plague311
Great minds think...
Get over yourself for goodness sake.
Ad hom instead of addressing the argument? Color me shocked. At least you're consistent.
Get over yourself for goodness sake.
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I guess this doesn't count.
I guess this doesn't count.
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Swedish police say 11 people dead in Örebro campus attack
Victims still being identified after what Sweden’s PM says was the worst mass shooting in the country’s historywww.theguardian.com
Before the shots fired in the school, he yelled: "Get out of Europe!"Ropet innan skotten på skolan: ”Ni ska bort från Europa!” (TV4.se, Feb 5, 2025)
Motivet till dådet är ännu oklart.
Initial findings appear to suggest that the shooter was motivated by racist and anti-immigrant sentiments.That depends.
Was the shooter one of those greatly affected because of the limited access to gun control?
Did they have expanded access to social safety programs to increase quality of life?
Results
Of the 10 000 respondents included in the analysis, 51.34% (95% CI, 50.27%-52.40%) were female. In terms of race and ethnicity, 3.04% (95% CI, 2.71%-3.38%) were Asian, 12.46% (95% CI, 11.81%-13.12%) were Black, 16.04% (95% CI, 15.10%-16.98%) were Hispanic, 62.78% (95% CI, 61.73%-63.84%) were White, and 5.67% (95% CI, 5.23%-6.11%) were other race or ethnicity. The findings indicated that 6.95% (95% CI, 6.39%-7.50%) of respondents were present at the scene of a mass shooting, and 2.18% (95% CI, 1.85%-2.50%) sustained physical injuries, such as being shot or trampled, during such incidents. A total of 54.89% of mass shootings to which respondents were exposed occurred in 2015 or more recently, and 76.15% took place in respondents’ local communities. Mass shootings were most likely to occur in neighborhoods. Younger individuals (eg, AOR for Baby Boomer and Silent generations vs Generation Z, 0.12; 95% CI, 0.09-0.18) and males (AOR, 1.55; 95% CI, 1.29-1.85) were more likely to report exposure compared with those from older generations or female individuals, respectively. Black respondents reported higher rates of being present at mass shootings (AOR, 1.87; 95% CI, 1.49-2.34), while Asian respondents reported lower rates (AOR, 0.36; 95% CI, 0.19-0.66), compared with White respondents, but there were no racial and ethnic differences in injuries sustained.
My half brother was teaching at FSU when this happened. Not in his part of campus and he doesn't know the shooter.So I guess we're just not talking about Phoenix Ikner then?
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FSU shooting suspect's complex past comes to light – yet motive remains a mystery
In recent years, Phoenix Ikner became known for far-right, white supremacist rhetoric, classmates said. It’s unclear if that had any tie to the violence.www.nbcnews.com
No way to prevent this, says only nation where this regularly happens.If the Yanks don't care about that enough to eradicate it then why should I?
A lot of Americans have the worse POV that a few dead kids is a fair price to pay to let random freaks shoot them.You're gonna take a kid dying as an opportunity to take a swipe at Trump.
Stay classy
After a while, given the unwillingness of USAians to actually do anything to address the problem of mass, and other, shootings, people get emotionally fatigued and start to use black humour as a way to address their repeated exposure to such events.That, right there, is the problem. Me? I'm seeing nothing funny/hilarious in this thread...... at all. You do you.
No way to prevent this, says only nation where this regularly happens.
Actually most USAians want to prevent the endemic gun killings. However their elected representatives are less interested.A lot of Americans have the worse POV that a few dead kids is a fair price to pay to let random freaks shoot them.
But their representatives do their utmost to stop these terrible deaths: thoughts and prayers.Actually most USAians want to prevent the endemic gun killings. However their elected representatives are less interested.
Well now, I've found actions to speak louder than words.But their representatives do their utmost to stop these terrible deaths: thoughts and prayers.
What more could they possibly do?
And who elects those representatives? Most USAians. The ones who (we are told) want to prevent the endemic gun killings.Actually most USAians want to prevent the endemic gun killings. However their elected representatives are less interested.
The squeaky wheel, and its money, gets the grease. That's the NRA. Note also that in order to win a seat you have to first win your party's nomination. Pretty much no Republican can win a nomination by being anything other than pro-gun, even if most constituents are otherwise.And who elects those representatives? Most USAians. The ones who (we are told) want to prevent the endemic gun killings.