http://www.huffingtonpost.com/entry/reports-shooting-umpqua-community-college-oregon_560d7658e4b0af3706dfdcd1?a70evc
*Heavy sigh*
http://www.huffingtonpost.com/entry/reports-shooting-umpqua-community-college-oregon_560d7658e4b0af3706dfdcd1?a70evc
*Heavy sigh*
Apparently, the Shooter posted to 4chan a couple days ago that he was going to do this. And the 4chan users were actively encouraging him and gave him advice.
Kill the internet.
@crimsoncake: I bet it was /b, wasn't it? Never go to /b, if you value your life.
Well, I expect more in the future now. Sociology has proven the chain reaction to these sorts of things.
Soon people will be to scared to go to school, this kind of stuff is sickening.
@sophia89: I hope they track down everyone that was giving the advice and telling him to go through with it, and i hope they face the worse charges possible.
@sophia89: I hope the admin does, IMO assisted homicide would be to easy on these sick people.
INB4 hill billy hicks "if the students were armed hurdaherhur" oh wait too late
My condolences to the families and friends of the ones who died
For such a rich country and a country that views themselves in high regard have very little intelligence for the masses
INB4 people call for gun bans...again.
Mexico has really tight gun control and has a high violent crime rate.
Switzerland has a-lot of guns and gives guns to almost all of it's citizens and has a low crime rate(One of the lowest).
I think this should end any debate.
This is why you're wrong in almost everything you say, everything is not all black and white.
INB4 people call for gun bans...again.
In before, "America sucks.", and, "Ban guns.".
Too late. Read comments 2 and 3. Literally the first replies.
@frogdog: The kid who did this, is 20 years old. You must be 21 to have a hand gun. Some people just don't follow rules. I agree restricting guns could help, but I will not completely stop.
@the_new_avenger: Agreed. I am disgusted by this behavior and pray that I don't have to ever be in this situation.
Am I the only person who really doesn't care though? I don't know. I've just really been de-sensitized by things such this due to how often they occur. My condolences go out to the family members of those lost, but I can't honestly say I actually care for those who died. And I'm not trying to disrespect the people that died. I just felt like this needed to be shared for some reason, and I wanted to see if anyone had similar thoughts.
@comicsrulebutdbzdoes2: except not everyone who doesn't support gun control is a 'hill Billy hick' way to generalize and make yourself loose credibility. If people are armed they defend themselves, heck I've been in situations where one party simply by being armed averted the entire situation and no one got hurt.
INB4 people call for gun bans...again.
Mexico has really tight gun control and has a high violent crime rate.
Switzerland has a-lot of guns and gives guns to almost all of it's citizens and has a low crime rate(One of the lowest).
I think this should end any debate.
This is why you're wrong in almost everything you say, everything is not all black and white.
Mkay.
England banned guns, knife attacks rose. The large populated cities in England is more violent than the ones here in the states.
Also what is black and white or wrong about my original post?
People don't have guns in Australia and don't have to deal with this. People don't have guns in Canada and don't have top deal with this
INB4 people call for gun bans...again.
Mexico has really tight gun control and has a high violent crime rate.
Switzerland has a-lot of guns and gives guns to almost all of it's citizens and has a low crime rate(One of the lowest).
I think this should end any debate.
Dont think the problem is people having guns, I think the problem is how easily it is to acquire them, Do not get the problem with having background checks and a cooling of period, Never going to eradicate gun crime, But why make it so easy.
Just look to Australia for how gun control can have a positive affect.
@strangetales: There are still shooting in both those places.
@the_new_avenger: Australia basically no not ever anymore and Canada what once every few years minimun maybe. Compared to the US Yeah this kind of stuff doesn't happen
@zerosuituser: I'm in the same boat.
RIP to the victims.
@strangetales: First off, if you add both of there population together it wont even equal half of the US population so of course we have more. And who said you can't own guns in Canada? Because you can. You can't compare the USA to those two country's combined they have less than 100m people, while the US has 320m people.
@the_new_avenger: I didn't say you couldn't own guns I said the people don't have guns. The population comment is fair. More reason for some kind of regulations
@strangetales: I agree with regulations, but in today's day in age you can build a firearm and ammo easily. You can find it on YouTube, It's how things are sick people are not going to stop because of restrictions or regulations because they don't care.
INB4 people call for gun bans...again.
Mexico has really tight gun control and has a high violent crime rate.
Switzerland has a-lot of guns and gives guns to almost all of it's citizens and has a low crime rate(One of the lowest).
I think this should end any debate.
This is why you're wrong in almost everything you say, everything is not all black and white.
Mkay.
England banned guns, knife attacks rose. The large populated cities in England is more violent than the ones here in the states.
Also what is black and white or wrong about my original post?
People don't have guns in Australia and don't have to deal with this. People don't have guns in Canada and don't have top deal with this
The Aussie police finds guns when they raid gangs there, so guns aren't fully gone from there. Also the crime rate in Auss was dropping before the ban on guns.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cairns_child_killings BTW Aussies still have mass murders.
As for Canada it doesn't have a-lot of heavily populated areas like America. In populated cities there this happens:
2005–present: "Year of the Gun", shootings and the falling murder rate[edit]
In 2005, Toronto media coined the term "Year of the Gun" because the number of gun-related homicides reached a record 52 out of 80 murders in total;[23] almost double the 27 gun deaths recorded the previous year.[24] On December 26, 2005, 15-year-old Jane Creba was shot and killed in the Boxing Day shooting while shopping on Yonge Street in downtown Toronto. After this incident, many people called for the federal government to ban handguns in Canada; this also became an issue in the 2006 federal election, but the number of homicides dropped to 70 in 2006. However, 2007 saw another, smaller wave of gun violence starting in May with the shooting death of 15-year-old Jordan Manners at his school, C. W. Jefferys Collegiate Institute. A couple months later, on July 22, 2007, 11-year-old Ephraim Brown was killed after being shot in the neck by a stray bullet, during a gang shooting in the city's north end at Jane Street and Sheppard Avenue. These events raised calls for a ban on handguns once again. Of the 84 murders in 2007, roughly half were via firearm, thus, Toronto had a murder rate of about 3.3 per 100,000 – slightly less than the peak rate of 3.9 in 1991.[21] There was a drop in murders again in 2008 with 70 (a total of 105 murders in the Greater Toronto Area – including a record high 27 occruing in neighbouring Peel Region, but statistically this was an anomalous year there). The falling murder totals have continued, in 2009 with 65, followed by 63 in 2010, then the lowest total in recent times with only 51 (75 total in the GTA) in 2011, the lowest homicide total since 1986 and even a lower rate of 2.0 per 100,000, close to the national average, representing a further dramatic decline in the city's murder rate for the fourth consecutive year. Overall shooting incidents have also declined from 335 occurrences in 2010 to 255 reported in 2013.[25]
Fair enough on the Aussie police I was aware of that. Crime and bad things happen everywhere there is no avoiding it. The point I was trying to make I'd it isn't as rampid. America's larger population and therefore increased chances should call for some regulations instead of brick wall objection
INB4 people call for gun bans...again.
Mexico has really tight gun control and has a high violent crime rate.
Switzerland has a-lot of guns and gives guns to almost all of it's citizens and has a low crime rate(One of the lowest).
I think this should end any debate.
This is why you're wrong in almost everything you say, everything is not all black and white.
Mkay.
England banned guns, knife attacks rose. The large populated cities in England is more violent than the ones here in the states.
Also what is black and white or wrong about my original post?
People don't have guns in Australia and don't have to deal with this. People don't have guns in Canada and don't have top deal with this
The Aussie police finds guns when they raid gangs there, so guns aren't fully gone from there. Also the crime rate in Auss was dropping before the ban on guns.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cairns_child_killings BTW Aussies still have mass murders.
As for Canada it doesn't have a-lot of heavily populated areas like America. In populated cities there this happens:
2005–present: "Year of the Gun", shootings and the falling murder rate[edit]
In 2005, Toronto media coined the term "Year of the Gun" because the number of gun-related homicides reached a record 52 out of 80 murders in total;[23] almost double the 27 gun deaths recorded the previous year.[24] On December 26, 2005, 15-year-old Jane Creba was shot and killed in the Boxing Day shooting while shopping on Yonge Street in downtown Toronto. After this incident, many people called for the federal government to ban handguns in Canada; this also became an issue in the 2006 federal election, but the number of homicides dropped to 70 in 2006. However, 2007 saw another, smaller wave of gun violence starting in May with the shooting death of 15-year-old Jordan Manners at his school, C. W. Jefferys Collegiate Institute. A couple months later, on July 22, 2007, 11-year-old Ephraim Brown was killed after being shot in the neck by a stray bullet, during a gang shooting in the city's north end at Jane Street and Sheppard Avenue. These events raised calls for a ban on handguns once again. Of the 84 murders in 2007, roughly half were via firearm, thus, Toronto had a murder rate of about 3.3 per 100,000 – slightly less than the peak rate of 3.9 in 1991.[21] There was a drop in murders again in 2008 with 70 (a total of 105 murders in the Greater Toronto Area – including a record high 27 occruing in neighbouring Peel Region, but statistically this was an anomalous year there). The falling murder totals have continued, in 2009 with 65, followed by 63 in 2010, then the lowest total in recent times with only 51 (75 total in the GTA) in 2011, the lowest homicide total since 1986 and even a lower rate of 2.0 per 100,000, close to the national average, representing a further dramatic decline in the city's murder rate for the fourth consecutive year. Overall shooting incidents have also declined from 335 occurrences in 2010 to 255 reported in 2013.[25]
Fair enough on the Aussie police I was aware of that. Crime and bad things happen everywhere there is no avoiding it. The point I was trying to make I'd it isn't as rampid. America's larger population and therefore increased chances should call for some regulations instead of brick wall objection
Can you guys take my name out or start a new comment thread.
@the_new_avenger: Yeah there are bad people in the world there is no avoiding that. People should atleast try to do is my opinion because I mean is it not worth even one life. I always say with everything you don't know if you don't try
I'm from Canada and I've just never really undesirable the arguement for guns and why people are so bull headed about any dialogue
@_slim_: I knew someone would have a similar line of thinking.
@strangetales: I think i license should be necessary to own any kind of firearm, and to get that license you should have to go through safety classes and and mental stability test, and that mental test should be recurring like once every year. And I think punishment should be increased when it comes to gun related crime, for example i'm only 20 years old, and if i was caught with a handgun in my car ( Underage and no Concealed handgun permit ) the charge should be more severe than it is.
@zerosuituser: I wouldn't say I don't care - I do, and this is a tragedy - but I am largely desensitized to these type of occurrences on the emotional/responsive level.
In layman's, this stuff simply doesn't surprise me anymore. It's almost the norm to hear about it now
@the_new_avenger: I could agree to that
Really, really horrible. But gun control is not the answer.
INB4 people call for gun bans...again.
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