Even the garlics not safe active shooter garlic fest cali
 

https://www.cnn.com/us/live-news/gil...hnk/index.html

Multiple dead shooter(s) still at large.

Even California's not safe.
Go figure with the strictest gun laws in the country

These shootings are so common now that they barely registers on my psyche.

Whatever.

Why do you create a new thread every time there's a shooting?

Same arguments in every gun thread.

Obvious lack of gun deaths in countries with no guns... oh what’s that Switzerland has more guns per capital than the USA? Etc etc etc

It all comes down to societal maturity doesn’t it? People in the USA don’t have the mentality as a group to handle guns. Rash, angry, undereducated, poor social programs for mental health issues... and easy access to firearms. The saying goes you’re only as smart as the stupidest one in your group. There’s some real dummies with lots of guns in the USA. Insert people with severe mental health issues that are not receiving appropriate treatment wherever I’ve said dummies or stupid people at your leisure.

Saying Cali has strict laws doesn’t mean shit when there’s no checked borders with 47 other states that don’t have the same standards. Did not include Alaska or Hawaii as there’s no direct way to transport firearms from there to Cali.

Why don't mass shooters use RPG's or 50 cal machine guns?

I wouldn't say it's a "societal" issue when most of the murders in the US occur in only 5% of the counties.
https://m.washingtontimes.com/news/2...-countys-says/

Here's a mass shooting from yesterday. CNN was nowhere to be found
https://brooklyneagle.com/articles/2...lence-decline/

I could show you 20 mass shootings that occurred last month within a one week span. Care to guess what they all had in common? And no, it's not that cnn didn't cover them.

Why don't people in London use hand guns?
https://mobile.abc.net.au/news/2019-...as-10/11305792

You tell me genius. The youngest victim at the garlic festival was 3. But never answer a question just change the subject when you don't have an answer and can't admit you are wrong.


Fun fact: Knife-related homicides took 285 lives in England and Wales in 2018

Nearly 40,000 People Died From Guns in U.S. Last Year,

sad how usa won't change still about firearms.


again another few weeks will pass and be forgotten about yet theres a long list of times this happened already.

CNN actually has coverage of both... from the time it occurred with regular updates going forward.

https://www.google.ca/amp/s/amp.cnn....ast/index.html

https://www.google.ca/amp/s/amp.cnn....ing/index.html

https://www.google.ca/amp/s/amp.cnn....ing/index.html

You’re just not realizing that CNN’s app and website has bias on how it presents headlines based on your location.

I’m not sure what your point is though? What you’re saying is evidence of how many mass shootings there are and a pretty fucked up society. That % of counties is misleading of course if a mass shooting happens in one place of a state then it’s only a small percentage of that overall state. The phenomena is spread all over the entirety of the USA is it not? Every state has had some form of mass shooting in it, the very nature of those incidents requires them to be limited to a small area of that state when they occur. I understand the correlation of crime areas accounting for the bulk of murders overall, but that isn’t the discussion topic here.

Sadly the truth for me as well. When I used to hear about a mass shooting I would be like wtf and go check out the news instantly. Now when I hear it I'm just like oh ok that's normal, moving on.

angsty white terrorists strike again

It's in the Constitution. Anyone that tries to change it will be drawn and quartered. Political suicide.

What would you change to prevent this kind of shooting in the future?

It's an amendment.

That's the key thing. Lots of countries have lots of guns, but require you to prove you're at least vaguely competent before giving you one.

Also the Swiss have a crapload of guns but very little access to ammo. Without that it's just a piece of pipe glued to a stick.

Like a coward, welfare changing the subject instead of defending his position. Also going by counties? How stupid do you think we are? What's next your going to tell us Ferrari is more reliable than Honda? Because a lot more Honda's go in for repair. Facts real facts.


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3 Harris Texas 4,411.99 1,703.48 4,092,459 4,698,619 560,521 13.70 Houston
4 Maricopa Arizona 23,828.26 9,200.14 3,817,117 4,410,824 489,916 12.83 Phoenix
5 San Diego California 10,895.12 4,206.63 3,095,313 3,343,364 242,372 7.83 San Diego
6 Orange California 2,047.56 790.57 3,010,232 3,185,968 180,168 5.99 Santa Ana
7 Miami-Dade Florida 4,915.06 1,897.72 2,496,435 2,761,581 255,361 10.23 Miami
8 Dallas Texas 2,256.60 871.28 2,368,139 2,637,772 250,009 10.56 Dallas
9 Kings New York 183.41 70.82 2,504,700 2,582,830 144,071 5.75 Brooklyn, NYC
10 Riverside California 18,664.70 7,206.48 2,189,641 2,450,758 233,625 10.67 Riverside

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Hate to break it to you, Skippy but mass shootings are far and away a black thing.
Even this liberal rag couldn't deny it.
https://www.nytimes.com/2016/05/23/u...-violence.html
Struck a nerve huh? I haven't even scratched the surface.
You make me laugh, manic.
On one hand, you idolize a culture that glamorizes guns and violence, and then on the other, you're the first to cry foul when something like this happens.
Irony isn't a strong enough word.
Delusional would be more fitting

Sorry, maybe i should have just made a post mocking the condolences of those who've just had their lives shattered forever for teh lulz.
Seems to be the decent thing to do around here.

They can continue to do nothing, I mean that's clearly working out great!

Keep dodging the question like a coward.

Unfortunately I’m not sure what else to do. I will stay neutrally opinionated as I can, but we don’t live in nor have voting ability on what the US does.
Am I horribly misinformed and just don’t know, or has the US as a whole tried to fix problems and solve the pretty obvious issue of mass shootings/untargeted random killing.

Every country has tragedies and every country has people with mental issues. So what’s makes the US so unique in not solving any issues

I don’t even think the “thoughts and prayers” memes are directed at sympathizers in the general public, I take it as a backhanded slap to the face of politicians who tweet that and but still get cowed by their contributors and lobbyists instead of actually doing their jobs working on legislation that might curtail some of this. I see nothing wrong with it from that perspective.