Atlanta shooter kills 8..."Taken into custody without incedent"

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@zantax

@FreeAndClear

@Camp

This in a crowd without warning.

Nashville Bombing and Anthony Warner: What to Know - The New York Times

Fire is another tool more fearful than a gun IMO.

A lot of gun legislation is bad and more importantly unconstitutional.

It’s not easier to build a bomb. That’s just silly

Oh let’s say above 20. How many lone gunmen pull that off as opposed to bombers or arsonists?

What was the last United States arson with 20 casualties? That’s beyond a bad example

Not sure why tht particular number but again when was the last time there was a purposeful explosion with 20 casualties as compared to 20 casualties in the last shooting.

Not sure what you are even trying to prove jere.

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@zantax

@FreeAndClear

@coolidge

It was done in the Boston marathon.

How long did it take them to build them?

They didn’t do it without instructions

Point… shoot … don’t forget the safety

Not sarcasm - gun legislation is still bad. The concentration should be on him not on his weapon of choice.

Instructions are not hard to find.

Reading them is. Are you for real?

Instructions to using a gun for murder are a lot shorter.

[PeterGriffin]

I’m wondering if we should lump all religiously inspired terrorism together, like “Abahamic Terrorism”.

[zantax]

@FreeAndClear

@zantax

@FreeAndClear

@Camp

This in a crowd without warning.

Nashville Bombing and Anthony Warner: What to Know - The New York Times

Fire is another tool more fearful than a gun IMO.

A lot of gun legislation is bad and more importantly unconstitutional.

It’s not easier to build a bomb. That’s just silly

Oh let’s say above 20. How many lone gunmen pull that off as opposed to bombers or arsonists?

What was the last United States arson with 20 casualties? That’s beyond a bad example

Not sure why tht particular number but again when was the last time there was a purposeful explosion with 20 casualties as compared to 20 casualties in the last shooting.

Not sure what you are even trying to prove jere.

There are a crap ton of arsons with more than twenty victims. Can’t find a handy list for you.

[zantax]

@PeterGriffin

I’m wondering if we should lump all religiously inspired terrorism together, like “Abahamic Terrorism”.

He wasn’t inspired by Christianity, don’t be absurd.

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@zantax

There are a crap ton of arsons with more than twenty victims. Can’t find a handy list for you.

Bull ■■■■ …They would have been national news stories. If 5 or 6 die in an accidental fire it makes national headlines.

[zantax]

@Scratch

@zantax

There are a crap ton of arsons with more than twenty victims. Can’t find a handy list for you.

Bull ■■■■ …They would have been national news stories. If 5 or 6 die in an accidental fire it makes national headlines.

Ok, here are some and yes they make the news.

32 People Died In The UpStairs Lounge Fire In 1973. Why Was It Forgotten?

from 6 Infamous Arsonists and How They Got Caught | Mental Floss

1. Julio Gonzalez

Number of Fires: One
People Killed: 87

from The 16 Worst Arson Attacks in World History

1973 UpStairs Lounge Arson Attack

Date: June 24, 1973

Location: New Orleans, Louisiana

Culprit: Unknown (possibly Roger Nunez)

Deaths: 32

and

1974 Gulliver’s Nightclub Fire

Date: June 30, 1974

Location: Port Chester, New York

Culprit: Peter J. Leonard

Deaths: 24

[Scratch]

50 years ago?..C’mon…lol

[zantax]

@Scratch

50 years ago?..C’mon…lol

What does that have to do with it? Is it impossible to burn down buildings now? Let me know when a lone gunman beats the record of 87 for arson.

[SixFoot]

@FreeAndClear

No it really isn’t.

[PeterGriffin]

@zantax

He wasn’t inspired by Christianity, don’t be absurd.

I don’t know that. He was heavily religious and seeking to absolve himself and others of the sin of fornicating. It hasn’t been explored but seeing how prominent a place Evangelical Christianity played into his life it’s certainly worth taking a look at.

[WuWei]

@Munimula1

This guy should be removed from the investigation.

Why?
…

[zantax]

@PeterGriffin

@zantax

He wasn’t inspired by Christianity, don’t be absurd.

I don’t know that. He was heavily religious and seeking to absolve himself and others of the sin of fornicating. It hasn’t been explored but seeing how prominent a place Evangelical Christianity played into his life it’s certainly worth taking a look at.

Well, if that was his goal he obviously had no idea what Christianity would have to say about such a plan. Unless you can show me where Christian theology supports it?

[PeterGriffin]

@zantax

Well, if that was his goal he obviously had no idea what Christianity would have to say about such a plan. Unless you can show me where Christian theology supports it?

There’s a whole Commandment about adultery and it’s punishable by death.

We also have to consider after their overwhelming support for Trump that Evangelical Christianity isn’t really a religion, it’s a political movement that controls its followers through a deity.

[DougBH]

@zantax

Don’t you believe in science?

Yes, but when you want to prove something sometimes it is better to go with an anecdotal incident than studies.

[WuWei]

@Scratch

50 years ago?..C’mon…lol

@Scratch

You mean like Reagan holding back highway funds if states didn’t raise the drinking age? That kind of thing?

Indeed.

[WuWei]

@PeterGriffin

@zantax

He wasn’t inspired by Christianity, don’t be absurd.

I don’t know that. He was heavily religious and seeking to absolve himself and others of the sin of fornicating. It hasn’t been explored but seeing how prominent a place Evangelical Christianity played into his life it’s certainly worth taking a look at.

Allegedly

[zantax]

@PeterGriffin

@zantax

Well, if that was his goal he obviously had no idea what Christianity would have to say about such a plan. Unless you can show me where Christian theology supports it?

There’s a whole Commandment about adultery and it’s punishable by death.[/quote]

Lol, no it isn’t, that was pre guess who? The guy Christianity is named after.

We also have to consider after their overwhelming support for Trump that Evangelical Christianity isn’t really a religion, it’s a political movement that controls its followers through a deity.

Nonsense

[WuWei]

@SottoVoce

Anyone can be a policy influencer.

That’s silly.

[altair1013]

@Paul_Do

@zantax

Because there aren’t. Cops are more likely to shoot a white suspect, so actually there are.

Omg please share where this stat came from.

OMG. Please stop racializing everything. By doing this this only response you illicit is this one.