Guns n clubs

[Doombrain]

Don't mix. Not sure when you fat necks will learn. Am sure.

[scared?]

Lol yeah... French ppl...

[Don Carlos]

If only they all had guns IN the club. They could have protected themselves.

[MKJ]

pretty gay.

[YourGrandpa]

When did terrorists start caring about gun laws?

[scared?]

Is he a terrorist? Just seems like ur average religious person....

[feedback]

on my gay friend's facebook wall...

"seems it might be religiously motivated... such a shame, this will lead to islamaphobia and hurt the LGBT support base"

lol @ rallying for people who literally want to kill you

[scared?]

When did terrorists start caring about gun laws?

I forgot to ask... Were u injured last night? Did u see anyone get popped?...

[Don Carlos]

Am I the only person who doesn't use Reddit?

[Captain]

lol @ rallying for people who literally want to kill you

Yeah, people need to stop supporting Zionism.

[Big Kahuna Burger]

I don't think many here actually reads anything outside of their preferred echo-chambers, tbh. I mostly get my news from reddit as there's typically multiple links to multiple sources in the subs I frequent the most.

reddit is literally the largest echo chamber hivemind on the internet. but you just unironically linked to breitbart and don't believe that feminism and diversity are good things, so i'm not surprised that you didn't notice. let me guess, you read /r/the_donald, /r/worldnews, and /r/european?

you're disgusting

[Transient]

I can't believe that the worst mass shooting in American history is going to help Trump's numbers. The look on his I told you so face makes me wish he was in the club when it happened...

[Transient]

Anyway, I had better state that this incident was a very, very bad thing, prior to being called a homophobe. Or does that make me Islamophobic?
ARRGH, MY DODGE WON'T DODGE! Fuck this game.

Maybe stop treating it like a game.

[seremtan]

so a Muslim guy inspired by ISIS shoots up a club full of gay people because he loves ISIS and ISIS hate gays

not sure what's complicated about this, but i'm sure someone will step to the plate to put me right

[YourGrandpa]

Nothing complicated at all. Just a bit of domestic terrorism to show us we're all at risk.

[YourGrandpa]

I forgot to ask... Were u injured last night? Did u see anyone get popped?...

I don't live in Orlando or patron gay clubs. But I do live in the same city that this sicko did.

[scared?]

U playing hard to get, homo?...

[HM-PuFFNSTuFF]

http://www.msnbc.com/msnbc/gop-blocks-b ... uying-guns

12/04/15 12:23 PM

Senate Republicans rejected a bill that aims to stop suspected terrorists from legally buying guns, on Thursday. The vote came a day after at least 14 people were killed during the San Bernardino massacre in California by two suspects, including a woman said to have pledged allegiance to ISIS.

Forty-five senators voted for the bill and 54 voted against it. One Democrat, Sen. Heidi Heitkamp of North Dakota, and one Republican, Sen. Mark Kirk of Illinois, crossed party lines.

The measure would have denied people on the terrorist watch list the ability to buy guns.

Sen. Dianne Feinstein (D-Calif.), who sponsored the legislation, argued that former President George W. Bush initially proposed the legislation in 2007, and the Obama administration also supports it.

“If you need proof that Congress is a hostage to the gun lobby, look no further than today’s vote blocking a bill to prevent known or suspected terrorists from buying guns and explosives,” she said. “Congress has been paralyzed by the gun lobby for years, while more and more Americans are killed in mass shootings. The carnage won’t stop until Congress finds the courage to stand up to the gun lobby and protect the nation.”

The NRA did not respond to a request on Friday for comment. But the gun rights lobby group told MSBC last month it wants to ensure that Americans who are wrongly on the terrorist list are are afforded their constitutional right to due process.

However, the bill would allow people to legally challenge a denial by the Justice Department to purchase a firearm, if they believe they were mistakenly placed on the terrorist watchlist.

The GOP-controlled Senate refusal to pass new gun control measures came weeks after the Washington Post reported that suspected terrorists had successfully purchased more than 2,000 guns from American dealers between 2004 and 2014, even though law enforcement is notified whenever someone on the FBI’s watchlist attempts to purchase a firearm.

Also on Thursday, the Senate failed to pass another bill that would have expanded background checks to gun show and online firearms sales. The measure would also prevents convicted felons and the mentally ill from having access to weapons.

The four Republican senators who are running for president — Ted Cruz, Marco Rubio, Rand Paul and Lindsey Graham — all voted against both gun control measures.

Jessica Mackler, president of the American Bridge 21st Century, a Democratic group, blasted the presidential hopefuls, saying that Americans should “keep in mind how their representatives addressed gun violence: cowering in inaction in the face of repeated, senseless tragedies in our communities.”

[scared?]

Has anyone mentioned what capacity mags he used?...

[scared?]

Oh snap...

http://shoebat.com/2016/06/09/major-mus ... ans-there/

[Captain]

[YourGrandpa]

Has anyone mentioned what capacity mags he used?...

According to the latest reports , he had an AR-15 type rifle and two hand guns. The AR would have had standard 20/30 round mags. It is also being reported that he had several explosive devices as well.
IMO, he should have never been allowed to purchase those firearms because he's been under FBI surveillance for several years. But I don't think that would have prevented his actions. Without a gun he might have used an IED.

[YourGrandpa]

U playing hard to get, homo?...

No, homo.

[YourGrandpa]

Poor little guy wanted all the focus on himself and his agenda. It's that type of self entitled, me me me attitude that is regressing society.

[seremtan]

oh boy, here we go again...