9 dead in shooting at South Carolina church Senator Clementa Pinckney killed

a reply to: xuenchen

Yes more anecdotal stuff.


He said this, she said that...

Feel free to link anything that is not that.

a reply to: cavtrooper7

Well they don't say conclusively.

A senior law enforcement official briefed on the investigation told CNN that Roof’s father bought him a .45-caliber Glock handgun for his birthday.

His grandfather says Roof was given “birthday money” and that the family didn’t know what Roof did with it.

Did the old man strawman buy it for him?

a reply to: NavyDoc

No and this is absurd logic. Not being armed didn't fking create the situation. Racism did... that racist man did.

a reply to: NavyDoc

We've gotten the point where some people are insisting kindergarten teachers be armed with guns and now churches. Why have we gotten to this point? Do you think it's normal for modern society to have armed security guards with AR 15s walking around protecting schools and churches? What other developed country does this? A mentally disturbed person gets a hold of a gun and our answer, more guns?? We don't go to the root the problem, gun access, we just magically solve the problem with more guns. It's this simple minded that's going to make the situation worse and more shootings to occur.

originally posted by: Sremmos80
a reply to: cavtrooper7

Well they don't say conclusively.

A senior law enforcement official briefed on the investigation told CNN that Roof’s father bought him a .45-caliber Glock handgun for his birthday.

His grandfather says Roof was given “birthday money” and that the family didn’t know what Roof did with it.

Did the old man strawman buy it for him?

Here's your conspiracy angle. The family is trying to cover the father's backside from being prosecuted for buying the gun.

originally posted by: Kali74
a reply to: NavyDoc

No and this is absurd logic. Not being armed didn't fking create the situation. Racism did... that racist man did.

No, it did not "create" the situation, however it did prevent the law abiding citizens from defending themselves from said racists.

The earliest gun control laws in states were part of Jim Crow to keep blacks from defending themselves against the racist KKK. This law is the descendent of Jim Crow.

Here is the original typed inciident report for the Feb 28 arrest. You'll notice the "narrative" portion of the report is in a different typeface than the rest of the report. Obviously, someone wrote over the original words in this portion of the report. This is clear evidence of a cover-up.

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originally posted by: Southern Guardian
a reply to: NavyDoc

We've gotten the point where some people are insisting kindergarten teachers be armed with guns and now churches. Why have we gotten to this point? Do you think it's normal for modern society to have armed security guards with AR 15s walking around protecting schools and churches? What other developed country does this? A mentally disturbed person gets a hold of a gun and our answer, more guns?? We don't go to the root the problem, gun access, we just magically solve the problem with more guns. It's this simple minded that's going to make the situation worse and more shootings to occur.

And you don't magically solve the problem by disarming law abiding citizens either.

The simple minded idea of "if there only was a ban" will only make the problem worse because only law abiding people obey the law and in this example, it killed them. The racist violated the law when he was given the gun, he violated it when he carried from his home, he violated it when he took it into the church, and he violated it when he shot people.

a reply to: Krakatoa

Ya I can see that happening, but you could trace that back pretty easy so if that was the case it will be found out.

Double conspiracy angle, would some one else want to cover that up?

a reply to: starviego

In the narrative, the DOB is redacted but still clear in the upper portion of the form. Good work by someone.

a reply to: starviego

Sounds he was extra "focused" !!

a reply to: Sremmos80

Sources say HE did,earlier they said his UNCLE got it,THEN his Dad.

THAT kind of racial HATE came from somewhere. Si I would guess the father was either absent from his life or taught him ,I guess we'll see.

originally posted by: Kali74
a reply to: cavtrooper7

Stop. Subexone doesn't cause outbursts of rage or violence. It's a highly effective treatment for opiate addiction that is already difficult to get.

No, you should stop with your vast generalizations. Each chemical substance has distinctly different effects on the distinctly different human body. (I have a close relative who was once given Haldol, an anti-psychotic used frequently to control hospital (ICU usually) psychosis, and yet in this case it caused the patient to become even more combative and paranoid.)
Obviously, from the arrest report, he was into other substances as well. There literally is NO PREDICTING what will happen when so many chemicals get mixed in the brain.
And no, getting subexone isn't hard at all. Around here folk just wait outside the clinic and buy it up from patients as they leave the clinic.

a reply to: cavtrooper7

It doesn't say that at all.
It says that is a possibility.

It also says senior law enforcement officers are going with the gifted story.

a reply to: Shamrock6

I'm surprised you have entertained him this long to be honest shamrock.
Been a good read tho.

a reply to: Krakatoa

NAW that isn't a REAL conspiracy,WE want MKULTRA stuff for THAT.
This is a screwed up racist boy .

a reply to: diggindirt

Don't tell them how easy it is for criminals to get guns as well ...it screws up their "GUNCONTROL will work" ideas, THEY hate that.

a reply to: Sremmos80

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