Have you heard about the San Ysidro Mcdonald's massacre?

[thespanishcel]

It's one of the most forgotten mass shootings of american history, maybe because in the 80s going ER wasn't as common as it is now kek. The killer was a survivalist conspiracy theorist non-incel (was norwooding but had a wife) alleged Vietnam veteran, entered a Mcdonald's near the border with Mexico and killed 20 people and wounded 19, then killed himself. He used an uzi, a shotgun and a pistol.

 

[Six]

Ah, back when mass shootings weren't staged by the government. Good times.

 

[FinnCel]

Back when you could still own full auto firearms.
More gun bans = more mass shootings

 

[ihaveno1]

https://incels.is/threads/james-huberty-the-guy-who-went-apeshit-on-mcdonalds.95510/

 

[ItsOver4cel]

Ah, back when mass shootings weren't staged by the government. Good times.

 

[FrothySolutions]

Yes, I throw it around a lot when I talk about the hypocrisy of how if a guy shoots up a McDonalds or crashes his plane into an office building, he's "troubled." He needs our understanding. But if ONE dude calls himself an incel and takes a life, he must be a terrorist. Not troubled. And everyone who calls themselves an incel must be equally capable of murder as that one guy.

 

[Personalityinkwell]

Ah, back when mass shootings weren't staged by the government. Good times.

 

[KingOfRome]

https://incels.is/threads/james-huberty-the-guy-who-went-apeshit-on-mcdonalds.95510/

Despite being married and had two children he was an antisocial loner who beat his wife on regular basis. Hated people and society. Hated everyone and everything and had an attitude problem. His family asked him were was going before the massacre took place and James replied back : "Hunting humans" and that "Society had it's chance". He killed even pregnant women and toddlers during the carnage, families who protected their loved ones were executed on spot by him.

P E R S O N A L I T Y

 

[草食系]

It's one of the most forgotten mass shootings of american history, maybe because in the 80s going ER wasn't as common as it is now kek. The killer was a survivalist conspiracy theorist non-incel (was norwooding but had a wife) alleged Vietnam veteran, entered a Mcdonald's near the border with Mexico and killed 20 people and wounded 19, then killed himself. He used an uzi, a shotgun and a pistol.

This is why customer satisfaction is important.

 

[Emba]

Ah, back when mass shootings weren't staged by the government. Good times.

I'm loving it.

 

[JohnDoe]

 

[Yerberito]

Ah, back when mass shootings weren't staged by the government. Good times.

 

[Dregster]

Ah, back when mass shootings weren't staged by the government. Good times.

JFL

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[Kurt Gödel]

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Society had its chance...

 

[Swimcell]

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Yes, I throw it around a lot when I talk about the hypocrisy of how if a guy shoots up a McDonalds or crashes his plane into an office building, he's "troubled." He needs our understanding. But if ONE dude calls himself an incel and takes a life, he must be a terrorist. Not troubled. And everyone who calls themselves an incel must be equally capable of murder as that one guy.

This is interesting. But I think it may also be a time thing. At least in the US I think the push by the media has been disguising our mental health crisis as a gun crisis (I forget who said that, but it’s not my quote.)