School shooting: Parkland, Florida

[Chris]

Alabama House Passes Broadened ‘Stand Your Ground’ After Florida School Shooting



The Alabama House of Representatives voted 40-16 to expand “Stand Your Ground” the day after the Florida school shooting occurred.
The vote was to broaden the statute to allow defense of life in churches. It was presented as part of an overarching goal of removing weak spots in current law so that citizens can defend themselves when an attacker strikes.

The Seattle Times quoted state Rep. Lynn Greer (R-Rogersville), saying, “You got nuts everywhere just like you had in the high school in Florida yesterday. Occasionally, they show up in a church.”

Democrats opposed the vote to expand Stand Your Ground, with Rep. Chris England (D-Tuscaloosa) describing the pro-self-defense push as “pandering.” He indicated that Alabama “already has a self-defense law” and said broadening it “doesn’t accomplish anything.” Rep. Laura Hall (D-Huntsville) said the expanded law would just encourage people to “shoot first and ask questions later.”

Nevertheless, Rep. Greer seized on small rural churches, pointing out that such congregations are on their own should an attacker strike. He explained that larger churches “can afford to hire professional security teams and off-duty police officers,” but smaller churches cannot.

The church that was attacked in Texas on November 5, 2017, was a rural church with no armed security. The attacker was able to kill 26 people before a neighbor of the church, Stephen Willeford, ran barefoot to the scene and shot the attacker with an AR-15.

http://www.breitbart.com/big-government/2018/02/16/alabama-house-passes-broadened-stand-ground-florida-school-shooting/

[Blake]

Less Democrats.

Oh look. Chris doesn't know how to give an honest answer to his meme.

Now back to more meme. Go.

[Blake]

Alabama House Passes Broadened ‘Stand Your Ground’ After Florida School Shooting

Back to more right wing spew

[boutons_deux]

To honor victims of latest mass shooting, White House says Trump will skip one game of golf (https://www.dailykos.com/stories/2018/2/18/1742534/-To-honor-victims-of-latest-mass-shooting-White-House-says-Trump-will-skip-one-game-of-golf)

President Trump reportedly skipped a day at the golf course on Saturday

following the Florida school shooting that took place just miles from his Mar-a-Lago resort.

White House aides told Bloomberg that

the decision not to golf was a show of respect for the victims and grieving families of the school shooting in Florida.

https://www.dailykos.com/stories/1742534

[Blake]

Followed by left wing spew

[Pavlov]

Less Democrats.How are you going to achieve that, Chris?

[Blake]

How are you going to achieve that, Chris?

Less democracy

[Chris]

How are you going to achieve that, Chris?

Crematoria and gas chambers.

[Pavlov]

Crematoria and gas chambers.Finally, an honest answer from you.

[Chris]

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[Chris]

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[Pavlov]

965337281052663808If a gun is shot at a school, it's a school shooting.

No one said 18 school murder shootings, Chris.

[Blake]

Crematoria and gas chambers.


Finally, an honest answer from you.

Lol

[Blake]

965337281052663808

"Meanwhile, some accounts with large bot followings are already spreading misinformation about the shooter's ties to*far-left group Antifa, even though the*Associated Press reported*that he was a member of a local white nationalist group. The Twitter account Education4Libs, which RoBhat Labs shows is one among the top accounts tweeted at by bots, is among the prominent disseminators of that idea:

https://twitter.com/Education4Libs

"

:lol

https://www.wired.com/story/pro-gun-russian-bots-flood-twitter-after-parkland-shooting/

[CosmicCowboy]

"Meanwhile, some accounts with large bot followings are already spreading misinformation about the shooter's ties to*far-left group Antifa, even though the*Associated Press reported*that he was a member of a local white nationalist group. The Twitter account Education4Libs, which RoBhat Labs shows is one among the top accounts tweeted at by bots, is among the prominent disseminators of that idea:

https://twitter.com/Education4Libs

"

:lol

https://www.wired.com/story/pro-gun-russian-bots-flood-twitter-after-parkland-shooting/

You might want to check that claim blueboy. FBI says no link to right wing organizations found.

[Blake]

You might want to check that claim blueboy. FBI says no link to right wing organizations found.

I know what he's not a member of. That's the point here, redass.

[Spurminator]

You might want to check that claim blueboy. FBI says no link to right wing organizations found.

If you want to get technical, it was local law enforcement that said that, not the FBI.

Good breakdown here, along with an illustration of how 4chan types create the disinformation that's often spread here.
https://www.politico.com/story/2018/02/16/florida-shooting-white-nationalists-415672

[pgardn]

Japan has no guns. Homicide is overall i think

Im just looking at the US

Sorry did not make myself clear which is not unusual for me.

Yea it's gotta be. Otherwise we would have a homocide rate of 0.05 per 100,000 that does not involve guns. I've personally strangled more than 5/100 of a person in one month.

[ElNono]

Yah, let's go back to the 60s, tbh... then we can reinvent computers and the modern world, go through 20 economic bubbles again, and profit!

[boutons_deux]

Students and women supposed to march for gun regs, won't make ANY difference.

BigGun, NRA, Repug whores laughing their asses off at "marches"

[pgardn]

Crematoria and gas chambers.

Jesus cries...

[pgardn]

Crematoria and gas chambers.

And this is why Jesus is going to visit yet again.
You call yourself a Nazi Christian.
First step, admission of ...

[hitmanyr2k]

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Gun control isn't very effective when people realize it's a lot easier to obtain a gun in a neighboring state with relaxed gun laws or a gun show.

[mingus]

The police failed the victims, not the gun laws. Police were called to his house 30+ times. Yet, he still has a gun stash.

What I hate about this gun control debate is that they (police, FBI) aren't exhausting their resources to stop these things from happening. Lax gun control laws is a SCAPEGOAT for an inept police & FBI.

[pgardn]

The police failed the victims, not the gun laws. Police were called to his house 30+ times. Yet, he still has a gun stash.

What I hate about this gun control debate is that they (police, FBI) aren't exhausting their resources to stop these things from happening. Lax gun control laws is a SCAPEGOAT for an inept police & FBI.


Yeah.

Because the police and FBI quite obviously want every household they visit to have a gun trained on them.
Family arguements are a lot more fun for the cops when multiple guns are involved in a family argument they have been called to. I'm sure they enjoy the challenge.

[boutons_deux]

Sally Yates (https://twitter.com/SallyQYates)
(https://twitter.com/SallyQYates)✔@SallyQYates (https://twitter.com/SallyQYates)

Incomprehensible pain and loss at a high school, yet again, and

it’s children who are the leading voices for action.

Meanwhile, our president uses the tragedy to attack the investigation of a foreign adversary’s interference in our democracy.

Shameful.

https://twitter.com/realdonaldtrump/status/965075589274177536 … (https://t.co/ULo0gXUWhL)

9:25 AM - Feb 18, 2018 (https://twitter.com/SallyQYates/status/965245893246144512)

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Trash is exclusively, pathologically about only himself.

[rmt]

Yeah.

Because the police and FBI quite obviously want every household they visit to have a gun trained on them.
Family arguements are a lot more fun for the cops when multiple guns are involved in a family argument they have been called to. I'm sure they enjoy the challenge.

No background check is going to trigger if the agencies don't do their jobs and tag people. From the Air Force? failing to flag the Texas church shooter to the FBI/social/local services and this school shooter - the fault lies in follow-up and communication/data entry.

[benfti]

It is a level of ignorant stupidity that only exsists in the insane asylum known as the USA, that the people, who would be catagorised as legally retarded in the rest of the civilised world who can’t process between their desire for an automatic weapon over protecting the lives of children.

That some serious low functioning cognition.

[SnakeBoy]

It is a level of ignorant stupidity that only exsists in the insane asylum known as the USA, that the people, who would be catagorised as legally retarded in the rest of the civilised world who can’t process between their desire for an automatic weapon over protecting the lives of children.

That some serious low functioning cognition.

You might want to work on your grammar skills if you are going to declare everyone else stupid.

[RandomGuy]

You might want to work on your grammar skills if you are going to declare everyone else stupid.

You is still an idiot, no badly how grammarly is that put stated of.

[Chris]

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[TeyshaBlue]

You is still an idiot, no badly how grammarly is that put stated of.

That made my head hurt. :lol

[DMC]

Well clearly Japan should just abandon all gun laws if a few bad guys still find a way to get them.


Makes sense to me. Also they need God in schools.

Maybe if the USA abandoned due process, nuked a couple of its largest cities and had another country occupy it for 50+ years, we'd be better off.

[Pavlov]

965699300792692736I'd rather have Nikolas Cruz attacking schools with hammers and abortions than an AR-15 tbh.

[Chris]

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[boutons_deux]

Bill Mitchell :lol

[monosylab1k]

You might want to work on your grammar skills if you are going to declare everyone else stupid.

https://i.imgur.com/lmHdO6Y_d.jpg?maxwidth=640&shape=thumb&fidelity=medium

[Pavlov]

965699311613960197I'd much rather have Nikolas Cruz shooting up schools with a knife instead of an AR-15.

[monosylab1k]

965699311613960197

https://i.imgur.com/i7sJVDY_d.jpg?maxwidth=640&shape=thumb&fidelity=medium

[monosylab1k]

Maybe if the USA abandoned due process, nuked a couple of its largest cities and had another country occupy it for 50+ years, we'd be better off.

https://i.imgur.com/BL8OGVy_d.jpg?maxwidth=640&shape=thumb&fidelity=medium

[DMC]

965699311613960197

This point is easily defeated. Arm our military and police with knives instead of guns.

The problem isn't the gun or the knife (or the bomb). It's the person. If we cannot find a way to corral the lunatics, we have to at least stop them from gaining the ability to impose their will on the rest of society, at a whim. They should not have a knife or a gun (or a bomb). This requires on some personal freedoms being infringed upon. Underwater where sharks live, divers use cages which restrict their freedom of movement but, more importantly, protect them from the sharks.

I think schools should be harder to get into than the gates at the airport. Sure, a plane can be turned into a weapon, but what's the difference between crashing a plane and killing hundreds or walking into a dozen schools across the country and killing hundreds? By now we should all be well aware of the fact that shooters prefer high body counts, which means they prefer to not be shot at while going on their rampage (otherwise they'd attack police stations and military bases instead of schools, churches and concerts).

So lock these things down. You cannot get onto the wealthy communities without clearing the security gate. However you can walk into a school where defenseless children are packed like sardines with anything you can carry. Seems a bit backwards.

Locking down the access to schools and places considered to be "gun free zones" would require very little legislation, compared to gun control bills that will never make it out of committee.

Or just keep having candlelight vigils.

[Chris]

T If we cannot find a way to corral the lunatics, we have to at least stop them from gaining the ability to impose their will on the rest of society, at a whim

Disarming a society will only enable the lunatic. Posters here want a gun ban, specifically an AR-15 ban. This only sets a precedent for more bans, and a slippery slope to a complete gun grab. You want to make it harder for the lunatic to get an AR-15? That's fine - I agree with you. If the coach or a teacher had a gun, Cruz would probably be the one getting buried instead of those children. Gun free zones wasn't something our forefathers envisioned.

[DMX7]

Disarming a society will only enable the lunatic. Posters here want a gun ban, specifically an AR-15 ban. This only sets a precedent for more bans, and a slippery slope to a complete gun grab. You want to make it harder for the lunatic to get an AR-15? That's fine - I agree with you. If the coach or a teacher had a gun, Cruz would probably be the one getting buried instead of those children. Gun free zones wasn't something our forefathers envisioned.

So a teacher (or a coach) isn't only supposed to carry a gun they need to carry an AR-15 for it to be a fair fight? Is that what you're proposing?

[Chris]

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[Pavlov]

965702325896646658I'd rather have Nikolas Cruz shooting hammers at schoolkids than an AR-15.

[DMC]

Disarming a society will only enable the lunatic. Posters here want a gun ban, specifically an AR-15 ban. This only sets a precedent for more bans, and a slippery slope to a complete gun grab. You want to make it harder for the lunatic to get an AR-15? That's fine - I agree with you. If the coach or a teacher had a gun, Cruz would probably be the one getting buried instead of those children. Gun free zones wasn't something our forefathers envisioned.

Democrats aren't brave enough to push for an outright ban. I think you should be required to show need for any semi-auto firearm including shotguns.

Gun free zones are fine given that protection is provided those inside who were put at a disadvantage by leaving their self defense elsewhere. Post armed guards at schools. It doesn't need to be like a prison, but it does need to have restricted access. Too many campuses are just wide open, you can walk onto them from every direction and simply enter an unlocked door and start your shit.

If people are willing to demand freedoms be surrendered for the sake of safety, then campuses being locked down is one of the least intrusive measures and would at least ensure a checkpoint. Of course the two ideas aren't mutually exclusive, you can still work on identifying and helping those who need mental health care while at the same time creating and enforcing gun laws that keep the chaos to a minimum. Rapid fire semi-autos with high capacity magazines pretty much guarantee a high body count. It's not exclusive, because you can do the same with a car or a bomb, but we have to attack these things in parallel, it's not "this or that".

[DMX7]

965702325896646658

So you're in a fight and you get to choose weapons.... You choosing the AR-15 or the "more deadly" hammer or knife??? LMFAO people are so stupid.

[DMX7]

I'd rather have Nikolas Cruz shooting hammers at schoolkids than an AR-15.

If a nation expects to be ignorant & free, in a state of civilization, it expects what never was and never will be. -Thomas Jefferson.

[DMC]

965702325896646658

If one of those deaths is your child, you won't give two shits about the percentages.

I highly doubt the Parkland kids would have been shot anyhow, unlike many of the gun related deaths that are related to lifestyle choices. I mean, apply that reasoning to terrorism on aircraft. Let's not screen and just leave the flight deck cabin door open. The total deaths would still be minuscule compared to automobile related fatalities. I wouldn't want to fly though.

It's not mutually exclusive; if hammers are a problem we can address that as well.

[Chris]

Democrats aren't brave enough to push for an outright ban.

You should see my facebook feed :lol


I think you should be required to show need for any semi-auto firearm including shotguns.

Self defense is good enough for me. How can you quantify and prove that on paper?


Gun free zones are fine given that protection is provided those inside who were put at a disadvantage by leaving their self defense elsewhere.

If the protection is a gun, then it totally negates the idea of a gun free zone. It's a silly idea anyways.


Post armed guards at schools.

Armed veterans, not some pussy guard who's going to hide in the janitor's closet. I agree though armed guards, maybe even teachers and coaches.


If people are willing to demand freedoms be surrendered for the sake of safety, then campuses being locked down is one of the least intrusive measures and would at least ensure a checkpoint.

This is our problem. We are willing to surrender our freedoms for Big Government to come in and give us the illusion of feeling safe. This is where the lines blur with gun control.

[Spurminator]

You should see my facebook feed :lol

Wait, you post 120 Tweets a day from people like Bill Mitchell and you still have time for Facebook?

Jesus, do you sleep or work?

[DMX7]

we've got people getting slaughtered in school, in church, in concerts, at nighclubs, and everywhere else....And people are dumb enough to think Norweigans want to come here en masse.

[boutons_deux]

White House Official:

Deadly Shooting Offered 'Reprieve' From Negative Trump Coverage

https://www.commondreams.org/news/2018/02/19/white-house-official-deadly-shooting-offered-reprieve-negative-trump-coverage

[RandomGuy]

That made my head hurt. :lol

Glad you thought so. It was hard to do. The proposition "of" at the end of the statement was very intentional, to drive any grammar teacher nuts. :D

[koriwhat]

we've got people getting slaughtered in school, in church, in concerts, at nighclubs, and everywhere else....And people are dumb enough to think Norweigans want to come here en masse.

and people are dumb enough to think bringing en masse a bunch of ME's is a great idea.

[RandomGuy]

So a teacher (or a coach) isn't only supposed to carry a gun they need to carry an AR-15 for it to be a fair fight? Is that what you're proposing?

"Teacher guns" is the dumbest shit idea in a fetid swamp of stupid conservative stupid shit ideas. It is the moldy turd floating on top of a 5 year old full portapotty that got forgotten in the Texas sun.

1. Who pays for the guns? We can't even buy pens and pencils for kids.

2. Who will pay teacher for the time to learn how to use them? We barely can get teachers to do professional development on, you know, fucking teaching shit.

3. Where do we keep teacher guns? In a desk with 180+ students per day tromping in and out of a classroom?

4. If we let the teacher wear a holster, how do we keep students from grabbing the gun if they want to use it? Cops get killed with their own guns all the time, do we expect teacher to be fucking ninjas too?

5. What insurance company in their right mind would fucking insure a district that had teacher guns? I can see that now, "we cover slips and falls, if you want us to cover teacher gun liability, here is your non-renewal notice, buh-BYE!"

6. Once your district doesn't have insurance, one incident, and that $100,000,000 you had earmarked for those new schools is out the fucking window. Try getting a tax increase now, dumbasses.

If anyone thinks teacher guns is a solution, please neuter yourself, or nip off and play Russian roulette for a few hours.

[SnakeBoy]

You is still an idiot, no badly how grammarly is that put stated of.

ouch...the "you're dumb" insult...it hurts :cry

Good thing I'm rubber and you're glue

[RandomGuy]

https://static.independent.co.uk/s3fs-public/styles/story_large/public/thumbnails/image/2018/02/18/12/trump-obama.jpg
ouch...the "you're dumb" insult...it hurts :cry

Good thing I'm rubber and you're glue

[Blake]

This point is easily defeated. Arm our military and police with knives instead of guns.

The problem isn't the gun or the knife (or the bomb). It's the person. If we cannot find a way to corral the lunatics, we have to at least stop them from gaining the ability to impose their will on the rest of society, at a whim. They should not have a knife or a gun (or a bomb). This requires on some personal freedoms being infringed upon. Underwater where sharks live, divers use cages which restrict their freedom of movement but, more importantly, protect them from the sharks.

I think schools should be harder to get into than the gates at the airport. Sure, a plane can be turned into a weapon, but what's the difference between crashing a plane and killing hundreds or walking into a dozen schools across the country and killing hundreds? By now we should all be well aware of the fact that shooters prefer high body counts, which means they prefer to not be shot at while going on their rampage (otherwise they'd attack police stations and military bases instead of schools, churches and concerts).

So lock these things down. You cannot get onto the wealthy communities without clearing the security gate. However you can walk into a school where defenseless children are packed like sardines with anything you can carry. Seems a bit backwards.

Locking down the access to schools and places considered to be "gun free zones" would require very little legislation, compared to gun control bills that will never make it out of committee.

Or just keep having candlelight vigils.

What about malls

[Blake]

The police failed the victims, not the gun laws. Police were called to his house 30+ times. Yet, he still has a gun stash.

What I hate about this gun control debate is that they (police, FBI) aren't exhausting their resources to stop these things from happening. Lax gun control laws is a SCAPEGOAT for an inept police & FBI.

So what did you want the police to do?

[boutons_deux]

So what did you want the police to do?

If he had been black, they would SWATted him, shot him 20 times

[Blake]

If he had been black, they would SWATted him, shot him 20 times

And then sprinkled crack on him

[boutons_deux]

Imagine a black kid in FL acting like this white asshole, and how different the handling would have been

[Mark Celibate]

Dang here you guys are still fantasizing about getting the guns

[koriwhat]

If he had been black, they would SWATted him, shot him 20 times

yeah yeah yeah... get out of here with your guilt already.

[koriwhat]

Imagine a black kid in FL acting like this white asshole, and how different the handling would have been

fuck guns when you got bathsalts and a grill made for eating faces!

[mingus]

So what did you want the police to do?

Take his guns away.

[DMX7]

Imagine a black kid in FL acting like this white asshole, and how different the handling would have been

If he were Muslim would Trump have gone radio silent for almost a day on the topic.

[Blake]

Take his guns away.

Under what law

[koriwhat]

If he were Muslim would Trump have gone radio silent for almost a day on the topic.

what-ifs.... if only the world was one big what-if.

[Pavlov]

Dang here you guys are still fantasizing about getting the gunsHow many guns do you have?

[mingus]

Under what law

My bad. I just assumed that with the kind of heat he had on him, he could've had his weapons seized. If your taking that kind of heat, then you need to undergo a mental health evaluation, at least. Go from there.

As with a lot of these other shooters, there were clear signs/warnings & nothing ever seems to be done to thwart them.

[Blake]

How many guns do you have?

Zero because boating

[Blake]

My bad. I just assumed that with the kind of heat he had on him, he could've had his weapons seized. If your taking that kind of heat, then you need to undergo a mental health evaluation, at least. Go from there.

As with a lot of these other shooters, there were clear signs/warnings & nothing ever seems to be done to thwart them.

A new law would be great

[boutons_deux]

A new law would be great

aint gonna happen, guns are more sacred, get more respect, than women's pussies.

[Mark Celibate]

Hey have any of you knuckleheads thought about this: if you put strict laws that take away a persons second amendment rights for seeking mental help then just maybe fewer people will seek help? These problems aren’t as easy as you people believe in your little fantasy world.

How would you define a mental health issue that would prevent one from being able to own a gun and separate it from day depression? Or would you disallow people with depression from buying guns? That’s about 1 in 4 women and 1 in 5 men who are on ssri Right now, and if you looked at everyone who’s ever taken one in their life it’s a lot higher than that. So just bar half the population from owning a gun? What if the depression is cured? Who would determine that? I wouldn’t think it’s fair to take away someone’s rights and then have it be subjective on if/when you ever get them back. What if this psychiatrist says the person is better but this one says otherwise?

It’s easy to piss and moan with no real solutions to offer. Most of you have never even stopped to think about these questions because you don’t value the second amendment and would honestly rather just do away with it altogether than deal with the details.

[Chucho]

aint gonna happen, guns are more sacred, get more respect, than women's pussies.

How would you know? Seriously doubt you've been around either.

[Chucho]

Imagine a black kid in FL acting like this white asshole, and how different the handling would have been

It'd be complete ignorance like Chicago, and the border states would get blamed for having relaxed gun laws.

[DMC]

What about malls

What about them?

[benfti]

You might want to work on your grammar skills if you are going to declare everyone else stupid.
English is my second language, actually, technically third. Nice try dickhead. Ferme la bouche, je bent onwetend.

[Quadzilla99]

Evergreen headline

https://pbs.twimg.com/media/DWBsCfNWkAEhcXY?format=jpg

[Quadzilla99]

You might want to work on your grammar skills if you are going to declare everyone else stupid.

"Last edited by SnakeBoy; 18 Hours Ago at 04:41 AM."

looks like someone needed some extra time to work on his old grammar skills i saaaiddd

[Mark Celibate]

Evergreen headline

https://pbs.twimg.com/media/DWBsCfNWkAEhcXY?format=jpg

Lol only country. I guess you haven’t noticed there’s a large region that’s been Nonstop chaos for a while now and there are regular mass shootings of civilians. Way more than here.

[Quadzilla99]

Lol only country. I guess you haven’t noticed there’s a large region that’s been Nonstop chaos for a while now and there are regular mass shootings of civilians. Way more than here.
implying mass shootings arent a uniquely and disproportionately american phenomenon while posting in 2018

Adorable!

[ElNono]

Hey have any of you knuckleheads thought about this: if you put strict laws that take away a persons second amendment rights for seeking mental help then just maybe fewer people will seek help? These problems aren’t as easy as you people believe in your little fantasy world.

How would you define a mental health issue that would prevent one from being able to own a gun and separate it from day depression? Or would you disallow people with depression from buying guns? That’s about 1 in 4 women and 1 in 5 men who are on ssri Right now, and if you looked at everyone who’s ever taken one in their life it’s a lot higher than that. So just bar half the population from owning a gun? What if the depression is cured? Who would determine that? I wouldn’t think it’s fair to take away someone’s rights and then have it be subjective on if/when you ever get them back. What if this psychiatrist says the person is better but this one says otherwise?

It’s easy to piss and moan with no real solutions to offer. Most of you have never even stopped to think about these questions because you don’t value the second amendment and would honestly rather just do away with it altogether than deal with the details.

I actually did thought about this, tbh... there's nothing wrong with having an independent mental health professional determine if you're currently psychologically capable of be in possession of firearms. But you could also provide the ability to challenge the findings wth a different professional. The order can also be revisited every 6 months or so, as deemed by the judge that would be temporarily revoking your right.

Then again, walking down that road and trying to figure it out would entail challenging the NRA and their political dollars at work, tbh, which is easier said than done.

[Mark Celibate]

implying mass shootings arent a uniquely and disproportionately american phenomenon while posting in 2018

Adorable!
They’re not, they happen in a plethora of other countries all the time. Bataclan? Unique my ass.

[Mark Celibate]

Then again, walking down that road and trying to figure it out would entail challenging the NRA and their political dollars at work, tbh, which is easier said than done.
Oh my goodness, really you’re doing my the nra thing? The nra is doing what Millions of Americans pay them to do, defend our gun rights. They’re doing exactly what we want them to do, acting on our behalf. It’s ridiculous.

[benfti]

They were fucking terrorists, not just red necks with a mental disorder with easy access to overpowered weapons ya pelican

[benfti]

Oh my goodness, really you’re doing my the nra thing? The nra is doing what Millions of Americans pay them to do, defend our gun rights. They’re doing exactly what we want them to do, acting on our behalf. It’s ridiculous.

You have a right to a musket, how many muskets do you have?

[Mark Celibate]

They were fucking terrorists, not just red necks with a mental disorder with easy access to overpowered weapons ya pelican
Doesn’t make it any different dipshit, are you trying to imply large numbers of people are any less dead? It’s still a mass shooting in a place that isn’t America. Motivation doesn’t change the end result. He made a claim, he was wrong. That doesn’t mean you need to feel compelled to come suck his dick. Worry about whatever foreigner infested shithole you come from.

[Mark Celibate]

You have a right to a musket, how many muskets do you have?
I have a right to bear ARMS, not the right to bear muskets. an ar15 is a modern day musket. The verbiage was written like that for a reason. I dont see your ass on the Supreme Court thank goodness.

[Isitjustme?]

Doesn’t make it any different dipshit, are you trying to imply large numbers of people are any less dead? It’s still a mass shooting in a place that isn’t America. Motivation doesn’t change the end result. He made a claim, he was wrong. That doesn’t mean you need to feel compelled to come suck his dick. Worry about whatever foreigner infested shithole you come from.

Lol triggered

[Quadzilla99]

They’re not, they happen in a plethora of other countries all the time. Bataclan? Unique my ass.

QUOTE=Mark Celibate;9293004]They’re not, they happen in a plethora of other countries all the time. Bataclan? Unique my ass.[/QUOTE]

Lol he mentions 1 incident

https://pbs.twimg.com/media/DWBsCfNWkAEhcXY?format=jpg

"Regularly" happens

Looked what happened in Australia after the 1996 mass shooting and massive gun buyback. Hint: massive reduction in gun crimes

[Mark Celibate]

Lol he mentions 1 incident


"Regularly" happens
Sigh, wrong.

http://www.politifact.com/truth-o-meter/statements/2015/jun/22/barack-obama/barack-obama-correct-mass-killings-dont-happen-oth/

we we wouldn’t even be the highest per capita in Europe

[AaronY]

Looked what happened in Australia after the 1996 mass shooting and massive gun buyback. Hint: massive reduction in gun crimes
They fell into socialism and have gulags now like Chris always says will happen?

[AaronY]

Japan got rid of guns alnost completely must be gulags and concentration camps everywhere

[benfti]

Does that include, say, a rocket launcher?

[Pavlov]

Oh my goodness, really you’re doing my the nra thing? The nra is doing what Millions of Americans pay them to do, defend our gun rights. They’re doing exactly what we want them to do, acting on our behalf. It’s ridiculous.I'm just going to conclude you don't own any guns at all tbh.

[boutons_deux]

"Millions of Americans pay them to do, defend our gun rights"

goddamn, you gun fellators are fucking stupid

[ElNono]

Oh my goodness, really you’re doing my the nra thing? The nra is doing what Millions of Americans pay them to do, defend our gun rights. They’re doing exactly what we want them to do, acting on our behalf. It’s ridiculous.

I didn't bring it lightly, tbh, the NRA pretty much single-handedly destroyed gun-violence research (you know, science, the stuff we use to solve complex problems) through the Dickey Amendment (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dickey_Amendment_(1996)).

Even Dickey regrets being part of that, but too late now, and it would take a fairly massive movement to bring research back in that area. Without that kind of research, offering any 'solution' is shooting in the dark (pun intended).

You gotta look at the history of why we came to this point, otherwise, we're bound to repeat the same mistakes.

[pgardn]

I didn't bring it lightly, tbh, the NRA pretty much single-handedly destroyed gun-violence research (you know, science, the stuff we use to solve complex problems) through the Dickey Amendment (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dickey_Amendment_(1996)).

Even Dickey regrets being part of that, but too late now, and it would take a fairly massive movement to bring research back in that area. Without that kind of research, offering any 'solution' is shooting in the dark (pun intended).

You gotta look at the history of why we came to this point, otherwise, we're bound to repeat the same mistakes.

Yeah but the CDC has an agenda. Just like climatologists. Most scientists are flaming Liberals trying to take his guns and lie about the earth's temp. Every scientist is brought up believing the Earth is round and never questioning it. A good conservative should be frightened of a globe immediately as they walk into elementary school.

Learning about gun violence thru much better stats is the first step to taking guns so Celibate can't do battle with the Feds when that hour inevitable comes. Bundification is alive, Clive.

[boutons_deux]

Donald Trump Jr. embraces smear campaign against students who survived Parkland massacre

He has reportedly been advising his father on gun policy since the shooting.

Donald Trump Jr.

expressed his approval on Tuesday morning for a far-right smear campaign (https://thinkprogress.org/the-new-smear-campaign-against-students-who-survived-the-parkland-massacre-b71c1e1d722c/) against students

who survived last week’s massacre at Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School.

On his Twitter account, Trump Jr.

“liked” a story suggesting one of the surviving students, David Hogg, is “running cover” for the FBI.

The underlying article liked by Trump Jr. is a cesspool of conspiracy theories (https://thinkprogress.org/the-new-smear-campaign-against-students-who-survived-the-parkland-massacre-b71c1e1d722c/), concluding that Hogg’s advocacy is

an FBI plot “only looking to curb YOUR Constitutional rights and INCREASE their power.

We’ve seen similar moves by them many times over.

This is just another disgusting example of it.”

Trump Jr. also liked a similar article on TruePundit.com.

“The kid who has been running his mouth about how Donald Trump and the GOP are teaming to help murder high school kids by upholding the Second Amendment

is the son of an FBI agent,”

states the article, which does not have a byline.

https://thinkprogress.org/donald-trump-jr-smear-campaign-parkland-massacre-3ca5eb03f50c/

Trash spawned trash.

[Mark Celibate]

Yeah but the CDC has an agenda. Just like climatologists. Most scientists are flaming Liberals trying to take his guns and lie about the earth's temp. Every scientist is brought up believing the Earth is round and never questioning it. A good conservative should be frightened of a globe immediately as they walk into elementary school.

Learning about gun violence thru much better stats is the first step to taking guns so Celibate can't do battle with the Feds when that hour inevitable comes. Bundification is alive, Clive.bootlicker

[RandomGuy]

https://pics.me.me/black-lives-matter-usblm-av-follow-obama-2012-sits-alone-30995219.png

[RandomGuy]

Florida shooting: West Point admits murdered hero

A reserves trainee who died helping other students escape a Florida school shooting has been posthumously accepted to a prestigious US military school.

Peter Wang, 15, who was one of 17 killed in the 14 February attack, was admitted to the class of 2025 at his dream school, West Point Academy.

He was a member of the US Army Junior Reserve Officers' Training Corps (JROTC), a school programme for potential US military officers.

His funeral took place on Tuesday.

The school will confer a letter of admission and honorarium tokens to his family, local West Point alumni Chad Maxey told the Sun Sentinel newspaper.

Florida Governor Rick Scott also reportedly directed the state's National Guard to honour Peter and two other members of the JROTC at their funerals.

FWIW.

https://ichef.bbci.co.uk/news/624/cpsprodpb/5CE4/production/_100108732_peteruniform.jpg

http://www.bbc.com/news/world-us-canada-43132215

[spurraider21]

Part and parcel of living in the United States

[RandomGuy]

We are children. You guys are, like, the adults. Take action, work together, come over your politics, and get something done.”

[RandomGuy]

Unless you are going to do something about gun control so no one else experiences what my school has, shut the fuck up.

[RandomGuy]

The Students Who Survived the Parkland, Florida, Shooting Aren’t Interested in “Thoughts and Prayers”

"Students who survived the Parkland, Florida, shooting on Wednesday are vocalizing their grief and outrage on Twitter, where they are flatly refusing to accept the usual empty condolences, thoughts, and prayers from pundits, legislators, and Donald Trump. At least 17 people died at Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School after a 19-year-old former student carrying an AR-15 opened fire outside and inside the school. The attack marks what is now the 18th school shooting in America so far in 2018—and the teens who have inherited a world in which mass shootings and their casualties have increased so dramatically, with no signs of adults doing anything about it, are refusing to be silent."

https://www.vogue.com/article/parkland-florida-shooting-student-survivors-respond

[rmt]

So co-worker comes over this afternoon with a tweet going around for a walkout at noon tomorrow at schools. Her daughter says "Noon? Sorry that's lunchtime - couldn't they have had it during class time?" Sounds like whoever planned this wasn't a student.

[Chucho]

Background checks become more stringent and do that "something" people are mistaking as a quick fix solution to rectify this issue. Then a kid, whom the background checks can't do anything from preventing, takes a parent's weapon from home and this happens again, maybe few less casualties because more automatic killing machines get banned, but what happens when this happens again after the background checks and potential bans happen?

It's foolhardy to think that background checks on adults will stem the issue of children getting access to guns and committing these crimes. A few less people die, great, but problem not solved.

When do we start to indict ourselves as a society? These are atrocities that have increased in alarming rates the last 20-30 years. Society, regardless of anyone's particular feelings, has shifted in values and morals and because of the volume increase, it's truly, and sadly, a "sign of the times". When do we start to blame the culture and the social structure of the culture that is begetting this many mass murderers at such young ages?

I think it naive to believe stronger background checks and banning military grade killing machines will prevent school shootings beyond decreasing the number of casualties on average. I empathize with the anger, my brother was murdered by gunfire, but the real answer is something the generation perpetrating these crimes probably isn't wired to accept and they're incapable of understanding.

[DisAsTerBot]

So co-worker comes over this afternoon with a tweet going around for a walkout at noon tomorrow at schools. Her daughter says "Noon? Sorry that's lunchtime - couldn't they have had it during class time?" Sounds like whoever planned this wasn't a student.

Conspiracy!

[spurraider21]

Background checks become more stringent and do that "something" people are mistaking as a quick fix solution to rectify this issue. Then a kid, whom the background checks can't do anything from preventing, takes a parent's weapon from home and this happens again, maybe few less casualties because more automatic killing machines get banned, but what happens when this happens again after the background checks and potential bans happen?

It's foolhardy to think that background checks on adults will stem the issue of children getting access to guns and committing these crimes. A few less people die, great, but problem not solved.

When do we start to indict ourselves as a society? These are atrocities that have increased in alarming rates the last 20-30 years. Society, regardless of anyone's particular feelings, has shifted in values and morals and because of the volume increase, it's truly, and sadly, a "sign of the times". When do we start to blame the culture and the social structure of the culture that is begetting this many mass murderers at such young ages?

I think it naive to believe stronger background checks and banning military grade killing machines will prevent school shootings beyond decreasing the number of casualties on average. I empathize with the anger, my brother was murdered by gunfire, but the real answer is something the generation perpetrating these crimes probably isn't wired to accept and they're incapable of understanding.
https://pbs.twimg.com/media/DWBsCfNWkAEhcXY?format=jpg

[Spurminator]

Conspiracy!

:lmao

I mean, there are plenty of reasons to believe the walkouts aren't 100% student-organized, but the fact they scheduled it during lunch period is pretty far down the list.

[Spurminator]

Classy tweet by one of Chris' faves.

966078572321562625

[spurraider21]

Classy tweet by one of Chris' faves.

966078572321562625
everyone's favorite adulterer/felon

[Spurminator]

/ CPAC speaker

[TeyshaBlue]

Background checks become more stringent and do that "something" people are mistaking as a quick fix solution to rectify this issue. Then a kid, whom the background checks can't do anything from preventing, takes a parent's weapon from home and this happens again, maybe few less casualties because more automatic killing machines get banned, but what happens when this happens again after the background checks and potential bans happen?

It's foolhardy to think that background checks on adults will stem the issue of children getting access to guns and committing these crimes. A few less people die, great, but problem not solved.

When do we start to indict ourselves as a society? These are atrocities that have increased in alarming rates the last 20-30 years. Society, regardless of anyone's particular feelings, has shifted in values and morals and because of the volume increase, it's truly, and sadly, a "sign of the times". When do we start to blame the culture and the social structure of the culture that is begetting this many mass murderers at such young ages?

I think it naive to believe stronger background checks and banning military grade killing machines will prevent school shootings beyond decreasing the number of casualties on average. I empathize with the anger, my brother was murdered by gunfire, but the real answer is something the generation perpetrating these crimes probably isn't wired to accept and they're incapable of understanding.

Yeah. Nobody wants to touch this post because you can't legislate a solution nao!

[Chris]

Thanks Creepy Uncle Joe :tu


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[TeyshaBlue]

Thanks Creepy Uncle Joe :tu


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Show ne the data where this is an actual cause of the alledged 98% or just climb a wall of dicks.

[Chris]

Show ne the data where this is an actual cause of the alledged 98% or just climb a wall of dicks.

Shut up faggot.

[TeyshaBlue]

Kinda what I thought.

[vy65]

Background checks become more stringent and do that "something" people are mistaking as a quick fix solution to rectify this issue. Then a kid, whom the background checks can't do anything from preventing, takes a parent's weapon from home and this happens again, maybe few less casualties because more automatic killing machines get banned, but what happens when this happens again after the background checks and potential bans happen?

It's foolhardy to think that background checks on adults will stem the issue of children getting access to guns and committing these crimes. A few less people die, great, but problem not solved.

When do we start to indict ourselves as a society? These are atrocities that have increased in alarming rates the last 20-30 years. Society, regardless of anyone's particular feelings, has shifted in values and morals and because of the volume increase, it's truly, and sadly, a "sign of the times". When do we start to blame the culture and the social structure of the culture that is begetting this many mass murderers at such young ages?

I think it naive to believe stronger background checks and banning military grade killing machines will prevent school shootings beyond decreasing the number of casualties on average. I empathize with the anger, my brother was murdered by gunfire, but the real answer is something the generation perpetrating these crimes probably isn't wired to accept and they're incapable of understanding.

Good post, but why is more stringent gun control (which you seem to support) mutually exclusive with "indicting society?"

[Chris]

Kinda what I thought.

What? That you're a faggot? That's what I thought too. At least we can agree on that.

[TeyshaBlue]

Good post, but why is more stringent gun control (which you seem to support) mutually exclusive with "indicting society?"

I dont think that was his point. I think it's largely ineffective when its a societal issue.

[vy65]

I dont think that was his point. I think it's largely ineffective when its a societal issue.

Fair enough. But I think the inverse could be said too. That's why you need to couple both together -- which may have been his point.

[Chris]

VERY FAKE NEWS

BIZARRE VIDEO: Anti-Trump FBI Brat Seems to Rehearse Scripted Responses with CNN for School Shooting TV Interview



Normally, a news crew or reporter asks you questions and you answer. It’s live. There are no second and third takes.

Anything else is scripted and the players involved are actors.

Simple.

You can cut the irony with a chainsaw it is so thick here.

The Deep State media strikes again.

The kid who has been running his mouth about how Donald Trump and the GOP are teaming to help murder high school kids by upholding the Second Amendment is the son of an FBI agent.

David Hogg is a school shooting survivor in Florida. At least that is what the mainstream media has told us. We wouldn’t be surprised by anything involving the FBI at this point.

From Deep State CBS News:

“David Hogg was in school when the Parkland, Florida, shooting started. His father is a retired FBI agent, so he recognized immediately that this was a gun. Here’s what he did:”

And while the media allowed Hogg to adorn us with his worldly teen views on the Constitution, they conveniently left out the part where the FBI was warned that the Florida school shooter had promised to shoot up a school — at least twice — long before the massacre that killed 17 students last week.

If Hogg knew the shooter would snap — as he and other students have professed — perhaps he could have told his father about it.

Oh but wait, his father was in the FBI.

It would not have mattered anyway.

That’s the funny thing about the limelight, kid.

Often the lights can come crashing down on your head.

VIDEO LINK:https://rumble.com/v4fodp-anti-trump-fbi-brat-david-hogg-rehearses-lines.html

https://truepundit.com/bizarre-video-anti-trump-fbi-brat-seems-rehearse-scripted-responses-cnn-school-shooting-tv-interview/

[TeyshaBlue]

:tu


*Edit. Shit that was for vy. Not inverse boutons.*

[spurraider21]

Yeah. Nobody wants to touch this post because you can't legislate a solution nao!
it's a lot of passing the buck

[Blake]

What? That you're a faggot? That's what I thought too. At least we can agree on that.

Real Christian talk

[Trill Clinton]

Shut up faggot.

chill

[TeyshaBlue]

it's a lot of passing the buck

Not following you here. Care to elaborate?

[spurraider21]

chris triggered when people younger than him are able to articulate their opinions in full sentences instead of relying on tweets and memes

[Chris]

chris triggered when people younger than him are able to articulate their opinions in full sentences instead of relying on tweets and memes

Yeah, go climb a wall of dicks is so articulate! Love the sentence structure. Dummy :lol

[Pavlov]

Chris climbing det wall of dicks as ordered.

[vy65]

https://i.ytimg.com/vi/Ir0pzhw1WrU/maxresdefault.jpg

[spurraider21]

Not following you here. Care to elaborate?
i don't think there are rational people who disagree with the notion that gun legislation won't solve everything involving gun violence. there are other issues. 24 hour news cycle. mental instability. the ability to purchase guns illegally even if outlawed. areas that are soft targets (ie schools) not having adequate security.

some of those things we can control more easily than others. but to just go on a rant about how gun control legislation won't cure the problem and therefore its a waste of time (the implication of his post, imo) is just making an excuse for inactivity.

i mean a parallel (not to start a whole different discussion, but more so to draw a comparison) is the fact that both the sun and greenhouse gas contribute to our warning. saying "we cant control the sun, so there's no point trying to fix the issue" is ludicrous, since there is a side we CAN address

[TeyshaBlue]

I do not want to see your browser history. :lol

[spurraider21]

Yeah, go climb a wall of dicks is so articulate! Love the sentence structure. Dummy :lol
referring to the kid in your link, chrisbot

[vy65]

hahahaha ... I dieded for your sins on this one TB

[TeyshaBlue]

i don't think there are rational people who disagree with the notion that gun legislation won't solve everything involving gun violence. there are other issues. 24 hour news cycle. mental instability. the ability to purchase guns illegally even if outlawed. areas that are soft targets (ie schools) not having adequate security.

some of those things we can control more easily than others. but to just go on a rant about how gun control legislation won't cure the problem and therefore its a waste of time (the implication of his post, imo) is just making an excuse for inactivity.

i mean a parallel (not to start a whole different discussion, but more so to draw a comparison) is the fact that both the sun and greenhouse gas contribute to our warning. saying "we cant control the sun, so there's no point trying to fix the issue" is ludicrous, since there is a side we CAN address
I don't think that it's excusing inactivity. I think it's more along the lines that it just doesn't address the core issue rather it only addresses symptoms. I could be completely off though. It's been known to happen lol.

[Blake]

https://i.ytimg.com/vi/Ir0pzhw1WrU/maxresdefault.jpg

The only thing worse would be dudes attached

[TeyshaBlue]

hahahaha ... I dieded for your sins on this one TB

You're a giver, vy.

[Chris]

referring to the kid in your link, chrisbot

So I'm triggered when the kid in MY link can articulate his opinion. You're not making any sense.

[spurraider21]

I don't think that it's excusing inactivity. I think it's more along the lines that it just doesn't address the core issue rather it only addresses symptoms. I could be completely off though. It's been known to happen lol.
i dunno. to me it just reeks of people going out of their way to discuss every facet of gun violence (and more specifically, mass shootings) outside of the common denominator.

i mean, when car crash fatalities were rising, we didnt throw up our hands and say "well people are going to be bad drivers"... we made cars safer, we adjust speed limits, we made seat belts mandatory, etc.

you could argue being thrown out of your vehicle was just a symptom of bad driving, but that doesn't mean mandating seat belts didn't prevent fatalities

[vy65]

You're a giver, vy.

Considering the subject matter, it's better than being the receiver .... or was that the joke? did I just state the obvious?

[spurraider21]

So I'm triggered when the kid in MY link can articulate his opinion. You're not making any sense.
you're right, i don't think the link you posted made any sense. just seemed like you were triggered because some kid had anti-trump opinions and was able to articulate his opinion in complete sentences rather than memes and tweets

[Chris]

you're right, i don't think the link you posted made any sense.

What confused you about the link, and why am I triggered?

[TeyshaBlue]

i dunno. to me it just reeks of people going out of their way to discuss every facet of gun violence (and more specifically, mass shootings) outside of the common denominator.

i mean, when car crash fatalities were rising, we didnt throw up our hands and say "well people are going to be bad drivers"... we made cars safer, we adjust speed limits, we made seat belts mandatory, etc.

you could argue being thrown out of your vehicle was just a symptom of bad driving, but that doesn't mean mandating seat belts didn't prevent fatalities

Very good metaphor and, I agree. I'm looking too close at the core problem, imo, and loosing sight of the edges.

[TSA]

Background checks become more stringent and do that "something" people are mistaking as a quick fix solution to rectify this issue. Then a kid, whom the background checks can't do anything from preventing, takes a parent's weapon from home and this happens again, maybe few less casualties because more automatic killing machines get banned, but what happens when this happens again after the background checks and potential bans happen?

It's foolhardy to think that background checks on adults will stem the issue of children getting access to guns and committing these crimes. A few less people die, great, but problem not solved.

When do we start to indict ourselves as a society? These are atrocities that have increased in alarming rates the last 20-30 years. Society, regardless of anyone's particular feelings, has shifted in values and morals and because of the volume increase, it's truly, and sadly, a "sign of the times". When do we start to blame the culture and the social structure of the culture that is begetting this many mass murderers at such young ages?

I think it naive to believe stronger background checks and banning military grade killing machines will prevent school shootings beyond decreasing the number of casualties on average. I empathize with the anger, my brother was murdered by gunfire, but the real answer is something the generation perpetrating these crimes probably isn't wired to accept and they're incapable of understanding.

What if there were serious gun controls?

After the Las Vegas murders, Sen. Brian Schatz (D-Hawaii) urged Congress to “take a stand against gun violence by passing common-sense gun safety laws.” On Monday, after the mass murder in Texas, he wrote, “A simple idea: Anyone convicted of domestic abuse should see their rights under the 2nd Amendment severely curtailed.” On Tuesday, Sen. Jeff Flake (R-Ariz.) announced that he and Sen. Martin Heinrich (D-N.M.) are writing a bill “to prevent anyone convicted of domestic violence — be it in criminal or military court — from buying a gun.

In the spirit of these proposals, here are some ideas for tough federal gun laws — most of which should have been enacted years ago.

For people convicted of domestic violence, even a misdemeanor, how about a lifetime prohibition on firearms possession?

Further, a government license should be required for anyone who wants to manufacture, import, or sell firearms. The license should be mandatory not only for formal businesses, but also for individuals who make repetitive transactions for the purpose of profit. This would cover people at gun shows who put up signs declaring themselves to be “unlicensed dealers.” Anyone who engages in the firearms business without a federal license should be punished by up to five years imprisonment and a $250,000 fine.
Manufacturers, importers, and dealers who are granted a federal license should have to keep meticulous records of every transaction. Their records and inventory should be subject to warrantless, random inspections by the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives (ATF). If a license-holder goes out of business, all the records of past sales should be delivered to the ATF.

Before a gun store can sell a firearm to an ordinary citizen, the citizen should have to get government approval. This should apply not only to storefront sales, but also if the retailer rents a table at a gun show. As for the Internet, retailers can be allowed to advertise there, but the actual transfer of a firearm should only be allowed at the retailer’s place of business.

The purchaser should be required to answer dozens of questions certifying her background information. It is important that the government know the purchaser’s race, and whether or not she is Hispanic. Before the sale is consummated, the Federal Bureau of Investigation or a state counterpart ought to be contacted for a background check on the purchaser.

Any customer who purchases two or more handguns in a week should be automatically flagged and reported to the federal government and to local law enforcement.

Every handgun manufacturer should require handgun buyers to purchase a safe storage device for every handgun. Even if the buyer owns a gun safe, the buyer should always be forced to buy a separate locking device.

Of course, licensed manufacturers should have to put a serial number on every firearm. If someone alters or obliterates a serial number, the person should face five years imprisonment.

Felons should be forever prohibited from owning guns. They should never be allowed to hold a gun in their hands for even a few seconds. The lifetime prohibition should include non-violent felons who have been law-abiding for decades; anyone who was convicted of marijuana possession in 1971 should be presumed to be a continuing menace to society.

A lifetime prohibition should also apply to anyone who has ever been committed to a mental institution. Mental illness is not necessarily permanent, but the ban should be.

Patients prescribed medical marijuana should be banned, even in states where such use is legal. In fact, all medical marijuana cardholders should be automatically banned, regardless of whether they are current users.

Current federal gun laws provide a statutory procedure for prohibited persons to petition the ATF for a restoration of rights. For example, ATF would have discretion to restore the Second Amendment rights of a non-violent felon who has been law-abiding for many years. Congress should enact appropriations riders to prevent ATF from considering such petitions.

Only persons over 21 should be able to purchase a handgun at a gun store. That 18-to-20-year-olds defend our country with automatic weapons overseas does not mean that they can be trusted with handguns within our country. A similar law should bar rifle or shotgun purchases by persons who are under 18.

Assault rifles must be virtually banned. These, according to the U.S. Defense Intelligence Agency, are “short, compact, selective-fire weapons that fire a cartridge intermediate in power.” For example, the Russian AK-47 or the American M-16 rifles. No civilian should be able to transfer or possess any assault rifle that was not already in circulation by 1986.

Any of the older assault rifles in citizen hands should be registered with the government. If someone wants to acquire one, both the buyer and seller should have to file an application with the ATF. The tax for a transfer should be $200, to discourage ownership. In the application, the ATF should require fingerprints and two recent photographs. Local law enforcement should be notified. The FBI should conduct a background investigation, and the registration process should take months.

If the purchaser is permitted to acquire the assault rifle, she should be required to maintain records proving that the rifle is registered, and notify the government of any change in address. To take the assault rifle out of state, the owner should need written permission from ATF in advance.

Assault rifles are one type of automatic firearm, but there are many other types of automatics. All of them should be controlled just as strictly as assault rifles. A violation of the stringent laws on these guns should be a felony with up to 10 years imprisonment—and much longer in cases of multiple violations.

http://thehill.com/opinion/criminal-justice/359363-What-if-there-were-serious-gun-controls%3F

[spurraider21]

im just waiting for TSA to blow a gasket when somebody says clip instead of magazine or assault weapon instead of assault rifle

[spurraider21]

Very good metaphor and, I agree. I'm looking too close at the core problem, imo, and loosing sight of the edges.
i would agree that the core problem is that we have people with evil thoughts and the mental instability which makes them think acting on those thoughts is a rational idea (at least with regards to mass shooting). but i'd rather give that person a nerf gun than an AR-15

that's a very different story than a typical murder where the killer knew the victim, and had a specific motive for the killing. those would be much more difficult to legislate. a father could kill a wife and child with just about any household item that resembles a weapon. but some 19 year old shmuck isn't killing 17 people with a katana

[TeyshaBlue]

Not sure its mental instability. It resembles mental conditioning in my eyes

[Chris]

Conspiracy time

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https://pbs.twimg.com/media/DWf3VJkW4AUctIg.jpg:large

[spurraider21]

Conspiracy time

https://pbs.twimg.com/media/DWf3VJkW4AUctIg.jpg:large

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[spurraider21]

:lmao thinking they'd send a "crisis actor" across the fucking country for a story about a lifeguard :lmao

[Chris]

Not sure if this is legit :lol

https://pbs.twimg.com/media/DWhMF0XUMAE9CVM.jpg:large

[Spurminator]

Chris loves to research and discuss high schoolers online.

[Chris]

Definitely being coached by producers

https://pbs.twimg.com/media/DWgZeEvV4AAqIxF.jpg

[Chris]

https://pbs.twimg.com/media/DWgdXbRW0AE2SDO.jpg

[Chris]

UNceFcKnqFY

[rmt]

:lmao

I mean, there are plenty of reasons to believe the walkouts aren't 100% student-organized, but the fact they scheduled it during lunch period is pretty far down the list.

Whoever expects a protest walk out (and subsequent fast) during lunch period by hungry teenagers isn't thinking too clearly - unless they're walking to the nearest McDonald's.

[Spurminator]

Whoever expects a protest walk out (and subsequent fast) during lunch period by hungry teenagers isn't thinking too clearly - unless they're walking to the nearest McDonald's.

You're right, no one ever eats at rallies.

[baseline bum]

You're right, no one ever eats at rallies.

Damn I miss Rallys' fries tbh

[Chris]

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[Blake]

Of course Chris thinks it's a conspiracy

[spurraider21]

:lol chris matching photos

thought these two looked the same

https://pbs.twimg.com/media/DWCGWhLW4AEIntm?format=jpg&name=small

https://twitter.com/joshdcaplan/status/963950319284752384/photo/1
https://cdn.cnn.com/cnnnext/dam/assets/180215065134-nikolas-jacob-cruz-mugshot-exlarge-169.jpg

[benfti]

Wow, Chris.

Get help.

you are broken as fuck.

[Spurminator]

Only the worst people deliberately push this nonsense.

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[spurraider21]

Wow, Chris.

Get help.

you are broken as fuck.
he ironically plays the mental illness card as much as anybody

[Trill Clinton]

WTF


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[AaronY]

Imagine attacking child survivors of a school shooting for being against assault rifles

[Chris]

Imagine using child survivors and crisis actors after a school shooting to push a ban against assault rifles.

[AaronY]

Lol "using" Yeah, there is no way children who got shot at with an assault rifle would be anti-assault rifle. Like any other opinion you disagree with its all a secret conspiracy

[Spurminator]

Imagine using child survivors and crisis actors after a school shooting to push a ban against assault rifles.

Only a piece of shit like you could imagine "crisis actors" here.

Seriously, you're a piece of shit. You should reflect on what got you to this point.

[Chris]

Only a piece of shit like you could imagine "crisis actors" here.

Seriously, you're a piece of shit. You should reflect on what got you to this point.

https://media0.giphy.com/media/8WHDoanvEDte0/giphy.gif

[pgardn]

Imagine using child survivors and crisis actors after a school shooting to push a ban against assault rifles.

Crisis actors...

Yeah. I just saw my friend shredded in front of my eyes so I'm acting out.

[Chris]

Crisis actors...

Yeah. I just saw my friend shredded in front of my eyes so I'm acting out.

What did I say to you about quoting me? Now go on, shoo.


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[pgardn]

What did I say to you about quoting me? Now go on, shoo



I don't know and i don't care.

[Spurtacular]

:lmao


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nqtLk34fYfQ

[Chris]

:lmao


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nqtLk34fYfQ

Definitely not coached. Shooting straight from the hip and heart there :lol

[Chris]

Texas Man Shows Why We Need AR-15s When Car Full of Demonic Thugs Rolls up



Had one Houston homeowner not been in legal possession of an AR-15 when a group of thugs opened fired at him during a late-night drive-by last spring, he’d likely very well be dead today.

As previously reported by the Conservative Tribune, the drama began to unfold about 2:15 am on May 6, 2017, when the man was outside his home and three thugs in a Nissan sedan rolled up “with the intention of shooting a man in his yard,” according to Houston station KPRC.

Apparently unbeknownst to the thugs, that man was the legal owner of an an AR-15. Moreover, according to the unnamed man’s family, he enjoyed taking part in target practice at a local shooting range.

Given this information, what do you suppose happened? If you guessed that the unnamed man completely annihilated the thugs, you guessed correctly.

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Despite over 40 rounds reportedly being fired at the homeowner, he suffered zero injuries through the whole ordeal. And yet, amazingly enough, his own shots wound up hitting all three suspects and killing two.

“The homeowner struck all three men inside of the car. The driver of the car crashed after the shooting, hitting a car and then running into a yard. One suspect died at the scene. The other two fled on foot but didn’t make it far,” reported station KTRK.

Of the two suspects who were apprehended, one died later at the hospital, while the other “underwent surgery for his gunshot wounds.”

And again, the heroic homeowner suffered zero injuries. None. Nada. Zip. Zero. Nor was he ever charged, since he had merely been protecting himself.

Why are we bringing this up nearly a year after it occurred, and after we’ve already reported on it once? Because ever since a suspect equipped with an AR-15 killed 17 people during a mass shooting at a Florida high school last week, politicians and pundits alike have called for a ban of the AR-15 again.

Even some RINOs have joined the chorus, with Ohio Gov. John Kasich suggesting last week that he would favor “outlawing assault weapons like the AR-15 that was reportedly used in the Florida massacre,” according to Mother Jones.

Anti-gun zealots such as Kasich seem to be under the delusion that a ban on AR-15s would somehow stop criminals from obtaining them. That’s simply naive.

A ban on AR-15s would only affect law-abiding Americans like the homeowner in Houston who, incidentally enough, used such a weapon to save himself from what would have otherwise likely been a bloody and painful death.

If liberals and fake Republicans want to keep pushing for a ban on AR-15s nevertheless, fine. Just please be honest about what you’re really suggesting, which is that you want to rob the American people of their ability to protect themselves.

In other words, you want to make it so that guys like the homeowner can’t fire back with equal firepower if and when someone (or a group of people, in this case) tries to kill them.

http://abc13.com/news/homeowner-shoots-at-drive-by-suspects-killing-2/1960774/

[Chris]

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[Spurminator]

meme # 15K

Not at all. Just a friendly reminder that you should feel shame from time to time.

I recommend getting a job, it helps distract from the emptiness. Mocking teenagers for lulz can only sustain you for so long.

[Chris]

Not at all. Just a friendly reminder that you should feel shame from time to time.

Should I be ashamed of my ancestors actions and my white privilege?


I recommend getting a job, it helps distract from the emptiness. Mocking teenagers for lulz can only sustain you for so long.

I own a small business. It keeps me entertained. You? Not so much.

[Spurminator]

Should I be ashamed of my ancestors actions and my white privilege?

Uncomfortable with the direction of the discussion, our subject chooses to change the subject to one he is more comfortable discussing: The victimization of white males in America.


I own a small business. It keeps me entertained. You? Not so much.

Self-consciously, our subject defends his self worth by claiming (vaguely) to be a successful businessman, though others can surmise that his "small business" likely involves waiting around to be assigned temp jobs while trading penny stocks. This is also known as "consulting" or being an "independent contractor." But by calling it a "business" he "owns," our subject attains a degree of self worth and power over his situation that he does not otherwise feel.

He then pretends to find the current interaction unamusing so as to avoid further embarrassment and goes back to posting the stuff he's been finding on 4chan all day (to the amusement of no one.)

[Quadzilla99]

Imagine using child survivors and crisis actors after a school shooting to push a ban against assault rifles.
Please dont reproduce

[ElNono]

i dunno. to me it just reeks of people going out of their way to discuss every facet of gun violence (and more specifically, mass shootings) outside of the common denominator.

i mean, when car crash fatalities were rising, we didnt throw up our hands and say "well people are going to be bad drivers"... we made cars safer, we adjust speed limits, we made seat belts mandatory, etc.

you could argue being thrown out of your vehicle was just a symptom of bad driving, but that doesn't mean mandating seat belts didn't prevent fatalities

Heck, you could say the same for mental disorder, despite the fact that we don't know maybe a 10% of how the brain functions. But we know certain things make it feel better or worse or numb, or make you go climb a wall of dicks...

In other words, we didn't just stop trying.

[Pavlov]

Imagine using child survivors and crisis actors after a school shooting to push a ban against assault rifles.Who told you they were crisis actors, Chris?

[Pavlov]

Classy tweet by one of Chris' faves.

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/ CPAC speaker
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lol

[Pavlov]

Be sure to loudly proclaim your conspiracy theories at work, Chris.

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[Isitjustme?]

Please dont reproduce

:lmao

[Blake]

Imagine using child survivors and crisis actors after a school shooting to push a ban against assault rifles.

Wow way to lower that already ridiculously low bar you set for yourself

[RandomGuy]

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I hope conservatives keep shitting on kids who are shooting victims.

Young people aren't stupid, no matter what cranky old white guys' propaganda want you to think.

[RandomGuy]

Wow way to lower that already ridiculously low bar you set for yourself

"crisis actors"

Chris has never set a bar for himself that he couldn't easily step over when he thought he could score some emotional argument.

The right wing hysteria about some kids getting pissed off is beautiful. I couldn't think of a better way for them to discredit themselves.

[RandomGuy]

.

[RandomGuy]

Uncomfortable with the direction of the discussion, our subject chooses to change the subject to one he is more comfortable discussing: The victimization of white males in America.



Self-consciously, our subject defends his self worth by claiming (vaguely) to be a successful businessman, though others can surmise that his "small business" likely involves waiting around to be assigned temp jobs while trading penny stocks. This is also known as "consulting" or being an "independent contractor." But by calling it a "business" he "owns," our subject attains a degree of self worth and power over his situation that he does not otherwise feel.

He then pretends to find the current interaction unamusing so as to avoid further embarrassment and goes back to posting the stuff he's been finding on 4chan all day (to the amusement of no one.)

:rollin

[boutons_deux]

the Clooneys and Oprah giving $500K each to support the kids' March 24th march.

Marches don't do shit, but anyway ...

Trash's military hardware parade? it accomplishes tremendously! :lol

[spurraider21]

Definitely not coached. Shooting straight from the hip and heart there :lol
still triggered that some kid can articulate his opinions without memes and tweets

[ducks]

LeBron James Responds To Laura Ingraham: 'I Mean Too Much To Society' To Stay Quiet On Politics


He idiot

[djohn2oo8]

Chris is one of those people who would shoot himself in the face with his own gun while showing off.

[monosylab1k]

:lmao Chris is definitely going to hell. Fake Christian closet queer :lmao

[djohn2oo8]

:lmao Chris is definitely going to hell. Fake Christian closet queer :lmao

:lol

[RandomGuy]

Chris is one of those people who would shoot himself in the face with his own gun while showing off.

Yeah, if we had to pick the most likely future Darwin Award candidate, he would be my pick too. TSA for all his dumbassery, can probably tie his own shoes.

Probably.

[SpursforSix]

:lmao


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nqtLk34fYfQ

Did Lou Diamond Phillips and Frankie Muniz have a baby together?

[SpursforSix]

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[Splits]

Surprised resident Sandy Hook Truther Chucho not in here defending his boy Chris

[Chucho]

Surprised resident Sandy Hook Truther Chucho (http://www.spurstalk.com/forums/member.php?u=20531) not in here defending his boy Chris

Rent free.

How dat Spurstalk.net working out? It's as dead as these school kids. The trying-hardest try-hard ever.

[spurraider21]

Rent free.

How dat Spurstalk.net working out? It's as dead as these school kids. The trying-hardest try-hard ever.
its not gonna replace ST, but it's the backup when slovenian servers get fried

[Chucho]

its not gonna replace ST, but it's the backup when slovenian servers get fried


Everyone give Splits a high five for being the guy to give the party a place to be so he can feel "in" when he's not big timing with his check stubs.

[hater]

Dont wanna agree with town morons here but why isbthe kid wearing so much makeup?

[RandomGuy]

The Army Is Officially Honoring Three Slain JROTC Cadets For Their Heroism During The Florida Shooting

https://taskandpurpose.com/wp-content/uploads/2018/02/JROTC-COLLAGE-840x420.jpg


The Army has awarded Medals of Heroism, the service’s highest medal for Reserve Officers’ Training Corps cadets, to the three JROTC students killed defending their classmates from a gunman at Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School in Florida on Feb. 14

The Medal of Heroism, awarded to students Peter Wang, Alaina Petty and Martin Duque, recognizes JROTC cadets whose achievements “involved the acceptance of danger and extraordinary responsibilities, exemplifying praiseworthy courage and fortitude.”

https://taskandpurpose.com/army-jrotc-medals-florida-shooting/

[Splits]

Rent free.

How dat Spurstalk.net working out? It's as dead as these school kids. The trying-hardest try-hard ever.

No, Chris is going Parkland Truther. You're an admitted Sandy Hook Truther, accusing the parents of dead 6 year olds of being "crisis actors", same as Chris is accusing Parkland survivors. That's not rent free, that's a relevant observation.

Why you think me hosting a backup site for when ST goes down is funny or try-hard I will never understand.

[Blake]

Rent free.

How dat Spurstalk.net working out? It's as dead as these school kids. The trying-hardest try-hard ever.

Cries "rent free" then pulls up obscure off topic item about said poster

[Chucho]

Why you think me hosting a backup site for when ST goes down is funny or try-hard I will never understand.

Faggots doing faggot things like denial. You understand, you're not that stupid (I hope).

[Spurminator]

The worst people.

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[Chucho]

Cries "rent free" then pulls up obscure off topic item about said poster


LOL, Blake mad.

[Splits]

Faggots doing faggot things like denial. You understand, you're not that stupid (I hope).

Believing and promoting a conspiracy that the massacre of 20 first graders was staged is a faggot thing.

You understand.

[spurraider21]

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[RandomGuy]

Right now in America, there are politician who have been paid millions of dollars by the NRA accusing CHILDREN who survived a massacre of being PAID to talk about guns.
-Mikel Jollett

[Splits]

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Joey Wong is a crisis tweeter.

[RandomGuy]

No, Chris is going Parkland Truther. You're an admitted Sandy Hook Truther, accusing the parents of dead 6 year olds of being "crisis actors", same as Chris is accusing Parkland survivors. That's not rent free, that's a relevant observation.

Why you think me hosting a backup site for when ST goes down is funny or try-hard I will never understand.

Chucho is a Sandy Hook truther? Seriously?

That is a serious charge.

Chucho? what about it?

[Blake]

LOL, Blake mad.

LOL, cries U mad

[Pavlov]

The worst people.

966192359775129601From TSA's #1 school shooting news source!

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[Splits]

Chucho is a Sandy Hook truther? Seriously?

That is a serious charge.

Chucho? what about it?


Sandy Hook was a setup. It would be nearly impossible short of John fucking Rambo to let off the rounds he did with the tools he had in the short amount of time.

That Rousey quote about asking questions is the greatest thing she has ever said.


Brazil, what makes the Sandy Hook conspiracy theories "crazy" and when have they been debunked? You're the type of stupid that would have accepted the Warren Commission Report after LBJ and the Bank Bosses knocked off the last decent human being that was also a Democratic President.

[Blake]

Lol Chucho being a conspiracy nut

[Spurminator]

From TSA's #1 school shooting news source!

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It gets better. :lmao

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[RandomGuy]

[yeah Chucho thinks Sandy Hook was a false flag operation, with proof from a post]

Man, I had developed a tiny amount of respect for him, but that farting sound you just heard was that vanishing in the wind.

That is some serious high-level stupidity.

Believing conspiracy theories like that takes some serious gullibility.

[spurraider21]

It gets better. :lmao

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:lmao

[Blake]

It gets better. :lmao

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Oh shit :lol

[Splits]

lol "comrade"
lol TSA

[Pavlov]

Let's recap, shall we?


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Can't confirm because Laguna Beach Antifa twitter page is suspended.
The worst people.

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From TSA's #1 school shooting news source!

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It gets better. :lmao

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TSA might try to talk about 7 vs. 9 in the name, but remember they had to get to 7 in the first place.

[Chris]

FAKE NEWS: CNN's Chris Cuomo Pushes False Story About Buying AR-15 Without ID, Then Lies About It


https://www.dailywire.com/sites/default/files/styles/article_full/public/uploads/2018/02/9d2d70c7-cdce-4ba3-845b-877e7beb1433.jpeg?itok=RdHWOX1N



On Tuesday, CNN’s Chris Cuomo retweeted the account of one @usaphotodude quoting a reporter named Cody Davis. The tweet stated, “I was able to buy an AR-15 in five minutes. I’m 20 and my ID is expired.” There’s only one problem: that never happened. The article itself states, “After [the sales representative] walked me through the paperwork, all five pages of it, I told him I changed my mind and wanted to think more before I bought an AR-15. He told me it wasn’t a problem and listed the store hours if I wanted to come back. I then said thank you and walked back to my car.”

In other words, the guy couldn’t buy the gun without ID and a proper background check, as per federal law.

But that’s not what Cuomo tweeted out.


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When called on it, Cuomo tweeted, “Isn’t the point that the kid’s age and lack of ID wasn’t a deterrent? and this isn’t all gun shops. Place I bought my shotgun basically goes farther than the law requires and makes judgments about whom to sell to. Point is the system should be better.”

Which, of course, is not the point. The point is that Cuomo tweeted out false information. National Review’s Charles Cooke pointed that out:


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Cuomo responded by misdirecting to an unrelated topic:


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To which Cooke responded:


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So, as usual, a gun control-pushing member of the mainstream media lied about the facts, then lied when confronted about it. But these are the supposed objective sources of truth to whom we are supposed to look for unbiased information.

https://www.dailywire.com/news/27394/fake-news-cnns-chris-cuomo-pushes-false-story-ben-shapiro

[Pavlov]

FAKE NEWS: CNN's Chris Cuomo Pushes False Story About Buying AR-15 Without ID, Then Lies About It


https://www.dailywire.com/sites/default/files/styles/article_full/public/uploads/2018/02/9d2d70c7-cdce-4ba3-845b-877e7beb1433.jpeg?itok=RdHWOX1Nlol Chris complaining about fake news.

[spurraider21]

i only support gun control when CNN personalities talk about it

[Trill Clinton]

Wow

[spurraider21]

hey, we have firsthand evidence of russians influencing TSA and Chris :lol

[Brazil]

It gets better. :lmao

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:lmao

and I thought Cris was a russian troll but no he can't recognize one when he see it

[Brazil]

hey, we have firsthand evidence of russians influencing TSA and Chris :lol

:lmao dat clowns

[rmt]

I hope conservatives keep shitting on kids who are shooting victims.

Young people aren't stupid, no matter what cranky old white guys' propaganda want you to think.

Well, I heard one today (in Tallahassee) talking about quitting high school - that's beyond STUPID.

[Chris]

:lmao

and I thought Cris was a russian troll but no he can't recognize one when he see it

I didn't post that. Your recognition skills are lacking churl.

[Pavlov]

Well, I heard one today (in Tallahassee) talking about quitting high school - that's beyond STUPID.Could just home school, right?

[RandomGuy]

hey, we have firsthand evidence of russians influencing TSA and Chris :lol

Wow...

I had heard reports of Russian linked bots going into action, but having it hit home here with our resident gullibles is funny.

[spurraider21]

I didn't post that. Your recognition skills are lacking churl.
you didnt post it, but you believed it when posted here and even thought it matched the actual person who looks nothing like him :lmao

[Brazil]

I didn't post that. Your recognition skills are lacking churl.

you TSA and dat chucho clown believed it truly and deeply... that was right on your hand and schtick but no

:lmao

[rmt]

Could just home school, right?

I don't home school high school because of the credits required for college or it's on the student to prove themselves by standardized testing. Only with one of my kids would I take the chance of that and there are other things besides academics to be learned/experienced (like competition) in traditional high school. Saying that - there is nothing that beats private instruction (in the lower grades) and with the internet - the sky truly is the limit in terms of learning (and no busy work).

[baseline bum]

The Army Is Officially Honoring Three Slain JROTC Cadets For Their Heroism During The Florida Shooting

https://taskandpurpose.com/wp-content/uploads/2018/02/JROTC-COLLAGE-840x420.jpg


https://taskandpurpose.com/army-jrotc-medals-florida-shooting/

Just slightly less useless than thoughts and prayers I guess.

[spurraider21]

:lmao:lmao:lmao:lmao:lmao:lmao

Just to be clear, you thought the following pictures were of the same person?

https://us-east-1.tchyn.io/snopes-production/uploads/2018/02/fake-antifa.jpg


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I really am am in disbelief at your level of stupidity.


That's only one picture you dumb fuck :lmao
:lmao

[DisAsTerBot]

hey, we have firsthand evidence of russians influencing TSA and Chris :lol

:rollin

[spurraider21]

I think we have a match.

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Look at the brow. Gotta be him.

:lmao