Buffalo Mass Shooting

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:Just putting this out there. Compare the way 2 teenagers were described. Guess the difference between them, and which one was killed by police.

Thanks for posting. That was a good thread on the topic of race, age and innocent infantilizing of white criminals.

+1 I hope this brings them enough grief they update their “style guide” about this. All 18 and 19 year olds are “teenagers” or none are!

X 1,000,000! 🫵🏽🫵🏽

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:The problem is the east and unfettered access to guns!!!

Jesus, people, debate ideology, social media, and mental health all you want but first take the weapons of mass murder out of their hands!

Bullshit.

Gun control doesn’t work. NY has the strictest laws anywhere.

You idiots say this all time time….and then you pretend to not hear this: We need NATIONAL-LEVEL gun laws because there aren’t locked borders between states.

National laws. State laws. It doesn’t matter. Guns would remain readily available in a black market.

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:Let's get real, if the deaths of an entire kindergarten class didn't result in any change, of course this won't move the needle.

Absolutely sick.

+1

This.

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100% agree. A minority of people are outraged by these events, but most of the American public has become immune to them.

[Anonymous]

They both should be arrested.

FBI interviews parents of alleged Buffalo supermarket shooter Payton Gendron

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:I can’t imagine what it must feel like to be this teenager’s parents. I won’t make any assumptions about their parenting but just always feel some sympathy when these stories break for the parents siblings and other close relatives of the shooter, what a horror it must also be to grapple with these events from that side of things.

Why? Save your sympathy for the real victims.

Exactly. What in the actual hell?! Why not try imagining what the victims' families must be feeling?

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WTH?

You know it's possible to hold two thoughts at the same time. It's not either/or. You can feel immense sorrow for the victims and their families and also have some sympathy for the shooter's family, especially younger siblings.

And yet PP only expressed one of those thoughts. Who knows if the other thought you're trying to give them credit for even crossed their mind.

Let's be real. If the shooter was black or brown and didn't remind you of people you know and love, you would have zippo sympathy for humans his family. You sympathize because you see yourself and your family in him, but don't in his victims.

Again with the LIES!! The poster expressed sympathy for ALL THE VICTIMS. Something is very twisted in you that you have to keep lying and denying that reality, and that you are so twistedly proud of your lack of compassion.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:They both should be arrested.

FBI interviews parents of alleged Buffalo supermarket shooter Payton Gendron

This is a terrible tragedy but this is dumb. If they are implicated like the Michigan parents then throw the book at them! But it’s a distraction to say they should be arrested without specifics.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:They both should be arrested.

FBI interviews parents of alleged Buffalo supermarket shooter Payton Gendron

This is a terrible tragedy but this is dumb. If they are implicated like the Michigan parents then throw the book at them! But it’s a distraction to say they should be arrested without specifics.

Why do they look so much alike? They could be siblings.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:They both should be arrested.

FBI interviews parents of alleged Buffalo supermarket shooter Payton Gendron

This is a terrible tragedy but this is dumb. If they are implicated like the Michigan parents then throw the book at them! But it’s a distraction to say they should be arrested without specifics.

there are specifics, that's the point. He was institutionalized as a minor, a college dropout, no job that is being reported, had access to a great sum of money to buy weapons, body armor, ND ammunition, and has missing for a few days.

Where do you hide assault riffles, guns, body armor, and ammunition when living with parents. Don't forget, he had threatened a mass killing before.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:The problem is the east and unfettered access to guns!!!

Jesus, people, debate ideology, social media, and mental health all you want but first take the weapons of mass murder out of their hands!

Bullshit.

Gun control doesn’t work. NY has the strictest laws anywhere.

You idiots say this all time time….and then you pretend to not hear this: We need NATIONAL-LEVEL gun laws because there aren’t locked borders between states.

National laws. State laws. It doesn’t matter. Guns would remain readily available in a black market.

Yes, we are so far gone that it’ll take decades to get back to some semblance of gun-related sanity and safety in this country. This is why we also need to implement gun buy backs and the confiscation of certain types of weapons. Also, we need to close the loopholes….keep the guns from every angry white male who is afraid of replacement theory and CRT.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Let's get real, if the deaths of an entire kindergarten class didn't result in any change, of course this won't move the needle.

Absolutely sick.

I say this every single time. If 20 6 and 7 year olds being murdered during Kindergarten and first grade classes don't result in change; nothing will. 26 people gunned down in an elementary school...

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:The problem is the east and unfettered access to guns!!!

Jesus, people, debate ideology, social media, and mental health all you want but first take the weapons of mass murder out of their hands!

Bullshit.

Gun control doesn’t work. NY has the strictest laws anywhere.

You idiots say this all time time….and then you pretend to not hear this: We need NATIONAL-LEVEL gun laws because there aren’t locked borders between states.

National laws. State laws. It doesn’t matter. Guns would remain readily available in a black market.

Not forever. We need a long-term strategy which includes things like buy backs, phasing out available ammunition, ammunition purchase limits, etc., etc. But I am in favor of very strict gun control like most of the civilized world has. It will take a generation to really make a sustained change.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:They both should be arrested.

FBI interviews parents of alleged Buffalo supermarket shooter Payton Gendron

This is a terrible tragedy but this is dumb. If they are implicated like the Michigan parents then throw the book at them! But it’s a distraction to say they should be arrested without specifics.

How do you have this weapon in your household and not question why?

New York Governor Kathy Hochul said the suspect is believed to have used a gun that was legally purchased but modified with illegal magazines. She said investigators are working to determine where the magazines were purchased.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:The problem is the east and unfettered access to guns!!!

Jesus, people, debate ideology, social media, and mental health all you want but first take the weapons of mass murder out of their hands!

Bullshit.

Gun control doesn’t work. NY has the strictest laws anywhere.

You idiots say this all time time….and then you pretend to not hear this: We need NATIONAL-LEVEL gun laws because there aren’t locked borders between states.

National laws. State laws. It doesn’t matter. Guns would remain readily available in a black market.

Not forever. We need a long-term strategy which includes things like buy backs, phasing out available ammunition, ammunition purchase limits, etc., etc. But I am in favor of very strict gun control like most of the civilized world has. It will take a generation to really make a sustained change.

Exactly. Honestly, I think it’s likely too far gone for us, but we have to do something for future generations.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:American hatred: I need more blood. More carnage.

America: When will it be enough? My God, we gave our little babies, teens, adults and more. Will it ever be enough blood?

American hatred: I will tell you when it is enough.

This! They can’t tell me when there will be enough guns.

[Anonymous]

What is the answer? Sounding off seems hopeless.