NRAstanissa ammuskeltiin, taas

[maata kairaavat lantakuoriaiset]

Joku ei-valkoinen kommunistiarmeija kun alkaisi haalimaan vitusti aseita niin varmaan saataisiin edes vähän tiukempi kontrolli aikaan.

Niin kuin Mustat pantterit vai? Tää ase kysymys ei kyllä jenkeissä seuraa ihan tommosia rajoja.

[Pipo]

Joku ei-valkoinen kommunistiarmeija kun alkaisi haalimaan vitusti aseita niin varmaan saataisiin edes vähän tiukempi kontrolli aikaan.

Niin kuin Mustat pantterit vai? Tää ase kysymys ei kyllä jenkeissä seuraa ihan tommosia rajoja.

Jep, noissa paramilitaari jne. keisseissähän omalla tavallaan kiinnostavaa että se aseiden olemassaolo on vain selviö, turvallisuusviranomaiset ja poliisi sitten vain sopeutuu siihen ja vastaa joko likaisin keinoin kuten solutus tai ihan hemmetinmoisella aseellisella ylivoimalla.

Toki onhan noita ollut tapauksia jossa asesäätely on toiminut viime kädessä tragedian sytyttäjänä niinko Waco (automaattiaseet) tai Ruby Ridge (myydyt katkaistut haulikot).

[Herrasmies Asetus Tehtaalla]

jokainen ammuskelu lisää aseiden vastustusta -> aseiden vastustus lisää a-luokan lihansyöjäasejunttien huolta siitä että aseet kielletään -> aseita pitää hamstrata siltä varalta että kielto tapahtuu ja että suvakkeja vituttaisi = myynti kasvaa

[overgrown reptilian]

https://www.independent.co.uk/news/worl ... 69432.html

Michigan school shooting: Ethan Crumbley’s parents charged with involuntary manslaughter
Charging decision for Jennifer and James Crumbley comes three days after their son allegedly killed four at Oxford High School

Michigan school shooting suspect Ethan Crumbley’s parents have been charged with involuntary manslaughter in connection with the deadly massacre earlier this week.

Oakland County Prosecutor Karen McDonald’s office filed the charges against James and Jennifer Crumbley, the Associated Press reported on Friday, three days after their 15-year-old son allegedly opened fire in the halls of Oxford High School, killing four classmates and wounding seven others. The parents each face four counts of involuntary manslaughter.

Ms McDonald announced the charges at a press conference at noon and said she filed them because while Mr Crumbley is the one who pulled the trigger, “there are other individuals who contributed to this”. “It is my intention to hold them accountable,” she said.

The prosecutor noted that the involuntary manslaughter charge is the strongest allowed under the law, which states that the parents of a child who violates firearm-related statutes on school property or in a school vehicle can be held criminally liable if the parent knew the child’s intentions or furthered their actions.

Mr Crumbley’s mother Jennifer texted him “Ethan, don’t do it” after she heard reports of an active shooter at his school, Ms McDonald said on Friday.

When he heard the reports, the suspect’s father James called 911 to report a gun was missing, officials said.

The gun Mr Crumbley allegedly used - a Sig Sauer 9mm model SP 2022 - had been stored in an unlocked drawer at the family’s home, according to Ms McDonald. The suspect went with his father to purchase the gun on Black Friday and then posted about trying out his “new Christmas present” on social media.

Ms McDonald also provided new details about the two incidents that prompted teachers to raise alarms about Mr Crumbley’s behaviour prior to the shooting.

On Monday, a teacher reportedly found Mr Crumbley searching for ammunition on his cellphone. His parents were alerted, and his mother Jennifer allegedly texted him: “LOL I’m not mad at you, you have to learn not to get caught.”

On Tuesday, a different teacher found on a note on Mr Crumbley’s desk which featured a drawing of a handgun a bullet with the words: “The thoughts won’t stop, help me” and “blood everywhere”.

Mr Crumbley’s parents were called in as a result of the note, but fought to have him return to class, Ms McDonald said.

The prosecutor went on to call the parents’ failure to prevent Tuesday’s shooting “criminal”.

“I have tremendous compassion and empathy for parents who have children who are struggling and at risk for whatever reason. And I am no means saying an active shooter situation should always result in a criminal prosecution against parents,” she said.

“But the facts of this case are so egregious, reading this document, looking at it, reading the words ‘help me, with a gun, blood everywhere,’ this doesn’t just have impact [on] me as a prosecutor and lawyer, it impacts me as a mother. The notion that a parent could read those words and also know their son had access to a deadly weapon, that they gave him, is unconscionable and I think it’s criminal. It is criminal.”

[Nahkanuijan nuupauttaja]

Denverissä uusnatsi ampui viisi.
https://edition.cnn.com/2021/12/28/us/d ... index.html

A gunman killed 5 people and wounded others in a shooting spree across the Denver area, police say

A gunman killed five people and wounded several others, including a police officer, Monday evening in a sprawling spree across the Denver metro area that included a car chase and gunfights with police, authorities said.

The suspect, who was shot and killed by police, was identified as Lyndon James McLeod, 47, Denver Police Chief Paul Pazen said during a news conference Tuesday. Pazen said authorities believe McLeod targeted some of his victims but his motive is unclear.

Denver police previously investigated McLeod in 2020 and early 2021 but charges were never filed, Pazen said.
"This individual was on the radar of law enforcement," said Pazen, who did not give further information on the previous investigations.

Spoiler:

The gunman allegedly opened fire at multiple locations in the city and county of Denver, Pazen said late Monday at a news conference. There were more shooting locations in the suburb of Lakewood, about eight miles west of downtown Denver.

The rampage is among the latest of more than 675 mass shootings in the United States so far this year that left four or more people dead or injured, according to Gun Violence Archive.
The Denver-area shootings began just after 5 p.m. Monday when two women were killed and a man was injured at First Avenue and Broadway in the city's busy South Broadway neighborhood, Pazen said. The injured man was taken to a local hospital and is in critical condition as of Tuesday, but is expected to survive, Commander Matt Clark with Denver police said Tuesday.

Denver Police then received a call about a burglary nearby where Clark said the suspect was able to break into a building and shoot at people there, but they escaped uninjured.
A man was then shot and killed in his home several blocks away at 12th Avenue and Williams Street near Cheesman Park, Clark said.

Shots were also fired near the Denver Health Emergency Department by Sixth Avenue and Cherokee Street, with no injuries reported there, Pazen said Monday night.
Denver Police officers identified a vehicle -- a black Ford -- linked to this incident and chased it, leading to an exchange of gunfire between the suspect and officers, Pazen said.
"We believe the individual, after disabling the police car, fled into Lakewood," he said.

Police in Lakewood then got a call of shots fired at the Lucky 13 Tattoo parlor on Kipling Street just before 6 p.m., Lakewood Police spokesman John Romero said during a news conference. Danny Schofield, 38, was pronounced dead at that scene.
The gunman then made his way to the Hyatt House Hotel in the Belmar Shopping Center where he allegedly shot Sarah Steck, a 28-year-old hotel worker, Romero said. Steck's condition was unknown Monday night but police said Tuesday that she had passed away.

The suspect was confronted by an unnamed Lakewood police officer in the Belmar Shopping area and the two exchanged gunfire, police said. The officer was shot one time, but was able to compose herself and fatally shoot the suspect. The officer is expected to recover from her injuries, Romero said.

Ketjun alkuun

[Pipo]

Tulisko tässä Arberyn keississä nyt jotain tuomioita kummiskin, kun kuvaajakin on pidätetty osallisuudesta murhaan:
*snip*

tuli

Ahmaud Arbery verdict: three men found guilty of murdering Black man as he jogged
Travis McMicheal, Greg McMichael and William ‘Roddie’ Bryan all face the possibility of life in prison

https://www.theguardian.com/us-news/202 ... ict-guilty

Hyvät tuomiot, toivottavasti rangaistuksen pituus nasahtaa vielä kohdilleen.

Silti, vieläkin ihmetyttää miten nää murhamiehet olivat teon jälkeen melkein 3kk vapailla jaloilla.

Jep elikkäs elinkautinen ilman mahdollisuutta ehdonalaiseen isälle ja pojalle jotka olivat ampumahommissa ja kuvaajaukolle elinkautinen mahdollisuudella ehdonalaiseen. Kovat, suhteessa rangaistuskäytäntöön oikeudenmukaiset tuomiot ja mielestäni ihan hyvä kysymys että olisko nää jorkit päässeet paljon helpommalla jos ampumisesta ei olisi ollut selkeää kuvamateriaalia.

[Liskomies]

Menin lukemaan Foxin uutisen tuosta tuomiosta ja on kyllä aikamoinen mallikappale tekstistä missä pyritään tekemään tilanteesta sopivan epäselvää omalle yleisölle, että kyseessä ei ollut kolme rasistista punaniskaa lynkkaysmentaliteetilla vaan ikävä välikohtaus joka lähti lapasesta.

En linkkaa tänne.

[Hardcore-Mummo]

Concert Shooting In Eugene, Oregon Leaves Six People Hospitalized

https://www.spin.com/2022/01/concert-sh ... pitalized/

[MC Nigga T]

Suspect in custody after multiple people shot at Buffalo supermarket, police say

(CNN) A suspect is in custody after multiple people were shot at a supermarket in Buffalo, New York, on Saturday afternoon, police said.

Buffalo police responded to the scene of an "active multiple shooting event" at the Tops Markets on Jefferson Street in the city, according to a tweet from Erie County executive Mark Poloncarz.

Authorities have not yet made public how many people have been impacted by what police have referred to as a mass shooting.

"BPD on scene of a mass shooting at the Tops in the 1200 block of Jefferson Avenue," the Buffalo Police Department tweeted. "Police say multiple people have been struck by gunfire. The shooter is in custody. Motorists and residents are urged to avoid the area."

The Erie County Sheriff's Office expressed its condolences in a tweet following the incident, adding that Sheriff John Garcia "has ordered all available resources and personnel to assist" police.

New York Governor Kathy Hochul tweeted, "I am closely monitoring the shooting at a grocery store in Buffalo. We have offered assistance to local officials. If you are in Buffalo, please avoid the area and follow guidance from law enforcement and local officials."

[Roska Muori]

Milwaukee:ssa oli näemmä toissapäivänä ollut 2 tapausta kanssa. 17 ihmistä haavoittui.
https://www.nytimes.com/2022/05/14/us/m ... trict.html

Erona tietty se että tossa eilisessä yksittäinen ampuja, ikää 18v, ja manifesti. 4chan näyttävästi esillä historiassa, ja Ian Miles Cheong leimaa tyyppiä netisssä vasuriksi, koska IMC on kääpä

[Nahkanuijan nuupauttaja]

[The Amazing Splainer-Man]

Kun normalisoidaan rodunvaihtoteoriaa ja muuta paskaa niin sitten voi käydä tälleen että jengi alkaa ammuskelemaan.

The Buffalo Shooter Isn’t a ‘Lone Wolf.’ He’s a Mainstream Republican

The right-wing extremists who control the modern GOP are all gripped by a racist delusion. The shooter is just the latest to act on it

There’s no such thing as a lone wolf — an appellation often given, in error, to terrorists who act alone, particularly those of the white supremacist variety. There are only those people who, fed a steady diet of violent propaganda and stochastic terror, take annihilatory rhetoric to its logical conclusion.

Such was the case on Saturday, when a teenaged white supremacist named Payton Gendron opened fire in a supermarket in a Black neighborhood in Buffalo, New York, killing 10 people, while livestreaming the carnage on the live-video site Twitch. Prior to the shooting, he had posted a 180-page manifesto in which he laid out his rationale clearly: He was an adherent of what is called Great Replacement Theory, the idea that white people, in the United States and white-majority countries around the world, are being systematically, deliberately outbred and “replaced” by immigrants and ethnic minorities, in a deliberate attempt to rid the world of whiteness. It’s a conspiracy theory that has inspired terror attacks in New Zealand and Pittsburgh, San Diego, and El Paso – an ideology that marries demographic panic with the idea of a cunning, nefarious plot. Reading through the document, what struck me hardest, however, was how very close the killer’s ideas were to the American mainstream – the white-hot core of American politics.

Five years ago, when white supremacists walked down the streets of Charlottesville, Virginia, chanting “Jews will not replace us!” and carrying tiki torches, few people understood their intent – the fact that they were referring to replacement theory. The idea seemed outlandish, even incomprehensible; at the time, it was a fairly obscure rallying cry, based around a 2012 book by French novelist Renaud Camus fearmongering about a nonwhite-majority Europe, absorbed into the fetid stew of white-supremacist cant, where it acquired a vicious antisemitism. For many white supremacists, it is Jews who are orchestrating the “reverse colonization,” as Camus put it, of white countries, in order to more easily manipulate a nonwhite and therefore more malleable general populace. In Gendron’s manifesto, after explaining in detail why he picked the particular supermarket he did — it was in a majority-Black neighborhood with a majority-Black clientele — he felt the need to explain why he did not choose to attack Jews. “[Jews] can be dealt with in time, but the high fertility replacers will destroy us now, it is a matter of survival we destroy them first,” he wrote, before listing his weaponry in detail with price points included — a manual for future murders. While Gendron’s choice to engage in mass slaughter puts him on the radical fringe of those who enforce their beliefs with bullets, and his overt antisemitism differs slightly from vaguer blame of “elites,” “Democrats” and “globalists,” his fixation on white birthrates and demographic change are neither fringe nor particularly unusual. The gnawing fear of a minority-white America has utterly consumed conservative politics for the past half-decade, creating a Republican party whose dual obsessions with nativism and white fertility have engendered a suite of policies engineered to change the nature of the body politic. What unites murderers like Gendron, and the long list of white supremacist attackers he cited with admiration, with the mainstream of the Republican party is the dream of a white nation.

The demographics of the United States are changing, and the share of the population considered white is shrinking. This change is occurring faster than anticipated, thanks to the relative ages of white and nonwhite populations in the country — the nonwhite population trends significantly younger — and all national population growth is being driven by nonwhite groups, according to an analysis by Brookings. This confluence of death, birth, and immigration is in and of itself morally neutral, a matter of the natural ebb and flow of populations over time. But as the era of the white majority nears its end, a revanchist, racist right has treated the facts of demography as an occasion for a sweeping, violent moral panic.

Donald Trump’s ascendance was a key marker of the force of white racial panic; from the moment he launched his candidacy, his overt racism set the party’s agenda, and from the very first, his rhetoric directly provoked racist violence. Far from ebbing as Trump has ceased to be the party’s sole center, however, the tide of white animus has become even more central to a new crop of Congresspeople and candidates.

The Republican Party’s embrace of nativism has been more of a full-on dash than a slow slide, and it has been catalyzed by the vast constellation of right-wing media. Chief among these is the juggernaut that is Fox News. As a New York Times analysis revealed, the network’s flagship prime-time show, Tucker Carlson Tonight, has an obsession with replacement theory: In more than 400 shows the newspaper analyzed, Carlson evoked the idea of forced demographic change through immigration and other methods. Carlson is not alone: A Media Matters examination of Fox’s rhetoric throughout 2021 found that the network fulsomely embraced replacement theory, or, as it is more commonly known among extremists, “white genocide.” Such fears have become commonplace campaign talking points among Republican candidates: Ohio senatorial candidate J.D. Vance recently declared that Democrats are “bringing in a large number of new voters to replace those that are already here”; in Arizona, far-right state senator Wendy Rogers responded to an article about migrants with the ominous message, “We are being replaced and invaded.” Just hours after the mass shooting in Buffalo, Senate candidate Blake Masters posted a video appearance in which he declared that Democrats’ electoral strategy involves bringing in “millions” of immigrants to vote for them. Congresswoman Marjorie Taylor Greene rode extremism into Congress, long after sharing a video that declared that an “unholy alliance of leftists, capitalists, and Zionist supremacists has schemed to promote immigration and miscegenation, with the deliberate aim of breeding us out of existence in our own homelands.” This clamor — from politicians and pundits, candidates and conspiracy theorists — has become the radioactive center of the right’s policy.

Once you understand an obsession with racial composition and white fertility to be the driving engine of Republican politics, a number of seemingly disparate movements begin to fit together into an ugly whole. Some aspects are obvious: The anti-immigrant movement that has seen U.S. refugee admissions at historic lows and asylum seekers marooned in purgatorial camps in Mexico continues to dominate the right-wing airwaves. Historic levels of gerrymandering are ensuring that a diversifying populace remains beholden to the views of a white minority — alongside openly antidemocratic restrictions on voting and changes in election administration.

Other aspects are more veiled, but no less vitriolic. Years of fearmongering about transgender rights, and in particular their influence on youth, are linked to fears of waning fertility: anti-trans demagogues like Abigail Shrier describe trans bodies as “maimed and sterile,” and, as such, a chief motivation for the legion of anti-trans laws passed by state legislatures is the future fertility of trans children born female. The violent antifeminism of a far-right movement that sees women principally as vessels for breeding a new white generation expresses itself in a fixation on a return to “traditional” gender roles. And the culmination of generations of right-wing activism, which will secure the “domestic supply of infants,” as Justice Samuel Alito memorably put it, is poised to arrive in the form of the dissolution of Roe v. Wade. Payton Gendron, and those like him, are listening: like Brenton Tarrant, the mass shooter at a mosque in Christchurch, New Zealand, Gendron opened his manifesto with a screed on the supposedly apocalyptic consequences of “sub-replacement fertility rates” among white women.

In his manifesto, Gendron claims to have acted alone, while in the same breath admitting, “I’ve had many influences from others.” The 180 pages of the document reveal the breadth of those influences: it is largely pastiche, with page upon page of racist and antisemitic memes compiled in repulsive collages; collections of scientific studies of I.Q. differentials between racist groups; screenshots and links to news articles that confirm his prejudices; and segments of other manifestos, including Tarrant’s, bloat a thin line of racist scrawl. He may have, as he claims, become radicalized by over-enthused browsing of the Internet’s sewers, principally 4chan. But his fixations mirror those of the right wing more broadly, from violent transphobia to a loathing of immigration to a preoccupation with the possibility of civil war.

When the rhetoric of an entire movement devolves into Manichaean demonization of their political foes; when demographic shifts are represented as apocalyptic; and when a party can appeal to nothing but the consolidation of white power, it is an inevitability that such rhetoric will leave bodies in its wake. The Republican Party caters chiefly now to those who claim that to be born the wrong color is an act of genocide, and act with appropriate fervor. There has never been a lone wolf when it comes to racist terror in the United States; it suffuses every aspect of our politics and policy, and in latter years the mass howl of fear at change comes from a jaw that drips with blood. As long as we fail to recognize the wellspring of racial animus that animates the right wing in this country, the corpses will continue to accrue.

https://www.rollingstone.com/politics/p ... p-1353509/

[MC Nigga T]

Videopelit vois olla syyllisiä.

Fox News brought in Bernard Zapor to discuss the causes of mass shootings. Zapor was a former special agent for the firearms division of the Department of Justice and a current college instructor in criminal justice. The news anchor Jon Scott asked Zapor: “It seems like things have gotten so much worse since video games became so realistic and so violent. Have you done research or learned that video games tend to just desensitize people to the actual result of pulling a trigger?” He made no mention of the shooter’s 180 page manifesto about being a committed racist.

While Zapor wasn’t as eager to relitigate the video game controversies of the 1990s, his response wasn’t necessarily more coherent: “I think in terms of causation, what the information shows us is as we become more disfranchised as individuals, and groups, people leave a faith for example, the family units become smaller or more disconnected, we live further distances. We’re communicating through a medium that was never really intended for human beings, which is online. Or through texting. Or these kinds of things. We get separated as humans to have connections that build inner morality.” So there you have it, folks: It’s not Call of Duty. It’s actually your cell phones and your social media accounts that are chipping away at your reluctance to open fire on innocent people.

No, it isn’t. It’s about the Great Replacement Theory, a false belief that there is a concerted effort to eliminate the white majority. It turns out, if you give white supremacists easy access to guns and tell them that minorities are going to spell the end of your race, they sometimes decide to commit horrible acts of violence. But Fox News is not going to make that connection while they play a national role in stoking fear about ‘illegal immigration’ and the declining dominance of white Christians.

[Hauva Roukio]

Vohooi vittu

[Jesse Python]

Vanha kunnon