Roseburg, Oregon School Shooting

[Ike Bana]

Originally Posted by 4-2-7

Looks like he's MARXISTS So************************t to me and he was also a suporter of Blacklivesmatters.

Who, besides a cretin like you fucking cares what his ideological preferences were? There are Christians, Muslims, leftists, rightists, gays, straights, just about everybody but women (and maybe Jews although Berkowitz was a Jew but at least he wasn't gunning down a classroom of 6 year olds) are pulling this mass murder shit. But you know what they say 5 below, the reason men can't get mad cow disease is because they're pigs. It's too bad the boys won't just ante up for the penile implant rather than spending whatever meager available cash they might have on another fucking firearm to make them feel like a man.

The only actual thing this is about is this country's moronic gun culture and rampant democratized gun carnage. I can imagine your eyes glazing, your head starting to throb, and your gums beginning to bleed...so you're just going to have to look it up.

[4-2-7]

Originally Posted by BlueStreak

The Irish Republican Army is a liberal organization? They support gay marriage and tranny rights? They're PETA members and tree huggers? Who knew?

I'll tell you what I DO know; It's mostly Right wingers who have a perverse infatuation with guns, uniforms and violent solutions to every problem.

Va Tech shooter was Chines.

Dude who shot up Army recruitment center in Tennessee was a muslim.

Shooter at Washington D.C area navy base was a African American.

Fort Hood shooter was an arab muslim.

Guy who shot two white reporters in the face was a African American.

The guy who shot the cope in the back of the head in TX, African American

I can keep going on but the list will get out of hand.

Originally Posted by BlueStreak

How about this, Dan;

Maybe you could act like a decent human being long enough to express a little sorrow at the deaths of the innocents before you jump to defend your ammosexuality.......

Jackass.

Lets see, I think it was Obama who came out within an hour pointing fingers and not knowing jack shit politicizing the shooting. Not to mention other members on this site ran with a political agenda before I did. The same ones that like to belittle christians, and make offencive comments vilifying and hopping for the destrucion of them, I might add. This kind of teaching and behavor affects the young and unstable and then they act out.

Funny thing is when I point out that nasty behavor around here, I become the Enimy...one of them. When in fact I try to be and alternative opinion to see both sides and look at people as individuals who want to live their lives without being vilified.



Sooooooo

Dave are you praying for these young Christians lives?

[4-2-7]

Originally Posted by Ike Bana

Who, besides a cretin like you fucking cares what his ideological preferences were? There are Christians, Muslims, leftists, rightists, gays, straights, just about everybody but women are pulling this murderous shit. But you know what they say 5 below, the reason men can't get mad cow disease is because they're pigs. It's too bad the boys won't just ante up for the penile implant rather than spending whatever meager available cash they might have on another fucking firearm to make them feel like a man.

The only actual thing this is about is this country's moronic gun culture and rampant democratized gun carnage. I can imagine your eyes glazing over and your head starting to throb...so you're just going to have to look it up.

What the problem is, is that liberal policies have blocked any physiatrist from reporting anything and letting the authorities know anything about the people they are seeing.

Guns are a hobby like your stereo gear to a vast majority of people, collecting, restoring, hunting, target shooting and their life revolve around it. However the lefts agenda is to take everyones guns away because of some nut cases, they want to preserver their liberties.

[barbara]

Originally Posted by 4-2-7

Have you ever used a mobile device and it assumes what your spelling?

I use a mobile device that assumes what I'm spelling all the time here. I find that proof reading after typing solves the problem.

[4-2-7]

Originally Posted by barbara

I use a mobile device that assumes what I'm spelling all the time here. I find that proof reading after typing solves the problem.

my eyes are not that good and looking on a phone is a bit hard for me.

Funny though....I see spelling erors prior to that one and D-Ray only feels the need to be my teacher.

Pluss I can't spell worth shit anyway so it's know and the only reason to point out something I miss spell is to belittel.

[d-ray657]

Originally Posted by barbara

I use a mobile device that assumes what I'm spelling all the time here. I find that proof reading after typing solves the problem.

But, Barbara, you care what you say, rather than spew it out like an uncontrollable urge - like an uncontrollable desire for attention. Hmmm, it seems like these shooters had an uncontrollable desire for attention as well. If only they had a forum to infest, people might still be alive.

Regards,

D-Ray

[Boreas]

I didn't particularly like having two different sources for two different years for the gun deaths, so here is the data from one source, the CDC via the Kaiser Family Foundation, from one year, 2013.

http://kff.org/other/state-indicator...te-per-100000/

United States 10.4

1. Alaska 19.8
2. Louisiana 19.3
3. Mississippi 17.8
4. Alabama 17.6
5. Arkansas 16.8
6. Wyoming 16.7
7. Montana 16.7
8. Oklahoma 16.5
9. New Mexico 15.5
10. Tennessee 15.4
11. South Carolina 15.2
12. Missouri 14.4
13. West Virginia 14.3
14. Arizona 14.1
15. Idaho 14.1
16. Nevada 13.8
17. Kentucky 13.7
18. Indiana 13.0
19. Georgia 12.6
20. Utah 12.6
21. North Carolina 12.1
22. Michigan 12.0
23. Florida 11.9
24. North Dakota 11.8
25. Colorado 11.5
26. Kansas 11.4
27. Pennsylvania 11.2
28. Ohio 11.0
29. Oregon 11.0
30. Maine 10.9
31. Texas 10.6
32. Delaware 10.3
33. Virginia 10.2
34. South Dakota 10.0
35. Maryland 9.7
36. Wisconsin 9.7
37. Vermont 9.2
38. Nebraska 9.0
39. District of Columbia 8.9
40. Washington 8.7
41. Illinois 8.6
42. Iowa 8.0
43. California 7.7
44. Minnesota 7.6
45. New Hampshire 6.4
46. New Jersey 5.7
47. Rhode Island 5.3
48. Connecticut 4.4
49. New York 4.2
50. Massachusetts 3.1
51. Hawaii 2.6

[donquixote99]

Originally Posted by Ike Bana

It took the British government 9 months from the Dunblane School massacre to outlaw handguns and assault weapons. And a little over 20 years later the firearms homicide rate I'm the US is 40 times the per capita rate in the UK. Absolutely, handguns and assault weapons need to be outlawed. First offense for possession, 5 years. Second offense 10 years. Third offense 25 years to life.

Here's a source of homicide data: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_o...y_decade#1990s

The rates given there:

Rates per 100,000 population.
..........................1995..........2011
US.......................9.0.............4.7
England/Wales......1.22............1.0

1995 is the year before Dunblane, 2011 is the last year given for England/Wales.

It's worth noting that the 2010 rate for England/Wales is 1.23. So the English rate is basically static with gun control, and the US rate fell by half without it. I'm for reasonable tightening of gun control, but let's not kid ourselves as to what problems will be affected thereby.

The thing that's wanted to stop mass shootings is a more sane and caring society, that is more able to identify and help people messed-up enough to do stuff like that. But that's really hard to do. Gun control is more definable, more tangible. There's just no particular reason to think that it will solve the problem that it's supposed to solve, that's all.

[Pio1980]

Nut jobs can get guns from the same sources used by criminals, same gaping loophole in source accountability.
BTW, FWIW the nutjob that blew up the Murrah building was, guess what, a white Christian. He still is the top score domestic terrorist for those keeping score. Personally, I put them all in the same bag.

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[4-2-7]

Originally Posted by Boreas

I didn't particularly like having two different sources for two different years for the gun deaths, so here is the data from one source, the CDC via the Kaiser Family Foundation, from one year, 2013.

http://kff.org/other/state-indicator...te-per-100000/

United States 10.4

1. Alaska 19.8
2. Louisiana 19.3
3. Mississippi 17.8
4. Alabama 17.6
5. Arkansas 16.8
6. Wyoming 16.7
7. Montana 16.7
8. Oklahoma 16.5
9. New Mexico 15.5
10. Tennessee 15.4
11. South Carolina 15.2
12. Missouri 14.4
13. West Virginia 14.3
14. Arizona 14.1
15. Idaho 14.1
16. Nevada 13.8
17. Kentucky 13.7
18. Indiana 13.0
19. Georgia 12.6
20. Utah 12.6
21. North Carolina 12.1
22. Michigan 12.0
23. Florida 11.9
24. North Dakota 11.8
25. Colorado 11.5
26. Kansas 11.4
27. Pennsylvania 11.2
28. Ohio 11.0
29. Oregon 11.0
30. Maine 10.9
31. Texas 10.6
32. Delaware 10.3
33. Virginia 10.2
34. South Dakota 10.0
35. Maryland 9.7
36. Wisconsin 9.7
37. Vermont 9.2
38. Nebraska 9.0
39. District of Columbia 8.9
40. Washington 8.7
41. Illinois 8.6
42. Iowa 8.0
43. California 7.7
44. Minnesota 7.6
45. New Hampshire 6.4
46. New Jersey 5.7
47. Rhode Island 5.3
48. Connecticut 4.4
49. New York 4.2
50. Massachusetts 3.1
51. Hawaii 2.6

Murders not deaths!!!!!!!
It's not accurate to include suisids and accidents.