Suicides of any nature are a mental health problem. Take away their guns and they will just find another way to kill themselves. This is a ridiculous take and Im all for better gun control.
You can also look at other countries and when they implemented stronger gun restrictions suicides also dropped.This is incorrect. Most individuals only attempt suicide once. The more deadly method they chose means that the more likely the suicide will occur. There is strong evidence that more guns results in more suicides.
https://www.hsph.harvard.edu/news/magazine/guns-and-suicide/
It seems like it’s going to get worse the more we find out. And IIRC, the friend of the shot grandmother told them he was going to the grade school.The timeline reporting has grown very odd (watching Chris Hayes, sorry, but better than the alternatives on such short notice).
Allegedly, the shooter entered the building 10 minutes after a 911 call came in about a guy with a gun. The PD is 1.2 miles away. ... It can't be this bad, can it?
It makes no sense. Sure, an individual might choke under such stress, but it makes no sense that collectively an entire unit would fail so spectacularly. I'm pretty sure 10 random FBGs would storm a building if they thought they would save children. Something very off.It seems like it’s going to get worse the more we find out. And IIRC, the friend of the shot grandmother told them he was going to the grade school.
Per the briefing today... He shot at people at the funeral home across the street before jumping the school fence and entering the unlocked door.The timeline reporting has grown very odd (watching Chris Hayes, sorry, but better than the alternatives on such short notice).
Allegedly, the shooter entered the building 10 minutes after a 911 call came in about a guy with a gun. The PD is 1.2 miles away. ... It can't be this bad, can it?
How many police officers do they have on duty at one time?For sure the more info coming doesn't look good at all for the Uvalde PD and their response.
Explain JapanYou can also look at other countries and when they implemented stronger gun restrictions suicides also dropped.
If I remember correctly, only guns and hanging have over 50% success rate, guns being 80%+
Well, one - there can be outliers if we are talking overall data and trends.Explain Japan
Explain Japan
Yep. All the more reason regular citizens need the option to be armed and protect their own children if they need to.I just heard on MSNBC that police waited outside with the parents for almost an hour before finally going in. The frantic parents were begging them to go in, so much so that a mom was put in handcuffs and a Dad was tackled and arrested. WTF????
I am so sickened by all this. So much broken.
Dude. Take this horrible take and get out of here. JesusI dont blame them though. Being crapped, on defunded, crappy pay. No way I'd do a job where I had to wear a bullet proof vest everyday and get crapped on by BLM and Dems.
you could have just answered the question.Obviously you don't understand Japanese culture and attitudes, so it is probably pointless to explain why Japan might be an outlier re suicide rates.
Usually when someone doesnt understand its the perfect time to explain it to them. Especially when they ask.Obviously you don't understand Japanese culture and attitudes, so it is probably pointless to explain why Japan might be an outlier re suicide rates.
Lots of blue cities got rid of police, then tried to hire more when crime got worse. Nobody wants the job because of the lack of support. Its fact.Dude. Take this horrible take and get out of here. Jesus
Usually when someone doesnt understand its the perfect time to explain it to them. Especially when they ask.
Nobody got rid of the police. Good godLots of blue cities got rid of police, then tried to hire more when crime got worse. Nobody wants the job because of the lack of support. Its fact.
Suprised this happened in Texas, but, it might become the normal in big cities.
Curious, what do you think defund means? And you're not aware of all the people that got fired for not being vaccinated? Where you been?Nobody got rid of the police. Good god
Reduction. Less of. DEFUND.Your words
"got rid of police"
What does get rid of mean?
40% of Uvalde City budget goes to police.Reduction. Less of. DEFUND.
If you dont know what it means how can you say nobody got rid of police.
You're making a great case for arming citizens so they can protect their own children. Keep up the good work.Let's review the (reported) performance of the Uvalde Police and CBP response team on Tuesday:
- Waited 35-60 minutes before entering school while kids bled out, wasting golden hour
- Tazed / arrested parents begging them to go in, and attempting to rescue their kids themselves
https://twitter.com/BrynnTannehill/status/1529812650716188673?t=FmOuiy-DMYCitEdcONOMnA&s=19
One mom, when finally released from the handcuffs, hopped a fence, ran in, and got her two kids.
She should run for chief of police
40% of Uvalde City budget goes to police.
Whoopsie
Suprised this happened in Texas, but, it might become the normal in big cities.
What is wrong with you? Then just don't reply.It would take multiple links and quotes to explain Japanese culture and attitude towards suicide that goes back centuries which would make Gordon Gekko look concise.
If you don't understand cool, I don't have the time to explain it.
This data is muddy.This is incorrect. Most individuals only attempt suicide once. The more deadly method they chose means that the more likely the suicide will occur. There is strong evidence that more guns results in more suicides.
https://www.hsph.harvard.edu/news/magazine/guns-and-suicide/
Japan and Korea don't have much mental health awareness, so they have high rates of depression and suicide. Guess what they don't have? Hundreds of mass shootings every year. I wonder why?Explain Japan
Well, they have really strict gun laws, so unfortunately that means only the outlaws have guns.Japan and Korea don't have much mental health awareness, so they have high rates of depression and suicide. Guess what they don't have? Hundreds of mass shootings every year. I wonder why?
What is wrong with you? Then just don't reply.
It would have taken you less time to say, it has a lot to do with how Japanese Culture views suicide.
I guess that was just too difficult.
So what you are saying is that culturally there are differences regarding suicides.Well, one - there can be outliers if we are talking overall data and trends.
Two, suicide is built into their culture more. It's more accepted, their main religions don't condone it, samauri mentality, etc.
This video is horrifying. I wish I didn't watch it (I actually just stopped after a while). Something seems very off.https://twitter.com/paleofuture/status/1529652093354536961?t=Gh11OqEAXcmGJkVtHkls8w&s=19
Video at the scene.
Uvalde PD all decked out in their cosplay military gear, getting screamed at by parents.
Let’s give the kids guns too!! Schools will no longer be “soft targets”.You're making a great case for arming citizens so they can protect their own children. Keep up the good work.
I live in a rural community that has a unified high school with over 1000 students. The keystone cops around here would have made these guys look like the A team. We just are not prepared for an event like this, and it doesn't looks like they were either.The timeline reporting has grown very odd (watching Chris Hayes, sorry, but better than the alternatives on such short notice).
Allegedly, the shooter entered the building 10 minutes after a 911 call came in about a guy with a gun. The PD is 1.2 miles away. ... It can't be this bad, can it?
Did you misspell teachers?Let’s give the kids guns too!! Schools will no longer be “soft targets”.
I think almost all parents will say, "that's your damn job. If you have to take a bullet so my kid doesn't, that's what we pay you for. "https://twitter.com/passantino/status/1529999787738677248?s=21&t=jvisxXN7_TpBbmqeEoN8qQ
“Texas DPS official tells CNN officers did not try to engage the gunman inside the school because "if they proceeded any further not knowing where this suspect was at, they could have been shot. They could have been killed"
That sure contradicts the reports that they had him pinned down in a room. How could that be it they didn't know where he was at?https://twitter.com/passantino/status/1529999787738677248?s=21&t=jvisxXN7_TpBbmqeEoN8qQ
“Texas DPS official tells CNN officers did not try to engage the gunman inside the school because "if they proceeded any further not knowing where this suspect was at, they could have been shot. They could have been killed"