Yesterday's Mass Shooting.

Create as much chaos and harm as you can, then refuse to fix the problem while blaming the democrats. Only I can fix it! Don't worry about future elections, if you elect these clowns even once, the democrats can lose elections, they cannot, no matter how badly they behave, or how few votes they get. Their new motto has become, it's he who counts the votes, is who counts, not who votes, Stalin said it first, but they have been repeating it lately.
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bam0813 said:

Nope just letting you it will be knife attacks, bombings, axes who knows but evil is evil and it’ll find another way

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Are we just much more evil than other countries?

Offmymeds said:

Are we just much more evil than other countries?

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No. If we had fewer guns, our stats would be like other nations’. Im going off the assumption that event follows access. We don’t have more crazies than anywhere else; we arm them better.

bam0813 said:

Nope just letting you it will be knife attacks, bombings, axes who knows but evil is evil and it’ll find another way

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Machine guns are even more efficient at killing, yep some people are evil and technology gives them the means to magnify that evil and up the body count considerably. Here's a novel thought, restriction and regulations of firearms work amazingly well in all the countries that did it, no doubt about it the evidence is clear. It has to be a national effort though, not much room for lunatic states rights.

Now do you love your gun more than children? Or is it about what the gun represents? The false sense of security and empowerment? I want my toy, fuck the kids?

DIY-HP-LED said:

Now do you love your gun more than children?

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tugs beard in deep thought

captainmorgan said:

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Blue lives matter

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Blue lives matter

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as much as any other lives

NRA leader calls gun ownership ‘fundamental human right’
National Rifle Association (NRA) officials dismissed calls for stricter gun laws on Friday during their annual convention, which is taking place in Houston, a city less than 300 miles from the Texas school shooting that claimed the lives of 19 children and two adults.

NRA Wayne LaPierre told his group’s members that the Uvalde mass shooting “should never happen again” but rejected gun control proposals, calling gun ownership a “fundamental human right.”

“Restricting the fundamental human right of law-abiding Americans to defend themselves is not the answer. It never has been,” LaPierre said.

“We need to protect our schools, because our children deserve at least, and in fact more protection than our banks, stadiums and government buildings … so that every school has a comprehensive security program tailored specifically to that school to meet its security needs,” he said.

“Now is not the time to quit. Now would be the worst time to quit. Now is when we double down,” South Dakota Gov. Kristi Noem (R-S.D.) told NRA members.



Doubling down. It is like water to drink, a fundamental right.

Cruz blames everything but guns for school shootings in NRA address
Sen. Ted Cruz (R-Texas) blamed declining church attendance, violent video games, prescription drugs, social media bullying and other societal factors — but not guns — for the wave of mass shootings in the U.S. during an address to National Rifle Association (NRA) members on Friday.

“We know that many of these who seek to commit the most heinous crimes, they’re isolated from human contact,” Cruz said. “They’re living a virtual life in the absence of community of community and faith and love.”

“What stops armed bad guys is armed good guys,” he said, arguing that lawmakers’ proposal to expand background checks on gun sales wouldn’t prevent most mass murders.

printer said:

NRA leader calls gun ownership ‘fundamental human right’
National Rifle Association (NRA) officials dismissed calls for stricter gun laws on Friday during their annual convention, which is taking place in Houston, a city less than 300 miles from the Texas school shooting that claimed the lives of 19 children and two adults.

NRA Wayne LaPierre told his group’s members that the Uvalde mass shooting “should never happen again” but rejected gun control proposals, calling gun ownership a “fundamental human right.”

“Restricting the fundamental human right of law-abiding Americans to defend themselves is not the answer. It never has been,” LaPierre said.

“We need to protect our schools, because our children deserve at least, and in fact more protection than our banks, stadiums and government buildings … so that every school has a comprehensive security program tailored specifically to that school to meet its security needs,” he said.

“Now is not the time to quit. Now would be the worst time to quit. Now is when we double down,” South Dakota Gov. Kristi Noem (R-S.D.) told NRA members.

NRA leader calls gun ownership ‘fundamental human right’

National Rifle Association (NRA) officials dismissed calls for stricter gun laws on Friday during their annual convention, which is taking place in Houston, a city less than 300 miles from the Texa…

thehill.com

Doubling down. It is like water to drink, a fundamental right.

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Let em drink powder and eat lead. A time will come, they are just saving up the wrath for when the democrats win enough.

Time to test the 2nd in court I should think, bring states rights to their logical conclusion over personal artillery pieces and argue the 2nd is for military purposes and if a state wants to let a citizen own and shoot howitzers from their backyards then by God the 2nd gives them the right to do it, even if a billionaire buys the Goddamned governor! The federal government has no business regulating guns, bombs or rockets, the constitution says arms, not guns!

Some blue state needs to ask the court to strike down the federal limits on machine guns, calibers, rockets and grenades. Bring it to a head and states rights to their logical conclusion. Most of this has never been tested in court, it's time to really see where the SCOTUS stand on states rights and the original intentions of the founders. The literal truth of the 2nd amendment was for military purposes alone and back then arms included rockets, grenades and guns, not just guns. Since DC is not a state there can be no law on guns, open carry in DC, Yeahaw, the south will rise again!

So does the 2nd stand and is America a free country with unlimited messianic rights, or are y'all a bunch of sheeple! Freedumb!

Arm the fetuses! It's a human right!

Are we in a Mel Brooks movie? Hershel Walker as a senator? MTG winning her primary? Proposing more guns after another slaughter of our children.

We need to take the security services away from the pro-gun Senators and redirect them to guarding our children instead of these feckless windbags. Our children are worth far more.

'Give me a break': Acosta reacts to Trump's NRA speech
83,822 views May 27, 2022 CNN's Jim Acosta and former Ohio Republican Gov. John Kasich react to former President Donald Trump's speech at the annual NRA convention in Houston just days after a mass shooting at an elementary school in Uvalde, Texas.

Nothing to see here folks, it won't make any difference, it means absolutely nothing to them. Fuck the kids, they want their toy and they will kill, threaten public officials, lie, cheat and steal your right to vote in order to do it, fuck you! They don't want to wear masks either or want school kids to, even if it kills them, fuck you!


New Outrage Over Gut-Wrenching Blunders By TX Police, Gov. Greg Abbott In School Massacre
74,143 views May 27, 2022 New details regarding the mass shooting at an elementary school in Texas reveal the extent of the police’s failed response and lies. Nineteen police officers waited 45 minutes without breaking into the classroom to confront the shooter, while students in the room with the killer called 911 -- begging for police to help. While Texas’ Republican Gov. Greg Abbott claimed he was “livid” about the fact he received false information from the police, he also took the time to record a new video address for the NRA’s convention in Texas, and dodged questions about laws surrounding the purchase of AR-15s. MSNBC’s Ari Melber reports on the developing investigation into the police’s botched response to the shooting, and the GOP’s continued effort to push false claims about gun safety.

Hayes: NRA’s ‘Good Guy With A Gun’ Theory Failed In Real Time In Uvalde
9,914 views May 27, 2022 Chris Hayes: In addition to the police response being an unfathomable failure, it is also proof that the ‘good guy with a gun’ theory doesn't work.

printer said:

Cruz blames everything but guns for school shootings in NRA address
Sen. Ted Cruz (R-Texas) blamed declining church attendance, violent video games, prescription drugs, social media bullying and other societal factors — but not guns — for the wave of mass shootings in the U.S. during an address to National Rifle Association (NRA) members on Friday.

“We know that many of these who seek to commit the most heinous crimes, they’re isolated from human contact,” Cruz said. “They’re living a virtual life in the absence of community of community and faith and love.”

“What stops armed bad guys is armed good guys,” he said, arguing that lawmakers’ proposal to expand background checks on gun sales wouldn’t prevent most mass murders.

Cruz blames everything but guns for school shootings in NRA address

Sen. Ted Cruz (R-Texas) blamed declining church attendance, violent video games, prescription drugs, social media bullying and other societal factors — but not guns — for the wave of mass shootings…

thehill.com

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it's been said before, and it'll be said again...FUCK TED CRUZ

Texas Paul REACTS to Republican Blaming 'CRT' and 'Wokeness' for Uvalde
81,642 views May 27, 2022 Senator Russia Ron Johnson went on Fox News and blamed 'wokeness' and 'CRT' for the events in Uvalde. Texas Paul reacts.

As a Canadian living 10 miles from the US border I can attest to what a small invisible line can do to change a persons perspective of gun culture. I’ve never had a gun pulled/pointed at me in Canada but 3 times in the States by LEO. Twice were routine traffic stops (one with two toddlers in the car) and once for a drug bust and in all 3 instances there was not one reason a gun was needed or warranted but there they were. The drug bust (pot) guy was a 20ish border dude who’s supervisor (my age, 50ish) told him to holster his weapon and was shaking his head in disgust. Just a personal observation as to what has become part of the mentality) It’s fucking ridiculous that people think they require a gun for protection from the guns that are so freely available. Kind of like M.A.D.. Everyone has plummeted down that slippery slope to the bottom many years ago. Good luck, but keep your fucking handguns to yourselves please .

DIY-HP-LED said:

Hayes: NRA’s ‘Good Guy With A Gun’ Theory Failed In Real Time In Uvalde
9,914 views May 27, 2022 Chris Hayes: In addition to the police response being an unfathomable failure, it is also proof that the ‘good guy with a gun’ theory doesn't work.

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Luckily it worked in this scenario Wednesday: