Pop23
Gold Member
So really your kind want to do less than nothing to stop mass shootings.Good. He shouldnt threaten people with the image of being shot by a gun. What kind of shitty parent allows their child to do such a thing after all these school shootings?
This post is another example of what happens when you watch to much Rachael Maddow.
Major paranoid.
If we don’t call in someone who’s suspicious you blame us for not doing anything.
You blame the cops for not doing anything but really you have to break a law before you’ll let them do anything to an unstable citizens
Basically your solution to mass shooters is shoot them.
That’s how we stop suicide bombs. We put bombs on ourselves
Your left wing masters would be proud of your ability to pull such stupid statements out of your ass.
I don't recall blaming anyone for anything.
Your last statement says "one to many hits on the bong".
What do you guys want to do to prevent the next mass shooting? I'll tell you what you want to do. NOTHING. You want to forget about the last one until the next one happens. Then repeat the process over and over again.
Bullshit, the opposite is true.
A MONSTER was created from years and years of bullying. And morons like you think that removing a tool from someone who want revenge from years and years of bullying will stop a Murderer from doing what a Murderer does, will stop him?
AFTER YEARS AND YEARS OF BEING BULLIED?
Are you nuts?
Murderers Murder, it's what they do. The focus needs to be ending the cause. You end nothing until you DO THAT.
And before you repeat the bullshit that bullying has been around forever, and these shootings have been in the past twenty years, think about what you are saying..........
Something changed:
5 Reasons Bullying Is Worse Than Ever
read and learn:
"In a 2009 national survey, some 20 percent of high school students reported being bullied on school property in the year prior. But thanks to the rise of social media and the Internet, bullying is no longer confined to just school property or hours. These days, it can happen anywhere and at anytime - including at home after school, when kids are texting more or using Facebook and Twitter. In 2007, about 4 percent of 12- to 18-year-olds reported having been cyber bullied during the school year. And given the increasing popularity of social media, plus the number of recent suicides in the news, it seems that population may be growing."