Posted on 11/21/2023 5:34:28 AM PST by ChicagoConservative27
“Usually whites when it comes to mass shootings...Not true.”
I guess it depends how one classifies ‘mass shootings’. I’m talking about the ones that would be classified as terrorism (shooting up strangers in large numbers), rather than ‘just doing business’ as is the case of most shootings involving the Amish.
I guess it depends how one classifies ‘mass shootings’.
Yes, there are two types of mass shootings. The ones the media likes to count and the ones they like to run stories about. The latter are about white shooters.
“The vast majority of mass shooters are male.”
Now your being sexist. JK.
This is the same Wal-Mart that the black boy with the toy gun was shot in several years back. It’s also an area that we tried to keep the downtown buses out of and we were called racists by the national media for it.
The major difference is the nearly instantaneous and almost worldwide communication of any event witnessed by someone with a phone. It gives the appearance of more occurrences.
Spoken like a young scholar, “They could have went”... sigh. What are the odds she can’t read an analog clock, write in cursive, knows what a woman is or which continent North America might on?
She sure don’t think very highly of people who shop at Walmart.
another advantage of prepping ahead and buying ahead is that you don't have to keep running to the store....you have enough sugar, flour, salt, pasta, etc....
so you can pick and choose when you want to shop and where you want to shop.
Some people got shot in a wallyWorld? Doesn’t that happen every day?
Only described as male?? You know what that means...
Yep. Now we have a name. No Picture. No Social Media. No friends, family, or witnesses speaking out. The name doesn't track to anyone.
Coulter's Law applies.
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