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SFC (Join to see)
You mean the guns didn't just walk in and shoot the victims themselves? That's absurd, Sir. You and I both know it is all the fault of the gun, and not the radical terrorist pulling the trigger!!! Sorry for the sarcasm, I couldn't help myself.
We all know that truthfully it is the fault of the shooter.. Period.. No one else to blame.
We all know that truthfully it is the fault of the shooter.. Period.. No one else to blame.
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I blame the US government. I blame them for this politically correct mentality that they keep enforcing simultaneously tying the hands of those that can make change.
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MSG Dan Castaneda
If we had a stronger more dedicated leader in office, ISIS, Boko Haram, Haqqani Network, Kataib Hezbollah, Al Qaeda, Taliban, Muslim Brotherhood, CAIR, and any other terrorist organization would be both history and a reminder of what happens when terroristic groups raise havoc.
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LTC (Join to see)
MSG Dan Castaneda - too many leaders (in uniform and elected) don't/won't listen to anything that doesn't fit their paradigm.
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MSG Dan Castaneda
LTC (Join to see) - You are correct. Our military leaders are following the heard for job security.
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The shooter is to blame. He's the one who committed the act, but I do have to wonder if the FBI actually did a good job in "clearing" him the 4 times he was reported as he was only actually investigated three times even though he was reported again about a week before he committed the act when he tried to buy body armor and 1000 rounds of ammo.
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