Posted on 10/30/2023 7:22:05 PM PDT by DoodleBob
Is your life worth protecting? If so, whose responsibility is it to protect it? If you believe that it is the police's, not only are you wrong -- since the courts universally rule that they have no legal obligation to do so -- but you face some difficult moral quandaries. How can you rightfully ask another human being to risk his life to protect yours, when you will assume no responsibility yourself?...One who values his life and takes seriously his responsibilities to his family and community will possess and cultivate the means of fighting back...He will never be content to rely solely on others for his safety, or to think he has done all that is possible by being aware of his surroundings and taking measures of avoidance.
The awareness about which Snyder wrote applies literally to every situation under the sun - not just crazy people or thieves in the night or bad dudes in an alley, but bureaucrats in lab coats and college faculty in sport coats.
Even in a gun-friendly state, Bad Things can happen. The price of freedom is eternal vigilance.
And apparently there was no communication between New York (where the perp had spent two weeks in the mental hospital) and Maine.
Ain’t HIPPA great?
/s
Always does. The law enforcement always knew about every one of these murdering bass turds.
Aside from that he was an evil person, we know very little about Robert Card. We know nothing of his history if he had a manifesto and any social media posts.
Both!
Watch Lists are a total scam.
Ain’t nobody watching nobody on any Watch Lists.
SWATing MAGA peeps though? Heck YA!
Is it odd that modern day CCTV and surveillance cameras are hi-def, 1080 type stuff, yet the picture they show of they guy with the rifle is a grainy image that looks like it came from a convenience store from the 90s
That being said, IMHO, the guy with the rifle doesn’t look like the other picture/mugshot they’re showing.
One thing we’ll never see is the crime scene photos of the person they found.
Speaking as an IT guy, a lot of ostensibly high def 1080 cameras actually have pretty crappy quality. Further, many DVRs use bad lossy compression so the results aren’t that great.
You have to get up into the 4K cameras to get consistently good quality. Additionally, there’s a lot of older systems still out there because not everyone wants to or can upgrade.
The Rats will permit if not facilitate mass shootings until they can achieve their ultimate fantasies of super massive, jackbooted genocide.
Good point.
So, at this point do you trust anything the media or the powers that be, push to the public?
I do not.
I saw a story that showed what looked like a mugshot of the guy. To me, it doesn’t look like they guy holding the rifle.
Well, he was “previously known” to law enforcement, soooooooo it’s their fault.
The already existing laws if applied to him (maybe) would have delayed him somewhat.
Well they had that yellow law and nobody did anything. That would’ve helped.
Haven’t trusted them in decades. They lost me for good when I attended various events then looked at the media coverage and wondered if we’d been at the same event at all.
Same. The guy with the rifle looks middle eastern, at least he does not look like the crazy guy they call Robert Card.
Did Law or Law Enforcement fail?
Or did ‘MK Ultra’ succeed?
/tinhat
Red / yellow flag laws do nothing when they are ignored by LEOs. We cannot expect any protection from “common sense gun laws” with all of these bozo commiecrats in charge. Constitutional carry is the only viable solution.
I’m no expert, but I think a suppressed AR in a bowling alley would nake sufficient noise to alert people. Still, I find this curious from the standpoint if him attacking a deaf bowling league.
government intended they knew like most mass shootings
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