Radicalization of White men/shootings

[Anonymous]

How about you lefties stop drowning everyone in lawyers so no one will do anything for fear of "offending" someone and getting sued.

See something, say nothing.

[Anonymous]

Whether or not these shooters were motivated by race is a red herring. These school shooters are much like members of ISIS in that they are disaffected and don't have anything better to do. Which extreme ideology they attach themselves to is (in part) irrelevant. On some level, they just want to kill and destroy.

[Anonymous]

You know, the problems are obvious for those of us that lived it. I could explain it and tell my story but this thread is probably a troll and I doubt anyone cares.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Whether or not these shooters were motivated by race is a red herring. These school shooters are much like members of ISIS in that they are disaffected and don't have anything better to do. Which extreme ideology they attach themselves to is (in part) irrelevant. On some level, they just want to kill and destroy.

You are right. When you read about suicide bombers and the like, it made sick type of sense. These were people who were so poor that blowing themselves up was the only way they could actually make sure their families were taken care of. ISIS is way scarier. These are middle class disaffected youth with all the promise that a western middle class upbringing can offer that are being radicalized. Sure looks like there is a similar phenomenon going on with angry white youth getting radicalized.

[Anonymous]

Suicide bombers blow themselves up due to poverty? Does Allahu Akbar mean “I’m so poor”?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:"The Sante fe shooter, the Texas bomber, Sandy Hook shooter, columbine, Parkland"

These were racial?

Whaat? This is news to...everyone.

Seems as if some people want to make all issues about race.
Dumb statement, OP.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Whether or not these shooters were motivated by race is a red herring. These school shooters are much like members of ISIS in that they are disaffected and don't have anything better to do. Which extreme ideology they attach themselves to is (in part) irrelevant. On some level, they just want to kill and destroy.

+1 People who are lost and feeling adrift are easily swayed into joining cults and gangs. This isn't a white person or American thing. Those radical jihadists are really not that different than those school shooters, but of course, only Trumpsters like to distinguish the two as -- white killer = mental issues; muslim killer = evil terrorist.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Whether or not these shooters were motivated by race is a red herring. These school shooters are much like members of ISIS in that they are disaffected and don't have anything better to do. Which extreme ideology they attach themselves to is (in part) irrelevant. On some level, they just want to kill and destroy.

+1 People who are lost and feeling adrift are easily swayed into joining cults and gangs. This isn't a white person or American thing. Those radical jihadists are really not that different than those school shooters, but of course, only Trumpsters like to distinguish the two as -- white killer = mental issues; muslim killer = evil terrorist.

Look, I can't be responsible for people who are "lost and feeling adrift". These discussions are getting ridiculous, and bordering on asinine.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Whether or not these shooters were motivated by race is a red herring. These school shooters are much like members of ISIS in that they are disaffected and don't have anything better to do. Which extreme ideology they attach themselves to is (in part) irrelevant. On some level, they just want to kill and destroy.

+1 People who are lost and feeling adrift are easily swayed into joining cults and gangs. This isn't a white person or American thing. Those radical jihadists are really not that different than those school shooters, but of course, only Trumpsters like to distinguish the two as -- white killer = mental issues; muslim killer = evil terrorist.

Look, I can't be responsible for people who are "lost and feeling adrift". These discussions are getting ridiculous, and bordering on asinine.

So when there is a "terrorist" attack by a Muslim, do you not make comments because the discussions about them are "getting ridiculous, and bordering on asinine."? Somehow, I doubt it.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Whether or not these shooters were motivated by race is a red herring. These school shooters are much like members of ISIS in that they are disaffected and don't have anything better to do. Which extreme ideology they attach themselves to is (in part) irrelevant. On some level, they just want to kill and destroy.

+1 People who are lost and feeling adrift are easily swayed into joining cults and gangs. This isn't a white person or American thing. Those radical jihadists are really not that different than those school shooters, but of course, only Trumpsters like to distinguish the two as -- white killer = mental issues; muslim killer = evil terrorist.

Look, I can't be responsible for people who are "lost and feeling adrift". These discussions are getting ridiculous, and bordering on asinine.

No, you can't. Which is why we need gun control.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Whether or not these shooters were motivated by race is a red herring. These school shooters are much like members of ISIS in that they are disaffected and don't have anything better to do. Which extreme ideology they attach themselves to is (in part) irrelevant. On some level, they just want to kill and destroy.

+1 People who are lost and feeling adrift are easily swayed into joining cults and gangs. This isn't a white person or American thing. Those radical jihadists are really not that different than those school shooters, but of course, only Trumpsters like to distinguish the two as -- white killer = mental issues; muslim killer = evil terrorist.

Look, I can't be responsible for people who are "lost and feeling adrift". These discussions are getting ridiculous, and bordering on asinine.

So when there is a "terrorist" attack by a Muslim, do you not make comments because the discussions about them are "getting ridiculous, and bordering on asinine."? Somehow, I doubt it.

Terrorism is, in the broadest sense, the use of intentionally indiscriminate violence as a means to create terror among masses of people; or fear to achieve a financial, political, religious or ideological aim.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Terrorism

I don't believe a school shooter (yet) is setting out to do that. They're setting out for notoriety or they're just plain insane. They may write rantings, but are they political? Not that I can remember. Are they grouped together and acting in concert, one after another? Not that I can remember.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Whether or not these shooters were motivated by race is a red herring. These school shooters are much like members of ISIS in that they are disaffected and don't have anything better to do. Which extreme ideology they attach themselves to is (in part) irrelevant. On some level, they just want to kill and destroy.

+1 People who are lost and feeling adrift are easily swayed into joining cults and gangs. This isn't a white person or American thing. Those radical jihadists are really not that different than those school shooters, but of course, only Trumpsters like to distinguish the two as -- white killer = mental issues; muslim killer = evil terrorist.

Look, I can't be responsible for people who are "lost and feeling adrift". These discussions are getting ridiculous, and bordering on asinine.

No, you can't. Which is why we need gun control.

I'll control my guns. Don't make me responsible for another person's bad actions. I do not inherit their guilt.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Whether or not these shooters were motivated by race is a red herring. These school shooters are much like members of ISIS in that they are disaffected and don't have anything better to do. Which extreme ideology they attach themselves to is (in part) irrelevant. On some level, they just want to kill and destroy.

+1 People who are lost and feeling adrift are easily swayed into joining cults and gangs. This isn't a white person or American thing. Those radical jihadists are really not that different than those school shooters, but of course, only Trumpsters like to distinguish the two as -- white killer = mental issues; muslim killer = evil terrorist.

Look, I can't be responsible for people who are "lost and feeling adrift". These discussions are getting ridiculous, and bordering on asinine.

Wow you people really don’t get it. Lost and adrift? Absolutely ignorant.

[Anonymous]

Twinky defense?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:It's news to me. Did these people only shoot certain people of certain colors?

No. But the school shooters seem remarkably white.