We can't do nuttin'...
 

We can’t do nuttin’ about this, sez the Republicans…

Today

One fraternity member was killed and three others wounded in a fight
that escalated into a shooting early Friday near a Greek-life dorm at
Northern Arizona University in Flagstaff, Ariz.

and

One student was killed and another person was injured after someone
opened fire outside a Texas Southern University dormitory on Friday
morning, prompting a lockdown at the Houston school, officials said.

We can't do nuttin'...
 

On 10/9/2015 3:07 PM, Keyser Söze wrote:
We can’t do nuttin’ about this, sez the Republicans…

Today

One fraternity member was killed and three others wounded in a fight
that escalated into a shooting early Friday near a Greek-life dorm at
Northern Arizona University in Flagstaff, Ariz.

and

One student was killed and another person was injured after someone
opened fire outside a Texas Southern University dormitory on Friday
morning, prompting a lockdown at the Houston school, officials said.

What Hillery said: What difference does it make.

https://www.washingtonpost.com/news/...-poll-numbers/

We can't do nuttin'...
 

Keyser Söze wrote:
We can’t do nuttin’ about this, sez the Republicans…

Today

One fraternity member was killed and three others wounded in a fight
that escalated into a shooting early Friday near a Greek-life dorm at
Northern Arizona University in Flagstaff, Ariz.

and

One student was killed and another person was injured after someone
opened fire outside a Texas Southern University dormitory on Friday
morning, prompting a lockdown at the Houston school, officials said.


Not guns, but what is the reason there is so much more violence these days?
There were lots of firearms available when I was young. But we had a few
fisticuffs, not shooting and knifing. Look at the amount of stabbings
these days. Overall tells that is not the weapon that is the problem, but
society today. We had cowboy and Indians movies, but not a constant input
of heads blowing up in slow motion, or the popular computer games that are
ultra violent. Probably make "Mortal Combat" seem tame these days. We are
looking at the tools, not the process. Maybe all those kids that were let
off because their shrink said they had a bad childhood, are coming back to
shoot and stab their fellow man.

We can't do nuttin'...
 

On 10/9/15 10:00 PM, Califbill wrote:
Keyser Söze wrote:
We can’t do nuttin’ about this, sez the Republicans…

Today

One fraternity member was killed and three others wounded in a fight
that escalated into a shooting early Friday near a Greek-life dorm at
Northern Arizona University in Flagstaff, Ariz.

and

One student was killed and another person was injured after someone
opened fire outside a Texas Southern University dormitory on Friday
morning, prompting a lockdown at the Houston school, officials said.


Not guns, but what is the reason there is so much more violence these days?
There were lots of firearms available when I was young. But we had a few
fisticuffs, not shooting and knifing. Look at the amount of stabbings
these days. Overall tells that is not the weapon that is the problem, but
society today. We had cowboy and Indians movies, but not a constant input
of heads blowing up in slow motion, or the popular computer games that are
ultra violent. Probably make "Mortal Combat" seem tame these days. We are
looking at the tools, not the process. Maybe all those kids that were let
off because their shrink said they had a bad childhood, are coming back to
shoot and stab their fellow man.


These "ultra violent" movies are shown all over the free world. Why are
there not the level of shootings "there" as we have here, adjusted for
population differences?

I agree with you that our society is violent. We need to do something
about that.

We can't do nuttin'...
 

Keyser Söze wrote:
On 10/9/15 10:00 PM, Califbill wrote:
Keyser Söze wrote:
We can’t do nuttin’ about this, sez the Republicans…

Today

One fraternity member was killed and three others wounded in a fight
that escalated into a shooting early Friday near a Greek-life dorm at
Northern Arizona University in Flagstaff, Ariz.

and

One student was killed and another person was injured after someone
opened fire outside a Texas Southern University dormitory on Friday
morning, prompting a lockdown at the Houston school, officials said.


Not guns, but what is the reason there is so much more violence these days?
There were lots of firearms available when I was young. But we had a few
fisticuffs, not shooting and knifing. Look at the amount of stabbings
these days. Overall tells that is not the weapon that is the problem, but
society today. We had cowboy and Indians movies, but not a constant input
of heads blowing up in slow motion, or the popular computer games that are
ultra violent. Probably make "Mortal Combat" seem tame these days. We are
looking at the tools, not the process. Maybe all those kids that were let
off because their shrink said they had a bad childhood, are coming back to
shoot and stab their fellow man.


These "ultra violent" movies are shown all over the free world. Why are
there not the level of shootings "there" as we have here, adjusted for
population differences?

I agree with you that our society is violent. We need to do something
about that.


Lots of those ultra violent movies are censored in other lands. And you
can see lots of violence in youth in Europe. Adults also. Look at the
violence at Soccer matches. Maybe they do not let their youth get away
with claiming bad childhoods, and punish them in the formative years. They
also do not have the huge group of single parent, unwed mothers I bet.

We can't do nuttin'...
 

On 10/9/15 11:14 PM, Califbill wrote:
Keyser Söze wrote:
On 10/9/15 10:00 PM, Califbill wrote:
Keyser Söze wrote:
We can’t do nuttin’ about this, sez the Republicans…

Today

One fraternity member was killed and three others wounded in a fight
that escalated into a shooting early Friday near a Greek-life dorm at
Northern Arizona University in Flagstaff, Ariz.

and

One student was killed and another person was injured after someone
opened fire outside a Texas Southern University dormitory on Friday
morning, prompting a lockdown at the Houston school, officials said.


Not guns, but what is the reason there is so much more violence these days?
There were lots of firearms available when I was young. But we had a few
fisticuffs, not shooting and knifing. Look at the amount of stabbings
these days. Overall tells that is not the weapon that is the problem, but
society today. We had cowboy and Indians movies, but not a constant input
of heads blowing up in slow motion, or the popular computer games that are
ultra violent. Probably make "Mortal Combat" seem tame these days. We are
looking at the tools, not the process. Maybe all those kids that were let
off because their shrink said they had a bad childhood, are coming back to
shoot and stab their fellow man.


These "ultra violent" movies are shown all over the free world. Why are
there not the level of shootings "there" as we have here, adjusted for
population differences?

I agree with you that our society is violent. We need to do something
about that.


Lots of those ultra violent movies are censored in other lands. And you
can see lots of violence in youth in Europe. Adults also. Look at the
violence at Soccer matches. Maybe they do not let their youth get away
with claiming bad childhoods, and punish them in the formative years. They
also do not have the huge group of single parent, unwed mothers I bet.



Mass shootings, Bilious...the subject is mass shootings. Why aren't
there several mass shootings a week at schools, shopping centers,
churches, et cetera, in other modern, Western countries...the ones where
the kids see the same movies our kids see.

We can't do nuttin'...
 

On Fri, 9 Oct 2015 22:11:02 -0400, Keyser Söze wrote:

I agree with you that our society is violent. We need to do something
about that.

I haven't heard anything even close to a plan to address that. The
closest thing I have heard from the left is to put all of the
dangerous stuff on a high shelf.

We can't do nuttin'...
 

On Sat, 10 Oct 2015 08:36:18 -0400, Keyser Söze
wrote:

On 10/9/15 11:14 PM, Califbill wrote:
Keyser Söze wrote:
On 10/9/15 10:00 PM, Califbill wrote:
Keyser Söze wrote:
We can’t do nuttin’ about this, sez the Republicans…

Today

One fraternity member was killed and three others wounded in a fight
that escalated into a shooting early Friday near a Greek-life dorm at
Northern Arizona University in Flagstaff, Ariz.

and

One student was killed and another person was injured after someone
opened fire outside a Texas Southern University dormitory on Friday
morning, prompting a lockdown at the Houston school, officials said.


Not guns, but what is the reason there is so much more violence these days?
There were lots of firearms available when I was young. But we had a few
fisticuffs, not shooting and knifing. Look at the amount of stabbings
these days. Overall tells that is not the weapon that is the problem, but
society today. We had cowboy and Indians movies, but not a constant input
of heads blowing up in slow motion, or the popular computer games that are
ultra violent. Probably make "Mortal Combat" seem tame these days. We are
looking at the tools, not the process. Maybe all those kids that were let
off because their shrink said they had a bad childhood, are coming back to
shoot and stab their fellow man.


These "ultra violent" movies are shown all over the free world. Why are
there not the level of shootings "there" as we have here, adjusted for
population differences?

I agree with you that our society is violent. We need to do something
about that.


Lots of those ultra violent movies are censored in other lands. And you
can see lots of violence in youth in Europe. Adults also. Look at the
violence at Soccer matches. Maybe they do not let their youth get away
with claiming bad childhoods, and punish them in the formative years. They
also do not have the huge group of single parent, unwed mothers I bet.



Mass shootings, Bilious...the subject is mass shootings. Why aren't
there several mass shootings a week at schools, shopping centers,
churches, et cetera, in other modern, Western countries...the ones where
the kids see the same movies our kids see.

This isn't Europe but once they assimilate a few million Syrians and
Iraqis, they may start looking a little more like us
Maybe we should be more like your buddy Castro and empty our prisons
into northwestern Europe and see how they do with a little more
diversity.

We can't do nuttin'...
 

On 10/10/15 10:23 AM, wrote:
On Sat, 10 Oct 2015 08:36:18 -0400, Keyser Söze
wrote:

On 10/9/15 11:14 PM, Califbill wrote:
Keyser Söze wrote:
On 10/9/15 10:00 PM, Califbill wrote:
Keyser Söze wrote:
We can’t do nuttin’ about this, sez the Republicans…

Today

One fraternity member was killed and three others wounded in a fight
that escalated into a shooting early Friday near a Greek-life dorm at
Northern Arizona University in Flagstaff, Ariz.

and

One student was killed and another person was injured after someone
opened fire outside a Texas Southern University dormitory on Friday
morning, prompting a lockdown at the Houston school, officials said.


Not guns, but what is the reason there is so much more violence these days?
There were lots of firearms available when I was young. But we had a few
fisticuffs, not shooting and knifing. Look at the amount of stabbings
these days. Overall tells that is not the weapon that is the problem, but
society today. We had cowboy and Indians movies, but not a constant input
of heads blowing up in slow motion, or the popular computer games that are
ultra violent. Probably make "Mortal Combat" seem tame these days. We are
looking at the tools, not the process. Maybe all those kids that were let
off because their shrink said they had a bad childhood, are coming back to
shoot and stab their fellow man.


These "ultra violent" movies are shown all over the free world. Why are
there not the level of shootings "there" as we have here, adjusted for
population differences?

I agree with you that our society is violent. We need to do something
about that.


Lots of those ultra violent movies are censored in other lands. And you
can see lots of violence in youth in Europe. Adults also. Look at the
violence at Soccer matches. Maybe they do not let their youth get away
with claiming bad childhoods, and punish them in the formative years. They
also do not have the huge group of single parent, unwed mothers I bet.



Mass shootings, Bilious...the subject is mass shootings. Why aren't
there several mass shootings a week at schools, shopping centers,
churches, et cetera, in other modern, Western countries...the ones where
the kids see the same movies our kids see.

This isn't Europe but once they assimilate a few million Syrians and
Iraqis, they may start looking a little more like us
Maybe we should be more like your buddy Castro and empty our prisons
into northwestern Europe and see how they do with a little more
diversity.



Most of our school, shopping center, movie theater shooters seem to be
the sons of 'Merican families who have been here for generations.

Curious...why do you think Castro is my "buddy"? Where do you get these
nonsensical ideas?

We can't do nuttin'...
 

On Sat, 10 Oct 2015 10:29:18 -0400, Keyser Söze
wrote:

On 10/10/15 10:23 AM, wrote:

This isn't Europe but once they assimilate a few million Syrians and
Iraqis, they may start looking a little more like us
Maybe we should be more like your buddy Castro and empty our prisons
into northwestern Europe and see how they do with a little more
diversity.



Most of our school, shopping center, movie theater shooters seem to be
the sons of 'Merican families who have been here for generations.


Those are a minuscule proportion of the murders in this country. a
Bunch of gang bangers shooting each other is hardly worth even
reporting, much less getting excited about.

Curious...why do you think Castro is my "buddy"? Where do you get these
nonsensical ideas?

He ran a socialist paradise where they has free medical care, free
college, nobody has guns and there was very little income disparity
...... everyone is poor.

Sounds like the utopia that Bernie and you are promoting.