TimHauck

Because those DNA test website are for-profit junk. It's OK, you're not the first Geek to think Jewish was a race. It's not.

Well we know the principal (among others, although some could have been the result of the same trigger pull) were also shot, so it seems likely he fired multiple times. https://www.usatoday.com/story/news/nation/2024/01/05/perry-shooting-iowa-high-school-principal/72118272007/ Yes, I know we’ve had this conversation before and IIRC your argument centered around the skill of the shooter, referring primarily to people that were in fact skilled shooters. I can’t remember if we discussed it last time, but do you still think a shotgun is easier to kill more people in a school setting than an AR-15, for an unskilled shooter?

According to the NY Post, he had “plans to kill many more” https://nypost.com/2024/01/04/news/who-is-iowa-school-shooting-suspect-dylan-butler/

Except you’ve got someone in this thread saying trannies should be banned from schools

I said this in a different thread, but yup. Although not yet confirmed if this one was even a tranny, and this of course was also not a mass killing.

While it doesn’t specify the ability to better kill multiple people, “Preparedgunowners.com” in a post from 2016 agrees that an AR-15 is easier for an untrained person to use than a shotgun or even a handgun https://preparedgunowners.com/2016/07/12/why-i-plan-to-switch-from-a-shotgun-to-ar-15-for-home-defense/ I assume the don’t tread on me logo at the top means this site doesn’t really cater to libs, FWIW. Actually because I am a centrist here is another post by the same guy also from 2016 talking about how having a “good guy with a gun” present tends to help reduce the number of casualties. https://preparedgunowners.com/2016/06/16/fact-armed-citizens-do-stop-mass-murder-active-killers/ I don’t think there needs to be less guns in general But to your point @EternalShinyAndChrome, particularly if people plan on carrying regularly, they need to be trained. However I think additional red flag laws and possibly limiting AR-15’s and such could help reduce the number of mass shootings or at least the number of victims.

Some of them are. But the other difference is that school shooters are more likely to have used legally obtained guns. So additional red flag laws and whatnot might actually prevent some school shootings (albeit not this one), which unfortunately probably isn’t the case with gang violence. That’s not to say we shouldn’t care about Chicago or other inner city violence, but it’s a much tougher issue to solve, and would be more about helping those folks get an education and employment, and not additional gun laws. Although back to your question, “but Chicago” also often comes up when AR-15’s and such are discussed since technically handguns are used in most shootings overall. But here’s a quote from an article that @Strike provided in the Maine shooting thread (thanks buddy!), showing that 67% of incidents where 6 or more people were killed involved “assault weapons.” Obviously an “assault weapon” wasn’t used here but also only 1 person was killed.

Yeah, isn’t that kinda the argument for restricting AR-15’s and such? That they make it easier for an untrained person to kill multiple people?

Jewish isn’t a race

So he had a shotgun but only killed 1 person? The GC told me shotguns would be more effective for school shootings

The ironic (and sad) thing about the “schools are putting litter boxes in for kids that think they’re cats” line being brought up in this thread is that the true story behind it is that it was schools in the Columbine area put them in so kids could have a place to pee if there was a school shooting…

14% of Republicans polled thought the unvaccinated should be put in camps https://heartland.org/wp-content/uploads/documents/011321-Crosstabs-Heartland-COVID-Jan-5-2022.xlsx

Cool, good to see you disagree with the narrative that “violent trannies are a major problem”

@Cdub100 thinks the solution is more bullying

Now, for some reason, the county has just reinstituted a mask mandate for healthcare facilities in the county. Yeah. @Strike’s post was fine until he got to the point about complaining about masks. The guy quoted said he’s more worried about flu than Covid. Looking at the flu stats in 2020/2021, it’s possible, maybe likely that masks did more to prevent flu than Covid.

Yeah in 2021

“After the first 2 rounds” is not late IMO. I also had Etienne in a couple leagues and Kamara in one, but I wouldn’t call where they were being drafted as “late,” even though I just said Kamara was probably the best pick I made. You don’t think Miami was considered a RBBC leading into the season?

Lol no

All liberals think men can get pregnant?

Wait there are still people that think Sandusky is innocent? This dude has 60k followers, although fortunately not many liked this post https://frankreport.com/2023/12/25/did-jerry-sandusky-get-a-fair-trial-the-answer-is-no/

Uh, this is pretty much impossible, particularly going into the season. I think this season is further proof that you should wait on RB and QB. If there’s one thing I learned it’s don’t be scared of early season suspensions. Kamara was probably my best draft pick in my main league. Early season injuries however are risky. Kupp and Taylor for example had a good stretch, but both weren’t very reliable.

lol

Davante Adams…