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I can't find the thread were I was telling you that guns are not the problem.....so I'm starting another one.
This happened the year I graduated. I pretty vividly remember it. The media was obsessed. So obsessed we all got to watch like 4 hours worth of the shoot out these kids had with police from the library. Such an awful thing that really changed the whole landscape of public schools.
Now if a kid so much as walks out of class without a pass, the whole school goes into lockdown mode.
I really dont understand what people find so romantic about this particular shooting....even within the mainstream false narrative. But its had dozens of copycats and almost a cult formed around it. Its treated as some joke or urban legend in schools today so much so that my own daughter asked me about it and asked very detailed questions about the culture in schools during that time.
Or the irony of the Oliver Stone film "Natural Born Killers".....which was blatantly about the media making heros out of psychopaths and mass murderers, but actually made likable heros out of mass murderers.
It's not guns that are a problem. Its narcissism, lack of empathy, self centeredness. Self focus. Stress. Culture. Disregard for human life. Abuse. A bunch of spiritually sick people who view others as tools to satisfy themselves with.
Humans are broken and evil beings, Joe. That's the problem.
Think about how different the events at Columbine would have been if there had been people present who were armed? Law abiding citizens who could have squashed this?
And how about that media coverage? Columbine is "iconic". Its a legendary tragedy that is romanticized to this day. If we didn't have all this tragedy porn and political pandering we probably wouldn't have even seen Sandy Hook. Meaning....it wouldn't have happened. It ISNT the GUNS that lead to this violence and Columbine wasnt even meant to be a shooting.
Dylan and Eric wanted the media attention and a whole movement of violence. And they got that. The glorification and copycats. It's like a demonic seed that was planted in the minds of weak, troubled and spiritually bankrupt people.
Wouldn't we be better off addressing the actual problem? Rather than a lazy attack on a constitutional right that gives us the ability to protect ourselves? Because there are already laws against shooting people and those laws do not deter mass shooters.....why would regulations and laws against having guns stop them?
Are you aware that one of the shitbags shot by Kyle Rittenhouse had a gun illegally as he joined a mob that was descending on an innocent community? He had that gun in his hand when Kyle blew his arm off. Excellent shot, too.
It scary how little truth matters when the mainstream gets a narrative it likes, and that narrative has a powerful influence.... whether its true or not. Look at all the violence that comes from these false narratives. Shouldn't we be doing something about THAT and avoid bunk "solutions" to problems that do not exist while ignoring and feeding the real problems that do exist?
I can't find the thread were I was telling you that guns are not the problem.....so I'm starting another one.
This happened the year I graduated. I pretty vividly remember it. The media was obsessed. So obsessed we all got to watch like 4 hours worth of the shoot out these kids had with police from the library. Such an awful thing that really changed the whole landscape of public schools.
Now if a kid so much as walks out of class without a pass, the whole school goes into lockdown mode.
I really dont understand what people find so romantic about this particular shooting....even within the mainstream false narrative. But its had dozens of copycats and almost a cult formed around it. Its treated as some joke or urban legend in schools today so much so that my own daughter asked me about it and asked very detailed questions about the culture in schools during that time.
Or the irony of the Oliver Stone film "Natural Born Killers".....which was blatantly about the media making heros out of psychopaths and mass murderers, but actually made likable heros out of mass murderers.
It's not guns that are a problem. Its narcissism, lack of empathy, self centeredness. Self focus. Stress. Culture. Disregard for human life. Abuse. A bunch of spiritually sick people who view others as tools to satisfy themselves with.
Humans are broken and evil beings, Joe. That's the problem.
Think about how different the events at Columbine would have been if there had been people present who were armed? Law abiding citizens who could have squashed this?
And how about that media coverage? Columbine is "iconic". Its a legendary tragedy that is romanticized to this day. If we didn't have all this tragedy porn and political pandering we probably wouldn't have even seen Sandy Hook. Meaning....it wouldn't have happened. It ISNT the GUNS that lead to this violence and Columbine wasnt even meant to be a shooting.
Dylan and Eric wanted the media attention and a whole movement of violence. And they got that. The glorification and copycats. It's like a demonic seed that was planted in the minds of weak, troubled and spiritually bankrupt people.
Wouldn't we be better off addressing the actual problem? Rather than a lazy attack on a constitutional right that gives us the ability to protect ourselves? Because there are already laws against shooting people and those laws do not deter mass shooters.....why would regulations and laws against having guns stop them?
Are you aware that one of the shitbags shot by Kyle Rittenhouse had a gun illegally as he joined a mob that was descending on an innocent community? He had that gun in his hand when Kyle blew his arm off. Excellent shot, too.
It scary how little truth matters when the mainstream gets a narrative it likes, and that narrative has a powerful influence.... whether its true or not. Look at all the violence that comes from these false narratives. Shouldn't we be doing something about THAT and avoid bunk "solutions" to problems that do not exist while ignoring and feeding the real problems that do exist?
