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We dont condemn enough. The act itself is a good deed, but good cant thrive in a world where evil is tolerated.
Female-to-male artist shoots up Presbyterian elementary school killing 6. - Female Troon (FTM) Shoots Up Christian School in Tennessee
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I don't know about synagogues, but the families of the people killed by Dylan Roof when he shot up that black church in Charleston made a point of stating they forgave him in their victim impact statements in court. If you're referring specifically to the fact that they paid for the funeral costs, the impression I got from the article was that it was more a gesture of support for Hale's family ("I don't think we allow that to sever her parents' need for love.")
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Big PL but I was in that shooting, I was still an infant but my mother was at the Springfield Mall with me when she heard shots and noped out.
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Paying for the funeral seems odd because of the circumstance.
Unless we learn differently, we can conclude Audrey Hale had mental problems and blamed Christianity for her life as a lesbian/tranny incel. This raises unpleasant culture war issues that Covenant's SWPL survivors don't want to face, at least not in public. So, they instinctually seek to bury the LGBT aspects of the slayings. That includes trying to hide the manifesto.
Some are calling for more gun safety classes as if that would do anything to stop a mass shooter. This helps redefine the massacre in normie Democrat terms as another example of why we need gun control.
Not only that, the Hales come from the same upper-middle-class suburbanite community as the survivors, so the step was unnecessary.
Remember, if there is anything worse than murdering children, it is being a transphobe.
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I wouldn't even pay for her to be communally cremated like a dog.
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Has it already been discussed what Audrey wrote/drew all over her bra and shirt? I am super curious.
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Odd the bible didn't seem to have a section of the where Jesus scooped up Judas's guts from the field and gave him cut down the husk of his body from the tree to give him a proper burial.
Don't recall that at all honestly. Pretty sure they just left his remains to the animals.
Incredible these people would do this as some act of "We're better people for doing it."
LOL No you're just welcoming the devil amongst you.
John 3:7–10
Foolish people trying to offer up their sons and daughters to sodomites in hopes to appease them.
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I know we all do a hardass larp here of right-wing manly-men who could never have anything degenerate happen in our environs but damn can anyone even imagine what it's like to, in the span of about 1 to 2 minutes realize and start to process that, your kid is dead, she killed little kids, get used to the rest of your life outliving her, get used to the rest of your life with the stain of mass-child-murderer splashed on you that wont go away, start planning a funeral that you wonder if you should, can? actually invite people to.
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Sad medical shit. The autopsy dude was just noticing this was an otherwise normally developed, healthy female. But society poisoned her fucking mind with progressive lunacy and degeneracy until she went completely mad. Tragic.
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We've never been told what Hale's mental defect was, whether autism, retardation or something else. We can guess that her Good Christian Parents didn't do much to keep her from living in an LGBT fantasy world. Nor do we know why they didn't stop her from collecting firearms.
So much about this tragedy is kept in the shadows.
So much about this tragedy is kept in the shadows.
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Ok but no, it notes that she had handwritten words and things all over her bra and t-shirt if you read the clothing description. I wonder if it was as simple as her writing "Aiden" and her phone number on clothing, but the way it's written I doubt it. She was also wearing red socks and red underwear; not necessarily weird but idk it strikes me.
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Yes, but that's not the medical part I was referring to (I didn't know the autopsy report was public, first time I see it). I want to know what was written too, as well as the whole manifesto.
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Its interesting how long they've been holding off on the manifesto and everything else. It must be damming to whatever LGBTQ+ movement shit they tried to push
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Possible dumb question, but can't you FOIA basically anything in the US? Are there some restrictions in place that prevent people from requesting the trannyfesto?
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There are exceptions listed here. But I think this exemption will most likely stop you due to worries about backlash against troons.
No harm in trying though.
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Genderfuck crap and possibly a Columbine fangirl because her outfit at the time of the shooting muscle T, cargo pants, combat boots, backwards ball cap, are identical to what Harris wore during his massacre. Even the colors are the same.
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Nigger had it coming. You will never be a Man.
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Man charged in alleged threat against journalist seeking Nashville shooter manifesto
CEO of The Star News Network, Michael Patrick Leahy, is involved in a public records lawsuit to release the manifesto of the Nashville school shooter.
By Natalia Mittelstadt
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A Tennessee man has been charged in connection with a threat against conservative journalist and talk radio show host Michael Patrick Leahy over Leahy's lawsuit to obtain the Nashville school shooter manifesto, allegedly telling Leahy, "I'm willing to go to prison to end you."
Leahy, CEO of The Star News Network, and the network’s parent company, Star News Digital Media Inc., are involved in a lawsuit to release the manifesto of transgender person Audrey Hale, who killed three students and three faculty members in March at a Nashville Christian school Hale had attended.
The person charged in connection with the death threat over the lawsuit, Michael Alonzo Rouse, 49, threatened Leahy July 9 via email, according to a source familiar with the matters.
In the email obtained by Just the News and signed by “Mike,” the writer says, "Michael Patrick Leahy ... if it were not illegal to beat your ass up ... I'd have done it months ago. I have called your show twice because you decided to pound home the transgender Audrey Hale while people who suffered were healing. You dirty potato eating Mick. If I see you on the street ... I'm going to end your conservative slant eye ass.”
The email also reads: “I'm willing to go to prison to end you. You dirty drug addict eyed Irish fool. You either end your talk show or I'll end your life in real time while you do it. You have no right to the manifesto of Audrey Hale and you just want content by obtaining it.”
The final line of the email, before the signature reads: “Send the authorities. You'd better if you still want to live, Leahy.”
Williamson County Sheriff’s Office confirmed to Just the News that a misdemeanor summons for harassment was issued July 10 for Rouse. An arrest warrant was issued for him the following day for aggravated stalking, which is a felony when the victim is over the age of 65. Rouse was arrested the evening of July 11 and charged in connection with the alleged crimes.
The sheriff’s office told Just the News that Rouse's bond was set at $7,500. He posted the bond Wednesday and has a Sept. 7 court date in connection with the alleged crimes, according to court documents.
Rouse did not answer calls for a request to comment.
Journalists and others have tried since the mass shooting to get authorities to release the manifesto and related documents to learn more about the tragedy.
Authorities in early April indicated: "In the collective writings by Hale found in her vehicle in the school parking lot, and others later found in the bedroom of her home, she documented, in journals, her planning over a period of months to commit mass murder at The Covenant School."
The FBI and Nashville police have refused to release the writings to the public and have denied requests from media outlets to do so, claiming the investigation into the shooting is ongoing and will take up to a year, despite local law enforcement asserting that Hale acted alone.
The Covenant Presbyterian Church that operates the school, the school itself, and an unspecified group of parents have also sought to block the release of the documents.
Parents of the children who were killed are among them, with one mother writing to the court in a filing, “These petitioners have shown no respect or regard for my family or for the hundreds of surviving Covenant trauma victims, even going so far as to shamefully deny their victimhood before you, as they seek to publish and profit from the deranged, hateful, and exceedingly dangerous ramblings of an individual who renounced her humanity and gunned down children.”
Four Nashville private schools have also asked to file amicus briefs in the case, arguing that “the safety and security of” their schools “likely will be directly and distinctly impacted by the disclosure of documents sought by Petitioners.”
Hale’s parents, Ronald and Norma Hale, claim intestate possession of their daughter's documents, and have argued that they have the right to provide any party they see fit ownership of the materials. They also said they would give those materials to the children who attended the school. Deborah Fisher, executive director of the Tennessee Coalition for Open Government, told The Tennessee Star that whoever makes Hale’s manifesto public could face a lawsuit.
The Tennessee Firearms Association and the National Police Association are also involved in the lawsuit against the Metro Nashville Police Department and seek the release of the manifesto.
John Harris, executive director of the Tennessee Firearms Association, told The Tennessee Star, which is part of The Star News Network, that according to state public records law, documents possessed by a government entity are open to the public.
Harris told Leahy on Tuesday that the lawsuit could continue until 2026, depending on how appeals go.
Leahy, CEO of The Star News Network, and the network’s parent company, Star News Digital Media Inc., are involved in a lawsuit to release the manifesto of transgender person Audrey Hale, who killed three students and three faculty members in March at a Nashville Christian school Hale had attended.
The person charged in connection with the death threat over the lawsuit, Michael Alonzo Rouse, 49, threatened Leahy July 9 via email, according to a source familiar with the matters.
In the email obtained by Just the News and signed by “Mike,” the writer says, "Michael Patrick Leahy ... if it were not illegal to beat your ass up ... I'd have done it months ago. I have called your show twice because you decided to pound home the transgender Audrey Hale while people who suffered were healing. You dirty potato eating Mick. If I see you on the street ... I'm going to end your conservative slant eye ass.”
The email also reads: “I'm willing to go to prison to end you. You dirty drug addict eyed Irish fool. You either end your talk show or I'll end your life in real time while you do it. You have no right to the manifesto of Audrey Hale and you just want content by obtaining it.”
The final line of the email, before the signature reads: “Send the authorities. You'd better if you still want to live, Leahy.”
Williamson County Sheriff’s Office confirmed to Just the News that a misdemeanor summons for harassment was issued July 10 for Rouse. An arrest warrant was issued for him the following day for aggravated stalking, which is a felony when the victim is over the age of 65. Rouse was arrested the evening of July 11 and charged in connection with the alleged crimes.
The sheriff’s office told Just the News that Rouse's bond was set at $7,500. He posted the bond Wednesday and has a Sept. 7 court date in connection with the alleged crimes, according to court documents.
Rouse did not answer calls for a request to comment.
Journalists and others have tried since the mass shooting to get authorities to release the manifesto and related documents to learn more about the tragedy.
Authorities in early April indicated: "In the collective writings by Hale found in her vehicle in the school parking lot, and others later found in the bedroom of her home, she documented, in journals, her planning over a period of months to commit mass murder at The Covenant School."
The FBI and Nashville police have refused to release the writings to the public and have denied requests from media outlets to do so, claiming the investigation into the shooting is ongoing and will take up to a year, despite local law enforcement asserting that Hale acted alone.
The Covenant Presbyterian Church that operates the school, the school itself, and an unspecified group of parents have also sought to block the release of the documents.
Parents of the children who were killed are among them, with one mother writing to the court in a filing, “These petitioners have shown no respect or regard for my family or for the hundreds of surviving Covenant trauma victims, even going so far as to shamefully deny their victimhood before you, as they seek to publish and profit from the deranged, hateful, and exceedingly dangerous ramblings of an individual who renounced her humanity and gunned down children.”
Four Nashville private schools have also asked to file amicus briefs in the case, arguing that “the safety and security of” their schools “likely will be directly and distinctly impacted by the disclosure of documents sought by Petitioners.”
Hale’s parents, Ronald and Norma Hale, claim intestate possession of their daughter's documents, and have argued that they have the right to provide any party they see fit ownership of the materials. They also said they would give those materials to the children who attended the school. Deborah Fisher, executive director of the Tennessee Coalition for Open Government, told The Tennessee Star that whoever makes Hale’s manifesto public could face a lawsuit.
The Tennessee Firearms Association and the National Police Association are also involved in the lawsuit against the Metro Nashville Police Department and seek the release of the manifesto.
John Harris, executive director of the Tennessee Firearms Association, told The Tennessee Star, which is part of The Star News Network, that according to state public records law, documents possessed by a government entity are open to the public.
Harris told Leahy on Tuesday that the lawsuit could continue until 2026, depending on how appeals go.
Short version: No one wants this manifesto to see the light of day.
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God damn, with how hard everyone from the government to rando crazies are fighting to keep this hidden. It makes me really curious what is actually in it because it seems like it will, upon first reading, birth neo hitler from valhalla riding a unicorn to fight the AGP's level of bullshit.