William Parcher
Show me the monkey!
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The shooter bought 7 guns before this happened.
The shooter bought 7 guns before this happened.
Although it has been entertaining to watch the pronoun usage struggle with this last shooter, there is no need to be courteous to the memory of a monster. Don't let Political Correctness paralyze your understanding.
The monster in this Nashville shooting was born with a 23rd pair of "XX" chromosomes and so if we follow the science, was female. It really doesn't matter what it wished to identify as, the correct pronoun to refer to a monster would be "it".
The shooter bought 7 guns before this happened.
Sadly it is the only thing unusual in this case. School shootings in the USA are pretty much "Dog bites man" these days, it has to be something unusual, the "Man bites dog", for it to be elevated above the norm.
Wouldn't the thread be better served by addressing any arguments/deflections that are being made in defence of the shooter?
Wouldn't the thread be better served by addressing any arguments/deflections that are being made in defence of the shooter?
It's not that I think there is any level of importance being ignored, I just don't see the point in misrepresenting imaginary contributors by attributing positions that you've made up.
The police released some bodycam footage of their response to the shooting. My initial impression is that they were quite set on not letting the situation turn into another Uvalde.
If your goal is dehumanisation, sure, why not?Although it has been entertaining to watch the pronoun usage struggle with this last shooter, there is no need to be courteous to the memory of a monster. Don't let Political Correctness paralyze your understanding.
The monster in this Nashville shooting was born with a 23rd pair of "XX" chromosomes and so if we follow the science, was female. It really doesn't matter what it wished to identify as, the correct pronoun to refer to a monster would be "it".
I too love to seize on tragedies like school shootings as an excuse to push my personal spite for transgenderism in general as the only correct position because thinking otherwise would be giving a school shooter too much respect.
It's not that I think there is any level of importance being ignored, I just don't see the point in misrepresenting imaginary contributors by attributing positions that you've made up.
Faux News said:The fact that this person got through a side door means that security needs to be taken more seriously
I've searched the thread and haven't found any arguments/deflections being made in defense of the shooter,
so is this statement functionally just asking for the thread to die, or...?
Nobody is defending the shooter.
However, quite a number of Americans contend that mass murders of children are an unavoidable and acceptable consequence of enforcing the current interpretation of the 2nd Amendment.
When Uvalde happened one of the deflections used was the unlocked side door through which the shooter entered the school. The teacher who last operated the door was almost made into a scape goat until it was discovered that the door was broken. Then the focus shifted to that fact.
The first reports mentioned that the shooter in Nashville entered through an unlocked side door. I was just predicting that to be a deflection from the fact that 6 people - 3 kids under 12 - again became victims for USAs gun fetish.
Context enough for you?
Well well well, would you look at that...
https://youtu.be/vR_RsLONzzs?t=215
(Clip is from the Late Show. I can't be bothered to search for the Faux News clips).
Then have at it!
Reports say that the shooter entered through an unlocked side door. I guess we know what the deflection from the real issue will be..