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Thats sad. She should go to prison too.
Apalachee Highschool Shooting in Georgia on September 4th, 2024
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i think this has a lot to do with the fact modern foresnics catches them now before their body counts get high enough to become national news.
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Damn, she does have crack southeastern white trash hoe energy
People on the thread are just too busy sperging to post stuff. There’s surveillance footage and stuff on TikTok. The students are too young to have ever bothered with Twitter so I doubt there’d be much there. The surveillance stuff has been shown on the news, especially him shooting out the glass doors to climb in and the students fleeing from the hallways. The site was slow and fucky earlier but I can try to upload some TT stuff later.
Most of the videos from the students are them hiding in classrooms because the school’s new tech included a panic button on teacher badges that allowed them to lock down almost immediately. Apparently four presses alerted the admin and tripped the alarms and eight presses triggered immediate LEO response.
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All in all, thanks to the security measures and security staff at the school, the killing was minimized .....could've been a lot worse.
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There’s a correlation between serial killers and lead poisoning, there was a ton of lead from gas fumes in the 70s and 80s
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Crap.. RIP, thoughts and prayers to victims and their families. 
Well here we go.. The new tactic seems to be to charge parents for daring to have a guns in the house. This is getting dark unless there are some really extraordinary details they found out really quickly.
And once again it's someone not only on the radar but with a history of making explicit threats of doing just this!
Still waiting for more details though either way before i comment on anything more than a few general issues. ^
Well here we go.. The new tactic seems to be to charge parents for daring to have a guns in the house. This is getting dark unless there are some really extraordinary details they found out really quickly.
And once again it's someone not only on the radar but with a history of making explicit threats of doing just this!
Still waiting for more details though either way before i comment on anything more than a few general issues. ^
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for the europeans in the thread, this is sort of true. its a dollar a round for rifles at this point and rifles themselves will be about $1000. Literally better off giving your child a heroin addiction in terms of costs.
it is sort of crazy how the southern founding fathers cared more about stopping the tyranny that england forces on boston than any of the new england founding fathers. can anyone give a short theory as to why?
their kids are smart enough to chuck the gun before the police catch them. "what gun?" the lawyer says, then boom charges get dropped.
i always brought into the theory she beat him. the fact that he went straight to her workplace and killed her helps the theory.
you sure? i thought it was where his mom/grandparents lived.
this is where i'd like to ask if 1st or 2nd gen suicide rate is higher than for these kids in their native country. I am 100% sure of it. American in general is a terrible place to immigrate to and just to live in general. Look at asians, every asian girl is a whore, every asian boy either emulates ghetto trash or school shooters. "Normal" for most americans under 50 is fucking awful. There's a great interview by costin alamariu and steve sailer where Mr.Sailer, a typical boomer talks about high school and actually says "it was the greatest years of my life" meanwhile Costin said going to school was the closet he felt to wanting to kill himself, and he graduated in 97, in fact if you ask most Gen Xers, high school was the most traumatic time in their lives, and Chris Rock openly said that a huge reason he dropped out in the early 80s was because of how awful he felt going to high school. If you notice the first "school shooter" was in San Diego in 1979. and while the faces might have changed the problems are still the same. a kid with an abusive parent and another in prison gets a gun for their birthday, and the rest is history. Every story i hear about going to school, especially in the late 70s, is fucking awful. There's a reason "stranger danger" really got brought up in the 80s and its because of how little parents cared about their own kids. When you read about Jeffrey Dahmer's victims, its rather obvious that their parents genuinely didn't give a shit, it was almost a mercy killing for a couple of them.
as the "kids in the hall" rant on america showed, even before Columbine, the US was known as the place where a teenager goes to school and kills, even before the 80s ended. Its a uniquely shitty enviroment and its a big reason despite every fact proving otherwise, schools went full force on stopping bullying after Columbine (if they had the resources why didn't they bother doing anything before then)
great point. As @The Tall Man said, this happened in a school district less than 50% white, those areas of the country didn't get their teenage mass shooters reported on. Plus in those days the kids would also be driving while killing people. IIRC Nicholas Cruz' birth parents were gangbangers in Miami too, meaning there's a non-zero chance they too were "school shooters" but got away with it (people forget that anytime a gun is fired in a school zone, its a school shooting even if you drive off right after cholas)
talk about skewed priorities. that was easily at least a month's worth of rent.
I assume he was taken into custody too quick. from what it seems he was rushed and subduded rather quickly, that would explain why he didn't "turn the gun on himself"
why didn't the bombs go off?
pretty much, people forget that long island serial killer that started during covid or the idaho/iowa? one that got caught almost immediately too. the BTK killer was talked about in the same breathes as the Zodiac killer then the fucker tries to restart his murders in 2004 and they catch him within like a week. it almost feels like a joke how easily they catch killers now compared to how impossible it was. the DC Sniper they completely fucked up on, and still found after like 2 months, and that was even with them making sure to stay in the "higher crime areas" of DC.
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Holy shit the Galaxy-brained takes from Americans in this thread are making me more glad than ever I don’t live there.
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It isn't just the county in Georgia where schools are being flooded with school shooting threats.
It appears that some copy cat(s) are making fake calls across the nation.
This is a pain in the ass. And all of the fake swatting calls are part of the reason why this incident was not taken that seriously. I hope whomever is doing this gets caught and their asses get nailed to the wall. Four people are dead due to fake swatting calls.
It appears that some copy cat(s) are making fake calls across the nation.
This is a pain in the ass. And all of the fake swatting calls are part of the reason why this incident was not taken that seriously. I hope whomever is doing this gets caught and their asses get nailed to the wall. Four people are dead due to fake swatting calls.
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Nigga, read the thread. The father bought a gun for his son and gave it to him after the FBI visited him. This kid was a time bomb and him giving him said weapon, which he himself admitted was easily accessible, is criminal negligence and deserving of manslaughter.Crap.. RIP, thoughts and prayers to victims and their families.
Well here we go.. The new tactic seems to be to charge parents for daring to have a guns in the house. This is getting dark unless there are some really extraordinary details they found out really quickly.
And once again it's someone not only on the radar but with a history of making explicit threats of doing just this!
Still waiting for more details though either way before i comment on anything more than a few general issues. ^
We really need an "ausfag" triangle or something like that. Consistently the worst takes coming from among "white" people
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The strong 2A argument is don't punish everyone for the acts of individuals, that's why we have laws. Seems now the consistent option is for the sides to coalesce and let dad pay the iron price for his choices along with his offspring.
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Not every place in Americaland is Chicago, Detroit or Atlanta
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I'm not sure I'd say that in a literal sense though I get what you mean.
There have been a couple just with generally lower body counts and less obvious. The numbers are way down though. There were supposedly several hundred operating in the 70s and 80s and now it's suggested to be between 20-50 in the US.
The most recent I can think of is Isreal Keyes who operated between 2001-2012, and killed between 11-20 people.
He was pretty typical of the type although he traveled the US to do it which made the presence of a serial killer unknown. Several recent serial killers (2022-2023) are also using fentanyl to kill and drug overdoses often don't get much scrutiny so who knows how many are doing that intentionally.
But it does seem to be a combination of early intervention, forensics, and maybe some environmental factor like the lead thing. Pretty interesting, in that the better why we can understand it the better we can get at making an environment that's hostile to it occurring again.
Mass shooting/school shooting definitely seems to be increased rates of clinical depression in young adults (and maybe the medication that is prescribed as it can numb emotions) and social contagion. I know the public wants to know when this stuff happens but it needs to be focused on the victims, not glorifying or making a spectacle out of the killer imo.
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Arresting/charging parents for the actions of school shooters is fucking retarded for two reasons:
1) It sets a hypocritical precedent where the law can be applied only to those shootings that make national headlines. Are the mothers and absent fathers of Tyrone and abdul going to jail because l'quiriaus chimped out in walmart and stabbed someone? Or because he gunned-down drug rivals?
Should those parents whose children were involved in drink-driving fatalities be held at fault for teaching them to drive, buying them a car or paying for their ID?
2) It is a commie tactic of the most heinous and offensives to nature; the act of charging one person with the act of another codifies into law that there is no freedom of will or expression. "colt didn't shoot kids because he wanted to, he did it because he had no choice. He could have been stopped if his mam/dad were X,Y,Z".
Plenty of scumbag parents who have kids don't go shooting up schools. Plenty of kids from fucked up homes make the CHOICE not to pick up a firearm.
Bonus: I'm a Brit and will laugh at your lax gun laws as much as the next tea-enjoyer. But to be pro-gun and then against a Father buying his son a firearm is hypocritical and retarded. "But the FBI". Don't care. Either you have the right to bear arms, or you don't.
TL;DR - this story is getting so much traction because the right to bear arms will be eroded with "the right for certain people, under some circumstances, to bear arms, and other people will be made responsible for their actions and right to bear arms. There is no free will"
1) It sets a hypocritical precedent where the law can be applied only to those shootings that make national headlines. Are the mothers and absent fathers of Tyrone and abdul going to jail because l'quiriaus chimped out in walmart and stabbed someone? Or because he gunned-down drug rivals?
Should those parents whose children were involved in drink-driving fatalities be held at fault for teaching them to drive, buying them a car or paying for their ID?
2) It is a commie tactic of the most heinous and offensives to nature; the act of charging one person with the act of another codifies into law that there is no freedom of will or expression. "colt didn't shoot kids because he wanted to, he did it because he had no choice. He could have been stopped if his mam/dad were X,Y,Z".
Plenty of scumbag parents who have kids don't go shooting up schools. Plenty of kids from fucked up homes make the CHOICE not to pick up a firearm.
Bonus: I'm a Brit and will laugh at your lax gun laws as much as the next tea-enjoyer. But to be pro-gun and then against a Father buying his son a firearm is hypocritical and retarded. "But the FBI". Don't care. Either you have the right to bear arms, or you don't.
TL;DR - this story is getting so much traction because the right to bear arms will be eroded with "the right for certain people, under some circumstances, to bear arms, and other people will be made responsible for their actions and right to bear arms. There is no free will"
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His father gave him the gun he used for the school shooting after the feds visited him about a bunch of school shooting threats and the like (and very likely, said that his son was some sort of threat to the public). I don't know how that is anything but criminal negligence. It's like giving a child to a man convicted of raping children after being told explicitly not to do so because he's a known danger to children.
Can you niggers read the thread before posting your garbage opinions?
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Video of the shooter and his dad celebrating killing his first deer (believed to have been filmed January 2023). Haven't seen the original clip posted anywhere else
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I thought the whole point his dad was responsible was that the FBI already warned him that his son was posting deranged shit threatening to shoot up a school or something like that. Then afterwards he decides to buy his son a gun as a present.
I think it can be a slippery slope charging parents with this shit but the times that they seem to get charged is when it is so obvious they have a little fucked up gremlin as a child and still decide to encourage their behaviour. If your kid is out there talking about shooting up a school and your logical conclusion is to buy him a gun you are a stupid fuck and deserve whatever comes to you.
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CIA activated an asset just in time to distract from Kamala failing and Hunter going under.