[QUOTE="kuraimen"]Kind of ironic that the US citizens are becoming their own country's most feared terrorists...WeepsForFools
crime =/= terrorism. there's always been crime. I see you went from trolling SW to trolling life. Those type of attacks are considered domestic terrorism by the US government... I guess the US government are trolling themselves then :roll:.
Just saw it on the news, latest infomation I saw is it was a disgruntled employee.
[QUOTE="WeepsForFools"][QUOTE="kuraimen"]Kind of ironic that the US citizens are becoming their own country's most feared terrorists...kuraimen
crime =/= terrorism. there's always been crime. I see you went from trolling SW to trolling life. Those type of attacks are considered domestic terrorism by the US government... I guess the US government are trolling themselves then :roll:.
No they are not... But if blindly hating on the US keeps you happy keep at it.
Shootings in America should hardly be newsworthy now since they're happening all the time. The only time a shooting here is really newsworthy is if it's a massacre (Aurora, Columbine, etc.) Just my opinion. Don't lose your balls over it.
[QUOTE="kuraimen"]Kind of ironic that the US citizens are becoming their own country's most feared terrorists...WeepsForFools
crime =/= terrorism. there's always been crime. I see you went from trolling SW to trolling life. Although the motivations for most mass shootings are not called terrorism in the US in essence it has the same consequences. I say it's a valid point he's made. It is kinda ironic.
Empire State building? I thought gun control = no gun crime???
leviathan91
Strickly controlling stuff seems to never lead to good things, but just more crime. Look at the alcohol prohibition and making all these drugs illegal :|.
Empire State building? I thought gun control = no gun crime???
jesuschristmonk
Strickly controlling stuff seems to never lead to good things, but just more crime. Look at the alcohol prohibition and making all these drugs illegal :|.
Yeah just imagine controlling the sale of MTN Dew....:?
Just saw it on the news, latest infomation I saw is it was a disgruntled employee.
[QUOTE="kuraimen"][QUOTE="WeepsForFools"] crime =/= terrorism. there's always been crime. I see you went from trolling SW to trolling life. Chaos_HL21
Those type of attacks are considered domestic terrorism by the US government... I guess the US government are trolling themselves then :roll:.
No they are not... But if blindly hating on the US keeps you happy keep at it.
The Sikh temple shooting was considered domestic terrorism by the FBI. A spree shooting is a spree shooting and merely commenting on it doesn't mean people hate America silly american...
Empire State building? I thought gun control = no gun crime???
Strickly controlling stuff seems to never lead to good things, but just more crime. Look at the alcohol prohibition and making all these drugs illegal :|.
Yeah just imagine controlling the sale of MTN Dew....:?
I can see skaters and what no creating underground chains for that :P.
[QUOTE="jesuschristmonk"] Strickly controlling stuff seems to never lead to good things, but just more crime. Look at the alcohol prohibition and making all these drugs illegal :|.
jesuschristmonk
Yeah just imagine controlling the sale of MTN Dew....:?
I can see skaters and what no creating underground chains for that :P.
[QUOTE="jesuschristmonk"] I can see skaters and what no creating underground chains for that :P.leviathan91
Hey man...-shifty eyes- want to buy some....Dew?
Gurl you got that red dew? I need to get mah fix on.
A report today is that kids are doing what they call, "Doing the Dew", apparently they are getting large quantities of the illegal drink and sharing it with others. Cops are trying to crack down on this new substance but with no avail just yet.
Gurl you got that red dew? I need to get mah fix on.
A report today is that kids are doing what they call, "Doing the Dew", apparently they are getting large quantities of the illegal drink and sharing it with others. Cops are trying to crack down on this new substance but with no avail just yet.
"I like to drink it with my friends because it's fon to dew."
Strickly controlling stuff seems to never lead to good things, but just more crime. Look at the alcohol prohibition and making all these drugs illegal :|.
jesuschristmonk
Alternately, look at all those first-world countries that strictly control guns, and have shooting sprees every week.
Strickly controlling stuff seems to never lead to good things, but just more crime. Look at the alcohol prohibition and making all these drugs illegal :|.
Alternately, look at all those first-world countries that strictly control guns, and have shooting sprees every week.
Our government has to be getting money somehow from banning/controlling everything, which must be more money then they could possibly make if everything was legalized and possibly taxed (mostly dealing with drugs. No idea how much more/less guns should be taxed or w/e), since you'd figure they'd usually go with w/e gets them more money :?.
[QUOTE="Omni-Slash"]Obviously this happened because the shooter couldn't get his Large Soda......Damn you Bloomberg!.....killa4lyfe
No man shall ever have me!
:lol: In all seriousness though, this is getting ridiculous. My thoughts are with the families of the victims :( What is getting ridiculous? Shootings? Shootings happen everyday in the USA. This one is in the news because it happened outside the Empire State Building.
[QUOTE="WeepsForFools"][QUOTE="kuraimen"]Kind of ironic that the US citizens are becoming their own country's most feared terrorists...kuraimen
crime =/= terrorism. there's always been crime. I see you went from trolling SW to trolling life. Those type of attacks are considered domestic terrorism by the US government... I guess the US government are trolling themselves then :roll:.
Not necessarily. From the story this sounds like it was just a disgruntled employee. That's hardly terrorism.
[QUOTE="WeepsForFools"][QUOTE="kuraimen"]Kind of ironic that the US citizens are becoming their own country's most feared terrorists...junglist101
crime =/= terrorism. there's always been crime. I see you went from trolling SW to trolling life. Although the motivations for most mass shootings are not called terrorism in the US in essence it has the same consequences. I say it's a valid point he's made. It is kinda ironic.
This isn't a mass shooting however, so no, it's not a valid point.
[QUOTE="kuraimen"] Those type of attacks are considered domestic terrorism by the US government... I guess the US government are trolling themselves then :roll:.jesuschristmonk
Not necessarily. From the story this sounds like it was just a disgruntled employee. That's hardly terrorism.
Yah. Unless he managed to get whoever he was going after, then I guess he'd be considered a terrorist to that person.
Well sh*t, then I guess anyone who's ever commited a crime is a terrorist.
[QUOTE="junglist101"]Although the motivations for most mass shootings are not called terrorism in the US in essence it has the same consequences. I say it's a valid point he's made. It is kinda ironic.
SEANMCAD
This isn't a mass shooting however, so no, it's not a valid point.
:lol: In all seriousness though, this is getting ridiculous. My thoughts are with the families of the victims :( What is getting ridiculous? Shootings? Shootings happen everyday in the USA. This one is in the news because it happened outside the Empire State Building. Yes...cause that makes it any better.
"Hey America, what is with all the shoots lately, get your sh*t together."
"Hey, f*ck off, don't be ignorant, this is just how we roll."
I would agree but its still an intresting question. Its a subject with various gatherings too. There seems to be a number of people at some point where people assume you should have a permit but what that number is I dont know.
Not necessarily. From the story this sounds like it was just a disgruntled employee. That's hardly terrorism.
Yah. Unless he managed to get whoever he was going after, then I guess he'd be considered a terrorist to that person.
Well sh*t, then I guess anyone who's ever commited a crime is a terrorist.
Maybe not literally, but maybe to whoever they commited the crime against :P. To be honest, I'm not seriously saying that everyone who commits a crime should be considered a terrorist, just pointing out that most crimes induce terror, so the person commiting the crime is inducing terror/attempting to induce terror on someone lol.
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