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that is a huge understatement. Haiti doesnt even have a government right now. Still both are third world
That nigger deserved to die as much as any white piece of garbage everyone must die in these situations
Total everyone deathThat nigger deserved to die as much as any white piece of garbage everyone must die in these situations
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i always fantasized executing a school shooting
too bad i dont have the balls and amerimutt freedom to get hold of guns
Love the idea that their "golden years" are forever tainted by an event so traumatic.
You shouldn’t hold back for things that can be quickly changed
90% of mass shootings are done by niggers --- and don't even get to the news.
The law is on our side, boys. Normies and foids can seethe.
I always find the motives interesting, they are usually grounded in reality also.
reminds me of one of my most infamous posts:
The single thing I hate most about school shootings are the normie platitudes
RIP to all victims and my condolences :foidSoy: REAL MEN don't murder innocent victims :chad: Just because the shooter is trans, doesn't mean trans lives don't matter :soy: NO NO NO. Fuck all of this noise, its all so empty, fake, and boring. Every school shooting, to me, is the perfect time...
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I think if society actually made an effort to reach out, these people would not perpetrate them.
Hence, they brought it on themselves by excluding them. Humans are, after all, primates, exclusion leads to increased emotional instability and potential violence. This is basic biology, but others seem unable to grasp it.
Hence, they brought it on themselves by excluding them. Humans are, after all, primates, exclusion leads to increased emotional instability and potential violence. This is basic biology, but others seem unable to grasp it.
United Kingdom vs United States: Crime > Violent crime Facts and Stats
Intentional homicide rate, Murder rate per million people, Murder rate, Murders per million people, Murders
www.nationmaster.com
Guns are really preventing violence in the US.
I concur.
The pain and grief normies feel from a based mass shooter (especially when it's someone with our ideals) is energy drinks to me.
It feels almost as good as jerking off to hear the misfortunes of toilets.
The pain and grief normies feel from a based mass shooter (especially when it's someone with our ideals) is energy drinks to me.
It feels almost as good as jerking off to hear the misfortunes of toilets.
Mass shootings themselves are acts of terrorism, no? It's a nihilistic act whose sole aim is to strike fear and pain into the population.
In the 1970's you had the Weathermen, the Symbionese Liberation Army, Baader Meinhof in West Germany, the IRA and UVF in Northern Ireland, the Palestinian Liberation Organisation, various Africanist movements in Africa, the Red Brigades in Italy. All of a sudden, seemingly out of nowhere, there were aircraft hijackings, hostage crises, embassy attacks, assassination plots, bombings, and so on. These sporadic acts of terrorism continued throughout the 1980's and into the 1990's, culminating in the National Socialist Underground in Germany and terrorist acts by the American right in the 1990's. Britain had the National Front in the 1970's, but they were largely confined to demonstrations than anything.
In the 2000's, all of these fell away and were subsumed into Islamist terrorism. However, that impulse also filtered into mass shootings. The process of radicalisation is quite reminiscent of terrorist cells before, disaffection with society, economic dislocation, present or diagnosed mental health pathologies, discrimination, resentment, and hostility to existing institutions. So really, I think it might be worthwhile to consider such gratuitous acts of violence as a form of terrorism for that reason. It isn't like those other terrorist organisations had any logical motive for their own acts either.
In the 1970's you had the Weathermen, the Symbionese Liberation Army, Baader Meinhof in West Germany, the IRA and UVF in Northern Ireland, the Palestinian Liberation Organisation, various Africanist movements in Africa, the Red Brigades in Italy. All of a sudden, seemingly out of nowhere, there were aircraft hijackings, hostage crises, embassy attacks, assassination plots, bombings, and so on. These sporadic acts of terrorism continued throughout the 1980's and into the 1990's, culminating in the National Socialist Underground in Germany and terrorist acts by the American right in the 1990's. Britain had the National Front in the 1970's, but they were largely confined to demonstrations than anything.
In the 2000's, all of these fell away and were subsumed into Islamist terrorism. However, that impulse also filtered into mass shootings. The process of radicalisation is quite reminiscent of terrorist cells before, disaffection with society, economic dislocation, present or diagnosed mental health pathologies, discrimination, resentment, and hostility to existing institutions. So really, I think it might be worthwhile to consider such gratuitous acts of violence as a form of terrorism for that reason. It isn't like those other terrorist organisations had any logical motive for their own acts either.
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Is there like a breakdown by race orUnited Kingdom vs United States: Crime > Violent crime Facts and Stats
Intentional homicide rate, Murder rate per million people, Murder rate, Murders per million people, Murderswww.nationmaster.com
Guns are really preventing violence in the US.
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You mean all the false flags and bull shit in order to cause a Civil War in America so that left-leaning retards attempt to fight right-wingers (you know, the REAL Americans) to take their guns / disarm / kill off? Most mass shootings are full of shit. Nuff said.
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