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The lady acted like she heard a gun shot. She didn't act like she was shot.
The camera man kept on recorded and didn't run. He then laid the camera down. lol
The lady being interviewed acted like she knew what was going to happen.
Staged.
So everyone died besides the lady being interviewed? Waiting for her side of the story after she finishes reading the script and pockets the $$$ for going along.
Big foot is real too don't forget that part... oh yeah, and the moon landing wasn't real.
He is discussing the mentally ill and their access. Which is a fair question given this and other circumstances. Not talking about you, I assume.
As to your "happy to be there" and "he's the sick person" assertions, give it a rest dude. You don't have to agree with him but I don't understand why you'd be so threatened as to malign a heavily grieving father's character.
In this situation, short of a full out gun ban, i dont see what would have stopped this guy from getting a gun.
He planned this for a long time, he didnt just buy the gun on a whim, he had some issues at his places of employment but as far as I know, a clean background, unless someone is arguing for a mandatory psych review before being able to purchase a gun which is a nonstarter, I dont know what could have been done.
Since the shooter is dead, I'll chalk this up a grieving father, forever denied justice, lashing out and trying to rationally deal with an irrational tragedy.
In this situation, short of a full out gun ban, i dont see what would have stopped this guy from getting a gun.
He planned this for a long time, he didnt just buy the gun on a whim, he had some issues at his places of employment but as far as I know, a clean background, unless someone is arguing for a mandatory psych review before being able to purchase a gun which is a nonstarter, I dont know what could have been done.
Since the shooter is dead, I'll chalk this up a grieving father, forever denied justice, lashing out and trying to rationally deal with an irrational tragedy.
Psych evaluations are often useless. If the one performing them is anti-gun and thinks anyone wanting one is crazy, for example, no one would pass one.
This guy planned it out months in advance. He was not crazy. It was premeditated murder.
What was there to win when people are killed? That was a pathetic post you made, hope it helps you feel better about yourself.
My post was a response to someone gloating that the shooter was white, when in fact he was not.
No, it's about you gloating because you think are "right" about something. This pushes your agenda, so you posted to boast about it despite the tragedy. Be the bigger man and don't respond if you feel like someone else is doing the same thing.
This is a tragedy for all of us as Americans, all colors and backgrounds. This petty oneupmanship over people's bodies has to end.
I've heard those speculations as well. Personally, I think the number they speculated crime dropped by due to abortion is overstated, and the numbers for crime dropping due to locking violent criminals up long term is understated. Just because someone doesn't want to get pregnant and considers and rejects abortion or abortion is unavailable, it does not necessarily follow that the child will remain unwanted or unloved once it is born. I do believe Roe v. Wade is a contributing factor though, just as baby boomers getting older is a huge factor (young people commit most of the crimes).
However, I still think locking up a lot of the drug offenders dropped crime by more than 5%. There was a lot of violent people who were selling drugs back in the '80s and '90s. Those people taken off the streets definitely contributed to a huge drop in crime. My guess is that the biggest contributer was the baby boomers aging out of the crime market, and the fact that the current young generation is larger than Gen X is why crime is edging up again.
No one knows for sure, but I always enjoy discussing it and reading about it. This is why most criminologists claim that higher incarceration has only a limited effect on lowering the crime rate: The study says that "between 1991 and 1998, the 20 states with the highest rise in prison population — a 72 percent increase on average — recorded a 13 percent reduction in crime. It says the 30 states with smaller rises in prison population — averaging a 30 percent increase — had their crime rates drop 17 percent". While this article claims: "For example, using national-level data, researchers have found that a 10 percent higher incarceration rate is associated with anywhere from a 9 percent to a 22 percent lower crime rate.13 In contrast, analyses using state-level data found a weaker association, concluding that a 10 percent increase in incarceration is associated with a crime rate that is anywhere from 0.11 percent to 4 percent lower.14 Similar estimates have been generated from studies using county-level data, ranging from a 2 percent to a 4 percent crime-rate difference.15 Moreover, several studies have found no relationship between incarceration rates and crime rates.16 One study even found that higher incarceration rates were associated with higher crime rates in states with already high incarceration rates (incarceration rates above 325 inmates per 100,000 population).17"
Beautiful Blonde reporter possibly the target??....Probably another dork loser who couldn't get any girls and had to sit at home jerking off every day cause no girl wanted him....Just like every other one of these Mass Shooter losers....
And yet this didn't end up being the case. I really hate it when people make baseless assumptions like this.
Well, I guess it's too bad he doesn't have other daughters to sacrifice so you can have your questions answered, huh?
disgusting
Day by day your .02 cent interjections become more obtuse.
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