Teen Who Knew Shooter Drops Bomb: 'I Don't See This Covered and I'm Going to Put This Out There"

Western Jouornal ^ | May. 27, 2 122 | Samantha Chang

[fatima]

Bump.

[fortes fortuna juvat]

Immorality and liberty don’t mix, and will always result in mass violence and totalitarianism — period.
>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>...
Some of our country’s founding fathers emphasized that very point.

[familyop]

'Let’s rush in because the cops aren’t doing anything': Parents frustrated...
Daily Mail
By Harriet Alexander
25 May 2022

"Jocelyn Rodriguez, 19, a Wendy's employee, told The New York Times that when she heard Ramos was the shooter, she was initially shocked, but then less surprised.

She knew him to have a bad temper and to snap at people...said he had a tendency to pick fights with co-workers, and would often talk about how much he hated his mother and grandmother, whom he told her did not let him smoke weed or do what he wanted."

[Something else interesting in the article:]

"Under a new Texas law passed in September, those aged 18-21 could buy guns if they had a protective order, because they were at risk of family violence, stalking, prostitution or sex trafficking."

[Did he have a protective order against someone else? I've seen no mention of it.]

[Paal Gulli]

He also was pretty dense. He was wearing a “plate carrier,” which is cross between a vest and a harness that you put hard body armor panels in. But he neglected to buy any body armor to go with. Moron probably thought he was getting a great deal paying just $29.95 for body armor, but the plate carrier with no plates provides no more ballistic protection than your basic duck cotton canvas jacket.

And the bullets that killed him went right through the plate carrier like it wasn’t even there.

[gitmo]

I hadn’t heard that little tidbit. Wow.

[joma89]

Yes, but now-a-days, if one gives a bully a whooping, then the government bullies called cops and DAs swoop in and destroy that person’s life.

This is what has fundementally changed. Government has entirely too much power which is why I can not ‘back the blue’. The cops that did not save those children from being murdered AND stopped parents from trying to save them are simply the enemy.

[FreedomPoster]

>“He would (intentionally) hurt animals.”

>There’s a key.

>That’s a tip-off

Big time. This has been known for decades. That this was known about him, and nothing was done, is yet another of the many failures by the local authorities.

[Chickensoup]

So he was a creep?

[Chickensoup]

Seeing leftist bullying in local high end communities. They pick a target then attack it Alinsky a the way

[Aevery_Freeman]

Sure seems to be a convenient, even utilitarian, narrative for a GUN VIOLENCE trope to add to the ABORTION issue going into the upcoming maelstrom of the next election cycle.

Our leaders wouldn't do that to little kids (NOT BABIES - no word games please) just for political advantage, would they?

Of course they would!

[dforest]

I have heard stories of many people who had one of these kids that displayed early in life evil tendencies of cruel and violent behavior. Destructive and self destructive.

Many of the families seek help and get no help except maybe some types of drug to try and control these kids. Our system is not set up to deal with them so they are out there all over the place charged up to be the next killer.

Face it, we can’t even hear the truth about these people because authorities and politicians are either CYA or using people like this to further their agenda.

Our problem is not guns, they have been around a long time. Our problem is the lack of a moral society working to make a just life for people. Those people in DC are the problem and will never be the solution.

[neverevergiveup]

Our problem is not guns, they have been around a long time. Our problem is the lack of a moral society working to make a just life for people. Those people in DC are the problem and will never be the solution.

Absolutely correct.