Active Shooter At You Tube Headquarters

[Brian37]

Not everyone is "the right" or speaking from a place of gun control. Sometimes, people are just talking about something that happened, and it's natural to ponder why.

Shell, if we didn't have the amount of firearm violence I'd agree.

I do get what you are saying. But the majority of the time when we go down that road it provides the right  the distraction they want.

If we only had the same volume of firearm fatalities as say Australia or Japan, the "why" would be more appropriate as a front burner issue. 

We are not at a point in history where the motive matters. Until the flooded market and ease of access is tackled our focus should be on that, not motive.

[LadyForCamus]

Not everyone is "the right" or speaking from a place of gun control. Sometimes, people are just talking about something that happened, and it's natural to ponder why.

Shell, if we didn't have the amount of firearm violence I'd agree.

I do get what you are saying. But the majority of the time when we go down that road it provides the right  the distraction they want.

If we only had the same volume of firearm fatalities as say Australia or Japan, the "why" would be more appropriate as a front burner issue. 

We are not at a point in history where the motive matters. Until the flooded market and ease of access is tackled our focus should be on that, not motive.

Brian, it’s human nature to ask yourself, “gee, I wonder why he did it?”  I mean, human interest in the psychology of motive lead to profilers being able to identify common attributes in serial killers and child molesters.  Just because people wonder why someone did something, doesn’t mean they’re pushing a a political agenda.  You have to be able to compartmentalize better.

[Brian37]

Um no it is not. 

Aileen Wuornos female serial killer whom used a GUN.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Aileen_Wuornos

Christy Sheats murdered her two daughters on her front lawn WITH A GUN

https://everipedia.org/wiki/christy-byrd-sheats/

San Bernadino shooters, one was female

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/2015_San_B...ino_attack


A married couple and Bundy Snack Patriot couple murdered two cops crossed the street and SHE MURDERED a civilian in a Walmart.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/2014_Las_Vegas_shootings

And that is just the tip of the iceberg.

https://www.nbcnews.com/news/us-news/you...rs-n862551

A lone woman going on a mass shooting spree is certainly new.

Rare you could argue, but NOT NEW, not even close.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sylvia_Seegrist

And when I say "rare" I DONT MEAN scarce. I mean ratio wise when it comes to humans shooting more than one human in one setting men will do it more often. But again, when you are talking about ALL firearm fatalities most of them are IN THE HOME, and most of the victims are WOMEN AND KIDS.

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Shell, if we didn't have the amount of firearm violence I'd agree.

I do get what you are saying. But the majority of the time when we go down that road it provides the right  the distraction they want.

If we only had the same volume of firearm fatalities as say Australia or Japan, the "why" would be more appropriate as a front burner issue. 

We are not at a point in history where the motive matters. Until the flooded market and ease of access is tackled our focus should be on that, not motive.

Brian, it’s human nature to ask yourself, “gee, I wonder why he did it?”  I mean, human interest in the psychology of motive lead to profilers being able to identify common attributes in serial killers and child molesters.  Just because people wonder why someone did something, doesn’t mean they’re pushing a a political agenda.  You have to be able to compartmentalize better.

I agree. 

BUT AGAIN, when you have a flooded market and anyone REGARDLESS can gain access to a weapon legally with no record, then go on after the legal buy to kill someone, or if someone gets their gun illegally stolen, and they murder someone, IN BOTH cases, the point is moot.

The motif may be to many a "human interest" story, but again, at this point in history, our flooded market and ease of access seems to me to be a far more important focus, considering the countless murders we have with a variety of countless motives.

[Shell B]

Can you imagine how useless the conversation would be if it was only about gun control all the time? It's possible to look at multiple facets of a problem. Some people aren't single-minded when it comes to problem-solving. Talking about motive certainly doesn't mean I'm disinterested in or even distracted from the issue of gun control. I'm just not talking about it at the moment. It's utterly pointless to discuss it here. The right wins or loses nothing from my focus on another topic in this environment.

[Catholic_Lady]

Shooter identified as Nasim Aghdam, who apparently was pissed about you tube censoring some of her stuff. Yep, sounds like a complete nut job.

[Gawdzilla Sama]

Shooter identified as Nasim Aghdam, who apparently was pissed about you tube censoring some of her stuff. Yep, sounds like a complete nut job.

Yep, not a domestic, just an editorial issue. 

T.rump will go spastic because she's not a WASP, of course.

[brewer]

Somethings to read and watch: https://heavy.com/news/2018/04/nasim-agh...sime-sabz/

[Gawdzilla Sama]

Something of a narcissist.

[FatAndFaithless]

Persian vegan body-builder animal-rights activist with a fundamental misunderstanding of free speech and clear mental imbalances. That's the weirdest one in a while.

[Gawdzilla Sama]

Persian vegan body-builder animal-rights activist with a fundamental misunderstanding of free speech and clear mental imbalances.  That's the weirdest one in a while.

Excluding White House residents, of course.