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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]It's taking them a long time to reveal the shooter's identity.    All I've heard/read is that the shooter was an employee or former employee of the location.   [/quote]Because social media shows he’s not conservative[/quote]

He's a tall, attractive, white, college-educated man who was born on third base, extremely popular, a former varsity hoops star, and finance grad-turned-banker with a graduate degree. He's not some tragic incel in the basement or someone that was bullied as a kid. In other words the news media doesn't want to admit that the gun-toting maniac is just like them, or just like their kid. The problem is the guns. Not mental health issues, or bullying, or single parents, or social media - which every other developed country has and deals with. Guns. That's the whole issue.
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The NY Post reports that someone who knew him said he experienced a lot of concussions. The effects of CTE on behavior are well known at this point. Not to deflect to mental illness - the fact remains that most if not all of these people would be alive if he did not have unfettered access to guns.

https://nypost.com/2023/04/10/louisville-shooter-connor-sturgeon-was-star-athlete-but-suffered-multiple-concussions/amp/[/quote]

Yep, it's those doggone concussions (and don't forget the "mental health" too), it is not, NOt, NOT the easy access to AR-15s.

Nothing to see here, move on!   Thoughts and Prayers!   NRA 4 Ever![/quote]

Judging by his posts, it was political as well[/quote]

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