3 children dead in private Christian elementary school shooting in TN

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PP here- Its relevant because its a possible (likely) motive for the shooting. A conservative school that likely didn't support this student in the way they thought they should be supported. In a state that is make life hell for trans people. It’s as relevant as any other motive, why bury it? I'm guessing you don't have an issue around reporting when a white supremicist shoots up a Black church? It’s just seems like disingenuious reporting by a serious new outlet.


why do you think the school was conservative? It is presbytarian...

Someone posted earlier that the school is PCA, not PCUSA. That’s the more conservative flavor of Presbyterian.
https://www.thegospelcoalition.org/article/tell-difference-presbyterian-denominations/?amp


Thank you for posting that. I've been very confused about it since I thought Presbyterians were just less formal Episcopalians. Didn't realize that there's an entire world of offshoot flavors.


Covenant school is a feeder school for Christ Presbyterian Academy (CPA), also PCA associated. governor lees kids graduated from CPA. The same governor who is banning trans healthcare for minors, etc. really surprised this connection hasn’t been talked about. Any yes, the covenant families are likely republicans who support Lee and rep ogles.

Well this is interesting. Curious why nobody on the news mentioned this yet.


Because that is speculation at best. If it comes out in the manifesto that this was a reason it will be talked about.

Not sure why conservative lunkheads aren’t more nervous. Lots of queer people are mad as hell and aren’t going to take it anymore. I won’t be surprised if they fight back like this more going forward. It’s not like queer people are meek.


These t-shirts were sold on Amazon and only recently removed after receiving complaints.


A similar t-shirt on a kid who met with Rand Paul

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Anonymous wrote:Did the shooter get the guns legally and pass a background check? Perhaps the trans may have been a concern because of mental illness and unfit to purchase a gun


1. By definition, any mass shooter is mentally ill.

2. The APA no longer considers trans identity as a mental disorder.


Part of the background check should look into mental health, perhaps a question about transitioning

Let's keep it simple. BAN assault weapons. Then move on to severely regulating the rest of these killing tools.


That won't work.

Assault weapons are just scary looking rifles.

Also sniper rifles are the same as hunting rifles.


It's a start. Chip away a little at a time. There's no other way.


Agree. Assault weapons ban is low hanging fruit since it was in place for 10 years and the world did not come to end. Life goes on just find without assault weapons polluting our country.


Manufacturers just designed around the ban during those years. Just as manufacturers designed around California's current ban. The compliant rifles remain just as deadly as any other rifle.



I don't care if one is pro gun or anti gun, it’s just stupid legislation that doesn't solve the problem one way or the other.

So, Madame Gun Genius, only the US, unique among developed nations, has this problem. I guess it’s something inherent in us as a people that we’re all just uncontrollably violent. No way we can solve this with any laws. Nope. We just have to keep destroying families because we’re us.


I agree with your statement. Yes there is something unique about the USA and it's not access to firearms.

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Estimated_number_of_civilian_guns_per_capita_by_country

The other countries with high gun possession rates don't have the school shooting issues that we do. Countries that are literal warzone don't have that issue, lawless narco states don't have that issue. Countries that mandated each house have a firearm never had that issue.

So what makes Americans shoot up schools? It has to be something beyond merely availability.


IT. IS. MENTAL. HEALTH!!!!

America is in a mass mental health crisis.

The pandemic lockdowns and social media amplified mental health problems, and now we are seeing the effects.


And the violence and carnage we are seeing wouldn’t be possible without access to guns. no matter how mentally ill someone is, they wouldn’t be able to perpetrate an attack like this without guns.


Ever hear of the mass knifing attacks in Asia?

Happens in Japanese schools and Chinese schools particularly against young kids. There was even one a few years back were 31 people were killed and 130 injured in a rail station. You absolutely can have an attack on this level without guns, it happens many times each year around the world.

Then you have all the people who get run over on purpose. Like at a Christmas parade last year where 6 were killed and 62 injured. Half of all terror incidents are conducted this way per the below paper.

https://tsaco.bmj.com/content/7/1/e000964

If someone is nuts and wants to kill mass numbers of people there are lots of ways to do it which do not require firearms.


More than 9800 people have been killed so far in 2023 in the US by guns. We're not even a quarter of the way through the year.

I noticed that you did NOT share the total annual number of deaths by knives in all of Asia (a continent much larger than the US). Why is that?


Because as a whole, Asian's don't kill each other at the same rate as other racial groups. This is true for Asian populations in Europe and the USA.


Dont be stupid. There are 330 million people in the US and about 420 million firearms (many being semi automatic assault rifles). If there were 2.5 billion assult rifles in China guaranteed there would be more deaths. The guy who murdered over 30 kids at Virginia Tech was Asian American, the son ir Korean immigrant. He was also mentally ill and in the US he was able to legally purchase war weapons that he could not have purchased in S. Korea.

IT’S THE F$ING GUNS

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Anonymous wrote:Did the shooter get the guns legally and pass a background check? Perhaps the trans may have been a concern because of mental illness and unfit to purchase a gun


1. By definition, any mass shooter is mentally ill.

2. The APA no longer considers trans identity as a mental disorder.


Part of the background check should look into mental health, perhaps a question about transitioning

Let's keep it simple. BAN assault weapons. Then move on to severely regulating the rest of these killing tools.


That won't work.

Assault weapons are just scary looking rifles.

Also sniper rifles are the same as hunting rifles.


It's a start. Chip away a little at a time. There's no other way.


Agree. Assault weapons ban is low hanging fruit since it was in place for 10 years and the world did not come to end. Life goes on just find without assault weapons polluting our country.


Manufacturers just designed around the ban during those years. Just as manufacturers designed around California's current ban. The compliant rifles remain just as deadly as any other rifle.



I don't care if one is pro gun or anti gun, it’s just stupid legislation that doesn't solve the problem one way or the other.

So, Madame Gun Genius, only the US, unique among developed nations, has this problem. I guess it’s something inherent in us as a people that we’re all just uncontrollably violent. No way we can solve this with any laws. Nope. We just have to keep destroying families because we’re us.


I agree with your statement. Yes there is something unique about the USA and it's not access to firearms.

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Estimated_number_of_civilian_guns_per_capita_by_country

The other countries with high gun possession rates don't have the school shooting issues that we do. Countries that are literal warzone don't have that issue, lawless narco states don't have that issue. Countries that mandated each house have a firearm never had that issue.

So what makes Americans shoot up schools? It has to be something beyond merely availability.


IT. IS. MENTAL. HEALTH!!!!

America is in a mass mental health crisis.

The pandemic lockdowns and social media amplified mental health problems, and now we are seeing the effects.


And the violence and carnage we are seeing wouldn’t be possible without access to guns. no matter how mentally ill someone is, they wouldn’t be able to perpetrate an attack like this without guns.


Ever hear of the mass knifing attacks in Asia?

Happens in Japanese schools and Chinese schools particularly against young kids. There was even one a few years back were 31 people were killed and 130 injured in a rail station. You absolutely can have an attack on this level without guns, it happens many times each year around the world.

Then you have all the people who get run over on purpose. Like at a Christmas parade last year where 6 were killed and 62 injured. Half of all terror incidents are conducted this way per the below paper.

https://tsaco.bmj.com/content/7/1/e000964

If someone is nuts and wants to kill mass numbers of people there are lots of ways to do it which do not require firearms.


More than 9800 people have been killed so far in 2023 in the US by guns. We're not even a quarter of the way through the year.

I noticed that you did NOT share the total annual number of deaths by knives in all of Asia (a continent much larger than the US). Why is that?


Because as a whole, Asian's don't kill each other at the same rate as other racial groups. This is true for Asian populations in Europe and the USA.


And also, in most of Asia there isn't the easy access to guns that you find in the US.


+1. Try buying an AR-15 in Japan and see how it goes.
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PP here- Its relevant because its a possible (likely) motive for the shooting. A conservative school that likely didn't support this student in the way they thought they should be supported. In a state that is make life hell for trans people. It’s as relevant as any other motive, why bury it? I'm guessing you don't have an issue around reporting when a white supremicist shoots up a Black church? It’s just seems like disingenuious reporting by a serious new outlet.


why do you think the school was conservative? It is presbytarian...

Someone posted earlier that the school is PCA, not PCUSA. That’s the more conservative flavor of Presbyterian.
https://www.thegospelcoalition.org/article/tell-difference-presbyterian-denominations/?amp


Thank you for posting that. I've been very confused about it since I thought Presbyterians were just less formal Episcopalians. Didn't realize that there's an entire world of offshoot flavors.


Covenant school is a feeder school for Christ Presbyterian Academy (CPA), also PCA associated. governor lees kids graduated from CPA. The same governor who is banning trans healthcare for minors, etc. really surprised this connection hasn’t been talked about. Any yes, the covenant families are likely republicans who support Lee and rep ogles.

Well this is interesting. Curious why nobody on the news mentioned this yet.


Because that is speculation at best. If it comes out in the manifesto that this was a reason it will be talked about.

Not sure why conservative lunkheads aren’t more nervous. Lots of queer people are mad as hell and aren’t going to take it anymore. I won’t be surprised if they fight back like this more going forward. It’s not like queer people are meek.


These t-shirts were sold on Amazon and only recently removed after receiving complaints.


A similar t-shirt on a kid who met with Rand Paul



It is fascinating to see conservatives trashing a shirt about using guns to secure rights for yourself when they're constantly telling us that's the reason for second amendment. Amazon sells plenty of Molon Labe stickers which is essentially the same message.
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Anonymous wrote:Did the shooter get the guns legally and pass a background check? Perhaps the trans may have been a concern because of mental illness and unfit to purchase a gun


1. By definition, any mass shooter is mentally ill.

2. The APA no longer considers trans identity as a mental disorder.


Part of the background check should look into mental health, perhaps a question about transitioning

Let's keep it simple. BAN assault weapons. Then move on to severely regulating the rest of these killing tools.


That won't work.

Assault weapons are just scary looking rifles.

Also sniper rifles are the same as hunting rifles.


It's a start. Chip away a little at a time. There's no other way.


Agree. Assault weapons ban is low hanging fruit since it was in place for 10 years and the world did not come to end. Life goes on just find without assault weapons polluting our country.


Manufacturers just designed around the ban during those years. Just as manufacturers designed around California's current ban. The compliant rifles remain just as deadly as any other rifle.



I don't care if one is pro gun or anti gun, it’s just stupid legislation that doesn't solve the problem one way or the other.

So, Madame Gun Genius, only the US, unique among developed nations, has this problem. I guess it’s something inherent in us as a people that we’re all just uncontrollably violent. No way we can solve this with any laws. Nope. We just have to keep destroying families because we’re us.


I agree with your statement. Yes there is something unique about the USA and it's not access to firearms.

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Estimated_number_of_civilian_guns_per_capita_by_country

The other countries with high gun possession rates don't have the school shooting issues that we do. Countries that are literal warzone don't have that issue, lawless narco states don't have that issue. Countries that mandated each house have a firearm never had that issue.

So what makes Americans shoot up schools? It has to be something beyond merely availability.


IT. IS. MENTAL. HEALTH!!!!

America is in a mass mental health crisis.

The pandemic lockdowns and social media amplified mental health problems, and now we are seeing the effects.


And the violence and carnage we are seeing wouldn’t be possible without access to guns. no matter how mentally ill someone is, they wouldn’t be able to perpetrate an attack like this without guns.


Ever hear of the mass knifing attacks in Asia?

Happens in Japanese schools and Chinese schools particularly against young kids. There was even one a few years back were 31 people were killed and 130 injured in a rail station. You absolutely can have an attack on this level without guns, it happens many times each year around the world.

Then you have all the people who get run over on purpose. Like at a Christmas parade last year where 6 were killed and 62 injured. Half of all terror incidents are conducted this way per the below paper.

https://tsaco.bmj.com/content/7/1/e000964

If someone is nuts and wants to kill mass numbers of people there are lots of ways to do it which do not require firearms.


More than 9800 people have been killed so far in 2023 in the US by guns. We're not even a quarter of the way through the year.

I noticed that you did NOT share the total annual number of deaths by knives in all of Asia (a continent much larger than the US). Why is that?


Because as a whole, Asian's don't kill each other at the same rate as other racial groups. This is true for Asian populations in Europe and the USA.


Dont be stupid. There are 330 million people in the US and about 420 million firearms (many being semi automatic assault rifles). If there were 2.5 billion assult rifles in China guaranteed there would be more deaths. The guy who murdered over 30 kids at Virginia Tech was Asian American, the son ir Korean immigrant. He was also mentally ill and in the US he was able to legally purchase war weapons that he could not have purchased in S. Korea.

IT’S THE F$ING GUNS



The majority do not want them here. We can control them if we tell the NRA to eff off and vote for gun control representatives.
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PP here- Its relevant because its a possible (likely) motive for the shooting. A conservative school that likely didn't support this student in the way they thought they should be supported. In a state that is make life hell for trans people. It’s as relevant as any other motive, why bury it? I'm guessing you don't have an issue around reporting when a white supremicist shoots up a Black church? It’s just seems like disingenuious reporting by a serious new outlet.


why do you think the school was conservative? It is presbytarian...

Someone posted earlier that the school is PCA, not PCUSA. That’s the more conservative flavor of Presbyterian.
https://www.thegospelcoalition.org/article/tell-difference-presbyterian-denominations/?amp


Thank you for posting that. I've been very confused about it since I thought Presbyterians were just less formal Episcopalians. Didn't realize that there's an entire world of offshoot flavors.


Covenant school is a feeder school for Christ Presbyterian Academy (CPA), also PCA associated. governor lees kids graduated from CPA. The same governor who is banning trans healthcare for minors, etc. really surprised this connection hasn’t been talked about. Any yes, the covenant families are likely republicans who support Lee and rep ogles.

Well this is interesting. Curious why nobody on the news mentioned this yet.


The shooter was probably (and rightly) feeling directly targeted by the anti-trans agenda being pushed by the Governor, the church and its network, and other Tennessee officials.


There is no "anit-trans" agenda.

All of the laws that have been put in place affect CHILDREN. She was not a child.


Maybe instead of worrying about protecting children from seeing men dressed as women, politicians should worry about things that actually pose a threat to them, like the ease with which lunatics have access to guns? Just spitballing. Because, you know, who will think of the children?
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+1. Try buying an AR-15 in Japan and see how it goes.

Or literally any other country. Australia and the UK both banned such weapons (and many other types of guns) after massacres and haven’t had any school shootings since.
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PP here- Its relevant because its a possible (likely) motive for the shooting. A conservative school that likely didn't support this student in the way they thought they should be supported. In a state that is make life hell for trans people. It’s as relevant as any other motive, why bury it? I'm guessing you don't have an issue around reporting when a white supremicist shoots up a Black church? It’s just seems like disingenuious reporting by a serious new outlet.


why do you think the school was conservative? It is presbytarian...

Someone posted earlier that the school is PCA, not PCUSA. That’s the more conservative flavor of Presbyterian.
https://www.thegospelcoalition.org/article/tell-difference-presbyterian-denominations/?amp


Thank you for posting that. I've been very confused about it since I thought Presbyterians were just less formal Episcopalians. Didn't realize that there's an entire world of offshoot flavors.


Covenant school is a feeder school for Christ Presbyterian Academy (CPA), also PCA associated. governor lees kids graduated from CPA. The same governor who is banning trans healthcare for minors, etc. really surprised this connection hasn’t been talked about. Any yes, the covenant families are likely republicans who support Lee and rep ogles.

Well this is interesting. Curious why nobody on the news mentioned this yet.


The shooter was probably (and rightly) feeling directly targeted by the anti-trans agenda being pushed by the Governor, the church and its network, and other Tennessee officials.


There is no "anit-trans" agenda.

All of the laws that have been put in place affect CHILDREN. She was not a child.


She was when her parents send her to a school run by a fundamentalist/evangelical offshoot (PCA) of the more mainline accepting Presbyterian church (USA). The vast majority of evangelicals / fundies are also gun humpers too.

It's going to be a shock for assault weapon loving conservatives to have their own turn on them. Conservative adults should keep in mind that those who "Live by the sword, die by the sword" (Matthew 26, 26:52)

I feel so sorry for those poor innocent children who were killed and traumatized.


When you post for Christmas cards with assault weapons and give them to your kids to pose with, you are asking for trouble.
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Anonymous wrote:Did the shooter get the guns legally and pass a background check? Perhaps the trans may have been a concern because of mental illness and unfit to purchase a gun


1. By definition, any mass shooter is mentally ill.

2. The APA no longer considers trans identity as a mental disorder.


Part of the background check should look into mental health, perhaps a question about transitioning

Let's keep it simple. BAN assault weapons. Then move on to severely regulating the rest of these killing tools.


That won't work.

Assault weapons are just scary looking rifles.

Also sniper rifles are the same as hunting rifles.


It's a start. Chip away a little at a time. There's no other way.


Agree. Assault weapons ban is low hanging fruit since it was in place for 10 years and the world did not come to end. Life goes on just find without assault weapons polluting our country.


Manufacturers just designed around the ban during those years. Just as manufacturers designed around California's current ban. The compliant rifles remain just as deadly as any other rifle.



I don't care if one is pro gun or anti gun, it’s just stupid legislation that doesn't solve the problem one way or the other.

So, Madame Gun Genius, only the US, unique among developed nations, has this problem. I guess it’s something inherent in us as a people that we’re all just uncontrollably violent. No way we can solve this with any laws. Nope. We just have to keep destroying families because we’re us.


I agree with your statement. Yes there is something unique about the USA and it's not access to firearms.

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Estimated_number_of_civilian_guns_per_capita_by_country

The other countries with high gun possession rates don't have the school shooting issues that we do. Countries that are literal warzone don't have that issue, lawless narco states don't have that issue. Countries that mandated each house have a firearm never had that issue.

So what makes Americans shoot up schools? It has to be something beyond merely availability.


IT. IS. MENTAL. HEALTH!!!!

America is in a mass mental health crisis.

The pandemic lockdowns and social media amplified mental health problems, and now we are seeing the effects.


And the violence and carnage we are seeing wouldn’t be possible without access to guns. no matter how mentally ill someone is, they wouldn’t be able to perpetrate an attack like this without guns.


Ever hear of the mass knifing attacks in Asia?

Happens in Japanese schools and Chinese schools particularly against young kids. There was even one a few years back were 31 people were killed and 130 injured in a rail station. You absolutely can have an attack on this level without guns, it happens many times each year around the world.

Then you have all the people who get run over on purpose. Like at a Christmas parade last year where 6 were killed and 62 injured. Half of all terror incidents are conducted this way per the below paper.

https://tsaco.bmj.com/content/7/1/e000964

If someone is nuts and wants to kill mass numbers of people there are lots of ways to do it which do not require firearms.


More than 9800 people have been killed so far in 2023 in the US by guns. We're not even a quarter of the way through the year.

I noticed that you did NOT share the total annual number of deaths by knives in all of Asia (a continent much larger than the US). Why is that?


Because as a whole, Asian's don't kill each other at the same rate as other racial groups. This is true for Asian populations in Europe and the USA.


Dont be stupid. There are 330 million people in the US and about 420 million firearms (many being semi automatic assault rifles). If there were 2.5 billion assult rifles in China guaranteed there would be more deaths. The guy who murdered over 30 kids at Virginia Tech was Asian American, the son ir Korean immigrant. He was also mentally ill and in the US he was able to legally purchase war weapons that he could not have purchased in S. Korea.

IT’S THE F$ING GUNS



Nope, not the guns.

Indian Americans are more law abiding in the USA than they are in India. East Asians are approximately the same in both Asia and the USA. Culturally speaking, violence is rare.

It's fair to ask why more mass shooters are non-white, while mass shootings in a school setting trend white though. What is the difference in terms of psychology for those different groups in mass shooting events?

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“This is inevitable and can’t be stopped” says only country where this regularly happens.

Onion headline that has been posted for years following masa shootings.
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+1. Try buying an AR-15 in Japan and see how it goes.


Or literally any other country. Australia and the UK both banned such weapons (and many other types of guns) after massacres and haven’t had any school shootings since.

In Japan you can literally walk around drunk and never have to worry about being robbed. It is one of the safest countries in the world and that isn't due to weapons. For whatever reason post WW2, Japanese culture changed such that violence and violent crime is exceedingly rare.

They do have the occasional knifing attack, like 19 killed in this event a few years ago.

https://www.bbc.com/news/world-asia-36890655
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Anonymous wrote:A church with armed security is very hypocritical. Don't these people think their God will protect them.


Explain how they are hypocritical.


Don't they trust in god's will?


You have no familiarity at all with the Bible.
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In Japan you can literally walk around drunk and never have to worry about being robbed. It is one of the safest countries in the world and that isn't due to weapons. For whatever reason post WW2, Japanese culture changed such that violence and violent crime is exceedingly rare.


And, I, a female, can remember walking alone back to a hotel in Tokyo at 1 a.m. and feeling perfectly safe. It has nothing to do with weapons. Would I do that in DC? Hardly.
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OMG - this family is beautiful! Truly lovely and perfect - each one of them.

So sad and such a terrible terrible loss for this to happen to a family like that.


Yes, what a lovely looking family. Thank you for posting, I should send them a sympathy card to their church.


It would be less tragic if they were ugly? Wtf!?


Explain why you know the name Gabby Petito, if you think the victim’s attractiveness is irrelevant.

It is relevant.

Yep. I noticed that people responded to now photogenic the family was. While I would've felt terrible for them even if each family member looked like Qasimodo...though if they were deformed hunchbacks, nobody would be posting their photos on social media for sympathy.


This is a reality few want to admit.

Fewer still will confront our sensationalist media over their choice of coverage:

- ugly people? Media could care less if they die.

But a blonde pretty girl?? Her photos are all over the front pages for days.

Media in the US is so disingenuous and fake!

(Slightly off topic, but I still want to speak up in support of the massive number of non-White victims of crime for whom a big deal is never made.
Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women: https://www.nativehope.org/missing-and-murdered-indigenous-women-mmiw
Black women and girls go missing to the tune of 300,000 reported missing in 2020 https://www.pbs.org/newshour/show/new-documentary-highlights-plight-of-missing-black-women-and-why-their-cases-go-ignored

Victims of crimes don’t have to be “ugly” to be ignored.)
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Anonymous wrote:Does it matter that the shooter was trans? I don’t think it does.


It does if she shooter was on testosterone.. It does if we define trans identity in some individuals as part of a constellation of issues that make them more vulnerable to depression and mental illness. (Most gun deaths in this country are suicides.)

We all knew something wasn’t quite right when we heard the school shooter was female. So yes, gender does matter in this context.


Since you're arguing that this matters then one of the clear answers should be robust mental health screenings of any individual who owns guns, has access to guns, or attempts to purchase weapons.
Contact your Republican members of Congress and demand that.

It gives me a giggle to think how fast the GOP would bat that down, especially given that domestic violence is one of the strongest indicators of risk for mass shooting and domestic violence appears to be an inviolable shibboleth in the GOP.

They’re not interested in helping mental health. They just want to kick the can down the road till we forget, regrettably, about this latest massacre in a few days. And all the “moderates” will go right back to voting Republican.
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