exception being the Robb Elementary shooter, who was shot dead by police.
And school shooters tend to preempt their attacks by leaving posts, messages or videos warning of their intent.
Inspired by past school shooters, some perpetrators are seeking fame and notoriety. However, most school shooters are motivated by a generalized anger.Their path to violence involves self-hate and despair turned outward at the world, and our research finds they often communicate their intent to do harm in advance as a final, desperate cry for help. The key to stopping these tragedies is for society to be alert to these warning signs and act on them immediately.
^^^And school shooters tend to preempt their attacks by leaving posts, messages or videos warning of their intent.
Inspired by past school shooters, some perpetrators are seeking fame and notoriety. However, most school shooters are motivated by a generalized anger.Their path to violence involves self-hate and despair turned outward at the world, and our research finds they often communicate their intent to do harm in advance as a final, desperate cry for help. The key to stopping these tragedies is for society to be alert to these warning signs and act on them immediately.
Sounds more like "suicide and I'm taking company with me" vs. wannabe famous or anything that might be deterred by more severe punishment.
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05-29-2022, 11:11 AM
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How about a compromise.
conservatives will get their wish of leaving it up to the states to ban abortion (in which half of the country will do so) and in turn liberals can reinstate the ban (because they've been banned before) on guns classified as an AR.
fact of the matter is, prohibiting either of these hot button issues isn't going to stop people from getting them if they want to so its all a moot point.
conservatives will get their wish of leaving it up to the states to ban abortion (in which half of the country will do so) and in turn liberals can reinstate the ban (because they've been banned before) on guns classified as an AR.
fact of the matter is, prohibiting either of these hot button issues isn't going to stop people from getting them if they want to so its all a moot point.
05-29-2022, 11:37 AM
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Originally Posted By NYPat⏩
Regardless of how many school shootings there are, I think we should all be using this opportunity to remember George Floyd.Armed security guard did nothing in Buffalo. SHot the bad guy, got killed anyway, didn't stop the shooter.
In Texas, the police were already trained on active shooters. Armed security officer was no where to be seen that day.
Shows up to a gun lobby convention miles away days after 20 kids got murdered. So much for "common sense".
In Texas, the police were already trained on active shooters. Armed security officer was no where to be seen that day.
Shows up to a gun lobby convention miles away days after 20 kids got murdered. So much for "common sense".
05-29-2022, 11:52 AM
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Originally Posted By SeymourGains⏩
The common denominator are weak and/or missing fathers. That hurts the dem platform though, so can’t admit thatAbortion and shootings are both the result of broken secular society where nobody is connected and morality is whatever you feel like it is. Brb lets just give the mentally ill and broken unlimited freedom and autonomy and then act shocked when they do crazy stuff with it
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Originally Posted By Barteh⏩
If that's what you meant then sorry but I see arguments like this all the time, it's either ban guns or do nothing because it "scares kids".Not liking an argument doesn't mean it's virtue signaling. It also doesn't have anything to do with racism or seat belts.
On top of that I didn't even say schools in the USA shouldn't do that. I just said it's a fukked up situation. I'm happy the elementary school I went to still doesn't even have fences around it and that it has wooden front doors.
On top of that I didn't even say schools in the USA shouldn't do that. I just said it's a fukked up situation. I'm happy the elementary school I went to still doesn't even have fences around it and that it has wooden front doors.
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05-29-2022, 12:13 PM
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Originally Posted By katya422⏩
Adding to the airplane death statistic, the first thing people usually say to someone who is scared of flying is "Dying in a plane crash is extremely rare/you are more likely to win the lottery", which means that mass (or school I guess) shootings have even worse odds bordering on impossibleHere is a link to the researchers' data base if you want to check that out:
https://www.theviolenceproject.org/m...oter-database/
Something can be rare and terrible at the same time. It IS rare.
Too bad prohibition has been tried and failed.
illegal booze = people going blind/dying from bad bootleg hooch
illegal drugs = ******** ODs
We can only do so much to make the public safe when there is a profit motive to give the people what they want. Probably the best REAL solution is to improve human psychology and living conditions so that people are less interested in abusing substances.
What level of government control do you believe would be required to reduce mass violence incidents to a level you deem acceptable?
And are you okay with surrendering freedom to acquire the safety you *believe* that our corrupt [undeniable] government would actually provide for you?
I linked the data base above. Please feel free to figure that out and report back. Per the article:
- 13 mass school shootings
- 146 children and adults killed
- An additional 182 children and adults injured
The first one they record was Stockton, CA in 1989.
If you look at aircraft related fatalities from 1989 through 2019 there were 38,356 fatalities 13,360 severe injuries and 21,383 minor injuries.
https://www.psbr.law/aviation_accident_statistics.html
38,356 fatalities flying planes vs. 146 fatalities from mass school shootings
34,743 injuries flying planes vs. 182 injuries from mass school shootings
Yes, it is nuts to risk decreasing the mental health and well being of all school children in an attempt to protect some unknown small number of children from a crazy person who could find some other way to murder students.
- remote learning [kids falling behind/checked out]
- masks [children not as socially/mentally developed as they should be]
- barriers and physical distancing [teaching children to be afraid of human contact]
Putting police in schools and/or making school a place where children feel unsafe is problematic.
Of course no one wants their children to be murdered by some maniac. Do you want them to be arrested for spaghetti straps? Spit balls? Property damage?
https://www.theviolenceproject.org/m...oter-database/
Something can be rare and terrible at the same time. It IS rare.
Too bad prohibition has been tried and failed.
illegal booze = people going blind/dying from bad bootleg hooch
illegal drugs = ******** ODs
We can only do so much to make the public safe when there is a profit motive to give the people what they want. Probably the best REAL solution is to improve human psychology and living conditions so that people are less interested in abusing substances.
What level of government control do you believe would be required to reduce mass violence incidents to a level you deem acceptable?
And are you okay with surrendering freedom to acquire the safety you *believe* that our corrupt [undeniable] government would actually provide for you?
I linked the data base above. Please feel free to figure that out and report back. Per the article:
- 13 mass school shootings
- 146 children and adults killed
- An additional 182 children and adults injured
The first one they record was Stockton, CA in 1989.
If you look at aircraft related fatalities from 1989 through 2019 there were 38,356 fatalities 13,360 severe injuries and 21,383 minor injuries.
https://www.psbr.law/aviation_accident_statistics.html
38,356 fatalities flying planes vs. 146 fatalities from mass school shootings
34,743 injuries flying planes vs. 182 injuries from mass school shootings
Yes, it is nuts to risk decreasing the mental health and well being of all school children in an attempt to protect some unknown small number of children from a crazy person who could find some other way to murder students.
- remote learning [kids falling behind/checked out]
- masks [children not as socially/mentally developed as they should be]
- barriers and physical distancing [teaching children to be afraid of human contact]
Putting police in schools and/or making school a place where children feel unsafe is problematic.
Of course no one wants their children to be murdered by some maniac. Do you want them to be arrested for spaghetti straps? Spit balls? Property damage?
Would kick em in the nuts
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Originally Posted By ooph⏩
Someone would like to have a word with you... Deadliest school shooting ever, done with pistols.
There was one with dynamite I forgot which one or if it was even in the U.S.Someone would like to have a word with you... Deadliest school shooting ever, done with pistols.
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Good stuff Katya. In one of the threads that popped up this week I made a post that fits well here. If the goal of restricting access to firearms is to prevent the loss of life, people that lead off using school shootings as their primary argument aren't rationale. They should be talking about suicides.
Also, I have no idea how much it would actually cost to beef up security at schools. I've seen posts made that the Ukraine money world have covered cops at every school (for how long though, a year?). People also say you can't put a price on a life so whatever it costs, it's with our it. However, let's say we spend 40 billion a year on school security and save 20 lives a year. Sounds OK unless you consider that we could have spent the money elsewhere and maybe saved 100 (or whatever). The point is, sometimes people say if it saves a life, it doesn't matter what it costs, but money is finite and it really does.
Also, I have no idea how much it would actually cost to beef up security at schools. I've seen posts made that the Ukraine money world have covered cops at every school (for how long though, a year?). People also say you can't put a price on a life so whatever it costs, it's with our it. However, let's say we spend 40 billion a year on school security and save 20 lives a year. Sounds OK unless you consider that we could have spent the money elsewhere and maybe saved 100 (or whatever). The point is, sometimes people say if it saves a life, it doesn't matter what it costs, but money is finite and it really does.
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Over 4,100 people have been shot in Chicago in 2021 but let’s not forget about Saint ******** Floyd, the patron saint of counterfeit bills.
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05-29-2022, 12:45 PM
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Also OP carefully picked her citation.
185 students / teachers have been killed in school shootings since 1999.
But gun nuts don’t care because CHICAGO!!!!
185 students / teachers have been killed in school shootings since 1999.
But gun nuts don’t care because CHICAGO!!!!
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Originally Posted By FarmersSon⏩
lol'd at "Good stuff Katya."Good stuff Katya. In one of the threads that popped up this week I made a post that fits well here. If the goal of restricting access to firearms is to prevent the loss of life, people that lead off using school shootings as their primary argument aren't rationale.They should be talking about suicides.
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Did it ever cross your mind that there's a huge difference between someone wanting to die and someone who doesn't?
Suicides aren't not a remotely acceptable comparison to 19 school children being slaughtered. Same goes for gang violence.
FOH with all the whataboutism.
Never thought I'd see the day where I'm agreeing with P51 over most of my fellow conservative miscers.
What the fuk is the point of using data from a time period where this phenomenon was non-existant?
Katya is a pseudo-intellectual with an empty egg carton.
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Originally Posted By P51⏩
185 since 1999 is statistically nothing.Also OP carefully picked her citation.
185 students / teachers have been killed in school shootings since 1999.
But gun nuts don’t care because CHICAGO!!!!
185 students / teachers have been killed in school shootings since 1999.
But gun nuts don’t care because CHICAGO!!!!
The truck driver in Nice France who used no guns at all caused almost half of those deaths from 1999-2022 in minutes.
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It's about as rare as winning the lottery, despite the mass medias' attempts to make the public think it's a likely thing to happen to them and their loved ones.
The main reason most of the spree killings are happening is due to the mass media coverage of them giving the perp the notoriety they seek, that the perp knows will happen once they do it. They do it not because they want to kill kids but because they know the immense mass media coverage will be given to them. Get a handle on that mass media coverage and you'll get a handle on the problem. There are numerous other security measures that can help but that's the primary problem that must be dealt with. If we can't stop the MSM giving the major coverage to it then it will not stop. Period.
As I speak right now CNN continues with its nonstop coverage of the Uvalde shootings. Six days straight now of 24/7 coverage of the shooter and his deeds. They do it willingly knowing they are playing an active role in making it more likely to happen.
The main reason most of the spree killings are happening is due to the mass media coverage of them giving the perp the notoriety they seek, that the perp knows will happen once they do it. They do it not because they want to kill kids but because they know the immense mass media coverage will be given to them. Get a handle on that mass media coverage and you'll get a handle on the problem. There are numerous other security measures that can help but that's the primary problem that must be dealt with. If we can't stop the MSM giving the major coverage to it then it will not stop. Period.
As I speak right now CNN continues with its nonstop coverage of the Uvalde shootings. Six days straight now of 24/7 coverage of the shooter and his deeds. They do it willingly knowing they are playing an active role in making it more likely to happen.
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Originally Posted By jackamo2887⏩
but it's by people allergic to school, so that's a bonusThere's a mass shooting every weekend in Chicago or Baltimore, but nobody cares about that.
A million miles away - I don't.. feel.... anything.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PXGZu4yxjW0
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Originally Posted By P51⏩
Now tell us how many crimes are prevented yearly with firearms. And then tell us why you want so badly to see crime skyrocket.Also OP carefully picked her citation.
185 students / teachers have been killed in school shootings since 1999.
But gun nuts don’t care because CHICAGO!!!!
185 students / teachers have been killed in school shootings since 1999.
But gun nuts don’t care because CHICAGO!!!!
A million miles away - I don't.. feel.... anything.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PXGZu4yxjW0
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Originally Posted By Antoine99⏩
185 since 1999 is statistically nothing.
The truck driver in Nice France who used no guns at all caused almost half of those deaths from 1999-2022 in minutes.
The truck driver in Nice France who used no guns at all caused almost half of those deaths from 1999-2022 in minutes.
Originally Posted By LukeLissen⏩
What does this line of thinking say about you both? Honestly?It's about as rare as winning the lottery, despite the mass medias' attempts to make the public think it's a likely thing to happen to them and their loved ones.
"Her der well even though a few dozen kids have been massacred between Sandy Hook and Uvalde, it's SOOOO RAARRRRREEE why are people trying to change laws n chit DURRRRR!!!"
Originally Posted By seanb1979⏩
fkr made me lolbut it's by people allergic to school, so that's a bonus
Cope first, cope hard, no realtea
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Originally Posted By seanb1979⏩
Crime won’t skyrocket if AR-15 style weapons are banned.Now tell us how many crimes are prevented yearly with firearms. And then tell us why you want so badly to see crime skyrocket.
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Originally Posted By seanb1979⏩
Between 300k-3 million probablyNow tell us how many crimes are prevented yearly with firearms. And then tell us why you want so badly to see crime skyrocket.
It's not even close, guns are a plus to safety
Would kick em in the nuts
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