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Cackalacky

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You don’t think these kids were hand picked to push an agenda???? You think they are the organic voice of their entire campus and the majority of the nation??? Is that what you’re saying?

Hand picked? Lol. We have had many many many shootings in schools. If someone was pushing an agenda and wanted to put kids in front of the camera there’d have been plenty of chances. These kids organized themselves because they are sick of shootings in schools and what they said resonated very quickly in the public domain. If you have been following this on Twitter there are many many kids who are organizing because these kids decided to get up and speak out. There are only prominent because of what they are doing. It is organic. It really is. Do they speak for all kids ?? No. I never said that and would never claim that. What I said is there are ALOT of kids wand adults who have kids in schools where shootings occur who support these kids and what they are doing.


Sheesh... how jaded are you?
 
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IEs own Alex Jones calls me jaded,... honored.

Lol. That’s insulting and a big pile of bull shit especially coming from you. I thought you and I were better than that. Guess not.
 
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Lol. That’s insulting and a big pile of bull shit especially coming from you. I thought you and I were better than that. Guess not.

This. Thought he was better than that. It's like he didn't even read your post, there was nothing to refute. It's honestly disgusting how you are treated on this board, you contribute more solid info to the political threads than probably everyone else, maybe even combined. Obviously there are going to be people who disagree, but the amount of people who label you a conspiracy theorist just because they can't hold their weight in an argument with you is embarrassing. Shame on you, ACamp.
 

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Hand picked? Lol. We have had many many many shootings in schools. If someone was pushing an agenda and wanted to put kids in front of the camera there’d have been plenty of chances. These kids organized themselves because they are sick of shootings in schools and what they said resonated very quickly in the public domain. If you have been following this on Twitter there are many many kids who are organizing because these kids decided to get up and speak out. There are only prominent because of what they are doing. It is organic. It really is. Do they speak for all kids ?? No. I never said that and would never claim that. What I said is there are ALOT of kids wand adults who have kids in schools where shootings occur who support these kids and what they are doing.


Sheesh... how jaded are you?

We need to vote these fools who are taking money from the NRA out of office. That is our job.

Do you know why the NRA has power? It's because they have millions of members willing to put their money where their mouth is.

You and Wizard continue to show a lack of character. These students have made you look in the mirror, and you don't like what you see. Whose fault is that?

David Hogge, Emma Gonzalez and their peers are on the right side of this issue. You better get ready for more gun regulation. It's on its way.

No. They aren't right. They are stupid. Homie couldn't even get into UCF lmao.

Just got back from the March for Life. Very powerful stuff. Fuck the NRA and fuck all you clowns with gun fetishes. Grow up and find a different hobby. And if you're gonna tell me you need a gun to protect yourself from the government, you're a moron. They would mow you down in seconds if they wanted to.

Fuck you too. I'll probably double my donation to the NRA now.
 

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IEs own Alex Jones calls me jaded,... honored.



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Damn son......LOL
 

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Someone help me out because I'm apparently too jaded to see how the kids on the other side of the issue aren't being used daily and shoved down our throats. I guess that's because it's so overwhelmingly and organically one sided, there is no other side... I do wonder how the NRA gets all that money then though..... must be Russia.
 

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This. Thought he was better than that. It's like he didn't even read your post, there was nothing to refute. It's honestly disgusting how you are treated on this board, you contribute more solid info to the political threads than probably everyone else, maybe even combined. Obviously there are going to be people who disagree, but the amount of people who label you a conspiracy theorist just because they can't hold their weight in an argument with you is embarrassing. Shame on you, ACamp.

Oh piss off... he didn't refute anything I said, simply disagreed, and then called me jaded for it...
 
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Someone help me out because I'm apparently too jaded to see how the kids on the other side of the issue aren't being used daily and shoved down our throats. I guess that's because it's so overwhelmingly and organically one sided, there is no other side... I do wonder how the NRA gets all that money then though..... must be Russia.

Well... I will be honest... Losing your respect hurts. I don’t know when or how that occurred but this genuinely stings. The only thing worse would be losing Whisky and Lax’s, which may or may not have already happened as well.

FTR the NRA is actually under investigation for taking Russian money and passing it on to Trump and And the GOP. https://www.google.com/amp/s/www.cnbc.com/amp/2018/02/15/nra-russia-and-trump-money-laundering-poisoning-us-democracy-commentary.html.
https://www.google.com/amp/www.nydailynews.com/amp/news/national/fbi-potential-transfers-russian-banker-nra-article-1.3763792

Lol.
 

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What's sad here is I'm on the left side of the isle on this issue, gun control may be the issue I'm most left leaning on ... I do believe something should change, and not the biggest NRA fan, and I don't think your average citizen should have access to everything we do now. I do however think these kids are tools, and that screaming, 'fuck the NRA' isn't solving anything...
 

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Well... I will be honest... Losing your respect hurts. I don’t know when or how that occurred but this genuinely stings. .

Oh Cack give it a rest... you didn't lose anyone's respect... you however did piss me off with the jaded comment for simply disagreeing on these kids.
 

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Do you know why the NRA has power? It's because they have millions of members willing to put their money where their mouth is...

Actually, the NRA's lobbying money comes largely from the gun manufacturers, who happen to profit substantially from selling more guns and don't want to lose the lucrative market they have in the sale of assault weapons. As in all things political, follow the money. The trail leads directly through the NRA to the major gun manufacturers.

The NRA is beholden to the manufacturers, not so much to its members.
 

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Someone help me out because I'm apparently too jaded to see how the kids on the other side of the issue aren't being used daily and shoved down our throats. I guess that's because it's so overwhelmingly and organically one sided, there is no other side... I do wonder how the NRA gets all that money then though..... must be Russia.

Try looking in the direction of the gun manufacturers. After all, who benefits financially from more gun sales?
 

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Just got back from the March for Life. Very powerful stuff. Fuck the NRA and fuck all you clowns with gun fetishes. Grow up and find a different hobby. And if you're gonna tell me you need a gun to protect yourself from the government, you're a moron. They would mow you down in seconds if they wanted to.

Just got back from helping my brother build an AK. Very powerful stuff.
 

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Oh give me a break Cack... it’s not like there aren’t students on that campus who strongly disagree with the narrative these kids are pushing... but I’m sure it’s THOSE kids who are the tools, right? This isn’t some organic, genuine attempt at honest dialogue, this is a handpicking of select students to shove a long standing agenda that’s being sold as the exact opposite ... that’s what people have issue with.

Or, they're selecting (probably self-selecting) the ones who can speak publicly with skill and passion. Look at some of the kids they do the one-off interviews with. It's not pretty, TV-wise: lack of a narrative, loss for words, lots of "umm" or other verbal ticks.

Of course this is organic. You think the "Deep State" is sitting there with a bench of well-spoken teens waiting to be cannon fodder? i don't understand this argument.
 

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Someone help me out because I'm apparently too jaded to see how the kids on the other side of the issue aren't being used daily and shoved down our throats. I guess that's because it's so overwhelmingly and organically one sided, there is no other side... I do wonder how the NRA gets all that money then though..... must be Russia.

There's a reason why the Dem candidate tends to win those simulated youth-votes: younger folk tend to be more progressive.

You want the kids on the "other side" having their say? They're the ones doing the fucking shooting. This Parkland asshole was a conservative. The bomber in Austin? Conservative. That Lanza fuck? Conservative. Line up all these school shooter types, and I'm going to wager a small bet that they're overwhelmingly conservatives (whatever that means, today.) I'd say they're speaking loud and clear, bro.

As to how the NRA gets its money, probably the same way Trump did: big-business dollars coming from the (gun) manufacturing sector, media dollars through its NRA TV advertising initiatives, scared/stupid Americans trusting them to do something in their interest, true believers, and (yes) the Russians. At least the NRA listens to, for the most part, what their supporters want.
 

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You want the kids on the "other side" having their say? They're the ones doing the fucking shooting.

So..... you are saying that any youth who supports the 2nd Amendment is a school shooter or sympathizes with that?

Weird...we never had a school shooting at my school and a bunch of the rednecks had guns in their vehicles lol.
 
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So..... you are saying that any youth who supports the 2nd Amendment is a school shooter or sympathizes with that?

Of course not. But can you deny the fact that the conservative mindset contributes to the problem of mass shootings? Saying "yay" to semi auto, high-capacity weapons and "neigh" to Medicaid spending (high amount of mental-health payments) is a great recipe for success! Your side's lip service towards "we need more mental health care!" is just that. Lip service.

No need for a deep response; a sardonic reply will suffice.
 

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If a 9/11 survivor said we should ban Islam and deport all Muslims, I'm sure you'd be critical of that just as I would. Victim status does not confer expertise nor authority.

This is not what they're arguing. This would be analogous to the kids saying "deport or kill all those with mental-illness and/or histories of violence/sociopathy. They're arguing for changes to the system that allows said persons access to weapons that can mow down seventeen kids. Why is that irrational?

Here's an analogy for you: You do your summer internship at some company, and now you have some authority on how to operate in the company. Right? These kids just did an internship is getting fucking shot. I'd say they have some sense of authority on how not to get shot again.

I don't expect the kids to be rational. I expect the adults to not treat the irrational kids like philosopher kings.

Again, I don't see anything irrational with the argument that non-military/non-LEO persons should not have access to weapons designed for military application. How is that irrational?
 

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Of course not. But can you deny the fact that the conservative mindset contributes to the problem of mass shootings? Saying "yay" to semi auto, high-capacity weapons and "neigh" to Medicaid spending (high amount of mental-health payments) is a great recipe for success! Your side's lip service towards "we need more mental health care!" is just that. Lip service.

No need for a deep response; a sardonic reply will suffice.

We need to replace this conservative mindset with a leftist mentality, and then implement leftist policies so our schools can be safe like the streets of Chicago or any other city governed by leftists.
 

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Of course not. But can you deny the fact that the conservative mindset contributes to the problem of mass shootings? Saying "yay" to semi auto, high-capacity weapons and "neigh" to Medicaid spending (high amount of mental-health payments) is a great recipe for success! Your side's lip service towards "we need more mental health care!" is just that. Lip service.

No need for a deep response; a sardonic reply will suffice.

Bull. These weapons have been available in our country for many years and only recently have we had school shootings. Criminals don't obey the laws and these psychos shooting up schools know the schools are "gun free zones."

People are the problem. If we want to have a conversation about how to keep weapons away from whackjobs and criminals, I'm all ears. The reason people support mental health care is to prevent anymore of these tragedies AND leave the responsible, law abiding gun owners alone.

We've also seen a disregard for human life, kids playing violent video games at early ages, so on and so on...none of which can be attributed to a conservative mindset.
 

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i don't understand this argument.

Clearly.... if anything your spinning this into lib v con with conservatives being murderers basically makes my point for me... but judging from your posts here you almost certainly won't understand that either.
 

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There's a reason why the Dem candidate tends to win those simulated youth-votes: younger folk tend to be more progressive.

You want the kids on the "other side" having their say? They're the ones doing the fucking shooting. This Parkland asshole was a conservative. The bomber in Austin? Conservative. That Lanza fuck? Conservative. Line up all these school shooter types, and I'm going to wager a small bet that they're overwhelmingly conservatives (whatever that means, today.) I'd say they're speaking loud and clear, bro.

As to how the NRA gets its money, probably the same way Trump did: big-business dollars coming from the (gun) manufacturing sector, media dollars through its NRA TV advertising initiatives, scared/stupid Americans trusting them to do something in their interest, true believers, and (yes) the Russians. At least the NRA listens to, for the most part, what their supporters want.

Now you’re just talking out your a$$. I get that emotions drive both sides of the debate but political affiliations of mass shooters has been shown as inconclusive. More relevant details seem to be mental health and an absent father.

Do many mass shooters 'end up being Democrats', as Rep. Tenney said? No | PolitiFact New York
 

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Why is freedom a con v lib thing? Anyone who wishes to trample on any of my rights can go f themselves.

I didn't like it when it was search and seizure, I sure as hell won't stand for it when it is my RKBA.

Also, I don't give a shit if the killer is a liberal or whatever. I know the Dems didn't do it. I also know the nra didn't do it. We have sick people out there.
 

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Why is freedom a con v lib thing? Anyone who wishes to trample on any of my rights can go f themselves.

I didn't like it when it was search and seizure, I sure as hell won't stand for it when it is my RKBA.

Also, I don't give a shit if the killer is a liberal or whatever. I know the Dems didn't do it. I also know the nra didn't do it. We have sick people out there.

NRA Leader Warns Conservatives Of 'Socialist Wave' In Wake Of Shooting (NPR)

Wayne LaPierre, CEO of the NRA speaking at Conservative Political Action Conference (CPAC):
Just over a week after 17 people were killed at Parkland, Fla., high school, National Rifle Association executive vice president and CEO Wayne LaPierre gave a fiery, defiant speech at the annual Conservative Political Action Conference, or CPAC, on Thursday at the National Harbor in Maryland. LaPierre defended Second Amendment rights and warned of a "socialist agenda" intended to strip firearms away from law-abiding citizens.

LaPierre, who was not listed on CPAC's official schedule, accused Democrats of making gun control a political issue in order to achieve their ultimate goal to "eradicate all individual freedoms."

"What they want are more restrictions on the law-abiding — think about that," LaPierre said. "Their solution is to make you, all of you, less free. They want to sweep right under the carpet the failure of school security, the failure of the family, the failure of America's school systems and even the unbelievable failure of the FBI."
LaPierre said that in the past, he had worked with Democrats who wanted to work to reduce gun violence, but that leaders now only cared about exploiting tragedy for political gain, calling them a "tidal wave of new European socialists" in charge of the party and name-checking Sen. Kamala Harris, D-Calif.; Sen. Elizabeth Warren, D-Mass.; New York City Mayor Bill de Blasio; New York Gov. Andrew Cuomo; Sen. Cory Booker, D-N.J.; Sen. Christopher Murphy, D-Conn.; and Rep. Keith Ellison, D-Minn., to boos in the crowd.

"The elites care not one whit about America's school system and schoolchildren," LaPierre added.

"I hear a lot of quiet in this room, and I sense your anxiety," LaPierre said, turning to the political consequences of the debate. "And you should be anxious, and you should be frightened. If they seize power, if these so-called 'European socialists' take over the House and the Senate, and God forbid they get the White House again, our Americans freedoms could be lost and our country will be changed forever."

Ted Cruz speaking at CPAC:
"Every time you see a horrific crime, people in the media and Democratic politicians always try to leap on it to advance their agenda," which is to try to "strip the Second Amendment rights from law-abiding citizens,"
 
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Why is freedom a con v lib thing? Anyone who wishes to trample on any of my rights can go f themselves.

I didn't like it when it was search and seizure, I sure as hell won't stand for it when it is my RKBA.

Also, I don't give a shit if the killer is a liberal or whatever. I know the Dems didn't do it. I also know the nra didn't do it. We have sick people out there.

That's why it's imperative to make it more difficult for sick people to buy weapons so easily.

The NRA opposes even modest reforms that law-abiding citizens are in favor of, so they deserve all the criticism they get.
 

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We need to replace this conservative mindset with a leftist mentality, and then implement leftist policies so our schools can be safe like the streets of Chicago or any other city governed by leftists.

Call Chicago for what it is: gang warfare. Same as in places like Oakland, LA, etc. That's not going to go away, and it probably never will. To equate mass-killings with that situation is like comparing apples to pears.

That being said, I'm sure y'all will be totally cool with South Chicago gearing up with high-capacity long guns and cruising through your next NRA meeting, GOP convention, or gun show, right?
 

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That's why it's imperative to make it more difficult for sick people to buy weapons so easily.

The NRA opposes even modest reforms that law-abiding citizens are in favor of, so they deserve all the criticism they get.

Maybe we differ in our idea of what modest is.
 

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Clearly.... if anything your spinning this into lib v con with conservatives being murderers basically makes my point for me... but judging from your posts here you almost certainly won't understand that either.

Sorry, I'm just not smart enough to comprehend your superior logic. I fell horrible about that fact. I'm almost as stung as Cack, at this point.

Now you’re just talking out your a$$. I get that emotions drive both sides of the debate but political affiliations of mass shooters has been shown as inconclusive. More relevant details seem to be mental health and an absent father.

Do many mass shooters 'end up being Democrats', as Rep. Tenney said? No | PolitiFact New York

I don't agree with "emotion driving both sides." It's more like stupidity and fear driving one side, and impatience in dealing with said stupidity on the other. I liked your article; it was entertaining. You missed the second part of your through-line, though:

All of the mass killings we’ve seen have been motivated by a lethal combination of a small subgroup of mental illnesses, and easy accessibility to weapons of mass killing during the peak symptomatology of those illnesses.
 
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