Another US school shooter - Portland, this time

[The Brain]

Nanobots that target firearms. Can be spread through the water supply.

[crazy canuck]

That last big gun bill in Florida they made it possible for people convicted of gun felonies to carry concealed weapons so I am not really sure what legal avenues they can go through even with past convicts.

Canada is beckoning Valmy

[Ideologue]

Ruh-roh.

Sometimes Ide feels like somebody's watching...erm....him

I'm probably out of the age demographic for spree killer though.

[CountDeMoney]

That last big gun bill in Florida they made it possible for people convicted of gun felonies to carry concealed weapons so I am not really sure what legal avenues they can go through even with past convicts.

That's OK, Indiana did one better in 2012:  Mitch Daniels allowed an amendment to the Castle Doctrine law, so residents are now permitted to use deadly force against police officers if they feel they are subject to an "unlawful intrusion."  Supported by the NRA, of course.

[Valmy]

That last big gun bill in Florida they made it possible for people convicted of gun felonies to carry concealed weapons so I am not really sure what legal avenues they can go through even with past convicts.

That's OK, Indiana did one better in 2012:  Mitch Daniels allowed an amendment to the Castle Doctrine law, so residents are now permitted to use deadly force against police officers if they feel they are subject to an "unlawful intrusion."  Supported by the NRA, of course.

It is now the Cop Killer Law. I am no big fan of the cops but this is getting ridiculous.

[derspiess]

That's OK, Indiana did one better in 2012:  Mitch Daniels allowed an amendment to the Castle Doctrine law, so residents are now permitted to use deadly force against police officers if they feel they are subject to an "unlawful intrusion."  Supported by the NRA, of course.

Unnecessary--  cops never raid the wrong house.

[Razgovory]

I'm not sure shooting the police is the best way to deescalate the situation.

[Valmy]

That's OK, Indiana did one better in 2012:  Mitch Daniels allowed an amendment to the Castle Doctrine law, so residents are now permitted to use deadly force against police officers if they feel they are subject to an "unlawful intrusion."  Supported by the NRA, of course.

Unnecessary--  cops never raid the wrong house.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LoCOXYiYM8g

The suspect is hatless, repeat, hatless

[HVC]

That's OK, Indiana did one better in 2012:  Mitch Daniels allowed an amendment to the Castle Doctrine law, so residents are now permitted to use deadly force against police officers if they feel they are subject to an "unlawful intrusion."  Supported by the NRA, of course.

Unnecessary--  cops never raid the wrong house.

shooting at the cops won't make it better. Before you had a pissed off guy with a broken door and a lawsuit, now you have a dead guy.

[Razgovory]

That's OK, Indiana did one better in 2012:  Mitch Daniels allowed an amendment to the Castle Doctrine law, so residents are now permitted to use deadly force against police officers if they feel they are subject to an "unlawful intrusion."  Supported by the NRA, of course.

Unnecessary--  cops never raid the wrong house.

shooting at the cops won't make it better. Before you had a pissed off guy with a broken door and a lawsuit, now you have a dead guy.

Worked out for Randy Weaver.  How else is a Aryan Nation guy going to be a national hero.

[Tamas]

Identity of the shooter.

Fuck the shooters, they're all interchangeable after a while anyway, one's no different than the next.

You don't get it do you? If no national fapping over the name, photo, and family history of the shooter, then they cannot gain fame and "immortality" by doing it

[Razgovory]

Identity of the shooter.

Fuck the shooters, they're all interchangeable after a while anyway, one's no different than the next.

You don't get it do you? If no national fapping over the name, photo, and family history of the shooter, then they cannot gain fame and "immortality" by doing it

I don't think that's why they all do it.  Most of them seem to be suicides where they want to take out a few people with them.  Thirty years ago, most of them would have just hung themselves or something.

[CountDeMoney]

Identity of the shooter.

Fuck the shooters, they're all interchangeable after a while anyway, one's no different than the next.

You don't get it do you? If no national fapping over the name, photo, and family history of the shooter, then they cannot gain fame and "immortality" by doing it

People remember serial killers more than mass shooters.  Everybody remembers Jeffrey Dahmer, John Wayne Gacy, Bianchi and Buono, what they did and why.  Virginia Tech?  That Asian guy.

And why? Because serial killers do it with panache.

[CountDeMoney]

That's OK, Indiana did one better in 2012:  Mitch Daniels allowed an amendment to the Castle Doctrine law, so residents are now permitted to use deadly force against police officers if they feel they are subject to an "unlawful intrusion."  Supported by the NRA, of course.

Unnecessary--  cops never raid the wrong house.

shooting at the cops won't make it better. Before you had a pissed off guy with a broken door and a lawsuit, now you have a dead guy.

And a much twitchier police force.  But hey, you want to be able to legally shoot cops?  Don't be surprised when that 63-in-a-55-mph warning turns into a felony car stop, and everybody's eating pavement at the end of a shotgun.

Funny how this shit is always the same with these racist gunnutter assfucks.  White people want to be able to shoot the police, the NRA's all for it.  The Black Panther Party wants to protect themselves against targeted and specific harassment?  Oh, no, no, no, we can't have damn dirty nee-groes running around with loaded guns, the NRA's more than happy to pitch in for gun control then. 

Cops never raid the wrong house...fuck you.  Maybe when your house is broken into while you're on vacation, they'll respond to the wrong house then, too.  Asshole.

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