It's one of those situations where literally everyone involved is an awful person.
I do find it rather concerning though that the guy went from wandering around in the street to opening fire in about 1 second. Most murderers have the common decency to at least give everyone some warning signs they can ignore.
you should think of this guy as a terrorist
well, yeah. hes a zionist
And heaven forbid they leave Zion and come to Florida.
I feel like that all the time when I'm visiting the USA as a tourist. Lots of people walking around armed, sometimes visibly, who could just pull their weapon out and start firing. Any sort of public fight (like 2 people yelling at each other in a restaurant) had me on edge because things could go south quickly.
The USA is a terrorist state. The real reason republicans didn't address all the school shootings that the Columbine and Virginia Tech massacres were the gateway to was that they benefited personally. People tend to allow for more conservative governance when they find themselves living in a constant state of fear. You'll also notice they never refer to these terror events as terror events because they need "terrorism" to be something originates from outside the country and is enacted by someone who doesn't look like you. But really, terrorism is any politically motivated act in which a person commits violence in the hopes of inflicting fear in their victims.
On April 16, 2007 a lone gunman killed 32 people and himself, and injured 17 more. He had approximately 40k victims. Probably more. I have watched in the last 18 years as the terror I grew up with has become normal to people. When it happened to me, it was stunning, shocking, and unfathomable. Now it happens so often that it doesn't even usually make the news. The message our spiritual and emotional leaders gave us to carry in that time was that we didn't deserve this, that no one deserves this. I still believe this to be true. However, living in fear of being shot in a spree killing has become normalized to the point of it being background noise as a result of US politicians refusing to address domestic terrorism on account of it not fitting with the narrative of the War on Terror, an aggressive war of expansion that sought not to address the sources of terror, but instead to expand US imperial influence abroad in the quest for more control over the world's mineral resources.
The genocide in Gaza, and now Trump bringing that domestic against Latin Americans, should all be understood as a function of failing to address the roots of terrorism and instead using terrorism to justify bloodshed to acquire land and mineral rights
Dang that's scary what part of the US do you visit
We've gone to multiple places but is say the worst areas are the big cities. We visited Chicago and if you strayed a bit towards the outer edges of the downtown area it got sketchy kinda quickly. Downtown itself wasn't too bad but at night I still felt a bit exposed walking around there with all the dark allies.
next time try the West Coast, seeing guns is rare unless you're into that lifestyle.
Kind of crazy that Kevin left out the Israelis calling for the genocide of Arabs in favor of "assuming they were Arab" honestly
insert Spiderman meme
The blurb and the screenshot both leave out that the victim went on to say: "death to the Arabs".
Peak comedy is me trying to tap the link in the image. Btw, is there a link to the article?
I can't explain why but I think this meme is appropriate https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IpR1yNytFn0
Is there supposed to be audio?
Based on absolutely nothing, I am confident that it was an artistic choice for their horror film
Might have gotten t̶h̶e̶ ̶d̶u̶d̶ ̶ hit with copyright infringement
Lameeeeeeeeee
Divide and conquer
I guess it's not about Scotsman.... There's no true Israeli/Jews
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