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Originally posted by Robtard
Definitely a Trump loving Rightist. No idea if he's an incel.

Police are going through his house and social media, we'll find out soon enough. But it historically tracks, so wouldn't be surprised if he is.

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Originally posted by Adam_PoE
On his X account, Robert Card followed and/or liked posts by a number of prominent conservative politicians and pundits, including Donald Trump, Jr. and Tucker Carlson, as well as X CEO Elon Musk.

In March, he liked a tweet by Trump Jr. that read, "Given the incredible rise of trans/non-binary mass shooters in the last few years—by far the largest group committing as a percentage of population—maybe, rather than talking about guns, we should be talking about lunatics pushing their gender-affirming bullshit on our kids."

Mass shooters are trans, insurrectionists are AntiFa, up is down, and the world is flat.

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Originally posted by Adam_PoE
On Friday, January 6th, a first-grade class at Richneck Elementary School in Newport News was about to go to art class when a student pulled a handgun from his backpack and pointed it at his teacher, 25-year-old Abigail Zwerner.

According to Brittaney Gregory, whose son was in the class, "She was going to confiscate it, and that's when he shot." The teacher told the children to run, and they raced to another teacher's classroom, where they stayed in lockdown.

After the shooting, the 6-year-old was placed in police custody. He used a 9 millimeter Taurus firearm, which was legally purchased by the his mother. The teacher suffered life-threatening injuries, but has since improved and is now in stable condition.

The following Saturday, police in Beech Grove, Indiana responded to reports of a diaper-clad child roaming the halls with a firearm at a local apartment complex.

When the officers arrived, they spoke to neighbors who had reported seeing the toddler with the gun, which he pointed at them, prompting them to retreat inside and call the police.

The police then arrested the boy's father, who lied about having a gun in the home.

This comes after Indiana lawmakers passed permitless carry, which allows people to have purchase and carry firearms without a background check or safety training.

Three days later, a gun trade show in Las Vegas promoted a JR-15 .22-caliber long rifle meant for kids:

"The JR-15 is the first in a line of shooting platforms that will assist families in safely passing on the proud American tradition of responsible gun ownership to the next generation of recreational shooting and hunting enthusiasts," the description on the trade show's website reads.

At SHOT, the National Shooting Sports Foundation's annual trade show, gun manufacturers are promoting guns that are specifically marketed toward children, including the JR-15 and a building blocks sniper toy.

"Making an AR-15 for kids is a disgusting new low,” said Sari Kaufman, a volunteer with Students Demand Action, which is part of Everytown for Gun Safety. "Instead of seeing young people as an opportunity to boost sales and arm more people with weapons designed for mass violence, the gun industry should be working to make their products safer."

Before thousands of gun enthusiasts made their way into the Venetian Expo and Caesars Forum on Tuesday, they were met with billboards with Students Demand Action's message: "Guns are the #1 killer of kids and teens in America."

The American Public Health Association calls gun violence a public health crisis and it is a leading cause of premature death in the country, responsible for more than 38,000 deaths annually.

Less than three weeks into the new year and at least 1,954 people have died from gun violence so far, according to data from the Gun Violence Archive.

Gun violence is also now the leading cause of death for American children. At least 117 children and teachers have died going to school, attending class, or walking home since the Sandy Hook shooting in 2012.

For Kaufman, a 20-year-old sophomore at Yale, it is not something she has to imagine. She was a sophomore at Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School in Parkland when a shooter opened fire and killed 17 people and injured 17 more.

"I think about it every day," she said. "Going through a tragedy and trauma like that at 15 years old, right when you're developing into an adult—it impacts you every day in various ways. There's constant reminders, because gun violence goes unchecked and it continues to happen."

Kaufman called each new mass shooting a "sad cycle," where virtually nothing changes and gun manufacturers continue to profit.

"It's upsetting that at 20 years old, I've been through a mass shooting, and now I'm having to call out lawmakers and an industry, because adults aren't doing their jobs," she said.

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Originally posted by Adam_PoE
The Colorado Springs gay nightclub shooter had charges dropped in a 2021 bomb threat case after family members who were terrorized in the incident refused to cooperate, according to the district attorney and court documents unsealed Thursday.

The charges were dropped despite authorities finding a tub full of bomb-making chemicals and later receiving warnings from other relatives that suspect Anderson Lee Aldrich was sure to hurt or murder his grandparents if freed, according to the unsealed documents.

The suspect's mother and the grandparents derailed that earlier case by evading prosecutors' efforts to serve them with a subpoena, leading to a dismissal of the charges after defense attorneys said speedy trial rules were at risk, El Paso County District Attorney Michael Allen said.

This is the same conservative district attorney who refused to enforce the state red flag law, and seize his firearms after his arrest. "We have bomb making materials, terrorist threats, and numerous witnesses, including records from law enforcement, but his family will not testify against him, my hands are tied!" Disengenuous *******.

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Aldrich modeled the shooting after the 2016 massacre at Pulse—a gay nightclub in Orlando, Florida—where a gunman killed 49 people before police shot him dead.


Apparently, when faced with the death penalty, Aldrich dropped his non-binary act, and confessed to hate crimes in order to save his life.

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Originally posted by Robtard
He the gun-wielding coward that got his ass completely stomped in by a club patron?

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Originally posted by Patient_Leech
How does that help save him from the death penalty?

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Originally posted by rudester
It's like most of America is depressed and with a gun

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Originally posted by Thomastes
Thi cong noi that cao cap sang trong, thi cong noi that biet thu, chung cu, van phong

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Originally posted by Adam_PoE
Denton Loudermill, the Kansas City man who was falsely accused of being a shooter in the Chiefs rally mass shooting, has filed a defamation suit against Republican Representative Tim Burchett of Tennessee over his social media posts naming Loudermill as the shooter.

The lawsuit, filed in U.S. District Court in Kansas, states that Burchett shared photos of Loudermill on his personal social media account, saying he was one of the shooters, and referring to him as an "illegal alien."

Attorneys for Loudermill state he has received death threats as a result of Burchett's post on X, and are asking $75,000 in damages for acts considered "willful, wanton, reckless, and malicious."