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The problem though is that when any white male commits a mass shooting, they’re seen as someone with a mental illness. Where as with non-white male shooters they’re seen as criminals.
jackjjackson · 70-79, M
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@jackjjackson The El Paso shooter wasn’t mentally ill. But some people (politicians for example) don’t want to call it out for what it is, to them it’s the fault of video game violence rather than the fault of domestic terrorism and white supremacy. That’s my point.
And with the Ohio shooter, Police are still looking for a motive. But questions have already come up if he was mentally ill.
And with the Ohio shooter, Police are still looking for a motive. But questions have already come up if he was mentally ill.
jackjjackson · 70-79, M
The Dayton guy was a liberal. Any reason you didn’t mention that? Please explain the white supremesist thing really the El Paso guy. Was or is he a white supremacist??@SW-User
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With the shooter in Ohio, police are still looking for a motive. They don’t know if he did it because of political reasons or something else.
The situation is different with the the El Paso shooter who is a white supremacists who wanted an ethno-white nation in his manifesto.
With the shooter in Ohio, police are still looking for a motive. They don’t know if he did it because of political reasons or something else.
The situation is different with the the El Paso shooter who is a white supremacists who wanted an ethno-white nation in his manifesto.
jackjjackson · 70-79, M
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