Why don't these murderers obey the law?

Curious Cdn

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They are obeying the law of the jungle. Take the Second Ammendment, add a population of morons and ...
 

Curious Cdn

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Yup. Christ woudda had a shiny new carbine.

 

AnnaG

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Maybe AnneG should be one of the say 100 security guards that are at this collage or at a collage near her home. With that many security guards on duty there would for sure not be any gun fights. With a base pay of say $60,000 per year for each guard the cost would only be $6,000,000 a year, plus benefits, of say 15-20%, and the students could easily cover that with a increase in tuition. Or the tax payers would approve a tax increase to cover same. Maybe an alternate would be that every person in USA be allowed to carry a semi automatic machine gun with them at all times.
100? Really? You sure are free with OPM, aren't you? (That's a rhetorical question: it means "asked in order to produce an effect or to make a statement rather than to elicit information.")
So how would you have handled it? Take away the phones so the cops wouldn't even be called?
 

tay

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What about the 3rd....?

The 18-year-old was in the writing class where a killer opened fire Thursday, killing nine at Umpqua Community College in Oregon's deadliest mass shooting.

McGowan told family members that the gunman didn't specifically target Christians but asked them about faith. The shooter, apparently planning to die during the massacre, told students: "I'll see you soon" or "I'll meet you soon."

The 26-year-old gunman, Christopher Sean Harper-Mercer, told everyone to move toward the center of the room.

"The shooter would call a person: 'You, stand up,'" Salas said, recalling what her son told her. "And then he would ask them if they were a Christian, knew God, or had religion. And it wasn't like it was stated on TV. It wasn't about that he was just trying to pinpoint Christians, no."

The shooter would tell them it wouldn't hurt.

At one point, Salas said, McGowan heard the shooter tell someone: "You, with the glasses, stand up."

His friend, Lucas Eibel, wore glasses and was among the students killed.

The shooter singled out one person in the room to live, McGowan told his mom. "I want you to be able to tell the cops about me, or something like that," Salas said of the directive.

Gunman in Oregon college shooting executed classmates, saying 'I'll see you soon' | OregonLive.com
 

Locutus

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One of these photos is not like the other.


Take a very close look also at the width and shape of the nose in the altered photo.




mo' old stocking whiteness, less black triggers needed.

anyway kids, here's more from 4chan the night before his dirty deed done cheap:

The Curious Case of Oregon Shooter Chris Harper-Mercer – A Social Media Profile Shaped, Modified and Deleted… | The Last Refuge



UPDATES: Shooter Identified – Oregon Community College Shooting – Pre Planned Act of Jihad – Warning Posted Yesterday…
 

tay

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A fundraising campaign to cover Oregon shooting hero Chris Mintz’s medical costs has gone viral — raising more than $650,000 in just one day.

The 30-year-old Army veteran was shot seven times while trying to block gunman Chris Harper Mercer from entering his classroom at Umpqua Community College in Roseburg.

Mintz took three bullets after Mercer forced open the door.

The North Carolina native also suffered two broken legs, family members said.

“Yesterday my cousin Chris Mintz was shot 7 times while trying to protect others from the gunman at Umpqua Community College,” reads the message on his GoFundMe page.

“He is a father, a veteran, a student, and now he's a hero.”

Mintz’s act of heroism touched hearts across the world.

The GoFundMe campaign set up in his name listed a goal of $10,000. It was exceeded in a matter of hours.

Fundraiser for Ore. shooting hero raises more than $650K