Two people shot at Topgolf in germantown

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:What a violent culture

We know you mean black people, just say it. I have more respect for racist trash who say what they mean

You have respect for racists? WTAF is wrong with you.

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Its amazing, white folks can kill, steal and rape as many people as they want but if its black people we all get tared and feathered as being "violent" and "dangerous".

I know I'm only going to fuel the fire, but overwhelmingly, the gun violence is being committed by Black males in this county. At least 70% of it. However, the only reason to point that out is to figure out the whys, so we can help stop it.

It's unpopular to hear... but the first step in solving a problem is in acknowledging it exists.

Yes, and the problem is U.S. gun laws.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Its amazing, white folks can kill, steal and rape as many people as they want but if its black people we all get tared and feathered as being "violent" and "dangerous".

I know I'm only going to fuel the fire, but overwhelmingly, the gun violence is being committed by Black males in this county. At least 70% of it. However, the only reason to point that out is to figure out the whys, so we can help stop it.

It's unpopular to hear... but the first step in solving a problem is in acknowledging it exists.

Yes, and the problem is U.S. gun laws.

It's more complicated than that. And Maryland has very strict gun laws. But relaxed criminal law application has made it more difficult for police to enforce them.

Ideally, we'd get rid of them. But that will never happen in the U.S. The most effective approach is three-pronged: gun safety laws; appropriate education; and enforcement. We have the laws. We are scared of education. And we are lax on enforcement.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Its amazing, white folks can kill, steal and rape as many people as they want but if its black people we all get tared and feathered as being "violent" and "dangerous".

I know I'm only going to fuel the fire, but overwhelmingly, the gun violence is being committed by Black males in this county. At least 70% of it. However, the only reason to point that out is to figure out the whys, so we can help stop it.

It's unpopular to hear... but the first step in solving a problem is in acknowledging it exists.

Yes, and the problem is U.S. gun laws.

It's more complicated than that. And Maryland has very strict gun laws. But relaxed criminal law application has made it more difficult for police to enforce them.

Ideally, we'd get rid of them. But that will never happen in the U.S. The most effective approach is three-pronged: gun safety laws; appropriate education; and enforcement. We have the laws. We are scared of education. And we are lax on enforcement.

Only in comparison. And unfortunately, guns from elsewhere don't magically evaporate once they cross the Maryland state line.

[Anonymous]

I think we need to get rid of golf facilities and cars. Because he misused both of those as much as he did a firearm.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:I think we need to get rid of golf facilities and cars. Because he misused both of those as much as he did a firearm.

Did writing that make you feel smart?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Its amazing, white folks can kill, steal and rape as many people as they want but if its black people we all get tared and feathered as being "violent" and "dangerous".

I know I'm only going to fuel the fire, but overwhelmingly, the gun violence is being committed by Black males in this county. At least 70% of it. However, the only reason to point that out is to figure out the whys, so we can help stop it.

It's unpopular to hear... but the first step in solving a problem is in acknowledging it exists.

Yes, and the problem is U.S. gun laws.

It's more complicated than that. And Maryland has very strict gun laws. But relaxed criminal law application has made it more difficult for police to enforce them.

Ideally, we'd get rid of them. But that will never happen in the U.S. The most effective approach is three-pronged: gun safety laws; appropriate education; and enforcement. We have the laws. We are scared of education. And we are lax on enforcement.

Only in comparison. And unfortunately, guns from elsewhere don't magically evaporate once they cross the Maryland state line.

The bigger concern is police and prosecutors don't enforce the laws as stringently as they could. If someone is arrested for a firearm violation, and gets released from jail immediately, but waits three years while the courts clear the covid case backlog, what incentive is there to "not" carry a gun? Zero. If people were given much more timely, known consequences, we might et somewhere. People here know they can carry with impunity.