Anonymous wrote:The fact that there were multiple cars and a motorcycle changes the dynamics of this situation drastically. If the vehicles were driving fast and the motorcycle is revving at 10PM, it could definitely give some home invasion vibes. The articles have also been pretty vague about where they were actually trying to go, and who was in this convoy.

A lot of people have been on edge these last few years, in part because a lot of other people have become far more inconsiderate and entitled. Maybe if you are lost and going somewhere you are not familiar with, you should act considerate to those around you. It could just prevent a conflict like this.

Anonymous wrote:The fact that there were multiple cars and a motorcycle changes the dynamics of this situation drastically. If the vehicles were driving fast and the motorcycle is revving at 10PM, it could definitely give some home invasion vibes. The articles have also been pretty vague about where they were actually trying to go, and who was in this convoy.

A lot of people have been on edge these last few years, in part because a lot of other people have become far more inconsiderate and entitled. Maybe if you are lost and going somewhere you are not familiar with, you should act considerate to those around you. It could just prevent a conflict like this.

Anonymous wrote:A lot of people are killed by guns for no reason. Why were kids shot up at a birthday party recently?

Anonymous wrote:I think this time it was a Hispanic guy with a gun, but cheerleaders are scary too, apparently.

https://abc13.com/woodlands-elite-cheerleaders-shot-shooting-at-heb-in-elgin-texas-payton-washington-pedro-tello-rodriguez-jr-arrested/13150502/

A group of girls was carpooling to and from an event. They got back to the parking lot where they had parked their cars and one of them got into the wrong car:

"Just after midnight, cheerleader Heather Roth said she got out of her friend's car and opened the door to a vehicle she believed to be her own in the H-E-B parking lot.

Roth said there was a man sitting in the passenger seat, so she initially panicked, thinking a stranger was inside her car, and got back into her friend's vehicle.

When she noticed the man approach their vehicle, she said she rolled down the window to apologize, telling him she thought it was her car. Roth said the man threw up his hands, pulled out a gun, and started shooting."

Roth was grazed in the leg but her friend was hit in the leg and back and is currently in critical condition.

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I think this time it was a Hispanic guy with a gun, but cheerleaders are scary too, apparently.

https://abc13.com/woodlands-elite-cheerleaders-shot-shooting-at-heb-in-elgin-texas-payton-washington-pedro-tello-rodriguez-jr-arrested/13150502/

A group of girls was carpooling to and from an event. They got back to the parking lot where they had parked their cars and one of them got into the wrong car:

"Just after midnight, cheerleader Heather Roth said she got out of her friend's car and opened the door to a vehicle she believed to be her own in the H-E-B parking lot.

Roth said there was a man sitting in the passenger seat, so she initially panicked, thinking a stranger was inside her car, and got back into her friend's vehicle.

When she noticed the man approach their vehicle, she said she rolled down the window to apologize, telling him she thought it was her car. Roth said the man threw up his hands, pulled out a gun, and started shooting."

Roth was grazed in the leg but her friend was hit in the leg and back and is currently in critical condition.

I guess he stood his ground. He must be very proud of himself

Anonymous wrote:I think this time it was a Hispanic guy with a gun, but cheerleaders are scary too, apparently.

https://abc13.com/woodlands-elite-cheerleaders-shot-shooting-at-heb-in-elgin-texas-payton-washington-pedro-tello-rodriguez-jr-arrested/13150502/

A group of girls was carpooling to and from an event. They got back to the parking lot where they had parked their cars and one of them got into the wrong car:

"Just after midnight, cheerleader Heather Roth said she got out of her friend's car and opened the door to a vehicle she believed to be her own in the H-E-B parking lot.

Roth said there was a man sitting in the passenger seat, so she initially panicked, thinking a stranger was inside her car, and got back into her friend's vehicle.

When she noticed the man approach their vehicle, she said she rolled down the window to apologize, telling him she thought it was her car. Roth said the man threw up his hands, pulled out a gun, and started shooting."

Roth was grazed in the leg but her friend was hit in the leg and back and is currently in critical condition.

Anonymous wrote:I think this time it was a Hispanic guy with a gun, but cheerleaders are scary too, apparently.

https://abc13.com/woodlands-elite-cheerleaders-shot-shooting-at-heb-in-elgin-texas-payton-washington-pedro-tello-rodriguez-jr-arrested/13150502/

A group of girls was carpooling to and from an event. They got back to the parking lot where they had parked their cars and one of them got into the wrong car:

"Just after midnight, cheerleader Heather Roth said she got out of her friend's car and opened the door to a vehicle she believed to be her own in the H-E-B parking lot.

Roth said there was a man sitting in the passenger seat, so she initially panicked, thinking a stranger was inside her car, and got back into her friend's vehicle.

When she noticed the man approach their vehicle, she said she rolled down the window to apologize, telling him she thought it was her car. Roth said the man threw up his hands, pulled out a gun, and started shooting."

Roth was grazed in the leg but her friend was hit in the leg and back and is currently in critical condition.

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Bottom line: if the two shooters didn't have easily accessible guns, these shootings would not have occurred. There are a number of things you can do to protect yourself short of getting a gun. People in other countries seem to manage without them. Why can't we?

Amen.

Anonymous wrote:Why are so many older white men such chickenshit scared wimps that they feel the need to shoot people when they knock on their door or turn around in their driveway?

How much you want to bet this moron (like the ghoul who shot the kid in Kansas City for mistakenly knocking on the wrong door) is a big Fox "News" viewer? Fox's ongoing message, like the Republican Party in general, is "Be Afraid! Be Angry! Someone's trying to get you, or is getting something you're not." So weak.

Fox viewers might take note victim this time is white and female.

20-year-old woman shot and killed after her friend turned into the wrong driveway in upstate New York, officials say

https://www.cnn.com/2023/04/18/us/woman-shot-wrong-driveway-upstate-new-york/index.html


- Old white man, but not afraid.

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Why don't people answer their door when the doorbell rings? What are they so afraid of? Many people here admit they won't answer unless they are expecting someone. This man's overreaction to the stranger in his driveway is the same fear. Everyone is afraid it seems like.

Afraid? I refuse to live in a house in America because of fear. All media and tv. I would be ok in a house in Europe.

Anonymous wrote:MAGAs frighten very easily. And now a young girl is dead.

“They’re young adults, they were in the area looking for a friend’s house. It’s a very rural area with dirt roads and it’s easy to get lost. They drove up this driveway for a very short time, realized their mistake, and Mr. Monahan came out and fired two shots,” the sheriff said.

“Monahan was uncooperative with the investigation and refused to exit his residence to speak with police. He was later taken into custody with the assistance of the New York State Police Special Operation Response Team after several hours.”

https://poststar.com/news/local/crime-and-courts/sheriffs-office-charges-hebron-man-with-murder-of-20-year-old-woman/article_92b85be4-dd25-11ed-b1ff-03294a3b8a82.html

Anonymous wrote:Bottom line: if the two shooters didn't have easily accessible guns, these shootings would not have occurred. There are a number of things you can do to protect yourself short of getting a gun. People in other countries seem to manage without them. Why can't we?