Another Fucking Mass Shooting At US School

[Gospel]

Get a room.

 

[steve_bank]

With recent stabbings it is looking like the availability of knives may need to be restricted.

Like that stabbing in Saskatchewan with 10 dead and 18 injured.
1 suspect in mass stabbing in Canada found dead, the other is still missing

Maybe Canada needs to ban those assault knives ...

Knife attack in the prairie region of Canada was historic. Mass shooting attacks in US Schools is endemic.

But major Tasteless Points for trying to take a tragedy and score some pathetic rib off of it.

My point is mass shootings are a reflection of a growing cultural problem. Anger, hostility, and hate.

Guns have becone cool. Pick up a gun and somebody feels power over others. It does not tale a psycholgist to see it.

In the area a few days ago someone painted on a school a Nazi symbol and wrote Sandy Hook 2. This stuff is gettingcommon around here.

It is not the availbility of guns, or knives. In mass shootings that have been headed off bombs have been found along with guns. IEDs as we now call them are easy to make.

 

[Jimmy Higgins]

So demeaning of cops and local authorities happened around the same magnitude everywhere

Well, no. The cities that summoned the wrath of BLM suffered a lot worse. I mean,

Early 2021 Minneapolis Crime Stats Show 250% Increase In Gunshot Victims

It's still early in the year, but statistics show that crime is trending up in the city of Minneapolis.

www.cbsnews.com

But, hey! No, there's no spike in crime. It's just a flesh wound.

So crime increased where #BLM has no footprint because...?

Did it?

Message from Boise Police Chief Ryan Lee | News | City of Boise

www.cityofboise.org

Crime in Boise has been on a downward trend for years and is among the lowest in the nation. Boise remains an incredibly safe city and we have made crime rates for comparable cities available here.

Even with an increase in population, the property crime rate in Boise is going down and the violent crime rate has stayed at a low level.

Yes, it did.

Murder Rates Soar in Rural America

The extreme violence long associated with cities has reached America’s smallest communities

www.wsj.com

The homicide rate for black males soared after May 2020. No BLM footprint? Okay.

Then what caused the rural murder rate to go similar amounts?

All you seem to have is links showing the murder rate went up. We know that, you don't need to prove it over and over. You need to prove that #BLM is responsible for the murder rate going up in Urban and Rural America.

 

[Oleg]

Then what caused the rural murder rate to go similar amounts?

Drugs. If you look at White County, AR, the one discussed in the WSJ article, the murder rate had been climbing since 2010.

12 homicides in White County in 2020 include four worked by sheriff's office

There have been a total of 12 homicides in White County in 2020 with one day remaining, according to White County Deputy Coroner BJ Rouse.

www.thedailycitizen.com

She said the uptick in violence “seems to be drug-related.”
“Not necessarily drug-related but drugs are involved and we believed the offender to either have been intoxicated or impaired with drugs,” McCoy said. “We don’t have drug deals gone bad.”
She said because of the nature of the homicides she doesn’t believe they “have anything to do with COVID.”

 

[Jimmy Higgins]

Then what caused the rural murder rate to go similar amounts?

Drugs. If you look at White County, AR, the one discussed in the WSJ article, the murder rate had been climbing since 2010.

12 homicides in White County in 2020 include four worked by sheriff's office

There have been a total of 12 homicides in White County in 2020 with one day remaining, according to White County Deputy Coroner BJ Rouse.

www.thedailycitizen.com

She said the uptick in violence “seems to be drug-related.”
“Not necessarily drug-related but drugs are involved and we believed the offender to either have been intoxicated or impaired with drugs,” McCoy said. “We don’t have drug deals gone bad.”
She said because of the nature of the homicides she doesn’t believe they “have anything to do with COVID.”

So, drugs and #BLM. Man, that is funny how these two seemed to have the exact same affect, at the same time.

 

[Oleg]

Then what caused the rural murder rate to go similar amounts?

Drugs. If you look at White County, AR, the one discussed in the WSJ article, the murder rate had been climbing since 2010.

12 homicides in White County in 2020 include four worked by sheriff's office

There have been a total of 12 homicides in White County in 2020 with one day remaining, according to White County Deputy Coroner BJ Rouse.

www.thedailycitizen.com

She said the uptick in violence “seems to be drug-related.”
“Not necessarily drug-related but drugs are involved and we believed the offender to either have been intoxicated or impaired with drugs,” McCoy said. “We don’t have drug deals gone bad.”
She said because of the nature of the homicides she doesn’t believe they “have anything to do with COVID.”

So, drugs and #BLM. Man, that is funny how these two seemed to have the exact same affect, at the same time.

Whut? What would be your explanation for the spike in black male homicides since May 2020? The murder spike is unique to this demographic. What was it about that time - though remembering two years ago is kind of hard - that made young black males more, er, enthusiastic about engaging in violent crime and murder? What could it have been? It's a mystery.

 

[Jimmy Higgins]

Then what caused the rural murder rate to go similar amounts?

Drugs. If you look at White County, AR, the one discussed in the WSJ article, the murder rate had been climbing since 2010.

12 homicides in White County in 2020 include four worked by sheriff's office

There have been a total of 12 homicides in White County in 2020 with one day remaining, according to White County Deputy Coroner BJ Rouse.

www.thedailycitizen.com

She said the uptick in violence “seems to be drug-related.”
“Not necessarily drug-related but drugs are involved and we believed the offender to either have been intoxicated or impaired with drugs,” McCoy said. “We don’t have drug deals gone bad.”
She said because of the nature of the homicides she doesn’t believe they “have anything to do with COVID.”

So, drugs and #BLM. Man, that is funny how these two seemed to have the exact same affect, at the same time.

Whut? What would be your explanation for the spike in black male homicides since May 2020? The murder spike is unique to this demographic. What was it about that time - though remembering two years ago is kind of hard - that made young black males more, er, enthusiastic about engaging in violent crime and murder? What could it have been? It's a mystery.

...and how they went out into Rural America to murder people.

 

[Oleg]

Then what caused the rural murder rate to go similar amounts?

Drugs. If you look at White County, AR, the one discussed in the WSJ article, the murder rate had been climbing since 2010.

12 homicides in White County in 2020 include four worked by sheriff's office

There have been a total of 12 homicides in White County in 2020 with one day remaining, according to White County Deputy Coroner BJ Rouse.

www.thedailycitizen.com

She said the uptick in violence “seems to be drug-related.”
“Not necessarily drug-related but drugs are involved and we believed the offender to either have been intoxicated or impaired with drugs,” McCoy said. “We don’t have drug deals gone bad.”
She said because of the nature of the homicides she doesn’t believe they “have anything to do with COVID.”

So, drugs and #BLM. Man, that is funny how these two seemed to have the exact same affect, at the same time.

Whut? What would be your explanation for the spike in black male homicides since May 2020? The murder spike is unique to this demographic. What was it about that time - though remembering two years ago is kind of hard - that made young black males more, er, enthusiastic about engaging in violent crime and murder? What could it have been? It's a mystery.

...and how they went out into Rural America to murder people.

Homicide is mostly intra-racial.

 

[IIDB Staff]

Derail about Trump being worse than school shooters moved to ~Elsewhere.

Stay on topic within the thread; start a new thread if you’d like to explore a new topic.

 

[Hermit]

While serial killers have been around for a long time - consider Jack the Ripper - mass shootings are much more recent.

Mass shooters with a personal grievance, motivated to avenge some real or imagined wrongdoing by people they know, come in all races, colors, and ethnicities. But the very public shootings of strangers gathered for some shared purpose, like grocery shopping, movie watching, dancing in a nightclub, or getting an education, seem to mainly be executed by entitled, aggrieved, angry white males. Again, white privilege plays a role.

Conservative white people have been photographed open-carrying AR-15s and other sorts of enormous firearms while picking up donuts and coffee at the cafe, standing in line at the pharmacy, and perusing the bread aisle looking for hot dog buns on sale. The reasons they do this are varied, but what matters is that they feel safe doing so. They know their whiteness means people will give them the benefit of the doubt, despite knowing the men who shoot up the public schools, movie theaters, concert venues, and sidewalks of pedestrians are white. Their blatant displays serve to normalize seeing armed white people, making it even easier for mass shooters to enter public places without ringing alarm bells.

Black people too often can’t even shop for a pellet gun, play with a toy gun, or store their legally owned and licensed firearm in their car’s glove compartment without being seen as a dangerous threat and killed.

This appears to be an excerpt from an article by Liz Lapoint. Empirical analysis is not her forte. That's why she missed the fact that angry white males are under-represented on a per capita basis, while angry black males are over-represented. You can check that out by downloading a spreadsheet itemising mass shootings in the USA between 1966 and 2021 and providing comprehensive details from this site. One thing she is accidentally right about: Mass shooters are almost exclusively male.

 

[Hermit]

One might notice that the high age of the serial killer coincided with the sexual liberation of the 60s through 80s.

One does not. The median age of mass shooters is 33 years. There is no statistically significant change of it between 1961 and 2021.

 

[atrib]

What was it about that time - though remembering two years ago is kind of hard - that made young black males more, er, enthusiastic about engaging in violent crime and murder? What could it have been? It's a mystery.

Could it have anything to do with a number of very public executions of black men by the police in various parts of the country? Might such rampant racism and homicidal behavior by the police trigger black men to rise up in protest, sometimes with violence?

 

[Jarhyn]

What was it about that time - though remembering two years ago is kind of hard - that made young black males more, er, enthusiastic about engaging in violent crime and murder? What could it have been? It's a mystery.

Could it have anything to do with a number of very public executions of black men by the police in various parts of the country? Might such rampant racism and homicidal behavior by the police trigger black men to rise up in protest, sometimes with violence?

It is a mystery!


Didn't you hear them?

Honestly, it really reminds me of a meme from 4chan.

Don't ask me how I know, you don't want to know, unless you do and then I'll tell you but you'd regret it.

 

[barbos]

Whut? What would be your explanation for the spike in black male homicides since May 2020?

COVID

 

[Gospel]

August 28th 2022

 

[Gospel]

Like all mass shootings, that can be any one of us getting killed but some peoples first instinct is to wonder what the race or political affiliation of the shooter is. ¯\_(ツ)_/¯

Like the shooter gives a fuck about your race or political affiliation most of the time.

 

[Oleg]

What was it about that time - though remembering two years ago is kind of hard - that made young black males more, er, enthusiastic about engaging in violent crime and murder? What could it have been? It's a mystery.

Could it have anything to do with a number of very public executions of black men by the police in various parts of the country? Might such rampant racism and homicidal behavior by the police trigger black men to rise up in protest, sometimes with violence?

That makes no sense whatsoever. There were 19 police shootings of unarmed black men in 2020. In many of these instances, there was a confrontation before the shooting. But how, at all, does that equate to the nearly 2,000+ excess black homicides in 2020? You don't like cops so you shoot up your hood?

 

[Oleg]

Like all mass shootings, that can be any one of us getting killed but some peoples first instinct is to wonder what the race or political affiliation of the shooter is. ¯\_(ツ)_/¯

Like the shooter gives a fuck about your race or political affiliation most of the time.

I don't know. Mass shootings are mainly a white/hispanic thing. Kill as many as you can before being killed or offing yourself. Black guys seem to shoot wildly and many of their victims are just collateral to the main target.

 

[Jimmy Higgins]

What was it about that time - though remembering two years ago is kind of hard - that made young black males more, er, enthusiastic about engaging in violent crime and murder? What could it have been? It's a mystery.

Could it have anything to do with a number of very public executions of black men by the police in various parts of the country? Might such rampant racism and homicidal behavior by the police trigger black men to rise up in protest, sometimes with violence?

That makes no sense whatsoever. There were 19 police shootings of unarmed black men in 2020. In many of these instances, there was a confrontation before the shooting. But how, at all, does that equate to the nearly 2,000+ excess black homicides in 2020?

Well, in those 2,000+ cases, there was no disagreement that there was a crime committed. That'd be the difference. Also, how is this on-topic?

 

[Oleg]

Well, in those 2,000+ cases, there was no disagreement that there was a crime committed.

Well, there's a non-sequitur.

Also, how is this on-topic?

I dunno.