navy yard shooting

[dellinger63]

In the 30 years through March, 78 public mass shootings occurred in the U.S. -- incidents in which four or more people were killed at random by a gunman murdering indiscriminately, according to a report issued that month by the Congressional Research Service. These crimes don’t include gang-related killings or domestic disputes where a person slays relatives or other people linked to the murderer.
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The mass slaughters listed in the report caused the deaths of 547 people. Over the same three decades through 2012, that’s less than a tenth of 1 percent of the 559,347 people the Federal Bureau of Investigation estimates were murdered in America.

Let's ignore that a single 'verified crazy' nut was allowed security clearance with multiple previous gun charges by blaming guns.

Similar to how a terrorist attack by a muslim terrorist yelling 'allahu akbar' at Fort Hood was ignored by identifying him as an American soldier and the crime, workplace violence.

Seems we can't handle the truth. Or the media/government isn't interested in the truth.

http://www.bloomberg.com/news/2013-0...f-murders.html

[jms62]

Originally Posted by dellinger63

Let's ignore that a single 'verified crazy' nut was allowed security clearance with multiple previous gun charges by blaming guns.

Similar to how a terrorist attack by a muslim terrorist yelling 'allahu akbar' at Fort Hood was ignored by identifying him as an American soldier and the crime, workplace violence.

Seems we can't handle the truth. Or the media/government isn't interested in the truth.

http://www.bloomberg.com/news/2013-0...f-murders.html

How does one sneak a shotgun into a heavily secured environment? I must admit I haven't been following this too closely.

[bigrun]

Originally Posted by jms62

How does one sneak a shotgun into a heavily secured environment? I must admit I haven't been following this too closely.

Guy was a contract worker there and had ID badge for entry..maybe carried it in with his work tools or car..

[dellinger63]

What happened to the AR-15?

Or was that just part of the 'hope'?

[Rudeboyelvis]

SSRI's common in all Mass Shootings in recent times:


>>>Every mass shooting over last 20 years has one thing in common... and it's not guns<<<



http://www.naturalnews.com/039752_ma...pressants.html

[Danzig]

Originally Posted by Rudeboyelvis

SSRI's common in all Mass Shootings in recent times:


>>>Every mass shooting over last 20 years has one thing in common... and it's not guns<<<



http://www.naturalnews.com/039752_ma...pressants.html

wow, seriously?

so, it's the drugs? or is that some people are loony, and even medication doesn't keep them from committing crimes?

this reminds me of folks on fox saying we should have background checks for id cards, and we should investigate people who buy video games.
yeah, don't do checks on people buying firearms, or investigate people who 'hear voices' and can still buy a gun...

and we wonder why we have these issues.

[Rudeboyelvis]

Just saying - it's a fact that should not be dismissed

http://www.behaviorismandmentalhealt...link-to-ssris/

Of course the pharmaceutical companies will never respond or investigate, they will keep paying off the legislature as it's more lucrative than actually finding out why and how to fix it.

Plus, it helps Obama's gun grabber's cause - rather than fix the drug, petition to have HIPPA changed so that a background check will reveal any instance where a potential buyer was ever prescribed a SSRI, then deny the sale.
Perfect!