Murder at the Brookland metro station today

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Let's consider how to bring back stop and frisk while also having police follow the law. We should check for illegal guns especially in places like Metro or schools.

So profiling. Nice.

You think checking for illegal guns when entering the metro is “profiling?” Why, pray tell?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Let's consider how to bring back stop and frisk while also having police follow the law. We should check for illegal guns especially in places like Metro or schools.

So profiling. Nice.

You think checking for illegal guns when entering the metro is “profiling?” Why, pray tell?

People who say they want gun control don’t really want gun control.

[Anonymous]

Metro could add gun scanners to their new anti-fare jumping turnstiles https://queenseagle.com/all/2024/3/29/city-to-put-gun-scanners-in-front-of-subway-turnstiles then DC can become even more like NYC.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Metro could add gun scanners to their new anti-fare jumping turnstiles https://queenseagle.com/all/2024/3/29/city-to-put-gun-scanners-in-front-of-subway-turnstiles then DC can become even more like NYC.

DC has a lot of residents who want to virtue signal AND have the very highest "quality of life". This past year has been challenging for them .

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I truly believe that parents need to start getting arrested for the crimes of their children.

Why do you think this would help? Most of these wayward kids are born to parents who didn’t want them and aren’t equipped to parent effectively. What we should do is focus on making birth control easily and freely available to low-income women.

Hey genius. Birth control, abortion etc are all readily available right now in DC. How is that making a bit a difference RIGHT NOW.

Yeah, the mothers have them on purpose. Everyone loves babies and motherhood is a special and (often) respected role. Would you rather be a young mother with an important role and a baby who loves you, or a random single with no prospects except a series of dead end jobs? A lot choose mother thinking it will work out. Of course, it doesn’t.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Metro could add gun scanners to their new anti-fare jumping turnstiles https://queenseagle.com/all/2024/3/29/city-to-put-gun-scanners-in-front-of-subway-turnstiles then DC can become even more like NYC.

DC has a lot of residents who want to virtue signal AND have the very highest "quality of life". This past year has been challenging for them .

I don’t get why people on this board are always hinting at the tension between liberty/fairness and authoritarianism/public safety like it’s a secret that they’re pointing out. Or the idea that cultural homogeneity is a factor. It’s basically the central tension and challenge of government. It’s the basis of a huge chunk of literature and art. It continues to be a cause of our international wars and long term conflicts as well as a lot of our domestic strife.

If you’re sitting at your keyboard thinking everyone who disagrees with you on policy is just an idiot who doesn’t see the obvious, that should be a big red flag to you about your own perspective. But here you are, sitting there thinking you’re just the only person who’s ever thought about it and everyone else in the city who sees it differently must just be stupid.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Metro could add gun scanners to their new anti-fare jumping turnstiles https://queenseagle.com/all/2024/3/29/city-to-put-gun-scanners-in-front-of-subway-turnstiles then DC can become even more like NYC.

DC has a lot of residents who want to virtue signal AND have the very highest "quality of life". This past year has been challenging for them .

Not wanting schoolchildren to be randomly gunned down is the very highest of QOL?! Do you live in a video game?!

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Metro could add gun scanners to their new anti-fare jumping turnstiles https://queenseagle.com/all/2024/3/29/city-to-put-gun-scanners-in-front-of-subway-turnstiles then DC can become even more like NYC.

DC has a lot of residents who want to virtue signal AND have the very highest "quality of life". This past year has been challenging for them .

Not wanting schoolchildren to be randomly gunned down is the very highest of QOL?! Do you live in a video game?!

Not wanting to get robbed and killed by 13 year old kids on the metro is a bigger concern to me right now.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Metro could add gun scanners to their new anti-fare jumping turnstiles https://queenseagle.com/all/2024/3/29/city-to-put-gun-scanners-in-front-of-subway-turnstiles then DC can become even more like NYC.

DC has a lot of residents who want to virtue signal AND have the very highest "quality of life". This past year has been challenging for them .

I don’t get why people on this board are always hinting at the tension between liberty/fairness and authoritarianism/public safety like it’s a secret that they’re pointing out. Or the idea that cultural homogeneity is a factor. It’s basically the central tension and challenge of government. It’s the basis of a huge chunk of literature and art. It continues to be a cause of our international wars and long term conflicts as well as a lot of our domestic strife.

If you’re sitting at your keyboard thinking everyone who disagrees with you on policy is just an idiot who doesn’t see the obvious, that should be a big red flag to you about your own perspective. But here you are, sitting there thinking you’re just the only person who’s ever thought about it and everyone else in the city who sees it differently must just be stupid.

The people who are appalled by this year's spik in violence and can't connect the dots to the policies they've supported are stupid. If they CAN connect the dots and haven't had a change of heart on policy, then they are people who stubbornly want to have their cake and eat it too. Which is impossible (and stupid. and derelict as well.)

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Let's consider how to bring back stop and frisk while also having police follow the law. We should check for illegal guns especially in places like Metro or schools.

So profiling. Nice.

Just make them random stops w/o specific profile. But you'd rather protect violent criminals and have children shot dead on the train. Very nice.

No. Profiling is the most efficient. Don't make this into the TSA bullshit of patting down every third person, even if that person is a 90 year in a wheelchair.

We know who is committing the crimes, that is who needs to be profiled.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Point of use gun control works. This never would have happened if we had such policies.

Congress has blocked DC from having gun control. So, really, not an option for us.

Are you kidding? DC has some of the most stringent anti-gun laws in the country.

Among those that appear to have been violated here:

1. Possession of firearm by a minor;
2. Possession of ammunition by a minor;
3. Unregistered handgun;
4. Unregistered ammunition;
5. Carrying pistol without license;
6. Firearm on Metro property;
7. Unlawful discharge of firearm;
8. Reckless endangerment;
9. Various laws against shooting someone (malicious wounding, attempted murder; murder; conspiracy, etc).

You are going to want to sit down for this revelation. But criminals do not follow laws. Breathtaking I know.

Which is why we need to lock away people (i.e., criminals) that do anything on the list above. No mercy.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Metro could add gun scanners to their new anti-fare jumping turnstiles https://queenseagle.com/all/2024/3/29/city-to-put-gun-scanners-in-front-of-subway-turnstiles then DC can become even more like NYC.

DC has a lot of residents who want to virtue signal AND have the very highest "quality of life". This past year has been challenging for them .

Not wanting schoolchildren to be randomly gunned down is the very highest of QOL?! Do you live in a video game?!

Not wanting to get robbed and killed by 13 year old kids on the metro is a bigger concern to me right now.

And you think strapping a Glock and gunning down the next 13 year old who so much as accidentally bumps into you with his book bag is freedom?

[Anonymous]

If you're wearing a balaclava and it's not a cold winter day: Pat down. This isn't rocket science.

[Anonymous]

A 16 year old has been arrested in connection to this shooting today: https://www.nbcwashington.com/news/local/16-year-old-arrested-in-killing-of-14-year-old-at-brookland-metro-station-sources-say/3587475/

Waiting to see what he's charged with.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:A 16 year old has been arrested in connection to this shooting today: https://www.nbcwashington.com/news/local/16-year-old-arrested-in-killing-of-14-year-old-at-brookland-metro-station-sources-say/3587475/

Waiting to see what he's charged with.

.......murder?