ballchain said:
RWDS is an FBI-manufactured term. No ****ing way has anyone but some hillbillies (FBI groomed) or perhaps some Hispanic death metal band ever used that.
I'm so sorry. This is just sickening.hawk1689 said:
Ugh. Just found out that one of the victim's was a kid at my daughter's school. His two parents also. The brother is in ICU.
This is the thing never mentioned in the MSM. It's all agenda and has little to do with stopping these shootings. In fact, I think there's a part in the dark heart of a leftists that likes every time they hear one of these shooting happening. Then they can get on social media and spew their hate.Gigem_94 said:
Keep in mind - 80s you could buy fully automatic rifles, few gun restrictions, kids had guns in their pick up truck windows, overall more access to guns - very few mass shootings. So, what changed? Less morality and values. Shunning god. Breakdown of the family unit.
I think this is part of it but I think it's more complicated. Social media, mental health, proliferation of mind altering drugs, family and societal breakdown, victim adoration, upside down rules of right and wrong, the lack of God in families, schools, and society. The culture is completely broken.Goro Majima said:This all day. We've always owned guns in this country but for some reason the incidents keep happening and people seem crazier.Raiderjay said:
The elephant in the room we are not addressing....We don't have a gun problem, we have an epidemic mental health problem......
ts5641 said:I think this is part of it but I think it's more complicated. Social media, mental health, proliferation of mind altering drugs, family and societal breakdown, victim adoration, upside down rules of right and wrong, the lack of God in families, schools, and society. The culture is completely broken.Goro Majima said:This all day. We've always owned guns in this country but for some reason the incidents keep happening and people seem crazier.Raiderjay said:
The elephant in the room we are not addressing....We don't have a gun problem, we have an epidemic mental health problem......
There is no such thing as anonymity/privacy online. You cannot tell me the 'proper' authorities don't have the ability to quickly figure out what computer was used/when/where to make a threat on social media today.Quote:
Frisco ISD would like to inform you that the Frisco Police Department is currently investigating a threat that has been made to some of our secondary campuses via social media. We will send an update with any new information as soon as it is available.
After this past weekend's events at the Allen Outlet Mall, and an incident at Stonebriar Mall, we understand that safety concerns are high in our community, especially when it comes to our students. Student absences will be excused tomorrow across the District.
We are asking you to please speak with your students about how what they say, written or verbal, even as a joke, is taken seriously by Frisco ISD and the police department; students will be disciplined and charged by the law accordingly.
Threatening harm to a school campus or members of its student body, is punishable by law at minimum as a Class-A misdemeanor, a fine of up to $4,000 and up to a year in jail. The punishment can be as severe as a third-degree felony, punishable by up to $10,000 and two to 10 years in prison. Frisco ISD supports the Frisco Police Department's full prosecution of any individual that threatens harm to our students, staff and campuses.
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I absolutely agree. This is an important part of ways to mitigate.Ellis Wyatt said:
I propose we enforce immigration laws and punish weapons law violators.
We don't need more laws. Murder is illegal.
The real question is "why?"JamesBREI06 said:ts5641 said:I think this is part of it but I think it's more complicated. Social media, mental health, proliferation of mind altering drugs, family and societal breakdown, victim adoration, upside down rules of right and wrong, the lack of God in families, schools, and society. The culture is completely broken.Goro Majima said:This all day. We've always owned guns in this country but for some reason the incidents keep happening and people seem crazier.Raiderjay said:
The elephant in the room we are not addressing....We don't have a gun problem, we have an epidemic mental health problem......
Pretty much everything you listed, I'd argue, contributes to poor mental health. I agree we need to fix these things
Goro Majima said:The real question is "why?"JamesBREI06 said:ts5641 said:I think this is part of it but I think it's more complicated. Social media, mental health, proliferation of mind altering drugs, family and societal breakdown, victim adoration, upside down rules of right and wrong, the lack of God in families, schools, and society. The culture is completely broken.Goro Majima said:This all day. We've always owned guns in this country but for some reason the incidents keep happening and people seem crazier.Raiderjay said:
The elephant in the room we are not addressing....We don't have a gun problem, we have an epidemic mental health problem......
Pretty much everything you listed, I'd argue, contributes to poor mental health. I agree we need to fix these things
The longer we go, the more it seems they may not know a whole lot about this guy (illegal). Or they don't want us to know more about this guy (Cartel/Gang).AggieKatie2 said:
So far we have a:
Mid-30s male suspect of Hispanic decent whose parents speak Spanish as their primary language.
Who was rumored to be in the Army but discharged due to mental illness. Worked previously as a security guard. (But was still able to obtain multiple firearms)
And this Hispanic male with Spanish speaking parents is rumored to be a member of the extreme right and hated Jews and people of color (according to the media….WFAA)
But his known victims so far have been Caucasian and Asian.
Soooo much doesn't add up here.
It doesn't matter who it is the media will paint it one way always....Joe Biden could go on a shooting rampage and within an hour he'd be declared a right wing ultra maga white supremacist and a large percentage of this country would nod along.AggiePetro07 said:The longer we go, the more it seems they may not know a whole lot about this guy (illegal). Or they don't want us to know more about this guy (Cartel/Gang).AggieKatie2 said:
So far we have a:
Mid-30s male suspect of Hispanic decent whose parents speak Spanish as their primary language.
Who was rumored to be in the Army but discharged due to mental illness. Worked previously as a security guard. (But was still able to obtain multiple firearms)
And this Hispanic male with Spanish speaking parents is rumored to be a member of the extreme right and hated Jews and people of color (according to the media….WFAA)
But his known victims so far have been Caucasian and Asian.
Soooo much doesn't add up here.
I don't know why y'all think that minorities can't be racists. So so many are.AggieKatie2 said:
So far we have a:
Mid-30s male suspect of Hispanic decent whose parents speak Spanish as their primary language.
Lots of people in Mexico hate people of other races. Hell, as an 8th generation Texican, I was called pocho by a bunch of native Mexicans when I was at A&M. Racism isn't limited to white people.
Who was rumored to be in the Army but discharged due to mental illness. Worked previously as a security guard. (But was still able to obtain multiple firearms)
I didn't think this was a rumor.
And this Hispanic male with Spanish speaking parents is rumored to be a member of the extreme right and hated Jews and people of color (according to the media….WFAA)
See my comment above. Depending on which part of Latin America his family is from, you never know what his history might be. Heck, he might have had some strife with a Jew of Muslim or Indian here.
But his known victims so far have been Caucasian and Asian.
Soooo much doesn't add up here.
Only white people are capable of being racist. /Marxist NPCCharpie said:I don't know why y'all think that minorities can't be racists. So so many are.AggieKatie2 said:
So far we have a:
Mid-30s male suspect of Hispanic decent whose parents speak Spanish as their primary language.
Lots of people in Mexico hate people of other races. Hell, as an 8th generation Texican, I was called pocho by a bunch of native Mexicans when I was at A&M. Racism isn't limited to white people.
Who was rumored to be in the Army but discharged due to mental illness. Worked previously as a security guard. (But was still able to obtain multiple firearms)
I didn't think this was a rumor.
And this Hispanic male with Spanish speaking parents is rumored to be a member of the extreme right and hated Jews and people of color (according to the media….WFAA)
See my comment above. Depending on which part of Latin America his family is from, you never know what his history might be. Heck, he might have had some strife with a Jew of Muslim or Indian here.
But his known victims so far have been Caucasian and Asian.
Soooo much doesn't add up here.
Charpie said:I don't know why y'all think that minorities can't be racists. So so many are.AggieKatie2 said:
So far we have a:
Mid-30s male suspect of Hispanic decent whose parents speak Spanish as their primary language.
Lots of people in Mexico hate people of other races. Hell, as an 8th generation Texican, I was called pocho by a bunch of native Mexicans when I was at A&M. Racism isn't limited to white people.
Who was rumored to be in the Army but discharged due to mental illness. Worked previously as a security guard. (But was still able to obtain multiple firearms)
I didn't think this was a rumor.
And this Hispanic male with Spanish speaking parents is rumored to be a member of the extreme right and hated Jews and people of color (according to the media….WFAA)
See my comment above. Depending on which part of Latin America his family is from, you never know what his history might be. Heck, he might have had some strife with a Jew of Muslim or Indian here.
But his known victims so far have been Caucasian and Asian.
Soooo much doesn't add up here.
How is that a prudent decision? Actually it's entirely an emotional response lacking logic. Is tomorrow going to be safer than today when they send their kid back to school? Was Friday last week any safer than today?nortex97 said:
I don't remember that specifically but yes. I think it's over now for elementary schools, but those kids will miss out on planned end of the year parties etc.
Apparently elementary schools are 'ghost towns' today with attendance of over 70 percent in some classes/schools. Not the worst news to read about but steadily aggravating for parents/teachers/staff etc. Still probably a prudent decision by the school after this weekend in particular…no reason to cause more angst/stress/drama over attendance on a day such a threat is made…
Charpie said:I don't know why y'all think that minorities can't be racists. So so many are.AggieKatie2 said:
So far we have a:
Mid-30s male suspect of Hispanic decent whose parents speak Spanish as their primary language.
Lots of people in Mexico hate people of other races. Hell, as an 8th generation Texican, I was called pocho by a bunch of native Mexicans when I was at A&M. Racism isn't limited to white people.
Who was rumored to be in the Army but discharged due to mental illness. Worked previously as a security guard. (But was still able to obtain multiple firearms)
I didn't think this was a rumor.
And this Hispanic male with Spanish speaking parents is rumored to be a member of the extreme right and hated Jews and people of color (according to the media….WFAA)
See my comment above. Depending on which part of Latin America his family is from, you never know what his history might be. Heck, he might have had some strife with a Jew of Muslim or Indian here.
But his known victims so far have been Caucasian and Asian.
Soooo much doesn't add up here.
Its fear porn. Gotta remind the kids they aren't safe.Gyles Marrett said:How is that a prudent decision? Actually it's entirely an emotional response lacking logic. Is tomorrow going to be safer than today when they send their kid back to school? Was Friday last week any safer than today?nortex97 said:
I don't remember that specifically but yes. I think it's over now for elementary schools, but those kids will miss out on planned end of the year parties etc.
Apparently elementary schools are 'ghost towns' today with attendance of over 70 percent in some classes/schools. Not the worst news to read about but steadily aggravating for parents/teachers/staff etc. Still probably a prudent decision by the school after this weekend in particular…no reason to cause more angst/stress/drama over attendance on a day such a threat is made…
Allen was awful but to somehow tie what the lunatic did in the mall connecting dots to that means schools are at risk today is extremely irrational.
I used to work with a bunch of Mexicans at a curtain factory as a teen in the '00s. The racism that spewed forth was nothing like I'd seen before and nothing like anything I encountered again until being stationed in southern Italy with the Navy.Charpie said:I don't know why y'all think that minorities can't be racists. So so many are.AggieKatie2 said:
So far we have a:
Mid-30s male suspect of Hispanic decent whose parents speak Spanish as their primary language.
Lots of people in Mexico hate people of other races. Hell, as an 8th generation Texican, I was called pocho by a bunch of native Mexicans when I was at A&M. Racism isn't limited to white people.
Who was rumored to be in the Army but discharged due to mental illness. Worked previously as a security guard. (But was still able to obtain multiple firearms)
I didn't think this was a rumor.
And this Hispanic male with Spanish speaking parents is rumored to be a member of the extreme right and hated Jews and people of color (according to the media….WFAA)
See my comment above. Depending on which part of Latin America his family is from, you never know what his history might be. Heck, he might have had some strife with a Jew of Muslim or Indian here.
But his known victims so far have been Caucasian and Asian.
Soooo much doesn't add up here.
Racist doesn't equal white supremacist.Charpie said:I don't know why y'all think that minorities can't be racists. So so many are.AggieKatie2 said:
So far we have a:
Mid-30s male suspect of Hispanic decent whose parents speak Spanish as their primary language.
Lots of people in Mexico hate people of other races. Hell, as an 8th generation Texican, I was called pocho by a bunch of native Mexicans when I was at A&M. Racism isn't limited to white people.
Who was rumored to be in the Army but discharged due to mental illness. Worked previously as a security guard. (But was still able to obtain multiple firearms)
I didn't think this was a rumor.
And this Hispanic male with Spanish speaking parents is rumored to be a member of the extreme right and hated Jews and people of color (according to the media….WFAA)
See my comment above. Depending on which part of Latin America his family is from, you never know what his history might be. Heck, he might have had some strife with a Jew of Muslim or Indian here.
But his known victims so far have been Caucasian and Asian.
Soooo much doesn't add up here.
And that same video shows no patch on the vest eitherJWinTX said:
I loved the fact that the MSM saw a photo/video of the perp being dead on the ground with a bullet in his head and blood coming out of his head while lying on the ground with a gun in his hand and was referred to as "the alleged shooter" for hours upon hours, but without an iota of hesitation, this "alleged shooter" the "White-Hispanic" is DEFINITELY a right-wing Nazi sympathizer...
And people wonder why nobody watches or reads the MSM anymore.
And it's hard to take any news on racism as credible when we have a media that pretends the only racists are whites vs anyone else and that black people cannot be racist. Racism exists in all races. It's not as widespread as the media acts that it is but it exists equally everywhere.TAMU1990 said:Racist doesn't equal white supremacist.Charpie said:I don't know why y'all think that minorities can't be racists. So so many are.AggieKatie2 said:
So far we have a:
Mid-30s male suspect of Hispanic decent whose parents speak Spanish as their primary language.
Lots of people in Mexico hate people of other races. Hell, as an 8th generation Texican, I was called pocho by a bunch of native Mexicans when I was at A&M. Racism isn't limited to white people.
Who was rumored to be in the Army but discharged due to mental illness. Worked previously as a security guard. (But was still able to obtain multiple firearms)
I didn't think this was a rumor.
And this Hispanic male with Spanish speaking parents is rumored to be a member of the extreme right and hated Jews and people of color (according to the media….WFAA)
See my comment above. Depending on which part of Latin America his family is from, you never know what his history might be. Heck, he might have had some strife with a Jew of Muslim or Indian here.
But his known victims so far have been Caucasian and Asian.
Soooo much doesn't add up here.
for reference: see the user "smothered" here, who recently changed his name from "Ocho Ag"....Charpie said:I don't know why y'all think that minorities can't be racists. So so many are.AggieKatie2 said:
So far we have a:
Mid-30s male suspect of Hispanic decent whose parents speak Spanish as their primary language.
Lots of people in Mexico hate people of other races. Hell, as an 8th generation Texican, I was called pocho by a bunch of native Mexicans when I was at A&M. Racism isn't limited to white people.
Who was rumored to be in the Army but discharged due to mental illness. Worked previously as a security guard. (But was still able to obtain multiple firearms)
I didn't think this was a rumor.
And this Hispanic male with Spanish speaking parents is rumored to be a member of the extreme right and hated Jews and people of color (according to the media….WFAA)
See my comment above. Depending on which part of Latin America his family is from, you never know what his history might be. Heck, he might have had some strife with a Jew of Muslim or Indian here.
But his known victims so far have been Caucasian and Asian.
Soooo much doesn't add up here.
ts5641 said:I'm so sorry. This is just sickening.hawk1689 said:
Ugh. Just found out that one of the victim's was a kid at my daughter's school. His two parents also. The brother is in ICU.
Charpie said:I don't know why y'all think that minorities can't be racists. So so many are.AggieKatie2 said:
So far we have a:
Mid-30s male suspect of Hispanic decent whose parents speak Spanish as their primary language.
Lots of people in Mexico hate people of other races. Hell, as an 8th generation Texican, I was called pocho by a bunch of native Mexicans when I was at A&M. Racism isn't limited to white people.
Who was rumored to be in the Army but discharged due to mental illness. Worked previously as a security guard. (But was still able to obtain multiple firearms)
I didn't think this was a rumor.
And this Hispanic male with Spanish speaking parents is rumored to be a member of the extreme right and hated Jews and people of color (according to the media….WFAA)
See my comment above. Depending on which part of Latin America his family is from, you never know what his history might be. Heck, he might have had some strife with a Jew of Muslim or Indian here.
But his known victims so far have been Caucasian and Asian.
Soooo much doesn't add up here.
