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Did you even read my last post? Let me break it down barney style for you.

Hanson herself hadn’t set foot in her neighborhood supermarket since the beginning of the pandemic, but this past Sunday, she and her son made the decision to do their Passover shopping in-person.

"King Sooper is NOT a kosher supermarket" my a**.

And there's still this pesky little detail that needs some 'splainin'.

The suspected gunman who killed 10 people in a mass shooting at a Boulder, Colorado, grocery store this week was previously known to the FBI, according to a report.

Ahmad Al Aliwi Alissa, a 21-year-old from the Denver suburb of Arvada, was linked to another individual under investigation by the bureau, The New York Times reported Tuesday, citing law enforcement officials.

And, finally, I think this pretty much confirms what I'm saying. That grocery store was in the Table Mesa neighborhood. Here's some fun facts about Table Mesa:

I kinda think we're done here mac. It's a Jewish neighborhood.

[mac_truck]

As I’ve said before...the people spreading this story are either really dumb or intellectually dishonest.

Of course King Sooper sells kosher items at Passover, all major supermarket chains do.

Of course there are Jewish shoppers who live near King Sooper and frequent the store, none of that is in dispute.

That does NOT mean that King Sooper is a “Kosher market” or a “Jewish market”, anymore than Safeway or Albertson who sell the same kosher Passover items are.

Likewise, while there is at least 5 Jewish congregations in the greater Boulder area, none of them are in the same neighborhood or even the nearby vicinity of the shooting location.

IOW NOTHING ties that location to the Jewish community at large, other than mo rons like you spreading rat poison.