Charlie Kirk shot at Utah Valley University

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Anonymous wrote:Gun owners claim, well I am a mentally healthy individual, I only use my gun to hunt, etc. Well you cannot predict the future, you may be stable today but that doesn’t mean you won’t suffer from major depression one day or anxiety leading to psychosis. Or god forbid get diagnosed with terminal cancer, which leads to suicidal/homicidal feelings. Or one of your family members who has access to your gun could have issues. You don’t have a crystal ball and access to firearms can lead to very impulsive actions.

Substitute kitchen knife, chain saw, garden poison, pot of boiling water, automobile, garden tractor, or any of the host of other dangerous instrumentalities around more homes for “gun” and the flawed “logic” is manifest.

Just more proof that what anti-gun people really fear is their own internalized rage and instability and what they might do if they ever got their hands on a firearm.

If your intent is to kill quickly, either yourself or another person, you grab a gun, not a pot of boiling water or and tractor.

Even with a knife, the person may have a chance to react or run away.

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Anonymous wrote:The gun owners are fine, mentally stable individuals until they’re not.

That’s the tortured interpretation of 2A. Guns for everybody. Checking for mental health is infringement.

And like I said, mental illness can occur suddenly out of nowhere, wax and wane, fluctuate quickly. No one, not even an experienced psych, could possibly predict everyone who could potentially lose their marbles at some point.

Untrue. There are signs, subtle, but there. It’s a total misunderstanding that killers just “snap.”

Talk to a psychiatrist and get their input.

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Anonymous wrote:Gun owners claim, well I am a mentally healthy individual, I only use my gun to hunt, etc. Well you cannot predict the future, you may be stable today but that doesn’t mean you won’t suffer from major depression one day or anxiety leading to psychosis. Or god forbid get diagnosed with terminal cancer, which leads to suicidal/homicidal feelings. Or one of your family members who has access to your gun could have issues. You don’t have a crystal ball and access to firearms can lead to very impulsive actions.

Substitute kitchen knife, chain saw, garden poison, pot of boiling water, automobile, garden tractor, or any of the host of other dangerous instrumentalities around more homes for “gun” and the flawed “logic” is manifest.

Just more proof that what anti-gun people really fear is their own internalized rage and instability and what they might do if they ever got their hands on a firearm.

This is Hall of Fame stupid. It’s also why there was gun violence last week.

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Anonymous wrote:Gun owners claim, well I am a mentally healthy individual, I only use my gun to hunt, etc. Well you cannot predict the future, you may be stable today but that doesn’t mean you won’t suffer from major depression one day or anxiety leading to psychosis. Or god forbid get diagnosed with terminal cancer, which leads to suicidal/homicidal feelings. Or one of your family members who has access to your gun could have issues. You don’t have a crystal ball and access to firearms can lead to very impulsive actions.

Substitute kitchen knife, chain saw, garden poison, pot of boiling water, automobile, garden tractor, or any of the host of other dangerous instrumentalities around more homes for “gun” and the flawed “logic” is manifest.

Just more proof that what anti-gun people really fear is their own internalized rage and instability and what they might do if they ever got their hands on a firearm.

Guns are quicker, way more efficient.

More efficient than a chain saw?

Omglmfao.

Are youfor real?

BUT WHAT ABOUT IF A DRAGON HAD TWO CHAINSAWS AND A GUN?!1

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Anonymous wrote:Social media is going to be the end of us. Mixed in with AI it’s coming even faster. Yes you can keep your middle and high schooler off social media if you’re willing to be an engaged parent - most are too lazy.

It’s not laziness, it’s just so pervasive that it’s counterproductive to try to keep them from being exposed to it at all. I want mine to be able to recognize the subtle yet incredibly effective ways that it can influence people—even smart, savvy people—while I’m still able to sit down with them at the dinner table and discuss every night. And I’m only talking about YouTube here—my teens are not in any other social media platforms.

YouTube is just as bad. I get it but if kept busy with real life activities like sports, musical instruments, drama, etc. there is no time to go down these social media rabbit holes.

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Anonymous wrote:Gun owners claim, well I am a mentally healthy individual, I only use my gun to hunt, etc. Well you cannot predict the future, you may be stable today but that doesn’t mean you won’t suffer from major depression one day or anxiety leading to psychosis. Or god forbid get diagnosed with terminal cancer, which leads to suicidal/homicidal feelings. Or one of your family members who has access to your gun could have issues. You don’t have a crystal ball and access to firearms can lead to very impulsive actions.

Substitute kitchen knife, chain saw, garden poison, pot of boiling water, automobile, garden tractor, or any of the host of other dangerous instrumentalities around more homes for “gun” and the flawed “logic” is manifest.

Just more proof that what anti-gun people really fear is their own internalized rage and instability and what they might do if they ever got their hands on a firearm.

Guns are quicker, way more efficient.

More efficient than a chain saw?

Omglmfao.

Are youfor real?

BUT WHAT ABOUT IF A DRAGON HAD TWO CHAINSAWS AND A GUN?!1

If you saw someone running at you with a chain saw, you could react. Cannot do this with a gun.

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Anonymous wrote:Ban men.

Can we stop with this? Do you have a father? Brother? Son? Grandfather? Uncle? Any male acquaintance?

I have all of those. Ban men.

I happen to love the men in my life and the women are the aholes.

They might be aholes but they're not shooting up elementary schools I can promise you that.

No they just kill everyone with their backstabbing, conniving bull$hit.

Aww did a woman hurt your feefees? And now you're complaining about it online? Should we check your browser history? Should we call the FBI?

Thanks for proving my point. Sad little boys are ruining this country. I don't know if you understand this so I'll spell it out. Words and hurt feelings don't actually kill people. Men with guns do.

You realize Tyler’s mom , a woman, was all for him having and using guns as a child. She was a proud gun mama.

Notice no one in their family used guns to harm anyone else, until the son moved in with a trans lover.

The family hasn’t hurt anyone with their guns.

[Anonymous]

Ever since Charlie Kirk got shot, social media and message boards have become completely overrun with stupid, with bad takes, and lies. At this point I can't even be bothered with Twitter anymore.

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:Gun owners claim, well I am a mentally healthy individual, I only use my gun to hunt, etc. Well you cannot predict the future, you may be stable today but that doesn’t mean you won’t suffer from major depression one day or anxiety leading to psychosis. Or god forbid get diagnosed with terminal cancer, which leads to suicidal/homicidal feelings. Or one of your family members who has access to your gun could have issues. You don’t have a crystal ball and access to firearms can lead to very impulsive actions.

Substitute kitchen knife, chain saw, garden poison, pot of boiling water, automobile, garden tractor, or any of the host of other dangerous instrumentalities around more homes for “gun” and the flawed “logic” is manifest.

Just more proof that what anti-gun people really fear is their own internalized rage and instability and what they might do if they ever got their hands on a firearm.

Which of those alternatives would have successful at UVU?

[Anonymous]

Could Charlie have been killed with a pot of boiling water, a chainsaw, a knife, a tractor from 200yds away?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:https://mol.im/a/15097079

Transgender inspired violence makes up a disproportionate percentage of these incidents.

And the Anti-Defamation League will tell you that political violence is disproportionately cause by the right. In fact, for the years 2022, 2023 and 2024, 100% of political killings were perpetrated by right-wing extremists.

It doesn't help when Trump says on TV that we need to beat the hell out of the leftists. (He said "radical leftists" but we know that means anyone to the left of him or who publicly disagrees with him).

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Anonymous wrote:Ban men.

Can we stop with this? Do you have a father? Brother? Son? Grandfather? Uncle? Any male acquaintance?

I have all of those. Ban men.

I happen to love the men in my life and the women are the aholes.

They might be aholes but they're not shooting up elementary schools I can promise you that.

No they just kill everyone with their backstabbing, conniving bull$hit.

Aww did a woman hurt your feefees? And now you're complaining about it online? Should we check your browser history? Should we call the FBI?

Thanks for proving my point. Sad little boys are ruining this country. I don't know if you understand this so I'll spell it out. Words and hurt feelings don't actually kill people. Men with guns do.

You realize Tyler’s mom , a woman, was all for him having and using guns as a child. She was a proud gun mama.

Notice no one in their family used guns to harm anyone else, until the son moved in with a trans lover.

The family hasn’t hurt anyone with their guns.

Yes gun owners are stable until they are not.

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Ban men.

Can we stop with this? Do you have a father? Brother? Son? Grandfather? Uncle? Any male acquaintance?

I have all of those. Ban men.

I happen to love the men in my life and the women are the aholes.

They might be aholes but they're not shooting up elementary schools I can promise you that.

No they just kill everyone with their backstabbing, conniving bull$hit.

Aww did a woman hurt your feefees? And now you're complaining about it online? Should we check your browser history? Should we call the FBI?

Thanks for proving my point. Sad little boys are ruining this country. I don't know if you understand this so I'll spell it out. Words and hurt feelings don't actually kill people. Men with guns do.

You realize Tyler’s mom , a woman, was all for him having and using guns as a child. She was a proud gun mama.

Notice no one in their family used guns to harm anyone else, until the son moved in with a trans lover.

The family hasn’t hurt anyone with their guns.

Are you trying to blame trans people? Why?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:The gun owners are fine, mentally stable individuals until they’re not.

That’s the tortured interpretation of 2A. Guns for everybody. Checking for mental health is infringement.

And like I said, mental illness can occur suddenly out of nowhere, wax and wane, fluctuate quickly. No one, not even an experienced psych, could possibly predict everyone who could potentially lose their marbles at some point.

Untrue. There are signs, subtle, but there. It’s a total misunderstanding that killers just “snap.”

Talk to a psychiatrist and get their input.

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Ban men.

Can we stop with this? Do you have a father? Brother? Son? Grandfather? Uncle? Any male acquaintance?

I have all of those. Ban men.

I happen to love the men in my life and the women are the aholes.

They might be aholes but they're not shooting up elementary schools I can promise you that.

No they just kill everyone with their backstabbing, conniving bull$hit.

Aww did a woman hurt your feefees? And now you're complaining about it online? Should we check your browser history? Should we call the FBI?

Thanks for proving my point. Sad little boys are ruining this country. I don't know if you understand this so I'll spell it out. Words and hurt feelings don't actually kill people. Men with guns do.

You realize Tyler’s mom , a woman, was all for him having and using guns as a child. She was a proud gun mama.

Notice no one in their family used guns to harm anyone else, until the son moved in with a trans lover.

The family hasn’t hurt anyone with their guns.

Yes gun owners are stable until they are not.

Be it depression, anxiety, cancer diagnosis, death of a loved one, drug addiction, alcohol addiction, money issues, a trans friend,…. The list goes on. Maybe just don’t give them guns?