Mass Shooting in Ohio

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Orangeslice13 said:
A lack of a father in their lives.
And no male influences during their development years.
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Not just a father ...family , neighborhood and community dynamics . When I was growing up I was lucky enough to come from a large family that helped each other do , build and fix everything . I learned how to do things from my parents , uncles , aunts and grandparents . You also helped your neighbor and community the same way and there was never a payment expected . My dad always said that having friends and family is worth more than any amount of money . He was right . I’ve always helped any time I could and in return I’ve always had help any time I’ve needed it . I think we are missing these core values today .
 
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0nelilreb said:
Not just a father ...family , neighborhood and community dynamics . When I was growing up I was lucky enough to come from a large family that helped each other do , build and fix everything . I learned how to do things from my parents , uncles , aunts and grandparents . You also helped your neighbor and community the same way and there was never a payment expected . My dad always said that having friends and family is worth more than any amount of money . He was right . I’ve always helped any time I could and in return I’ve always had help any time I’ve needed it . I think we are missing these core values today .
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Like I said. We had guns everywhere and we’re not shooting each other. And family like yours was the norm.
I went to HIXSON. A large fight broke out between a bunch of us from HIXSON and rival high school kids from Redbank. There were probably 40 kids in this fight. And probably 40 guns in trucks at that fight. Nobody went for a gun it wasn’t even thought to be an option. Again guns aren’t the problem so what else has changed
 
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Franklin Pierce said:
CNN to Host Second Gun Control Town Hall After Shootings

Network hosted similar town hall after Parkland shooting

CNN is hosting a gun control town hall following mass shootings in El Paso, Texas, and Dayton, Ohio, over the weekend.

The network announced in a tweet on Monday that Prime Time host Chris Cuomo will lead a discussion on August 7 in the slot where his 9:00 p.m. show airs.
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Orangeslice13 said:
Like I said. We had guns everywhere and we’re not shooting each other. And family like yours was the norm.
I went to HIXSON. A large fight broke out between a bunch of us from HIXSON and rival high school kids from Redbank. There were probably 40 kids in this fight. And probably 40 guns in trucks at that fight. Nobody went for a gun it wasn’t even thought to be an option. Again guns aren’t the problem so what else has changed
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I said it earlier, as our society has moved left, our societal problems have increased.
 
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Mick said:
The only thing the dems have done in the past twenty years is try to make healthcare affordable so that can't be it.
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You cant deny that we as a society are much more left than anytime in our history. Conservatives today are further left than democrats 30-40 years ago. We are much more liberal socially and fiscally.
 
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The circle of life ... the right starts a country , everybody moves to the center , then to the left , the country collapses , a new one is made .
 
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rjd970 said:
Makes sense I didn’t get the reference then. I haven’t followed any of the crazies.
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How can you interract on a political web boad and not know about that evil bitch from Somalia and what she said. I'm not buying for one second that you didnt know that reference.
 
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evillawyer said:
So, for the sake of argument, let's suppose it is true that most mass shooters come from fatherless families. What should we do about it? Force parents to stay together? Force fathers to marry the women they knock up? Bar the sale of guns to kids from families with no father? Those all seem much bigger infringements of liberty than common sense gun control measures.
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That is no more ridiculous than the solutions the left has offered up.

How about we stop welfare payments for any more than 2 kids? Get knowked up 10 times, you better learn how to stretch a dollar or use a condom. Tough love there slick.
 
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The gunman who fatally shot nine people -- including his sister -- and injured more than two dozen in Dayton, Ohio, early Sunday was “anti-Second Amendment” and “never spit out a conservative opinion on gun control,” according to a former classmate and friend.

The 24-year-old gunman, who was killed by police less than a minute after he opened fire with an AR-15-style rifle outside a crowded bar, attended Bellbrook High School with Will El-Fakir, the Dayton Daily News reported. Although Fox News has identified him, neither his name nor his photo are being aired or published unless necessary for clarity.

El-Fakir told the paper he stopped talking to him five months ago after the future killer held a gun to his head.

El-Fakir told the paper that his former pal was “definitely not a right-leaning person. His political views definitely leaned to the left. And believe it or not, he was actually pro-gun control. He was actually anti-Second Amendment.”

“I don’t know if this is the motive that made him snap,” El-Fakir told the Dayton Daily News.

In the last months of their friendship, El-Fakir said his troubled friend was getting violent with pals and surveyed bars as good places to do “damage.”

A Twitter feed which appears to have belonged to the suspect also showed left-leaning tweets lamenting the 2016 election of President Trump. The account @iamthespookster didn't bear his name, but did show selfies that resembled known photos of him.

Twitter took the account down late Sunday, fueling speculation that it belonged to the gunman. The killer also appeared to support 2020 Democratic presidential contender Sen. Elizabeth Warren of Massachusetts, according to The Associated Press.


So, if we follow what has happened in politics after El Paso, are we safe to assume that Sen. Warren should be called out for her hateful rhetoric that inspired this shooter to carry out his nefarious deeds?

Are we also to consider that, since this shooter was anti-Second Amendment and anti-Trump, that his motives could have been to set up an incident to help infringe upon Second Amendment Rights and hurt the President?

Liberal Logic 101.

I don't believe the above nor do I believe all the BS a lot of Democrat candidates for President have been spouting either. I do believe they will say and promise anything to help themselves though. Never let a good crisis go to waste.
 
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Mick said:
The only thing the dems have done in the past twenty years is try to make healthcare affordable so that can't be it.
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I can personally give you the names of 10 people that will tell you that you are FOS.
 
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