Anonymous #5 2w

A lot of factors honestly. Mental health in this country is an all time low, but the fact this coward would kill a large amount of people is horrible to see

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Anonymous #5 2w

increasing economic suffering, lack of access to mental healthcare, nearly limitless access to firearms, rampant violent extremist political rhetoric, and usually hatred. that mostly sums it up i think

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Anonymous #4 2w

Like, in some part it’s a gun thing, but I don’t recall fully but Canada has almost the same amount of Guns in the US but there isn’t nearly as many shootings as there there then the Us

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Anonymous #13 2w

Yeah, a lot of factors goes into it but it never justifies it. Never.

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Anonymous #16 2w

terrifying stuff

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Anonymous #4 2w

Uhhh the I think the big obvious one of gun control.

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Anonymous omar_little 2w

Definitely, screenings and such should be implemented. But it’s weird when other countries have this same amount of guns but not same amount of mass shootings

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Anonymous #4 2w

Because they have stricter gun control. Maybe we should take notes as a country. But many will just say “we need more guns!”

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Anonymous omar_little 2w

Out of curiosity, what would be gun control? I’m not to familiar with guns and such but like, would it be making less people have them or more screenings and such so that the people who have guns can properly use them

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Anonymous #4 2w

Making less people have them, tougher screenings, limiting the kinds legally available, strict enforcement on locations they are and aren’t allowed, etc

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Anonymous #4 2w

More screenings

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Anonymous #4 2w

Oof??? Bitch is this Roblox?

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Anonymous #25 2w

Makes sense, people should be allowed to have them but only the right people

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Anonymous #28 2w

Holy shit, that’s terrifying— please stay safe.

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Anonymous #4 2w

They have screenings. I had to sit there almost all day to get a handgun the other day. People will find a way to get guns illegally no matter what if they’re going to commit a crime

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Anonymous #32 2w

Stay safe please! That is rly scary

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Anonymous #25 2w

What you just said is somewhat already in place. Other than government buildings, schools and universities have some of the strictest anti-gun policies/laws…which is why they’re often targeted. Evil individuals who do things like this are weak and only prey on the innocent. It’s very uncommon that they attempt something where they might face resistance from a good guy with a gun.

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Anonymous #28 2w

I get how you feel, I go to UVA and this same shit happened for us in 2022. Hang in there <3

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Anonymous #4 2w

actually, it’s not true that canada has as many guns. look it up (sounds rude but not meant to be)

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Anonymous #37 2w

Ah, I didn’t 100% know but there are some with close amounts tho

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Anonymous #32 2w

Are you ok? ❤️

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Anonymous #28 2w

i get it 🙏🏽 i was in campus at fsu during our shooting

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Anonymous #39 2w

Yes, the shooter could be anywhere since its been hours. Could be in NY, or in the dorms hiding amongst us. There is absolutely zero information on the shooter

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Anonymous #38 2w

Glad ur safe🫶still on campus

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Anonymous #32 2w

i’m so sorry. love from umass ❤️❤️you guys are amazing and so strong! stay inside and keep your wits about you.

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Anonymous #28 2w

prayers to all of you who have been through this

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Anonymous #29 2w

Srry, just how I typed the reaction to it mb

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Anonymous #35 2w

I fear the “good guy with a gun” scenario is beyond rare😔

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Anonymous #15 2w

They won’t, unfortunately.

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Anonymous omar_little 2w

i agree that we need stricter gun laws but then there would just be an increase in illegal gun selling

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And to top this off…if you “ban” guns, the only people who wouldn’t have them are the ones who follow the law. Those using guns for illegal acts are not gonna give up their weapons because it’s suddenly illegal to have them. So then, you make the law abiding citizen who did give up their guns more vulnerable to gun violence.

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Anonymous #4 2w

There are not, the US currently has an estimated 393 million fire arms in circulation. Second place is India with 71 million and third is china with 50 million. The US has nearly double the amount of weapons that 2-10 on the list have combined.

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Anonymous #33 2w

This is true. I went with my dad (who even has an advanced government security clearance) and it still took him hours.

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Anonymous #19 2w

The second amendment was included in the constitution so the people would have an ability to overthrow the government in case it became tyrannical. Do you really think our government can never become tyrannical? Do you trust them that much?

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Anonymous #25 2w

That’s because it’s illegal to bring a gun on a college campus. The “good guys” follow that law and are defenseless. The “bad guys” don’t care. There’s a reason mass shooters target schools, malls, and concerts. They know nobody else will be armed to stop them so they can do as much harm as possible.

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Anonymous #53 2w

I’m pro 2a but how do you imagine the good guy with a gun scenario playing out in the heat of the moment? I’m open to all solutions I just would like to hear this idea fleshed out a bit more before I can get on board

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Anonymous #28 2w

Sending love from FSU

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Anonymous #4 2w

innocent people got gunned down and you said oof, actually what the fuck

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Anonymous #58 2w

They already apologized leave it be

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Anonymous #57 2w

I’m sorry for your loss, RIP to your friend

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Anonymous #55 2w

Having stricter gun controls still wont stop many bad people who have bad intent get guns. Theres always ways to get guns if you know the right people. I think it should be a lot harder to qualify to buy a gun and maybe routine checks or like limits and stuff

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Anonymous #32 2w

Idk how they lose the shooters. Is there no security team on campus? Cameras? Police?

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Maybe that’s just how they text, and plus there is enough negativity as is. I know you weren’t trying to be mean but they probably already feel bad.

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Anonymous #61 2w

Like at my school we have cameras in classrooms originally for covid online but they are used as well if anything happens

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Anonymous #62 2w

Have you checked on them? Are they okay?

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Anonymous #53 2w

Bitch it’s tyrannical rn😭

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Anonymous #59 2w

I just checked, they are good, just in lockdown

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Anonymous #62 2w

I pray they remain safe, I’m sure they were glad you checked on them. Hopefully they can go home soon ❤️

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Anonymous #47 2w

It’s fucking insane that we have this bad of a gun addiction

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Anonymous #59 2w

Thank you

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Anonymous #57 2w

I don’t even know what to say. I’m so sorry

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Anonymous #55 2w

There was an incident a few years ago near where I grew up where a shooter pulled a gun and another guy who was concealed carrying capped him like immediately. Made the shot from a good distance without collateral damage too. This was also all in a “gun-free” zone, by the way. Thankfully the one guy ignored that because he probably saved a lot of people.

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Anonymous #62 2w

Hes right though, we have far more guns than people, if we simply banned guns then only the people who do the legal thing and hand them in will follow the law. Most crimes are committed with illegal firearms anyways (ghost guns, not being the owner). Theres not much we can do

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Anonymous #65 2w

Think of prohibition but 100 times worse, people are already addicted to guns, if they are banned it’s not going to change anything as the illegal gun market would explode

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Anonymous #25 2w

I hate to burst ur bubble but limiting the kinds legally avaliable wont stop criminals from getting them illegally it only will hurt the innocent people trying to defend themselves and their families in the end. I agree with you on harsher screenings as a whole but criminals are gonna be criminals and get things like that regardless

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Anonymous #5 2w

Some humanities major crashing out at engineering

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Anonymous #53 2w

your stupid

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Anonymous #49 2w

not the fucking time

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Anonymous #29 2w

Ok I’m glad I’m not the only one who was caught off guard by that word choice 😭

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Anonymous #4 2w

yall are so dramatic who gives af if they said oof

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Anonymous #55 2w

There are no words. She was so bright. I can’t even believe I have to say was.

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Anonymous #57 2w

My heart hurts for you. Please take care of yourself and seek support from community if possible 🫂

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Anonymous #27 2w

White heterosexual males pass these screenings without any problems and guess who the average school shooter is?

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Anonymous #74 2w

Nah oof is crazy lmao but let’s not drag this for obvious reasons

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Anonymous #45 2w

I’m glad it turned out that way. What I’m wondering is what if there’s more than one good guy with a gun. What if good guy #1 sees gunman pull it out before anyone else, shoots gunman, then good guy #2 thinks it was unprovoked and shoots guy #1? Wouldn’t it be confusing?

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Anonymous #55 2w

this one's more about police but it's a phenomenon in civilians too

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Anonymous #27 2w

Hi.. I am Mr Burglar. I would have burglarized your house but I failed the screening process. California has the most mass shootings and it has nothing to do with population size and more to do with their gun laws. How come all the places with the strictest gun control have the most shootings? I see people running around social media laughing when people die and got the nerve to blame everything else but the bad energy that they are a part of. Down vote this idgaf. It’s only the truth

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Anonymous #36 2w

wait there’s been a shooting at the dorms at csusm??

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Anonymous #4 2w

I agree. Blame the coward that did this. I never woke up and said it is a good day to take the life of another person. It is all on him. Not mental health. Not guns. No one but the coward who did it. He was definitely mentally ill but mental health in general is not to blame. When you see people glorifying the deaths of others and when people cheer for violence, it creates the perfect storm for the opportunistic cowards. There can be causes but not everyone is effected the same

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Anonymous #82 2w

Unfortunately 😔

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Anonymous #58 2w

Its actually not that serious, it’s like someone so wow or omg, dont get ur panties in a bunch

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Anonymous #83 2w

Because we have all been desensitized to it. Regardless it is still lives that were lost

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Anonymous #58 2w

y’all are so weird for acting like that was a bad thing. dude literally gave condolences

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Anonymous #81 2w

I’m not saying the shooting was a big deal i’m saying they’re overreacting to “oof” when it’s an expression??? We have bigger issues…

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Anonymous #83 2w

Wasn’t*

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Anonymous #81 2w

how come it’s not on the news or anything like that i can’t find it on google

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Anonymous #82 2w

Type in Brown college shooting

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Anonymous #82 2w

its everywhere

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Anonymous #32 2w

Update: Theres a person of interest, no clue if thats them or not

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Anonymous #81 2w

not all gun control is meant to stop all gun violence. it's a chilling effect. 2 week holds on new purchases help cut down on suicide and heat-of-the-moment domestic violence. mental health screenings help cut down the number of mentally unstable people obtaining guns. background checks help cut down the number of criminally intentioned people obtaining them 21+ limits on alcohol and tobacco don't prevent all minors from obtaining those intoxicants yet they still help *drastically* reduce it

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Anonymous #81 2w

also so far in 2025 the top states for mass shootings are Illinois (total shootings) and Texas (shootings per million residents) Texas also has the highest number of deaths and Illinois has the highest number of injuries California is third for total shootings and number of injuries, but not even top five for shootings per million residents nor top five for deaths

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Anonymous #81 2w

we have a few weeks left for those stats to change but the majority of the top 10 states each year for many years are typically red states with very pro gun attitudes and laws

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Anonymous #81 2w

this is by total shootings you're saying Illinois, Texas, Florida, Pennsylvania, Georgia, Louisiana, Michigan, North Carolina, South Dakota and Virginia all have "the strictest gun control" ???

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Anonymous #81 2w

here's it by shootings per million residents so maybe you actually meant that Louisiana Mississippi, Illinois, Sourh Carolina, Alabama, Georgia Pennsylvania, Nebraska, Michigan and Tennessee all have "the strictest gun control" ???

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Anonymous #13 2w

Chicago, Baltimore, Philadelphia, Houston, Lis Angels, NYC, Boston, New Orleans, Atlanta etc are ALL blue run cities and death traps tor minorities. You left that part out. Its a DEMOCRAT problem you know the party of slavery, crime bills, Jim Crow, and the KKK

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Anonymous #13 2w

You people pretend to care about minorities so much but ignore the death. That is white privilege and racism.

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Anonymous #81 2w

"you people" 🤣 babe i'm black and not a democrat population density is a major factor, cities are densely populated, and cities tend to be more progressive than non-urban areas, but 𝙘𝙤𝙧𝙧𝙚𝙡𝙖𝙩𝙞𝙤𝙣 ≠ 𝙘𝙖𝙪𝙨𝙖𝙩𝙞𝙤𝙣 and you never proved that all these shootings happened in cities or even blue areas, whereas i did prove that they most often happen most in pro gun red states

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Anonymous #81 2w

most mass shooters are white male conservatives. most domestic terrorists are white male conservatives i'll ask again, are you saying those states have the strictest gun control? please answer or i'll assume you've conceded that your claim was bullshit

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Anonymous #81 2w

it's interesting to consider whether or not the shooters themselves are democrats. as we've seen from many shootings, shooters often target places like non-white churches or majority black grocery stores which tend to be in more urban areas. we've seen people cross state and county lines to engage in attacks. so whether or not it happened in a city doesn't necessarily mean it's a democrat/blue issue - it may be the exact opposite; conservatives targeting blue (particularly non-white) areas

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Anonymous #13 2w

Lies. They are leftists. Charlie Kirk, every trans and school shooter. The guy who killed those Minnesota politicians. What is Antifa again? Blaming the other guys for what your side does is just ridiculous. What about the mass shootings in blue run cities? How come those black lives never matter? Now that is racist

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Anonymous #13 2w

Ive seen a lot of the opposite actually

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Anonymous #13 2w

Name them do I can post the facts. Your side never had facts. You run around all emotional and never have any facts. Name one so I can show you how misinformed you really are

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Anonymous #81 2w

ok bud you're clearly deranged and continually dodging actual conversation so i'll assume you've conceded all your bullshit unsubstantiated claims. go take a nap or a shower or both. whatever helps you stabilize

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Anonymous #13 2w

So where is the footage? I learned that the left just makes stuff up. I am old enough to remember when both you and Trump ran around calling covid shots safe. You lied about Epstein when it was Democrats in the files. The fake pictures of the orange man with redacted faces because they were or age says a lot. Just like how the Epstein victims cleared Trump yet you people keep going. It is a clown show

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Their claim was that these shootings happen most in red states with pro gun attitudes and they already sent research on the issue to back it up Your claim was "Lies. They are leftists" which you've failed to prove in any way because it's a media narrative not a fact

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Anonymous #89 2w

And who published this

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Anonymous #61 2w

factually.co based on DHS reporting

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Anonymous #61 2w

Btw #61 were you planning on posting any evidence to back your anecdotal claim that you've "seen a lot of the opposite"? I was hoping you would but now you're just demanding others prove their claims when yours never was in the first place

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Anonymous #61 2w

*the first one is based on DHS reporting. the second one is based on a variety of government analysis

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Anonymous #89 2w

So name the exact shooting and suspect. You can’t do that can you 🤡🤡🤡

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Anonymous #81 2w

What the fvck are you yapping about kid? We're talking about broad trends of shootings and how they're made up mostly of right wing white men. There is no "exact" shooting because right wingers have committed *many* in the past couple decades, which we've already provided evidence of. You're just going "lalalalalala 🙈🙉" and pivoting every time we post proof. Doesn't even make sense. You've substantiated *absolutely nothing* buddy

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Anonymous #89 2w

i don't think this person has the range for this discussion. for some reason they think a conversation about broad trends in motivations for shootings should focus on "footage" of an "exact shooting" 🤣 they obviously just want to spin a narrative based on cherry picked examples. all the evidence and research we're sending is going right over their head

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Anonymous #89 2w

So you can’t name them. One of us has got to be lying and it isn’t me. Who does that leave? I actually followed the stories and didn’t run to the internet parroting what others were saying with absolutely zero evidence. Name just one. Charlie Kirk alone proves you are a liar. The facts don’t change because you don’t except reality

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Anonymous #81 2w

you haven't provided a single piece of evidence

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Anonymous #81 2w

Buffalo shooting, 2022 Payton S Gendron

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Anonymous #81 2w

"i followed the stories" while providing no evidence, research or proof just shows you're a gullible target for media propaganda, not somebody who cares about facts or reality

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Anonymous #81 2w

Every time you fail to back anything you say with evidence and demand we show more is just another opportunity for us to dog walk you and your nonsense arguments. Now I see why you're so salty. You can't show anything you believe to be true. That would be a miserable existence

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Anonymous #89 2w

they just keep dancing around their own burden of proof 😭 i hope this person is a recent high school grad cuz otherwise this is deeply embarrassing

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just did

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Anonymous #36 2w

Sending love from UNC. This happened to us in 2023 and was the scariest thing I've ever experienced

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Anonymous #91 2w

Atleast ours was a targeted shooting. The guy only wanted to kill one guy. Couldve happened in his house and it wouldnt have been as scary on campus. Theirs was a mass shooting which is super scary. Also ours our police force immediately got on scene and was atleast comforting

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Anonymous #61 2w

this isnt a good thing?

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Anonymous #88 2w

Im just saying that obviously its not good but unc aas a targeted shooting and the guy wasnt trying to kill everyone whereas at brown the guy was so it was a lot more scary

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Anonymous #58 2w

Okay calm down dawg

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Anonymous #76 2w

They continued to drag it

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Anonymous #13 2w

The cities are blue though. Why do people always excuse evil and attribute it to others while never admitting that their gods can do any wrong

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Anonymous #81 2w

You left that part out. Why are all the big blue cities death traps? You cant say that about every red state though

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Anonymous #93 2w

it means like they might be intubated and seriously injured and monitored but their stats/vitals aren’t dropping they aren’t like bleeding out or requiring extra oxygen or smth

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Anonymous #38 2w

I guess that’s true

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Anonymous #4 2w

Dont apologize live your true self

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Anonymous #58 2w

“actually what the fuck” stfu

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Anonymous #81 2w

concessions you've made so far: 1) top states for mass shootings are red states (evidence provided) 2) right wingers make up the majority of mass shooters and domestic terrorist killings (evidence provided) 3) provided no evidence that these shootings happened in blue areas or cities, just claims

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Anonymous #81 2w

4) ignored clear examples of right wingers still not a single piece of supporting evidence from you lmao

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Anonymous #13 2w

Yo can you stop making this so political and just mourn the peers we have lost?!

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Anonymous #61 2w

That’s horrible!

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Anonymous #62 2w

I’m glad they are all safe!

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Anonymous #58 2w

Bro sybau it’s not the end of the world

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Anonymous #19 2w

As sad as it is Australia did heavily restrict guns and they just had a worse mass shooting than the United States. I pray for everyone involved I don’t care if the perpetrator is left wing or right wing he has whats coming to him!

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Anonymous #100 2w

Gun control has never worked. Signed Chicago.

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Anonymous #32 2w

i would encourage you to read the discussion to see that it was not i who was "making this so political" (it's also important to note that all instances of mass violence are inherently political as it is a matter of law/criminality/policy) if you want to mourn in peace i strongly advise against going into anonymous forums / posts online (: have a great day - i hope you're able to process and cope with this in the ways you need ❤️

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Anonymous #32 2w

I’m one of the people who lost someone. Thoughts and prayers won’t bring my friend back. Mourning won’t bring her back. Not even policy and change will bring her back. But do you know what policy and change can do? They can prevent this from happening to another family and community.

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Anonymous #57 2w

i'm very sorry for your loss 💐❤️ your advocacy is powerful. i hope you keep speaking up for your friend and others like her, and are able to process this and heal

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Anonymous #13 2w

Thank you. I’ve been speaking about gun control long before it impacted me personally. We’re all still in shock. Today we grieve. Tomorrow we organize.

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Anonymous #57 2w

✊🏿✊🏾✊🏽✊🏼✊🏻 here's to a better tomorrow

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Anonymous #57 2w

Your friend was not a price I’m willing to pay for our current system. We need thoughtful regulations now. We can preserve the second amendment while also making it harder for this to happen. And we need to improve mental healthcare access and set up tip lines and early detection systems to catch individuals who show early warning signs. I’m so sorry for your loss and I’m terrified this could happen to me or my friends

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Anonymous #32 2w

It’s not okay to shut down discussion of how we can try to fix this.

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do you think kirk prayed for his political opponents when he encouraged his audience to bail out the assailant who attempted to murder them? if so, do you think it was before or after making this comment?

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Anonymous #55 2w

We need strict regulations that mirror countries where this rarely happens/doesn’t happen at all. The tragedy in Australia was the only shooting they’ve suffered all year. The shooting at Brown is just another one on the pile—we’ve had more shootings than days of the year. When will it end? When will we see that their systems work and ours doesn’t?

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Anonymous #57 2w

Regulations won’t help, the USA isn’t like australia or any other country. We have more guns than people, even if we enact strict regulations it won’t change. Even states with strict regulations still face gun violence higher than other places of equal size in the world, it’s a strictly American problem that needs an AMERICAN solution, we cant copy

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Anonymous omar_little 2w

Mf ain’t no one taking my guns

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Anonymous #65 2w

"regulations won't help" is what people said about seat belt laws, alcohol and tobacco age limits, and nearly every other regulation on purchasing or using dangerous/harmful products. yet here we are with fewer car related deaths/permanent injuries, fewer minors becoming lifelong addicts or dying from consumption related diseases, starting fires, or getting hurt from things like PM medicines, etc. you can't make that prediction and saying it with confidence doesn't make it true

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Anonymous #65 2w

“Regulations won’t help” doesn’t logically follow from the rest of your comment. Yes we are a different country with a unique situation, therefore we will need a different regulatory strategy

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Anonymous #19 2w

I’m getting a gin in the future four times POM pepper spray is not good enough. It’s a portable protection wherever you go. If we don’t have guns, then bad people will have the upper hand, which they already get to decide the time and place of a crime.

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Anonymous #29 2w

Some people just express themselves that way

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Anonymous #28 2w

Is the staff offering counseling?

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Anonymous #81 2w

we have CAPS and they’ve been really supportive throughout this

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Anonymous #82 2w

Not CSUSM’s UVA dorms but the University of Virginia which is always referred to as UVA.

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Anonymous #58 2w

You’re a loser

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Anonymous #29 2w

That’s what your first thought went to? Shut the fuck up loser

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Smoking that Kirk pack

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Anonymous #29 2w

Oof is the equivalent of ouch. So yeah I understand the cursing 😭 but some people actually do be talking like that I guess… can’t change how someone’s vocab is I guess… the whole situation is horrible I can’t believe this happened this week…

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Anonymous #57 2w

I’m sorry for your loss. Im sure she was an amazing person. All the best people seem to fall victims to these tragedies. I wish you the best in this time of recovery 🙏

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Anonymous #53 2w

Yeah your lil pea shooter against a bomb to the face from the military.

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Anonymous #100 1w

That’s a little misleading because the shooting is definitely bad but the USA has had many worse shootings than that. It’s a horrible shooting and a tragedy but it’s only worse than this specific shooting in the USA and not the USA’s mass shootings in general.

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Anonymous #86 1w

Don’t underestimate strength in numbers

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Anonymous #53 1w

😂😂if the gov’t wanted to take your weapons 1) you wouldn’t know 2) by the time you do, you’d either either be dead or your ass is grass

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Anonymous #86 1w

You’re stupid. Like actually. I’m not gonna elaborate, it should be common sense. Go say that to any Ai and see what it says. I doubt you can find the answer yourself because you’re probably too dimwitted

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Anonymous #76 1w

Good luck on the revolution bud, I’m sure you’ll last lmfao

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Anonymous #76 1w

lmao one combat controller with access to ground and air support would obliterate any resistance you think you could put up if the gov really wanted your weapons. they've literally dropped C4 on their targets and nearby civilians and then forced firefighters to stand by as the resulting fires burned down entire city blocks where children were present (MOVE movement). your little LARP buddies are not vietcong or guerrillas. they are out of shape basement dwellers with active imaginations

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Anonymous #95 1w

Me when I’m ret4rted and refuse to educate myself

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Anonymous #49 1w

LOL

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Anonymous #49 1w

shut up

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Anonymous #75 1w

I’m a white heterosexual male with 0 record and no problems at all having followed the law and not caused any issues and it still took me forever to get it. Gun background checks are honestly perfectly equal where everyone has to go through it excruciatingly 😂

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Anonymous #81 1w

look up what the party switch was technically what the republican party is today would be the party that supported that stuff

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Anonymous #111 1w

That never happened and it is impossible to happen. Then how come they are more evil today than back then and the democrats are even more racist? They think they are the saviors of any race but only accept those who think like them. That is not a party switch and if you look it up you will see that that is a lie

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Anonymous #81 1w

Yet have always been a cancer to every race. They are in it for themselves. What have they done for minorities? Gee thanks for the genocidal Planned Parenthoods and reigning over the major crime cities. Liberals have an excuse for everything. Imagine if all lives mattered besides the ones they think mattered.

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Anonymous #81 1w

Do you even hear yourself rn 😭

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Anonymous #61 1w

Yo Bud I rather get killed in my own home then jeopardize other students/kids

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source?

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Or maybe they only make densely populated and at risk areas gun free zones because they are already a target? Correlation isn’t causation.

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Anonymous mother_russia 1w

Yet they have the highest crime. It obviously is having the opposite effect

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Anonymous #81 1w

Per capita?

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Anonymous #81 1w

That’s genuinely just false… they don’t have the highest gun related crimes and more shootings don’t happen in gun free zones in general let alone per capita.

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Anonymous mother_russia 1w

Per capita of 100k which classifies them as a big city. Chicago, Baltimore, Philadelphia better yet here is a copy and paste Cities with the highest homicide rates (per capita) in the U.S. often include New Orleans, Memphis, St. Louis, Baltimore, and Washington D.C., with rates around 30-40+ per 100,000 people,

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Anonymous mother_russia 1w

Top Cities by Homicide Rate (Per 100,000 People - Recent Data) New Orleans, LA: Often leads, with rates around 46 per 100k. Memphis, TN: High rate, around 41 per 100k. St. Louis, MO: Around 38 per 100k. Baltimore, MD & Washington, D.C.: Both have high rates, often around 36 per 100k. Birmingham, AL & Philadelphia, PA: Also feature high rates, with Philly seeing many total homicides but a lower rate (around 26 per 100k).

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Anonymous mother_russia 1w

What was that you were saying again?

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Anonymous #81 1w

Dude 💀 by “per capita” did you think it meant “per city” or something? Because that’s not what it means at all. I don’t know what you want me to do with this list of cities with high homicide rates because it genuinely proves nothing, show me a study (that contains the actual stats and process of data not just a claim with no evidence) that actually shows no gun zones causing higher rates of shootings

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Anonymous mother_russia 1w

It is per city🤡🤡🤡 100k capita per CITY. If is only in the title. So now it means what you want it to believe and not what it says? Tf is wrong with you people 😂😂

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Anonymous #81 1w

I’m going to emphasize “causing” because correlation is not at all sufficient evidence for anything. Obviously places that are at higher risk for shootings would take more precautions against shootings like making no gun zones or stricter regulations, but you have to show the rates went up after the no gun zones were enacted and they were the cause

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Anonymous mother_russia 1w

Oh and New Orleans is one of the smallest cities in that group and its higher than larger cities further debunking what you just said

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Anonymous mother_russia 1w

Actually the cause is liberal politics. Who runs these cities again? Gun control is just one of its policies. How is gun control working for Mexico City? 10k murders 😭😭

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Anonymous #81 1w

Oml dude you literally just looked up “per capita” with your claim and copy pasted the results without thinking if they actually was the same thing we were talking about 💀

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Anonymous mother_russia 1w

So u can move the goalposts and talk about whatever you want but want to put stipulations on people? I don’t think so. How has gun control worked out for Mexico City? Venezuela? Anywhere in history. I guess criminals see gun free zones and run in fear 😂😂 the murder rates dispute that.

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Anonymous mother_russia 1w

At least I have facts. Where are your sources? You are making it all up. So in your fake world criminals see gun free zones and do not enter 😂

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Anonymous #81 1w

You’ve debunked nothing 😬 I’m gonna leave now because I don’t believe you have proper reading comprehension to understand what was meant when we asked you about per capita and what the difference between correlation and causation is. If you’re trolling as someone with low IQ, you pull it off well

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Anonymous mother_russia 1w

You specifically said that that gun free zones prevent crimes. I posted FACTS that proved you made it up. Show me the cities then. You are also not that bright because where there is a higher population you should expect more deaths. That is only common sense. So explain these liberal run cities always being the murder capitals year in and year out?

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Anonymous mother_russia 1w

So just move the goalposts hoping you score a point? Nope. Its the 4th quarter and you are down 68-0 with three seconds left… just have dome pride and punt the ball. You still can’t answer a basic question. How do gun free zones stop criminals? The stats say they make things worse and that has always been the case in history

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Anonymous #81 1w

I have messaged you with links to three articles all just showing the raw data and conclusions. I can provide more and deeper explanations as to why these things happen and how to honestly show data if you actually want to learn, but the only real studies done (actual studies not random stats you push together to try to make something seem causal) show they don’t cause more shootings.

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Anonymous mother_russia 1w

I have low IQ but you pretty much told the world that gun free zones prevent crime. I obviously have more intelligence than you. The FACTS say you are wrong so I don’t have to 😂

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Anonymous mother_russia 1w

There you go just making stuff up. The numbers come from the FBI 😭🤡

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Anonymous #81 1w

I sent you the links so you can read them or not 🫡 I would recommend a stats class or even just reading up on correlation vs causation. I’ve said my piece 👋

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Anonymous mother_russia 1w

You sent me links and they don’t dispute the facts. Chicago had 9 shootings last weekend alone and thats a low number compared to weekends where there are dozens. They call it Chiraq for a reason. It has strict gun control. How is that working out?

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Anonymous mother_russia 1w

So how come when the National Guard who have guns enter Memphis and Washington DC crime went way down?

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Anonymous #53 1w

Newsflash bud, you and your silly little gun stand no chance against the government and all the things they have access to.

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Anonymous #115 1w

thats not even true and if it were true then no one would advocate for our data privacy or oppose ai

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