Quote (Subwoofer @ 1 Jun 2022 00:04)
Yeah he was definitely like....gun free zone...thats the ticket! Definitely had nothing to do with the trend of shooting up schools because they represent the places these shooters were traumatized.
Don't let kids buy guns and you don't have to be concerned about police failures when they do crazy shit with said guns. The only thing that FOR SURE let this happen was that he got to buy those guns at 18 with minor paperwork.
Knee jerk....FUCKING YEARS OF THIS GOING ON....knee jerk.
Trash post in general, but to address:
1. The so-called "trend" of shooting up schools has primarily been colleges, with a smattering of high schools mixed in. There's no trend of shooting up elementary schools. There's no evidence the shooter suffered any trauma at this school, and in fact he was killing indiscriminately. That's beyond unusual for and adult to do. In nearly all cases, they'd be angry at either students or staff at their high school.
2. The shooter was not a "kid". He was an adult. Done. This is not a question or a debate. The age of adulthood is 18. He had the right to vote, get conscripted, be called for jury duty, purchase firearms, and be sentenced to death. He. Was. An. Adult. Nobody is or was selling any firearms to kids. Go back to listening to Whoopi, chump, with that kind of line.
3. Stupid comments deserve the absolute derision they get, to be honest. If the shooter hadn't had a firearm, it would have been an explosive, or chlorine gas, or whatever else. Further, the fear over the "shooter" expressed by police is the height of cowardice. They were wearing body armor and trained extensively for this exact scenario. Meanwhile, an 18 year old who just purchased his first weapon, never had any shooting training, had no history of hunting, and who's grandparents did not allow guns in the home is supposed to take down teams of officers? Get real.
For the third time, go back to watching Whoopi, you clown.