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Mass shooting in San Bernardino

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They have no idea who these guys were. And do not know if this is terrorism related.

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They have no idea who these guys were.

 

Which is very scary, sadly I see them attempting this again soon.

 

Pray that there is some type of video somewhere, or some traffic cams that are at many intersections in SoCal that may show where they were.

Seems too well planned out to be the typical nut job shooting spree.

 

Precisely. Strange how that never really gets any attention...

 

It doesn't get any attention because it's not really true.

 

"According to data compiled by Mother Jones magazine, which looked at mass shootings in the United States since 1982, white people -- almost exclusively white men -- committed some 64% of the shootings."

 

"Black people committed close to 16% of the mass shooting Mother Jones looked at, while Asians were responsible for around 9%. People identified as either Latino, Native American and unknown rounded out the study."

 

"If you look at the whole list, it turns out that whites and blacks are pretty proportionate to their population, very close," said Dave Cullen, author of the book "Columbine," which tells the story of the 1999 massacre at Columbine High School in Littleton, Colorado. Harris and Klebold, the shooters there, were white."

 

"Whites make up about 63% of the U.S. population, blacks 13%, and Asians 5%, according to the latest census numbers. Latinos account for some 17% of the total population."

 

http://www.cnn.com/2015/06/27/us/mass-shootings/

Wonder if this was a gun free zone?

 

I'm sure it was.

 

Here come the 2nd Amendment cliches.

Here come the 2nd Amendment cliches.

 

Is there not a trend of these type of shootings happening at gun free zones?

Here come the 2nd Amendment cliches.

 

2A people don't prefer to put their lives in the hands of signs and the state responding to 911 calls. Didn't work out to well today did it?

And for those who want to hop up on their high horse and say we shouldn't be politicizing this....just don't. The beloved Obama has already done that today.

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Wonder if this was a gun free zone?

 

Obviously not or the attackers would have turned around and walked away as soon as they seen the "gun free" sign at the entrance.

Same old crap as usual from 22P. It's so tiresome.

Here come the 2nd Amendment cliches.

 

Well from what I've heard on my drive home from work it's already been politicized by the usual people that care more about their party affiliation and agenda. So, surprise, surprise, surprise.

2A people don't prefer to put their lives in the hands of signs and the state responding to 911 calls. Didn't work out to well today did it?

You continue to wallow in NRA minutiae.

Well from what I've heard on my drive home from work it's already been politicized by the usual people that care more about their party affiliation and agenda. So, surprise, surprise, surprise.

 

But we can hope that at least in this thread that all sides can "discuss" this horrible event without pointing fingers.

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