So the Democrats are going to be really disappointed if they think the citizens of Uvalde are going to give them the sound bites they want in response to this tragedy. Rural Texas town with a large Hispanic population. I don’t care if they vote Democrat or Republican they are all armed to the teeth.I have a Latina wife therefore my opinions on Hispanic and immigrant issues in the United States is more valuable than everyone else's!
But the left wouldn't accept it, because her opinion is not what they think it should be.
I am not trying to be argumentative or sling insults here, but I feel like the mental illness deal is an excuse for his actions. I understand that people seriously deal with mental illness, but mental illness is constantly thrown out as somewhat of an excuse for mass shooter actions. I believe it has zero to do with their actions. They are full on cowards that can't deal with reality and create a false world in their mind where they will be "remembered" dead or alive after the event.
If the reporting is true that this guy recently purchased 2 Daniel Defense rifles where ITH did he get $4 grand if poverty was one of his issues?
You'll know something's up if this just vanishes in the next week or so like the Vegas shooting.Yeah seriously, how does an unemployed, loser EMO teen about to fail HS, find the cash to buy those guns + a backpack full of ammo? He also supposedly had a handgun at the shooting. Where did he get money to buy all of this? Doesn't seem like it was his parents. Something doesn't add up here.
‘Kids Be Scared’: Texas School Gunman Bought Two Rifles on His 18th Birthday
You obviously do not have an understanding of what you are arguing against.Assuming people pray because they believe it has a causal effect, don't those people have to admit that it either doesn't work, or God just doesn't give a flying flip about mass shootings. Because the efficacy of prayer in this context is zilch.
I'm pretty sure more people would rob banks were it not illegal. Same with killing a spouse.The point is that laws outside of traffic laws are reactive mostly and not preventative. If someone wants to kill their wife they will despite knowing it’s illegal. If someone wants to go in with a note and rob a bank they will. If someone wants to get an illegal gun they will. There are plenty of laws on the books now that “prevent” this but there are always ways around them even if you banned guns outright tomorrow. It’s a small percentage of criminals who commit gun violence with an even smaller percentage of guns used
94% in gun free zones, according to thisI know you’re pro 2-A but what I’m saying is
I’d like to see the stats on gun friendly zones that get shot up opposed to gun free and then let’s talk. But using NY as an example is just plain bad argument knowing they make it as hard as they possibly can on those people to get a gun in the first place. That shooter wrote a 180 page manifesto and in it he mentioned he chose NY because he’d be less likely to see return fire. Learned that Colion Noir. I’ll post the video if you’d like
I'm pretty sure more people would rob banks were it not illegal. Same with killing a spouse.
If it cost five dollars to get an illegal gun and they are available everywhere, I think more people would get one than if they are $5000 dollars and very hard to find.
When something like this happens, the human mind attempts to protect itself by searching for the biggest separation points possible. The immediate reaction of asking "Were they an immigrant, illegal or not?", "Were they mentally ill?", "Were they LGBTQIA?", and similar questions in that vein is a check where the brain says "Good, this person / these persons are not in my demographic, so I don't have to worry about myself doing this."
It's not malicious or maligned. It's human nature.
From the stories I've seen, the shooter was angry about not graduating and took his frustrations out on the closest school he could find.
You'll know something's up if this just vanishes in the next week or so like the Vegas shooting.