The 'Americans Getting Shot' Thread

[harrybarracuda]

A white man who allegedly killed two people at a Kroger grocery store in Kentucky tried to enter a predominantly black church nearby minutes before the fatal shooting, police said.





The two people killed Wednesday -- Maurice Stallard and Vickie Jones -- were shot in the grocery store and the parking lot, respectively. CNN affiliate WDRB described both victims as black.

Police arrested suspect Gregory A. Bush, 51, shortly after the shooting, which happened in the Louisville suburb of Jeffersontown.

https://edition.cnn.com/2018/10/26/u...ing/index.html

[Cujo]

^ Texprat?

[harrybarracuda]

^ Texprat?

"He is also a fan of Donald J. Trump, Blue Lives Matter, and various conservative pages, per his Facebook likes."

Another Trumpanzee mental defective.

https://www.thecut.com/2018/10/kroger-shooting-kentucky-man-shoots-kills-two-people.html

[Troy]

^ He's allowed to vote???

[harrybarracuda]

^ He's allowed to vote???

Of course, he's an angry old white man.

[TuskegeeBen]

Of course, he's an angry old white man.

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[harrybarracuda]

......

Oh look, it's the feeble minded twat. I'm surprised he didn't post a youtube video of something completely fucking irrelevant.

[harrybarracuda]

Seems it's crazy racist season. May be something to do with the full moon.

The suspected gunman who carried out a deadly shooting Saturday at a Pittsburgh synagogue has been identified as Robert Bowers, 46, according to law enforcement officials.


A law enforcement official previously told CNN the shooter made anti-Semitic statements during the shooting.

Multiple people have been killed in Saturday morning's shooting at the Tree of Life synagogue in Pittsburgh, according to a city official.
The shooter surrendered to Pittsburgh police and was being transported to Mercy Hospital, said Curt Conrad, chief of staff for City Councilman Corey O'Connor.

Another law enforcement official told CNN at least 12 people have been shot.

Three police officers were shot, officials said earlier at an impromptu press conference. It's unclear if they are part of those casualties.


The shooter made anti-Jewish comments during the incident, a law enforcement official told CNN.

https://edition.cnn.com/2018/10/27/u...ter/index.html

[Troy]

^ Eleven killed in that one, worst attack on a Jewish community in USA.

Lots of thoughts and prayers needed but as Trump has already said: "It has little to do with US gun laws..."

I wonder what name they chose for the kid?

[tomcat]

...another crazed white male feels MAGA empowerment by slaughtering minorities...such anti-social behavior has always existed, but tRump has made it patriotic and inspired the irrational to act out their MAGA fantasies...may the perp be incarcerated for life with those who think his butt is community property...

[Hugh Cow]

Rather a long bow to blame Trump. Sandihook which was probably the worst in my mind (if its possible to say one is worse) as well as others, was under Obama. History would say it doesn't need any particular President when you have such easy access for nutters to have firearms. Wait awhile there will be another massacre somewhere in th U.S.shortly. (Sadly)

[tomcat]

Sandihook which was probably the worst in my mind (if its possible to say one is worse) as well as others, was under Obama

...Obama did not denigrate his enemies with crude slurs and incitements to violence...only a short bow post is necessary to tie tRump to anti-social MAGAism...the presidential narcissist doesn't understand the power of his nuttiness to stimulate those who share it...

[Cujo]

Lots of thoughts and prayers needed

Oh yeah, thoughts and prayers are really helpful.
Do fuck off with that shit.

[uncle junior]

Rather a long bow to blame Trump

Not at all. Most of these shooting are not directed at specific groups, just random people in a the wrong public place at the wrong time. A white guy shooting up a Synagogue is directed. A short and straight line to trump's rhetoric....same as the MAGA bomber.

[Troy]

Oh yeah, thoughts and prayers are really helpful.
Do fuck off with that shit.

The repetition of "thoughts and prayers" is a product of the repetition of mass shootings. And to #ThoughtsAndPrayers critics, the repetition of mass shootings exists because no one is doing much else besides offering thoughts and prayers.


There has been no major gun-control legislation in the nearly six years since Sandy Hook, the tragedy that was supposed to change everything. In fact, in the years following Sandy Hook, more states loosened gun buying restrictions than tightened them.

https://edition.cnn.com/2018/02/20/u...rnd/index.html

[harrybarracuda]

As I posted in the other thread, baldy orange cunto likes the joos (or at least pretends to) and thus this is more likely either a palestinian sympathiser (they have been bombing Gaza in the last few days), or a fan of something like StormFront.

They have filed federal hate crime charges against him.

[harrybarracuda]

Rather a long bow to blame Trump. Sandihook which was probably the worst in my mind (if its possible to say one is worse) as well as others, was under Obama. History would say it doesn't need any particular President when you have such easy access for nutters to have firearms. Wait awhile there will be another massacre somewhere in th U.S.shortly. (Sadly)

Sandy Hook was not a hate crime.

And Obama implemented a rule to help stop mental cases getting guns.

Baldy Orange Cunto rescinded it.

[bobo746]

The blokes had 21 guns registered in his name.
Trump came out with the same old rubbish we need armed guards.WTF

[tomcat]

...why doesn't God do something?...

[Klondyke]

How it all connects and backfires:

The heinous crime in Istanbul. However, we do not mind and do not condemn in order not to lose the lucrative jobs of arming others - and own people either...

[tomcat]

However, we do not mind and do not condemn

...you're silly: I like that in an idiot...

[raycarey]

47,220 — That’s how many gun-related incidents have taken place in the United States so far this year. Of those, 11,984 resulted in deaths, according to data compiled by Gun Violence Archive.

https://www.gunviolencearchive.org/

[tomcat]

...^incredible...

[bobo746]

[Maanaam]

.^incredible...

What's really incredible is if there was an outbreak of a disease that killed an average of 1200 people every month, month after month, year after year, various people's constitutional rights would be suspended in the form of forced quarantine, forced treatment, forced innoculation etc, and very few would raise selfish arguments against it and stand on their rights to protest it because most people would realise the government HAS to do something and the loss of a few constitutional rights is the price needed to be paid.
Most people would realise that loss of rights in the form of loss of freedom (forced confinement/quarantine) is a far worse loss of rights than having a hobby regulated, yet still support, nay demand, that loss of rights in the fight against the killer disease.


I remember a decade or two ago in NZ when a woman with TB discharged herself from hospital. The police were involved and there were laws enough for the authorities to detain her and compel her to remain in quarantine. No deaths had occurred, but still the potential for a spread of the disease was a public health risk and not a peep from anyone about the patient's Bill of Rights. Simple, innit. Potential health risk, even though no deaths, suspend the potential bringer of those risk's rights.