Timiofak:


“We’ve had slaves for hundreds of years; why should we release them now because of modernity” - white people in the 1870’s

Oga, can you at least give a link to where you fished out this quote? A simple Google search did not throw-up anything.

Poor Liz Cheney. She is in trouble and Trump is part of her troubles

Republiqans don't deserve to be in government.
They really don't..

Surprising things are happening..
Things you never thought could happen..

Video @ https://twitter.com/shannonrwatts/status/1530589993323810818?t=FmwWR5HB4DL80o4uXcek7w&s=19

No parent should go through this

ono:


Oga, can you at least give a link to where you fished out this quote? A simple Google search did not throw-up anything.

Lol, Ono. Isn't it the point that no one is stupid enough to claim they shouldn't throw away some 300 year old right the country was basically founded on?

It's why we have amendments. They are the act of throwing some things away.

BasedUsername:


They've had guns for 300 years, started dealing with mass shootings about 30 years ago. Now they should throw the rights their country was basically founded on, especially after how incompetent proved themselves in this very attack.

Here's some more nearly 300 rights you might want to consider keeping, though some would claim you never lost them.

ono:


Oga, can you at least give a link to where you fished out this quote? A simple Google search did not throw-up anything.

It is not a quote it is obvious

You claimed because you’ve had gun rights for 300 years it can’t be reviewed. Also white people definitely did claim that they’ve had slaves for years, why should they release them

Common sense

Timiofak:


“We’ve had slaves for hundreds of years; why should we release them now because of modernity” - white people in the 1870’s

Like I said, mass shootings only became a widespread occurrence within the past 30 years. Thus, indicating that there's another underlying problem that's causing these shootings.

budaatum:


Here's some more nearly 300 rights you might want to consider keeping, though some would claim you never lost them.

False equivalence

BasedUsername:


Like I said, mass shootings only became a widespread occurrence within the past 30 years. Thus, indicating that there's another underlying problem that's causing these shootings.

Lol. Why just America

Walk me through your thought process

BasedUsername:


False equivalence

That's what I expected you to say, lol.

benalvino3:
Poor Liz Cheney. She is in trouble and Trump is part of her troubles

No pity for that woman. She needs to stand down.

Timiofak:


Lol. Why just America

Walk me through your thought process

It's more like America has a mix of certain factors that make such shootings possible.

Let's first examine the Columbine shootings with respect to media coverage. The media turned these disgruntled nobodies into infamous figures. This leads more and more people who might be down on their luck beginning to view such actions as a way to gain infamy and take revenge against society. Not to mention, how the internet allows people to create insular communities based on these flawed ideas.

What we need to understand is that these people enjoy the media coverage. They want us to talk about them. They want there to be debates because of their actions. Some serial killers were inspired by other infamous serial killers, likewise this happens with mass shooters.

It's a negative feedback loop and the institutions in place to solve the issue always stay their feet.

The Uvalade shooter had been planning it on social media for years, where was the FBI? The Texas police were on the scene in minutes but didn't have the balls to confront the shooter. Meanwhile a lone woman with a handgun just thwarted another attempt at a graduation party.

budaatum:


That's what I expected you to say, lol.

Oh, so you knew it was a bad argument.

BasedUsername:


Like I said, mass shootings only became a widespread occurrence within the past 30 years. Thus, indicating that there's another underlying problem that's causing these shootings.

the same can be said about the proliferation of assault weapons

not six shooters, not cumbersome hunting rifles, not semi automatics - but weapons actually intended for military use - for massive casualties

that is the underlying factor.

the uk also has disturbed individuals - but how many people can you hurt at one with a knife?

BasedUsername:


Oh, so you knew it was a bad argument.

Surely, that's not the only conclusion you considered? It would be rather lazy if it were.

Go on. Post the others.

BasedUsername:


Like I said, mass shootings only became a widespread occurrence within the past 30 years. Thus, indicating that there's another underlying problem that's causing these shootings.

Based, please provide data on the type and availability of the tools used in mass killings in the past 30 years so we can check if there is a correlation. We might find its hard to mass shoot with a rifle.

The following is to start you off.

BasedUsername:


It's more like America has a mix of certain factors that make such shootings possible.

Let's first examine the Columbine shootings with respect to media coverage. The media turned these disgruntled nobodies into infamous figures. This leads more and more people who might be down on their luck beginning to view such actions as a way to gain infamy and take revenge against society. Not to mention, how the internet allows people to create insular communities based on these flawed ideas.

What we need to understand is that these people enjoy the media coverage. They want us to talk about them. They want there to be debates because of their actions. Some serial killers were inspired by other infamous serial killers, likewise this happens with mass shooters.

It's a negative feedback loop and the institutions in place to solve the issue always stay their feet.

The Uvalade shooter had been planning it on social media for years, where was the FBI? The Texas police were on the scene in minutes but didn't have the balls to confront the shooter. Meanwhile a lone woman with a handgun just thwarted another attempt at a graduation party.

Why as there not being another osama bin laden to take down more American buildings because media covered it well for more than 10 years

Got it.

Obrigardo:
Surprising things are happening..
Things you never thought could happen..

Video @ https://twitter.com/shannonrwatts/status/1530589993323810818?t=FmwWR5HB4DL80o4uXcek7w&s=19

GloriousGbola:


the same can be said about the proliferation of assault weapons

not six shooters, not cumbersome hunting rifles, not semi automatics - but weapons actually intended for military use - for massive casualties

that is the underlying factor.

the uk also has disturbed individuals - but how many people can you hurt at one with a knife?

Criminals will still have guns though... funny, I remember Sadiq Khan dating that stabbings were part and parcel of living in a big city

Timiofak:


Why as there not being another osama bin laden to take down more American buildings because media covered it well for more than 10 years

Definitely not because they banned planes

budaatum:


Based, please provide data on the type and availability of the tools used in mass killings in the past 30 years so we can check if there is a correlation. We might find its hard to mass shoot with a rifle.

The following is to start you off.

What about before the assault weapon ban, though?

BasedUsername:


Definitely not because they banned planes

No, they heavily regulated planes. They created an entire new alphabet soup unit to regulate entry into planes. You are not getting on a plane if the tsa says no.

So, they have regulated entry into planes

Just as driving is regulated

In all of these the end use is regulated in multiple ways. That's the difference

After mispronouncing the names of some of the kids,
the mad ex-president danced since he is aware that there are no guns nearby.

Very very disgusting human being.

saxywale1:
After mispronouncing the names of some of the kids,
the mad ex-president danced since he is aware that there are no guns nearby.

Very very disgusting human being.

keep your fake outrage, he is not obligated to know the names of the kids. where were you when Obama says the kids died but we should remember saint fentanyl George Flyord. No outrage from you so this one is a farce

benalvino3:


keep your fake outrage, he is not obligated to know the names of the kids. where were you when Obama says the kids died but we should remember saint fentanyl George Flyord. No outrage from you so this one is a farce

Of course he is not. He is a disgusting human being afterall.

George Floyd's anniversary was a day after the shooting, so Obama was not out of place to call for his remembrance and Bidens signing of the George Floyd Justice in Policing Act of 2021.

I bet you almost commited suicide the day the judge sentenced George Floyd's killer to 22.5 years in prison.

saxywale1:

Of course he is not. He is a disgusting human being afterall.

George Floyd's anniversary was a day after the shooting, so Obama was not out of place to call for his remembrance and Bidens signing of the George Floyd Justice in Policing Act of 2021.

I bet you almost commited suicide the day the judge sentenced George Floyd's killer to 22.5 years in prison.

By the way did George Floyd die of the fentanyl he had imbibed or from a knee on his neck?

saxywale1:

Of course he is not. He is a disgusting human being afterall.

George Floyd's anniversary was a day after the shooting, so Obama was not out of place to call for his remembrance and Bidens signing of the George Floyd Justice in Policing Act of 2021.

I bet you almost commited suicide the day the judge sentenced George Floyd's killer to 22.5 years in prison.

Do you need a hand so i can pull you out of his ass?

He should not put those kids and GF in the same sentence, the idiot was a career criminal who died of drugs.

basilico:


By the way did George Floyd die of the fentanyl he had imbibed or from a knee on his neck?

Go and appeal the case.

saxywale1:

Go and appeal the case.

what killed him. a knee on neck or the copious amounts of drugs in his body?