Evolution, men are (were)the providers and in times gone by that provision was provided with the use of violence a lot of the time
The bad (typically gun related) things happening in America thread
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Hmm fair. Men nowadays hardly scream hunters though
What a cnut.
Someone should outright tell that thick feck that Canada just pushed $2.8 billion CAD as a compensation for First Nations victims of boarding schools as one step towards the right direction in righting the wrongs. Keeping the AP African American studies course should be a minor task in comparison. If a section of American history had to be whitewashed, I wonder how he would feel if I changed the curriculum so it doesn't say anything about how Italian immigrants like his ancestors were shat on by the system over a few generations.
True but evolution takes millenia not decades
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Bummer. But hey, at least gun owners get to keep fantasizing their John Wick dreams of protecting their homes from a never happening invasion. This is also the part where gun owners on here and in my real life go silent. Don't be embarrassed, be proud! I'll even buy you a "I Heart Sandy Hook" t-shirt.
https://www.gunviolencearchive.org/reports/mass-shooting
38 now. What’s the record? At this rate they’ll be getting 603 this year.
690 - don’t tell the nutters that
Since I didn't know where to put this story, I thought I would leave it here at the discretion of the mods (who are probably better placed in finding the most appropriate spot to discuss).
What he will get for a jail sentence will depend on how good the prosecutors are, but I have to say that I wonder if the lack of dissuasive punishments to traitorous behavior in the US keeps on bringing more Americans to betray their country. I have read about John Anthony Walker, Michael Walker, Jerry Whitworth and Robert Hanssen, but I feel that's quite a lot of people spying from positions where you don't want foreign spies in.
Considering that the Rosenbergs got what they deserved in 1953, I still don't understand why the maximum penalty has never been dished for such high-profile cases of espionage within the US government since. What can be a more dissuasive approach against espionage? In the current case, it is possible that the sale of government secrets is directly involved with the deaths of human intelligence sources abroad too.
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What he will get for a jail sentence will depend on how good the prosecutors are, but I have to say that I wonder if the lack of dissuasive punishments to traitorous behavior in the US keeps on bringing more Americans to betray their country. I have read about John Anthony Walker, Michael Walker, Jerry Whitworth and Robert Hanssen, but I feel that's quite a lot of people spying from positions where you don't want foreign spies in.
Considering that the Rosenbergs got what they deserved in 1953, I still don't understand why the maximum penalty has never been dished for such high-profile cases of espionage within the US government since. What can be a more dissuasive approach against espionage? In the current case, it is possible that the sale of government secrets is directly involved with the deaths of human intelligence sources abroad too.
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Que the republican lawmakers and gun lobbyists offering "thoughts and prayers", deflecting the blame onto TV/mental health/immigration/Poor people and then clutching their pearls over how anyone could dare politicizing such a tragedy
It is just guns? No. If i am not mistaken there are countries with more guns per capita, but in those i dont think anyone can buy military grade weapons over counter and if you went strolling around a shopping center with a rifle on your shoulder, the law would interviene
It's definitely evolution, but the word providers isn't quite right. Men were the hunters and fighters, yes, but that no more provided for society than the gathering that women traditionally did.
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That country is broken.
Held without bail. A little too fecking late isn't it? There seems to be absolutely no respect for human life in America anymore.
No, we are functioning exactly as intended. A nation of selfish people, so infatuated by their guns that all of this is fine. They all make me sick.
And they wonder why...
Actual grooming.
And so... I've asked this about 5 or so times already I suppose: when is the US introducing a real annual Purge Day to "cure America" and keep it's beloved second amendment?
Surely it's now in my lifetime (and I'm old).
No need, the US is already in a constant low-level state of Purge.
We already have that Holiday, it's called Everyday.
I thought it was called "yesterday, today and tomorrow"
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Someone needs to remind DeSantis and Nunez that 1) there was a very long period of time when Italian-Americans like DeSantis were treated like crap and 2) Latin Americans like Nunez still don't earn the same respect as other Americans have. What that administration does is both laughable and insulting when one considers where they come from.
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Our dogs are responsible for more shooting deaths than some entire countries have.
They can't euthanize the dog for that, can they?
Not sure you can euthanize a GOP candidate for the Senate.
They can't euthanize the dog for that, can they?
FLMAO. Karma really is a 'bitch'.
It really isFLMAO. Karma really is a 'bitch'.
Not nearly as tragic but my work colleague's dog burned her house down. He was chewing on a lighter and caused the couch to catch alight. She has CCTV footage of it and all.
That could be a new anti-smoking campaign:
Don't smoke kids or else your dog might burn the house down.
Did the dog survive ?
If it did, his new name should be Sparky.
Yeah he was fine, and is now known as Archie the Arsonist
Love it! Legend