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LTC Stephen F.
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From the point of victims, any murder is devastating. Recently many mass murders have been committed by radical Muslims via homicide bombing. Those were sometime random and sometimes deliberate. The Las Vegas shootings seem to have been somewhat random - it seems Stephen Paddock desired to kill everybody at the concert.
Many recent mass-murders in history have been committed by gassing as in the Nazi's [they tried bullets but it proved to stressful to the shooters], Iraq against the Kurds and the Shia PO1 William "Chip" Nagel
In history swords, javelins, spears and bows and arrows were the weapons of choice of most of the murdering groups.
Knives have certainly killed many. I have been attacked by knife and been shot at in the streets as I was growing up.
Bombs have been the murderous weapon of choice for Timothy McVeigh and Muslim homicide bombers the world over.
Al Qaeda gets credit for using airplanes as weapons of mass destruction. They caught us off-guard once.
In recent years we have individuals seeming competing on how many they can kill akin to video game competition from Eric David Harris and Dylan Bennet Klebold at Columbine though Stephen Paddock more recently. PO1 William "Chip" Nagel
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CPT Jack Durish
CPT Jack Durish
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[Forgive me for tagging onto your response. Our friend PO1 Nagel has blocked me.] Sad. Nagel might agree with me because I think this NRA "spokesman" put her foot in it if she actually said this. It's a stupid response to the stupidity of those who are using this tragedy to advance their ideological narrative. (Well, Nagel might not agree with that last part) This is simply not the time to be arguing policy. We don't know enough about the event to comment intelligently (but that hasn't stopped the ideologues before, has it?). And people are hurting. It's hard to be rational when you're hurting.
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LTC Stephen F.
LTC Stephen F.
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CPT Jack Durish - I concur with your assessment about the NRA spokesperson and the typical liberal reflexive response to blame "guns"
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Capt Jeff S.
Capt Jeff S.
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I was on his block list for the longest time. Liberals can’t stand debating anyone who exposes the fallacies of their logic... assuming there is any in their emotionally based arguments. They won’t let facts trump their vision of reality (no pun intended... of course!)
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1SG Dennis Hicks
1SG Dennis Hicks
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Anything that challenges their preconceived world views gets blocked. That way their bubble last a few seconds longer.
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PO1 Cryptologic Technician Collection
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If we ban feet, what will she put in her mouth?
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SSgt Gary Andrews
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When someone can stick their foot out of a high rise building and kill 58 and wound more than 500 with it, then we'll talk about regulating feet. There are many things that can be used to kill someone, but very few things that can be used for mass murder like we just witnessed. Maybe we should focus on those things, and leave feet out of the argument.
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Chuck norris maybe
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