http://www.cbsnews.com/news/report-police-officer-shot-near-tennessee-army-recruiting-center/
Four Marines killed at recruiting facility.
Four Marines killed at recruiting facility.
Chattanooga Shooting
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There are a lot of unpopular measures that can be justified with this definition.
There are a lot of unpopular measures that can be justified with this definition.
Re: Chttaooga Shooting
Since every reply in this thread (other'n this one) has been from a mod...for god's sake can one of you fix chttaooga?
Since every reply in this thread (other'n this one) has been from a mod...for god's sake can one of you fix chttaooga?
Re: Chttaooga Shooting
ter·ror·ism
noun
ter·ror·ism
noun
- the use of violence and intimidation in the pursuit of political aims.
Granted, you have to make some assumptions about intent (reasonable ones, imo, given that it's a military recruiting center) but how is it a stretch to say this was terrorism?
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Always the wise one on these kind of things...
http://www.bloombergview.com/articles/2015-06-30/tallying-right-wing-terror-vs-jihad
I'm glad the media keeps its focus on the things that are actually dangerous to me and my family. You know, try to raise awareness and make things better regarding the factors that actually pose a threat to human life.
Motor vehicle-related fatalities in USA (2014) = 32,719 (about 90 per day)
Suicides in the United States (2014) = 41,149
Of those, how many committed through a firearm = 21,175
Gun-related homicides in the United States (2014) = 11,208
65% of the people die from a gun do it from their own hand
If suicide is an impulse decision, and it is, just having a gun around is a danger in itself... if you actually have to leave your front door to do it, you're much less likely to go through with it
Never mind these things...
http://www.cdc.gov/nchs/fastats/deaths.htm
Not really blaming the media here. More people for demanding a debate/coverage of freak, hit-by-lightning events rather than the quixotic, day-to-day realities of guns (and the dangers they might pose) relative to the things that are actually dangers to us (cardiovascular disease, respiratory illnesses, cancer, car accidents, suicide--via firearms, etc.).
Always the wise one on these kind of things...
http://www.bloombergview.com/articles/2015-06-30/tallying-right-wing-terror-vs-jihad
I'm glad the media keeps its focus on the things that are actually dangerous to me and my family. You know, try to raise awareness and make things better regarding the factors that actually pose a threat to human life.
Motor vehicle-related fatalities in USA (2014) = 32,719 (about 90 per day)
Suicides in the United States (2014) = 41,149
Of those, how many committed through a firearm = 21,175
Gun-related homicides in the United States (2014) = 11,208
65% of the people die from a gun do it from their own hand
If suicide is an impulse decision, and it is, just having a gun around is a danger in itself... if you actually have to leave your front door to do it, you're much less likely to go through with it
Never mind these things...
- Heart disease: 611,105
- Cancer: 584,881
- Chronic lower respiratory diseases: 149,205
- Stroke (cerebrovascular diseases): 128,978
- Alzheimer's disease: 84,767
- Diabetes: 75,578
- Influenza and Pneumonia: 56,979
- Nephritis, nephrotic syndrome, and nephrosis: 47,112
http://www.cdc.gov/nchs/fastats/deaths.htm
Not really blaming the media here. More people for demanding a debate/coverage of freak, hit-by-lightning events rather than the quixotic, day-to-day realities of guns (and the dangers they might pose) relative to the things that are actually dangers to us (cardiovascular disease, respiratory illnesses, cancer, car accidents, suicide--via firearms, etc.).
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Muslim. Safe to say radical. Time to get someone with balls in the WH to take out these jokers overseas or we will see more and more and more of this stuff.
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I agree with you on terrorism. Was questioning more the word "domestic" versus outside the country influences. (not to name any)
I agree with you on terrorism. Was questioning more the word "domestic" versus outside the country influences. (not to name any)
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If the shooter was a US citizen or permanent resident, it meets the definition of domestic. We don't know if that's the case or not, yet, but it's possible that the people investigating the incident do, and that's why they labeled it as domestic. Regardless, it's just a semantics argument at this point.
If the shooter was a US citizen or permanent resident, it meets the definition of domestic. We don't know if that's the case or not, yet, but it's possible that the people investigating the incident do, and that's why they labeled it as domestic. Regardless, it's just a semantics argument at this point.
CycloneErik
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Makes sense, since nothing ever happened like this without Middle Eastern involvement of any kind, except for everything that happened without Middle Eastern involvement
Gonna have to occupy those bastards apparently. Sucks but seems to be the only thing that minimizes the threat.
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If inspired by an outside a United States group or country, then IMO, changes it from domestic to International terrorism. Will have to wait and see.
If inspired by an outside a United States group or country, then IMO, changes it from domestic to International terrorism. Will have to wait and see.
...............so what did you want done when that ******* killed twice as many people in a church last month?
...............or the guy who killed three times as many in Aurora whose verdict is being read today?
did you also think wiping out their entire country/religion would solve the problem?
just curious.
