rant · moment 9 of 24
Mass Shootings, Gun Policy, and the False Flag Question
from 165 - Please Come Kill Us · #165
8 min
A wide-ranging discussion about mass shootings and AR-15 policy, whether reports of multiple shooters imply something else going on, government overreach against whistleblowers like Snowden and Manning, and why Americans will defend gun rights but not economic justice.
- Tim's proposal: stop reporting on mass shootings to reduce anxiety and stress.
- Asking how many massacres per day it would take to adjust AR-15 policy.
- People are dumber and more animalistic than we give them credit for, and libertarian ideas don't work in a society where everyone is retarded.
- Mass shooters lack creativity and style compared to historical precedents like Columbine.
- Reports of multiple shooters that turn out to be one guy—likely explained by acoustics and misunderstanding of how gunshots sound.
- Questioning whether some shooters were in unknown medical trials or black budget programs.
- Many homegrown terrorists tried to join the military but were rejected—were they redirected into other programs?
- Government overreach argument about guns is invalid because they've already been doing it to people who don't look like you.
- Epstein was murdered before testifying about politicians and kids, yet nobody cares about this heinous evil.
- Disclaimer that they are performance artists and kind of are telling people what to do despite the caveat.
- The only time gun owners mobilize with their weapons is to defend statues, not to fight tyranny or demand health care and living wages.
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