Yet another shooter stopped

[KnighttimeJoe]

^^^^^^^
Checks all the boxes. You should to be institutionalized immediately or reported to the Department of Homeland Security before you shoot up a movie theater, school, or harm yourself or others

1) Anti-government
2) Anti- United States pharmaceutical companies
3) No stable job
4) Fired from multiple jobs
5) Anti-United States
6) Writing long, tangential, manifestos that make little sense
7) Angry posts with profanity aimed at others
8) Mania
9) Narcissistic Personality Disorder
10) Twitter rants that cite your own ramblings as fact and block others from commenting or responding
11) Constantly blaming others
12) Paranoid Scizophrenic personality disorder with imaginary friends
13) Threatened to come over and blow my ****ing brains out!

14) Phoned in a bomb threat when the chocolate fountain at his local Alabammer Golden Corral went dry!!!!!!

 

[Ucfmikes]

But no one wants to talk about lawful homicides.

You’re such a douchebag. So lawful homicides are now a good thing? Isn’t someone still dying?

Your family and wife won’t be saying that when you

“Threatened to come over and blow my ****ing brains out!”

and are sent home in a extra larger body bag when the cops shoot and kill you

There’s your lawful homicide

 

[UCFBS]

O.k. You got one example of an armed citizen doing good.

There are several every day. The US Media just doesn't cover them. There are, at a minimum, 60,000 cases of known deterence in any given year.

And there are over 1,000 cases of lawful homicide (self-defense). Now take out organized crime statistics (pre-pandemic), and there's not much more of unlawful homicide.

Organized crime trafficks drugs, guns and humans across any borders, accounts for 85% of unlawful homicides, inluding over 90% of teenage gun deaths. Organized crime in the US nearly doubled from $1T/year to $2T/year black market equivalent GDP. And people wonder why we have low unemployment? People had to get jobs to support their families when they lost theirs, so they went organized crime.

This is straight from the FBI. The AWB studies of '97 (of '94-96) and '00 (of '97-'99) also showed no reduction in either rates of gun crime nor rates of death per minute, based on the firearm. The FBI has long established that no rate of change differs in semi-automatic weapons, and 45 cartridges per minute is the maximum.

My ante is 160 MASS shootings already this year

No, it's only 18 (4+ killed, not including the shooter, the pre-2013 FBI, as well as EU, statitic -- this '3 injuried' is to skew statistics) in a country with 330M people. Per-capita is quite high in several EU nations too. But people like to look at 'totals' in countries with 1/5th to 1/50th the US population.

You're guilty of US Media 'surveys.' Here's a great example of this 'problem' from NPR itself ...




Heck, if we used the 'more guns means more crime,' then the US should have 100x as many, compared to EU and other nations that don't allow gun ownership much at all.

France itself has extremely stringent laws, and still has nearly as many as us per-capita. They also have a heavy migrant population that is guilty of such, and repeat offenses, much like us.

The US' main issue is the 'war on drugs.' Virtually all of the top 20 nations in per-capita gun crime (most much higher than the US) are countries south of the US that 'feed' our drug habit.

It's just like the border ... either $5K to cross or, for most people, they have to 'run' drugs, guns or humans across in lieu of payment. And that only feeds more organized crime.

and a dead band kid, a dead cheer leader and a dead birthday girl all in the last three days. Just sayin…

And what 'new laws' would prevent such?

Banning guns only takes away deterrence. How would you like organized crime to run amok in your neighborhood like the inner cities?!

Florida is only 25th per-capita among states, but has heavy organized crime compared to other states. It's only kept outside of most neighborhoods because of deterence.

 

[KnighttimeJoe]

There are several every day. The US Media just doesn't cover them. There are, at a minimum, 60,000 cases of known deterence in any given year.

And there are over 1,000 cases of lawful homicide (self-defense). Now take out organized crime statistics (pre-pandemic), and there's not much more of unlawful homicide.

Organized crime trafficks drugs, guns and humans across any borders, accounts for 85% of unlawful homicides, inluding over 90% of teenage gun deaths. Organized crime in the US nearly doubled from $1T/year to $2T/year black market equivalent GDP. And people wonder why we have low unemployment? People had to get jobs to support their families when they lost theirs, so they went organized crime.

This is straight from the FBI. The AWB studies of '97 (of '94-96) and '00 (of '97-'99) also showed no reduction in either rates of gun crime nor rates of death per minute, based on the firearm. The FBI has long established that no rate of change differs in semi-automatic weapons, and 45 cartridges per minute is the maximum.


No, it's only 18 (4+ killed, not including the shooter, the pre-2013 FBI, as well as EU, statitic -- this '3 injuried' is to skew statistics) in a country with 330M people. Per-capita is quite high in several EU nations too. But people like to look at 'totals' in countries with 1/5th to 1/50th the US population.

You're guilty of US Media 'surveys.' Here's a great example of this 'problem' from NPR itself ...

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Heck, if we used the 'more guns means more crime,' then the US should have 100x as many, compared to EU and other nations that don't allow gun ownership much at all.

France itself has extremely stringent laws, and still has nearly as many as us per-capita. They also have a heavy migrant population that is guilty of such, and repeat offenses, much like us.

The US' main issue is the 'war on drugs.' Virtually all of the top 20 nations in per-capita gun crime (most much higher than the US) are countries south of the US that 'feed' our drug habit.

It's just like the border ... either $5K to cross or, for most people, they have to 'run' drugs, guns or humans across in lieu of payment. And that only feeds more organized crime.



And what 'new laws' would prevent such?

Banning guns only takes away deterrence. How would you like organized crime to run amok in your neighborhood like the inner cities?!

Florida is only 25th per-capita among states, but has heavy organized crime compared to other states. It's only kept outside of most neighborhoods because of deterence.

Great info, but where will Alambammer rank in the shooting rankings when you blow off Mike's head?

 

[KnighttimeJoe]

You guys do realize I've not only worked with both national and local law enforcement as part of my job (which is why I'm extremely familiar with the FBI AWB studies that you ignore) ...

But I have family in both law enforcement and corrections, including a disabled/diminished (both mentally and physically) brother -- a fellow UCF grad no less -- as a result of being repeatedly, physically beaten by criminals over time, correct?

So go **** yourself once again Mikes. Seriously. You are such a ****ing a-hole to an absolute level.

If your brother doesn’t like his job, tell him to get a new one. No one is forcing him to work there. And then, when you’re done doing that, go cry somewhere else.

 

[UCFBS]

If your brother doesn’t like his job, tell him to get a new one. No one is forcing him to work there. And then, when you’re done doing that, go cry somewhere else.

Ummm ... he cannot live without 24x7 assistance, physically and mentally. And no, the state isn't paying for that either.

Please go **** Mikes.

 

[Ucfmikes]

Ummm ... he cannot live without 24x7 assistance, physically and mentally. And no, the state isn't paying for that either.

Please go **** Mikes.

^^^^^^^
Checks all the boxes. You should to be institutionalized immediately or reported to the Department of Homeland Security before you shoot up a movie theater, school, or harm yourself or others

1) Anti-government
2) Anti- United States pharmaceutical companies
3) No stable job
4) Fired from multiple jobs
5) Anti-United States
6) Writing long, tangential, manifestos that make little sense
7) Angry posts with profanity aimed at others
8) Mania
9) Narcissistic Personality Disorder
10) Twitter rants that cite your own ramblings as fact and block others from commenting or responding
11) Constantly blaming others
12) Paranoid Scizophrenic personality disorder with imaginary friends
13) Threatened to come over and blow my ****ing brains out!

 

[Ucfmikes]

Ummm ... he cannot live without 24x7 assistance, physically and mentally. And no, the state isn't paying for that either.

Please go **** Mikes.

I hope you're now happy. 'Mission accomplished.' This board ... it's just not worth it. So go ahead and tag me all over. I'm done. I'm really done.

Even my wife wants me to sell my 2nd row, Cabana season tickets now. It's just not worth it to be here. Great job. I'm really struggling here at home over it too.

You win! Great job Mikes, you win! Winning at my house too!

 

[KnighttimeJoe]

Ummm ... he cannot live without 24x7 assistance, physically and mentally. And no, the state isn't paying for that either.

Please go **** Mikes.

Ummmm I don’t care.

Why is it that you always have mikes coming out of your mouth?

 

[Ucfmikes]

Why is it that you always have mikes coming out of your mouth?

I own him. I’m in his big fat head 24/7

 

[KnighttimeJoe]

I own him. I’m in his big fat head 24/7

You're always coming in and out of his mouth. It's like non-stop. He's, like, addicted to it.