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#18,603
I can understand wanting to shoot the manager that fired him but why do they always seem to hurt a bunch of innocent bystanders. I guess the rage just takes them over.
 
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VolNExile said:
A to-go margarita before her doctor’s appointment? I like her style!

(Seriously, I hope things are going ok with her.)
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The margarita was my idea, not hers. I was there picking up some fish tacos, the margarita was $2.5 (same price as soft drink) and she needed it after a crazy few days.
 
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NorCalVol67 said:
You can understand wanting to shoot the manager?
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Sure, he was fired by the manager so there was the motivation. Maybe not enough motivation for you or me but that was most likely what triggered the shooter. I didn't say it was meet and proper to shoot anyone and if I was on his jury, I would vote for the maximum penalty that the law allowed. I wonder why he felt the need to shoot a bunch of other folks that most likely had done nothing to him. What was the motivation to do so other than uncontrollable rage?
 
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Behr said:
Thanks Jimmy.

Unless the manager raped or killed someone close to the shooter, I don't understand wanting to shoot him.
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Well little Behr, I think you're intelligent enough to understand what was actually meant, which was an irrational person targeting the person he blames is fairly common. The implication was not that it was okay, but given what we know about crazy people, it's understandable what their motivation would have been if the target of the shooting was the manager that fired them. You don't always have to be a nut job to understand how a nut job thinks.
 
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Weezer said:
Well little Behr, I think you're intelligent enough to understand what was actually meant, which was an irrational person targeting the person he blames is fairly common. The implication was not that it was okay, but given what we know about crazy people, it's understandable what their motivation would have been if the target of the shooting was the manager that fired them. You don't always have to be a nut job to understand how a nut job thinks.
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Well you know Slick, if you thought you needed to tell me the difference between understanding and condoning, I might as well milk it.
 
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Behr said:
Well you know Slick, if you thought you needed to tell me the difference between understanding and condoning, I might as well milk it.
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