Nonsense, horse mierda.
The Problem Is the Guns. The Guns. The Guns. The Guns.
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Nonsense, horse mierda.
Matt Dillon
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I don't think so, shitbird. My kind of people would never be so amoral as to kill innocent children at school. This is some shit you and your atheist commie motherfuckers have concocted by pushing the belief there is no God and you
are your own God and all that.
Kent Hovind knows what the real deal is. I just clicked this link and heard that voice and knew it was Kent Hovind.
Kent Hovind has his head screwed on straight, you do not.
Your way is getting children killed, dumbass. Your way is raising children that are quasi apathetic state babies with no empathy or love of God and all that's good and it's all about self and evil and what you want.
With no discipline for the children, even! No boundaries are hard-set. This is why the shit that happens today happens today, and did not before the 60s.
In my day, we got told: "You ain't the only pebble on the beach"; Ok?
I clearly remember my oldest aunt telling me that. God bless her!
She was absolutely correct. (Another one of her "things".)
As far as guns? Guns were wayy more accessible before all this BS started happening. The problem is the quality of people.
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It's not school security or mental illness or anything else—it’s just all the guns.
If there’s one lesson we should draw from the horror at the Robb Elementary School in Uvalde, Tx, it's that we cannot rely just on school guards, calling 911, or tepid “solutions” by extremist politicians to safeguard our school children. Or to protect people in supermarkets, houses of worship, or any other public settings targeted for mass carnage.
In disastrous press conferences, Texas public safety officials struggled to explain the long law enforcement delay in responding, up to an hour while large numbers of officers were on scene before stopping the bloodletting. "They did contain him in the classroom," intoned Steve McCraw, the head of the Texas Department of Public Safety. "Contained" in that classroom, the shooter had all the time he needed to murder 19 children and two teachers.
There apparently was no armed guard on the premises when the gunman walked through the door. Would it have mattered? It didn't at the Tops Market May 14 in Buffalo when an overmatched armed security guard was killed by more heavily armed mass killer, in this case a white supremacist who drove 200 miles to terrorize a Black neighborhood.
At both the school and the grocery store, the real problem was not lack of a security guard or even the delay in police response. In Uvalde, "the first thing (the shooter) did when he turned 18" was to legally purchase two AR platform rifles, at a local federal firearms licensee and to buy 375 rounds of ammunition, just days earlier, reported Texas State Sen. John Whitmire.
He didn’t buy all that lethal hardware to hunt deer, he did it to slaughter human beings. Similarly, the Buffalo racist murderer bought the rifle used in his racist rampage—a Bushmaster XM-15—from an upstate New York gun dealer shortly after he turned 18. According to The Trace, which tracks gun violence, both teenage gunmen acquired their rifles legally, through federally licensed dealers. Both transfers were in compliance with state law.
https://www.commondreams.org/views/2022/05/27/problem-guns-guns-guns-guns
I see Earl groaned your excellent post. Earl loves him some dead children, evidently.
Amen. So mote it be.
What are you talking about, dipshit? We need more guns.It's not school security or mental illness or anything else—it’s just all the guns.
If there’s one lesson we should draw from the horror at the Robb Elementary School in Uvalde, Tx, it's that we cannot rely just on school guards, calling 911, or tepid “solutions” by extremist politicians to safeguard our school children. Or to protect people in supermarkets, houses of worship, or any other public settings targeted for mass carnage.
In disastrous press conferences, Texas public safety officials struggled to explain the long law enforcement delay in responding, up to an hour while large numbers of officers were on scene before stopping the bloodletting. "They did contain him in the classroom," intoned Steve McCraw, the head of the Texas Department of Public Safety. "Contained" in that classroom, the shooter had all the time he needed to murder 19 children and two teachers.
There apparently was no armed guard on the premises when the gunman walked through the door. Would it have mattered? It didn't at the Tops Market May 14 in Buffalo when an overmatched armed security guard was killed by more heavily armed mass killer, in this case a white supremacist who drove 200 miles to terrorize a Black neighborhood.
At both the school and the grocery store, the real problem was not lack of a security guard or even the delay in police response. In Uvalde, "the first thing (the shooter) did when he turned 18" was to legally purchase two AR platform rifles, at a local federal firearms licensee and to buy 375 rounds of ammunition, just days earlier, reported Texas State Sen. John Whitmire.
He didn’t buy all that lethal hardware to hunt deer, he did it to slaughter human beings. Similarly, the Buffalo racist murderer bought the rifle used in his racist rampage—a Bushmaster XM-15—from an upstate New York gun dealer shortly after he turned 18. According to The Trace, which tracks gun violence, both teenage gunmen acquired their rifles legally, through federally licensed dealers. Both transfers were in compliance with state law.
https://www.commondreams.org/views/2022/05/27/problem-guns-guns-guns-guns
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Kent hovind??
Kent E. Hovind (or, to use his full former academic title Kent E. Hovind, inmate #06452-017[2]) (1953–) is a young Earth creationist, promoter of imminent millennialism, con man, and convicted felon.
Hovind has made controversial remarks regarding conspiracies, science, creation, equal rights, religion, and government. His presentations on creationism and evolution are a mix of Christian Fundamentalism and conspiracy theories.[75] His creationist presentations have asserted that creationism is not taught in public schools due to a New World Order conspiracy, established by Satan and involving Ted Turner and Jane Fonda, the British Royal Family, the State of Israel, the American Civil Liberties Union (which he calls "the American Communist Lawyers Union"), U.S. government officials, business leaders, and social activists. In May 1999, he claimed "the implementation of the NWO's world-domination plan was May 5, 2000."[14][98]
Hovind has promoted several conspiracy theories about the U.S. government. He has claimed that the U.S. government was behind the 9/11 attacks[91] and the Oklahoma City bombing.[49] Regarding UFOs, Hovind recommends books by conspiracy theorists who believe "some UFO's are U.S. Government experiments with electrogravitic propulsion as opposed to jet propulsion, while others are Satanic apparitions."[99][100] The Southern Poverty Law Center (SPLC) criticized Hovind for referring followers to books by Irwin Schiff,[32] a tax protester who has been convicted of tax evasion multiple times.[101] The SPLC has criticized Hovind for "point[ing] his followers to Citizens Rule Book, popular among antigovernment 'Patriots', and to Media Bypass, an antigovernment magazine with strong antisemitic leanings",[32] and for selling of books such as Des Griffin's Fourth Reich of the Rich and Peter Kershaw's In Caesar's Grip, and recommending The Protocols of the Elders of Zion, a well-known antisemitic hoax.[65]
Hovind claims that the cyanide-releasing compound laetrile is a "cancer cure" which the U.S. government is conspiring to suppress[29][102] and that diseases including HIV, Gulf war syndrome, Crohn's colitis, and rheumatoid arthritis and Alzheimer's were engineered by "the money masters and governments of the world" for the purpose of global economic domination.[91][103] He has denounced democracy as "evil and contrary to God's law",[65] and called global warming a communist conspiracy.[100]
In his lectures, he claimed that the United States government was implanting pet-tracking microchips into people allowing them to be tracked by satellite,[104] even though the transponder range made that impossible.[105] On his website, Hovind associated the UPC bar code with the Mark of the Beast, and wrote that there were reports of people paying for groceries by having their hands scanned in 1999.[10][65][106]
Alabama evangelist Kent Hovind arrested on domestic violence charge
https://www.al.com/news/mobile/2021...ind-arrested-on-domestic-violence-charge.html
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Dude, the problem with schools now is that its you MAGA folks that have infested our children's' school boards not your hated, "left"! That's why they're banning math books in FL they think might have secret messages about our slavery past.
You really are ignorant regarding the state of things. Its not your fault. You're just intellectually lazy.
He knows it. What you're looking at the final death thoes of childish men who think its more important to post pics of themselves on FB with their weapons of war, than they care about the lives of our babies.
Pro-life? Yeah. I think the cat's out of the bag, now. Republicans don't give a shit about babies lives, are you even serious? Get away from me with that sleazy bullshit, Republicans.
Matt Dillon
Retardium User
Oh! Motherfucker! STFU You commie leftist POS! You couldn't find the truth if it was spanking your ass and calling you Sally.
You're a Dipshit Supreme.
Your research skills=0
Mine = 110.
Fuck you, you piece of fucking dogshit.
Matt Dillon
Retardium User
I think you need one right through the fuckin' head, bitch. Too bad you ain't worth powder and lead to kill ya.
You are a total piece of shit. And people just like you enabled this last shooter.
Wow. This is what it looks like when a MAG-idiot has a Tourette's attack. Just stand back everyone and let his freak show convulsions end.
You're an ignorant fuck, Matt. But I still like you.
I like you Matt. I know you can get away with shit like that on this site, but I'm not going to tolerate it.
Be careful.
Matt Dillon
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You're free to think what you want, but you are nowhere near my level, goober.
Matt Dillon
Retardium User
Say your ways of raising children didn't contribute to this last massacre, bitch! I wanna see you do it!
This is fine, Matt. Just no more threatening to kill anyone. I was hoping you were better than that.
That's better. No more violent threats, Matt. I have to tell you, honestly, if you think you scare me when you do that, you don't. It's just very disappointing.
Regarding my children, they're 18 and 19, but I still drove down to their and their mom's house Wednesday and hugged them. Have you hugged yours, lately?
Geeko Sportivo
Verified User
Oh Mental Illness is still at the root of the problem!
THE MENTAL ILLNESS OF GUNTARDS AND ASS-KISSING TRUMNPTARDS!
Thanks!
NEXT!
THE MENTAL ILLNESS OF GUNTARDS AND ASS-KISSING TRUMNPTARDS!
Thanks!
NEXT!
Matt Dillon
Retardium User
and both were known to have mental issues by those trained to be aware of this and yet neither were reported to be a danger to themselves or others thereby foiling the background check process.
and its not just these two, virtually every mass shooter was similarly NOT reported.
start enforcing THOSE laws and see how that works.
and its not just these two, virtually every mass shooter was similarly NOT reported.
start enforcing THOSE laws and see how that works.
Matt Dillon
Retardium User
IDGAF if I scare you or not. Lord knows leftist morons are the stupidest motherfuckers on the planet.
I lack children. Good for you to have some. I always wanted that and with work and all that it just kinda slipped by me.
I lack children to hug of my own. I have a lot of family though. Some cousins have 8-9 kids, some have more Brady Bunch style but with double the kids+
I actually rarely learn anything past 1st cousin's kids' names, because fuck that..it's too much. I don't even memorize all of those.
Whoever is memorable is what I remember.
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