Details emerge about suspected gunman after Texas shooting l GMA

[@DwayneIsKing]

My heart aches so much for those parents that brought their children to school but didn't get a chance to bring them home 😞

[@limelong]

Believe main stream media!!!

[@garymapes6955]

What lime?

[@johnross8685]

I feel for those family's. It'd senseless

[@fucuszullanti7877]

nice copy and paste comment clown

[@tradingstuff2120]

@@limelong What is this supposed to mean?

[@sisterinchrist995]

If that monster was sending out so many disturbing images and messages somebody should have reported it

[@dmd934]

Agree..no one cared!! That person was very sick!!

[@Ava_Lynn7]

@@piotrportka4400 him being part of the lgbtq+ community has nothing to do with anything. Keep your disgusting homophobia to yourself

[@whiteRiceSupremacist]

@@piotrportka4400 lmao, if that's true and no one's talking about it, then you know what's up.

[@zzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzz-z1n]

@@piotrportka4400 Source?

[@ConstanceMists]

@Chicken its not true

[@Typhoonbladefist]

He sounds like he was a psychopath. Animal abuse is a major red flag. There’s no magic pill or therapy to cure psychopathy. We really need to educate people about it and how to recognize the signs. The real question is what do we do with these people in our society? I feel bad for them.

[@Jake-n8m3n]

Insane asylum :)

[@WraithWriter]

@@evaapple6168 eugenics are not the answer.

[@gigiatkins5923]

Yes but it is also a problem that he was able to get assault weapons with ease

[@carlosnieto6268]

I’ve always thought about chilling with the “control” on drugs and funding so many prisons and agency’s that deal with drugs and work with mentally I’ll and have hospitals for the I’ll instead. Idk just feel like the war on drugs is a complete failure and we could kill 2 birds with one stone kinda deal

[@woofytwoshoes7711]

Completely agree. Bring back the mental institutions.

[@robflanagan6048]

I have been following this story since it unfolded from the very beginning. I’m in my late forties, and a working professional from the Boston area. I don’t have kids, and this is the hardest thing for me to understand and make sense of it all. My heart goes out to the parents - single parents, dual parents that brought their children to school to drop them off for classes. I see the images as those young and innocent children cut down by a mad man, with yet another senseless tale of unnecessary violence & gunfire with automatic weapons. When is this going to end? Forget about whose to blame on the scene. From the police officers that immediately went into the building who the public finds out later was fabricated and not true, to the officer that is guarding both the main entrance of the school and walkway is now a ghost. While finger pointing continues, a quiet community is rocked and shaken by this senseless tragedy. When does this end. We as a society have a serious epidemic of senseless violence in America with these long barrel automatic weapons getting into the hands of minors, young teenagers, and those with mental health issues, and criminal records. President Biden, get off your ass and finally do something that no President has done before and end this madness. We need to end this by having Congress exact strict measures and laws implementing the banning of minors, teens, criminals from getting their hands on military assault weapons. There is absolutely no need for this. I don’t have to be a parent to be emotional and know that something needs to be done now. Stop finger pointing and blaming when the real problem is right in front of us all and needs to be addressed and finally stopped. End this epidemic now by stopping the root of the source. Even now as I rant, and venting my frustrations, another senseless act of violence just happened in Philadelphia where multiple gunmen opened fire into crowds of innocent citizens for no reason only to inflict mass casualties, violence, and chaos. We need to push our local selectmen, Mayors, Governors, Senators, and Congressmen and women across the United States to get involved now. President Biden & his Administration along with Congress and the House, all need to start communicating and finally working together to stop this unnecessary violence to finally stop be banning all military long barrel weapons from all, including minors, teenagers, those with criminal records. Our Government needs to make these laws priority to make it virtually impossible for civilians to purchase these weapons and any other handguns over the internet, gun shows, and on the street. We need to do our part now and make a difference do we can finally put a stop to this madness and end this once and for all so that innocent children and all citizens across the United States can feel safe and inclusive.

[@rrmackay]

First of all there were no automatic weapons involved. Second there were no military assault weapons involved. Have you stopped to ask if the shooter was on mental health medication, was he being treated for ADHD, depression or psychotic behavior and if so what drugs was he on and where is his therapist ? Drugs like Xanas and Ritlin have proven suicidal and murderous ideation side effects proven in court in liability cases. You ask what has changed to make this happen: we drugged an entire generation with drugs that most of Europe has ruled are destructive and illegal to give to children under 18. You talk about the root cause but you aren't looking for the root cause, you're looking for an easy answer.

[@eddiediaz9267]

Before you ask yourself why, ask your self “Who gave him all that money, Resources to commence an attack on children” then you wonder who profits from taking Your assault weapons off the street, the government wins here… no weapons means more power and control of its citizens, if I lived there and was hearing gun shots and I had a m16 fully loaded bet your ass I’d fully load myself to fire back, or is running and hiding the American thing now?

[@billsmith778]

Guess what moron, military wepaons, including long barrel guns are already pretty much banned for the gen pop without a special license and mountains of red tape. You clearly don't know your ass from a hole in the ground but you're going to come here a spew a lot of crap that you clearly know absolutely nothing about. Let me clue you in, idiot, an AR is NOT a military weapon and is not used by any military in the world. An AR is an Armor-Lite Rifle that has been in use by civilians since the very early 60s. The AR is typically chambered to either a .223 or a 5.56 which are the same ammo with the 5.56 having a little more pressure. It is no more dangerous than a .223 semi auto wood stock rifle that many use to hunt small game. In fact the .223 is banned for hunting deer in 7 states bc it is considered not powerful enough to bring down bigger game. It shoots at the same speed as a regular semi auto .223 wood stock rifle with the only two real differences is the fact that the .223 hunting rifle is more accurate and the AR LOOKS scary to wimps who are completely clueless but is no more dangerous than the .223 and the fact remains that a .45 semi auto handgun, and any number of other handguns and rifles are far more dangerous and deadly than the AR, but I guess we can't expect chicken 💩 pansies who don't know squat besides oh I'm scared of the big bad rifle bc it looks mean, to know that.

[@billsmith778]

BTW dumb dumb, he used a semi auto rifle, not an auto which IS actually for the military.

[@billsmith778]

@@rrmackay Talk is all this loser idiot is or ever will be. He clearly doesn't know jack 💩 other than what CNN told him to say.

[@arielperez3613]

I can’t believe people would be willing to take the lives of innocent kids for no reason. I feel so bad for what the families are going through

[@technobrain1461]

Do you like guns. That's what guns do.

[@evanbrad7327]

@@technobrain1461 Do u like people? Cause that is what people do!

[@angeliquedominique740]

@@technobrain1461 if only we had proper security and metal detectors in our schoolings.. we know what people are capable of it happened in sandy hook and yet we still do nothing.. sad. Guns don’t kill people. People kill people. Bad people will find any means to harm someone. A vehicle, melee weapon, gun, hands and feet, a dog, poison etc.

[@joebama4222]

@@technobrain1461 more kids die to drunk drivers.. do you drink alcohol??? Do you drive??? Do you drink and drive???

[@Briman2052]

Cuz Texas.

[@matthewhagner7803]

Turns out that no officer ever went in to the school. This whole situation is disgusting and my heart breaks for all who lost their lives and the families impacted

[@yuewenb]

Matthew I totally agree with you. I see this as a multi faceted problem besides the officers waiting and a teacher propping open the door so the shooter could just walk in. Concerning the Uvalde massacre of precious children in Texas. This is becoming more frequent. I see many becoming mad, sad or Politicians trying to take advantage or the situation, but very few good idea's being talked about or implemented. Here is my two cents. First off I believe strongly about the 2nd Admendment and no one is taking my gun in a society where they are defunding the Police and taking gang units out by the defunding who were getting guns off the street, zero bail, Soros funded DA's letting out criminals early, not charging them for many of their crimes, and changing laws like theft to $950 before it's a crime to detour. How is this working out? Plus we had lock downs and job losses because of covid and before that riots that burned down businesses, creating more homeless, money problems and mental health problems and more. BUT we need to do something to protect our precious innocent children. When I was young this type of thing was rare. Why? Less population was one and open borders do not help. Also we did not have radicals on the internet trying to radicalize our children then. This needs to be monitored and safeguards by the parents at a minimum or State. If the parents or those in charge see worrisome behavior the parents need to act on it, and not just think their child is that innocent 8 year old they used to have. This is really caring for the child and society. So hold the parents responsible if they can prove the Parent knew and did nothing with a fine and or misdemeanor. We also did not have China giving us a virus and the Government and rich taking advantage of the situation at our expense. Also have you noticed that many of the school shootings were done by like 18 to 20 year olds? Make it illegal to own guns if under 21 unless you are in the Military which is under guidance and discipline. How about 2 armed guards at schools with a metal detector and one entrance? Many are complaining about Texas gun laws, but from my studies, most of the States with the most liberal gun laws have the lowest crimes from guns. And when crime is up over 50% in many Democrat run cities, I will not give up my guns to defend myself, loved ones and the innocent. If one has been convicted of a violent crime whether 16 or 60, make it illegal for them to own a gun. At least they are giving serial numbers now to ghost guns which can be traced, or give them 90 days to register or a fine and if used in a crime without being registered triple the fine and add a misdemeanor. Find ways to make it harder for criminals, young gang members and mentally ill to get guns. If school teachers want to take the training, let them carry and protect. To me these seem practical and not emotional. I came up with several others, but many have brought them up before by others. Just my 2 cents.

[@timothylane7672]

Ya and they tased a guy trying to go in and prolly get his kid!

[@kristenwolfe5272]

A few went in and saved their own children tho. How freaking chilling is that!

[@dylanwalker4258]

Not true. Their was a story on one in particular who went straight in bc his wife and daughter was in there

[@butbut9882]

@@kristenwolfe5272 fake

[@gamingio9952]

How could this happen? The same way as always. Everyone ignores all the signs and his care takers don’t have a freakin clue what’s happening with him. This is a perfect example of neglect, ignorance, apathy, and being naive. This is how it happened.

[@ModernSouthernBelle]

This!!!!

[@redblue2724]

He didn't reach out for help either, he had a choice, everyone does

[@rob465]

i mean an 18 year old mentally unstable felon with no ID was able to legally purchase firearms. Thats how this happened actually... sick people will always be but situations like this one are 100% preventable. No one in their right mind shoulda sold this kid a gun

[@lucasbooth3614]

He also bought two guns. At 18 years old. That's also how this happened

[@MadDogSolo]

@@redblue2724 You right but ain’t nobody gonna help you though, just tell you bs

[@mariabonifacio8017]

My most sincere condolences to the victims' families.

[@mariahisthe1]

@Px Coffee reasonable? Really?

[@manuwilson4695]

@@mariahisthe1...with the dumb gun laws in place, what else can anyone expect?...nuts and other sick in the head idiots ARE going to think it's reasonable.

[@norpriest521]

This is what Republican states look like.

[@josettek.esquivel7938]

@Px Coffee WTF are you talking about? Reasonable??? 🤬🤬🤬🤬🤬🤬🤬👎👎👎👎👎👎👎👎👎

[@mariankeller5852]

Its amazing how everyone knows something but no one says a word until after the fact...and it wasn't just the authorities who failed to speak up..this tragedy should never have happened ..I can't imagine the horror and grief suffered by everyone in the Texas town and grade school...my heart goes out to them .

[@dollsNcats]

That’s because NO ONE listens ! It will just be labeled as the weird kid and to ignore it ! It’s super sad

[@jockoharpo2622]

Ok then when should it happen?

[@malloryobrien6366]

Absolutely agree.

[@sandrajaramillo3108]

When you call and make a report police come out and say "well we cant do anything because he/she hasnt harmed anybody "yet"..So i guess just wait till somebody is harmed its Ridiculous

[@sergiomerino4116]

thats because no crime was committed

[@trombone32123]

Stop showing his face. He is not at large - he is deceased. Don't give him the notoriety he wanted.

[@neonparadise3095]

show the face of the son of a b...

[@TheTrueOnyxRose]

He’s dead now. So he can’t enjoy it.

[@rockhardcelery1214]

@@TheTrueOnyxRose but others can be motivated by the fact that everyone now knows his face. people who go on fuckin killing sprees only care about being remebered and getting "revenge" kn society, not living to "enjoy" it. the notoriety and everyone affected is probably what he considered the best case scenario.

[@millie3682]

He was known for fighting and threatening classmates and NO one questioned what could be wrong at home that makes this kid such a problem at school? We always know who the problem kids are, we never seek out WHY or try to help them, yet we're surprised when they snap and shoot up schools. What is it going to take for people to intervene BEFORE kids snap?

[@shaysyester6713]

This just wasn't sum1 snapping and shooting up a school . This is pure evil and his soul either joined with darkness away we don't know or he's being tortued and beyond tormented in hell until the lake of fire .

[@IAMRUSTEDROOT]

EXACTLY. However, we have Public servants and MSM that try to tell us the gun is the problem. And the brain washed sheep believe that BS.

[@sweatyskinfolds1385]

@@shaysyester6713 no. Evil can no longer be an excuse to fail to act. Just because he is “evil” doesn’t mean that nothing could ever be done to prevent something like this. Mental Health Disorders are REAL. Abuse is REAL. Left untreated under the correct circumstances this is what happens. Quit viewing the world through a simplistic lense where everything is cut and dry. Grow up and see the world for what it truly is.

[@AmberRoseRealityShow]

YES!!! FINALLY someone said it. 👏🏻 People ignore everything, not wanting to make a fuss. Kids are taught this too. No! This kid had ISSUES. And there were so many clues. Completely ignored. I will never send my babies to a public school in this country. Hell no.

[@edophoneix1340]

I agree. Only when stuff like this happens people give a crap. I bet this kid was treated like crap his whole life, i am not condoning his actions but he is a reflectiom of the crappy society we all live in.

[@ingridwynne3749]

My heart goes out to the families of the murdered children and teachers. It's tragic, but America must address its gun laws

[@billsmith778]

No, America needs to enforce the laws we have and stop coddling these low life's wastes of oxygen.

[@GunsDontKillSSRIDoes]

Guns aren't the problem. Ssri meds cause homicidal thoughts.

[@aRF06]

@@billsmith778 the problem is, its impossible to control it. its better to prevent than cure.

[@Not0ffxLinx]

It's just Texas in general. They have weak gun laws which will result in high gun deaths. I live in Massachusetts, and the state has stricter gun laws which means less gun deaths. What Texas can do to prevent gun deaths is: Have Background Checks Ban On Assault Weapons Waiting Period Licensing

[@leftofleftdebi8123]

How does a gunman walk into a school during school times? Our school system keeps all doors locked all day except arrival and dismissal times, with teachers or other employees stationed at each entrance during those times. Anyone wanting access during school hours must show ID to be allowed in. No one holding two AR-15s would be able to get in easily.

[@Mondoness]

How'd he get 4-5K to buy them?

[@RideLight777]

All government planned

[@tonyanorcott6277]

planned event?

[@kevink1575]

Yeah those windows are going to stop all those bullets from the millions of guns on the streets.

[@MythicalPhoebe]

because it's a false flag.

[@slaicc1614]

My condolences to all parents and family who lost their innocent kids.

[@ameliarivera9801]

Yes condolence 🙏 to all family's that gun belongs in army to fight war nit second Grade kids wow who sold that gun to him he looks crazy people see that and his fam should know he nuts and needed to be watched he going hell and kids Angeles of God

[@CharlotteStockton]

Are condolences enough? We need to enact laws that make sure this does not happen to anymore innocent students. How is it that Texas allowed an 18-year-old to purchase this type of weapon?

[@UnrealSickness]

Keep making these shooters famous! Post their faces all over the internet : D so it encourages other shooters to get recognized :)

[@joshsmith503]

@@CharlotteStockton those laws wouldn't of stopped him from getting them illegally just as easy the real question I'd why did the police flee? Why wasn't there enough security at a school to take out a guy with body armor? You know if this was an airport or a courthouse he'd been shot dead in 1 minute not almost an hour

[@ServantofMessiah81]

@Mark Silverman guns do not kill people; people kill people!

[@doointhedoo]

I can't even begin to image what those parents, brothers, and sisters are going through. My heart goes out to them.

[@user-vr5zk9ox8d]

Not enough to make provisions to the second amendment though. Right?

[@karenmazur3019]

Yes the teather left the door open

[@diamonds3958]

I want to know more about: How An unemployed 18 yr old living with his grandmother with two Daniel defense AR15's , 400 rounds of speciality ammo, body Armour and have an F250 to drive - when according to other family members - he's never driven before doesn't have a license. We need to know how he get this stuff - who funded this?

[@victoriousangel8911]

Can you imagine how devastating those parents felt going to pick up their children and cannot find them. My heartfelt sympathy for all the parents that lost their child. I felt your pain.

[@TheGgreen100]

No worries, I sent an extra big helping of Thoughts and Prayers earlier so everything is fine now.

[@myleg7223]

@@TheGgreen100 lol

[@FlockOfYahweh]

@@myleg7223 some peoples faith are strong like that. Sometimes they forget God gave us all free will. They think if they believe hard enough they can literally “move a mountain” as one of the scriptures say. Taking context too literal, got the nerve to say “everything is ok now” just ignorant smh

[@sheet3335]

@@TheGgreen100 me too. Might aswell post this on social media for ++help

[@MattZRJSRoxy]

yup no doubt about that, I feel for those Parents that will never be able to see their kids ever again

[@IroncladTrading]

My heart breaks for the families involved. Condolences and prayers from Canada.

[@KingChiChi20]

@nothingtoseehere ok but what’s funny about that?? Its people like you that need to experience pain first before you understand pain. Be careful of what you say cause it could happen to you

[@ogbee9690]

@nothingtoseehere you're screwed up in the head. get some help please

[@CharlotteStockton]

Condolences are not enough, we much enact legislation that prohibits an 18-year-old from legally purchasing this type of a weapon and ammunition. Texas and other states need to step up to the plate and spearhead the preservation of the sanctity of human life,

[@UnrealSickness]

Keep making these shooters famous! Post their faces all over the internet : D so it encourages other shooters to get recognized :)

[@kotexconnection3804]

@@CharlotteStockton No one needs an AR, and anyone who believes in god should not be allowed to own a gun, they are already mentally unstable

[@emmanuelgilmore853]

My condolences goes out to all the family members who lost their loved one and this terrible senseless act of evil violence

[@1971JAGADISH]

condolence doesn't bring back the loved ones they have to put a break or bring a law buy a gun

[@cameron7960]

sending my prayers and condolences🙏🏽 but when is biden going to stand up and do the right thing. hes the reason why the U.S is at a downhill slope. when is biden going to wake up and care about us

[@thehighground4920]

@Not Convinced because that doesn’t excuse what he did?

[@shrektheeverchosen6457]

@Not Convinced he killed kids, he was a monster, who cares about him being bullied, being bullied for being confused does not equal killing kids

[@JK-rp3tz]

Nothing excuses what he did, but how do you fix anything if you don’t start talking about how ppl get to the point they hate so much they want to go on these killings sprees. You can make a the laws you want but until ppl being better to each other and stop letting ourselves be so divided this will never stop.

[@madisoneditss]

my heart goes out to the parents who took their kids to school but did not take them home

[@ian.notasianboy]

They did

[@lovadoves]

@@ian.notasianboy Not all parents. Remember that kids died in the shooting?

[@ian.notasianboy]

@@lovadoves no lol

[@Taschip]

Did you have to copy this comment? A little unnecessary

[@Jamangel]

yeah

[@faras5426]

I lost my 19 year old in Feb 2022 and I am so sad I can not imagine what this will do to the parents and all. I am in more pain now then I was a day before. This is affecting me terribly!

[@danielsegura5266]

I am sorry for your loss. I hope your child is in a better place

[@crs7117]

so sorry for your loss stay strong

[@chandini37]

Sorry for your loss. My prayers are with you.

[@T50Vril]

Lookup “operation mongoose” then think about what’s currently happening in this country

[@gabelincoln3608]

Get over yourself. Go to ptsd therapy

[@claudevalentine8657]

Based on everyone's description of him and his behavior, I think he should've been supervised 24/7. He seems like the type of person incapable of sympathy or feeling anything. You'd have to be heartless to commit something like this.

[@dik56]

Exactly, this isn't even a matter of suffering or anything like that, this is just evil

[@seraby7151]

Both parents are drug addicts and he was bullied at school for having a stutter. So the kids around him probably understood why he was a weirdo and didnt think anything off it.

[@marleyite]

From the accounts of his friends, seems like the authorities should have kept a keen eye on him and for the gun proprietors to sell him guns is despicable. Also it seems like the police in the US like to harass innocent citizens yet the weirdos like this guy gets freedom of the city :(

[@Blink240sx]

And that’s just it. There’s no law against crazy people. I work in law enforcement and the most violent and aggressive people have mental issues. You can control guns. You can control borders, but you can’t control Crazy.

[@Chthonic_Elements]

Sounds like Omar Lopez.

[@DarkPassenger]

They said he legally purchased the guns, but then at the end of the video it said he was felon so he couldn't legally purchase the guns....? Or did I not hear that right...?

[@Reikuki]

His grandpa is the felon.

[@jonahthebutterbeerdrinker4166]

Probably got it from the black market.

[@Amira-bc4qe]

the statement was worded oddly, the grandfather who he lived with was a felon. therefore it's illegal for ANY guns to be in his house, even if he wasn't the one who owned them.

[@TheFlutecart]

I think the grand dad claimed to be a felon. So the guns would have been illegal in his house. Hard for an 18 year old to be one...but not impossible.

[@bronsonkatz8307]

That is the political elite doing the best to take our guns so they can have complete control over the population.

[@krzysztofsz3047]

You can legally buy a weapon when you're 18 but still can't drink a beer. That's what we call United States of America

[@commentorsilensor3734]

It's much easier to get guns than obtaining driver license.

[@DakotaofRaptors]

Well to be fair more people die in the US due to DUIs than gun violence.

[@loriskillman2580]

Horrifying. I wish when people saw messages on social media they called the authorities. My heart aches for the families and the community.

[@demetriathomas4770]

They say it’s called snitching and snitches get stitches. Well I’m snitching if it will save lives!

[@loriskillman2580]

@@demetriathomas4770 I'm sure the kids who didn't "snitch" are devastated.

[@laylaanton1595]

How do you know they didn't?

[@151Bud]

@@laylaanton1595 sad thing is people probably did and the police most likely didn’t take it serious enough

[@laylaanton1595]

@@151Bud yup and then they blame the community

[@VDR2612]

The fact that he bought a firearm right after turning 18 shows he was waiting all this time and would've done it much earlier.. this is why people around him should've seen it coming.. All the signs were there..

[@obeycastle2547]

If that’s the case, he waited til he turned 18 to ask permission from his parents since as long as the child has parental permission and the gun is legally given by an adult, there is no violation of the law. So then blame the parents because that’s the only way an 18 year old can possess one. Sounded good though.

[@dancalmpeaceful3903]

What's interesting is that it appears he bought two...THAT's a lot of money for a high school student who probably never had a job..... I"m certain the gun shop owner who sold him these weapons will eventually be interviewed.

[@lionheart93]

Who gave him money since he didn’t work?

[@alepepperoni2563]

@@lionheart93 he worked at a restaurant, did you not watch the video idiot?

[@alepepperoni2563]

@@obeycastle2547 No dumbass. In Texas, you can legally purchase a rifle at the age of 18, you dont need parents permission lol

[@FetusKing]

Stop building these despicable people up on a pedestal like this. The media is as complicit as the shooters at this point.

[@Musicsports]

Want to pretend it didn't happen? Parents and citizens need to know what's going in and how bad our Country is getting. Worst in the world when it comes to school shootings.

[@Novelist1029]

Also stop showing up at peoples homes and bothering them. The grandfather didn’t commit this crime so stop harassing him.

[@jhank0cean]

How many times did they say his name?

[@jannyhawkins7135]

I agree, by giving them attention like this! I can only imagine, this is what these nut jobs want-their 15 minutes of fame, no matter the cost!

[@RedWhiteAndBlue4evr1]

Then so are the guns that allow one person to cause so much horror.

[@darioettore100]

Doesn’t have a driver license, But he can buy two AR15 and 1800 rounds of ammunition. Welcome to the edge on insanity.

[@thereal0042]

It always starts with animal abuse smh, that’s why they should prosecute it and treat it more seriously, cus animal abuse is absolutely disgusting but it should be the warning sign of deeper mental issues

[@AB-ou5qc]

I was a substitute teacher for a few years, and it was impossible for me to enter any elementary school unless somebody saw me and rang me in. Does Texas not have that sort of system? How did he get in? If he shot the doors you’d think they’d hear and alert the cops and hide ASAP giving the shooter little time.

[@SK-ut6tw]

It's mandatory across the nation so something isn't adding up.

[@stubstunner]

Perhaps he snuck in?

[@Snootch]

@@SK-ut6tw As someone who used to work for the School System, a lot of Teachers/Staff jsut don't care about the whole "security" thing. Some will even just leave propped open doors because they can't be bothered to go and let people in one at a time to verify if they belong there. It's literally Faculty/Staff at fault here, they get the training, I remember the A.L.I.C.E. training perfectly. I personally quit because of how stupid the Academics turned out to be.

[@KuatoLives99]

He has a gun. Just shoot it open.

[@dave8599]

if staff were armed you'd not need to hide and await police. people who support laws preventing staff from being armed have blood on their hands.

[@الجنوبالعربي-ز2ل]

My condolences goes out to the families who lost their love ones. RIP

[@FartBrain9876]

An 18 year old buying 2 extremely expensive AR platforms with no job? Ok..

[@Pk-io6xe]

He had a job and neither gun was "extremely expensive"

[@FartBrain9876]

@@Pk-io6xe amost 9k in firearms isnt expensive??

[@Pk-io6xe]

@@FartBrain9876 It wasn't almost 9k. Not even close

[@bhuvanamani9151]

I just cant even imagine parents losing their everything in such a sudden shocking way ... some parents could be childless too ... God please give them the strength to pull on 🙏🏼🙏🏼🙏🏼

[@myaatheist2160]

God isn't real if so god will end the killing

[@blackgold2029]

One of the kids was her dad's only child. So sad.

[@sarahann530]

Your god knew this was going to happen and did nothing . Evil bastard

[@CharlotteStockton]

Let us give strength and hope to those parents who have lost their innocent children by making sure that an 18-year-old can never purchase a weapon legally.

[@andrewvlogs9371]

@@CharlotteStockton being 18 has nothing to do with this incident ? Age of buying a weapon is not the reason this happened, it would have happened either way if the age was 21 or 25. Obviously this kid had trauma as a adolescent which is the case with most shooters, but the what should really be done is our threat detection via social media could have prevented this, not a silly law change like changing the age. Get real brother and look at the big picture. I’m not trying to start a fight, simply just trying to give you more to look at.

[@Nia-ws1bk]

We’re obviously doing something wrong if this keeps happening

[@nix4644]

Everyone is afraid of being "canceled" because of what they say, so guess what, no one says anything. They don't want to be labeled racist, homophobe, misogynistic, etc, etc, etc. THAT is the something that we're doing wrong.

[@Jmez.]

😂

[@guff7593]

Guns have always been around, but the rise of these types of mass murderers have increased in the last 20 years or so and seem to be growing by the year. This guy was an 18 year old cross dresser who killed his grandma, then the children, apparently because he wasn't going to graduate. We argue and bicker with left vs right talking points about guns, but nobody wants to mention that it seems we are growing in crazy. Why are we seeing such an increase in crazy?

[@doctorpanigrahi9975]

@@nix4644 A white guy killed 10 blacks in buffalo ! The race of the perpetrators is irrelevant. Confiscate all the guns , that's the solution.

[@wolf_da_king-5137]

how many school shootings have happened? let's just say for sake of argument its 1000. is that a indicator of a problem within 300 million people?

[@gabriellachavez2393]

This breaks my heart I can only imagine how the parents and family members must feel 😔🙏😭😥 . These kids and teacher didn’t deserve this .

[@theultimate6542]

No one ever does. Yet it will happen

[@matt-i3r6w]

FJB!

[@jockoharpo2622]

Who would deserve it? You? Me, or you and a dog named Boo!? Huh?

[@petermello55]

Good for you, what a profound statement. Is the sky fuckin blue too???

[@eddiedeleon2425]

turbulent winds

[@juniordoc1843]

너무 슬프고 충격적입니다… 부디 희생자들과 아이들의 영혼이 이 세상보다 더 평화롭고 좋은 곳으로 갔길 바랍니다… 고인의 명복을 빕니다…

[@Realkeepa]

ehy shocking.stop playing jesus.human are trash and the world is cruel. point

[@nickphaux]

걱정 해주셔서 감사합니다, 저는 미국 출신입니다. 편히 쉬세요

[@MrChannelsurfing]

Mental health is definitely a major issue. My heart goes out to all the families

[@icebrow]

No its not

[@masteroftheblaster9523]

@TMCS True

[@Venom_Dvbz]

Mental health my asssss

[@SaintValeriePsalm]

its not about mental health

[@jasonholland7209]

Thank the (Reagan) republicans for cratering mental health in the 80’s

[@CookieCandy7-14]

That kid was showing “red flags” by his behavior. Family, friends and school counselors should have sought help to get him directed to counseling. Every community and schools need to pay attention.

[@pump1180]

Him not having access to a gun would of helped too

[@fabiolaflores8919]

Ask Ted Cruz and Abbott where the funds were….we don’t have funds for that in Texas.

[@pump1180]

@@fabiolaflores8919 apparently there’s something like 400B in public school funds across the whole country just sitting there

[@fabiolaflores8919]

@Pump wow, well gov Abbott is not releasing or requesting for the release of those funds. In TX , for kids to get counseling at school their mental health needs to directly and negatively impact their education. The counseling from school counselors only pertains to education. Teachers/school professionals in TX can’t recommend private counseling services to parents because of a loophole that if the school recommends a service that is not provided by the school that is needed by a student, the school district has to pay for the service. If the parents asks about private services, the school will provide lists because then they are NOT required to pay for the services when the parent initiates the topic -but many parents can’t afford, the money or time necessary because they’re usually a mess in need of major help too) If anyone in the school suggests private services in Texas, by law, they have to pay…it’s a huge no no. You can get fired. On that note, I’d love to also see Abbott and Cruz increase the funds for CPS as well. Foster parents are not well vettet and there aren’t enough case workers to make sure that foster parents are not abusing vulnerable children. These a hole foster parents don’t even go to jail, they just get another kid to mess up. make sure there are enough case workers and we’ll vetted superiors that are paid well enough not to take bribes from p€do rings and that their caseloads are manageable. I beg the governor to never ever give access to guns to teachers on campus, that is a fatal mistake. 🥴. (Added the foster care thing because we basically don’t have abort here anymore)

[@pump1180]

@@fabiolaflores8919 wow that’s really fucked up and sad tbh

[@seant6154]

I am so sorry to learn that this happened! I can’t believe someone would do this regardless of what their situation is! Pray for the victims families! 🙏🏽

[@cameron7960]

sending my prayers and condolences🙏🏽 but when is biden going to stand up and do the right thing. hes the reason why the U.S is at a downhill slope. when is biden going to wake up and care about us

[@MizzKru]

@@cameron7960 This has nothing to do with Biden. Direct your comment towards your Republican Party and the NRA supporters. You are sick

[@v4mmps]

@@cameron7960 how about we DONT bring politics into this? thanks.

[@senilejoe7932]

Mexitard

[@manuwilson4695]

The rest of the modern world can see very clearly what the crux of the problem is;- a stupid constitution that promotes dumb gun laws! Where else in the world do we see this kind of thing happening on an almost fortnightly basis??? 🙄

[@sedonavankirk2508]

It’s pretty insane to me that these kids can go on tv and say how they thought he was weird but not report anything to school officials. When we’ve seen this too many times in the past to not know how strange school shooters have acted in the past. This could of been avoided.

[@jacks4009]

I'm so sad. Those poor babies, they didn't deserve this along with the teachers. The fact that it was one class, they all saw each other die. There is a special place in hell for people like this! I'm sickened.

[@N3rdGamerProductions]

nobody is born evil, evil is taught and/or spawned by horrible upbringings. When the news anchor mentioned that the grandpa that the shooter lived with was a felon, it makes a little more sense now.

[@fuckgoogle3516]

You probably support abortion, stop being fake

[@lotusgrl444]

@@N3rdGamerProductions yes true but lets face it, what is the purpose of allowing an 18 year old to buy those type of weapons? Its a shame that gun rights are so protected and any mention of more oversight sends the pro gun advocates up in arms

[@Shhh_94]

After all the mass shootings in school, none of the school districts prioritize the safety of children

[@therealdiamond_]

One class that is traumatizing and sad and evil just sick

[@worldwidesports4k]

I'm a grown man in tears, and I can't lie, this one here got me, I'm very hurt and disappointed at my country for real.

[@sylviazamora7129]

You are not alone with those feelings.

[@bolbiitp7850]

The whole country is in tears, not because this happened. Because this happened again and it keeps happening over and over again. Clearly, and it’s been clear for a long ass time now that thoughts & prayers don’t work at all but people keep saying it as if it’s so enlightening and effective. I’m tired of all that BS, and just saying this will make me sound dumb, but I don’t care, it’s the truth. Our country has let us down and we’re most likely gonna get worse.

[@worldwidesports4k]

@@bolbiitp7850 I agree 👍

[@josepanola7117]

My heart aches for those parents who aren’t able to pick up their kids from school or being able to see their cute sweet smile on their faces again. I cannot imagine the looks of the parents face when they arrive to pick up their kids knowing that they’re not going to their car or truck or home to everyone else and not to mention the teachers their families kids wife or husband😭😭 RIP to the 19 children killed and 2 teachers

[@lovelypattaya]

woot theeeaaa fuucc???? gunman school kids police moon all foreign posions???? what happended to great amaeirca???

[@MusMasi]

@@JDM_san everyday life like you are in a warzone.........

[@timcoslos3292]

Guns now the leading cause of death for US children, CDC says Gun deaths inched passed motor vehicle deaths in 2020

[@pauloneill1923]

Screw your heart aches.

[@lovadoves]

I dint know what is wrong with these people. Killing people at a school for absolutely no reason. I feel horrible for all of those parents, kids, and teachers who had to witness that.

[@ChristianGonzalezxo]

I can’t believe this monsters mom tried to say “ don’t come at him he did it for a reason “. You do not kill your own family member AND CHILDREN ALONGSIDE INNOCENT TEACHERS. There is NO excuse for that.

[@daliar5327]

Obviously I don’t know anything about him and his family, but knowing that the grandfather is a felon and he didn’t live with his mom it all makes sense. Some people are saying that some people are just born evil. This may be true of him, but the adults in his life either didn’t care or were not equipped to call out or pay attention to his behavior. Not all people should be parents. If I felt my child was a danger to themselves or others I would have reported it. It’s so sad that none of the adults in his life are taking an responsibility for their role. They were probably also raised poorly and don’t even understand.

[@lambdee7006]

Where is his father? Grew up with no father?

[@inspirationalshanae5129]

@@daliar5327 child protective services in NY, gives trouble children leeway. I know some parents tried to kick out their trouble teens and get help for them. The judges release them back into society

[@elsac4405]

@@lambdee7006 not growing up with a father is no excuse for what this monster did.

[@minority86]

Source trust me bro

[@drewbutler7298]

Unfathomable. Beyond any of our understanding. I hope there’s a special kind of hell for child murderer’s. This is sickening.

[@tammypham1024]

Unfathomable and unconscionable. You are correct that this goes beyond our understanding as humans.

[@anurag7058]

@@tammypham1024 What is so hard to understand. When guns are so readily available you better watchout for some random person trying to shoot you while taking morning walk.

[@maddy8328]

Agreed, no shooter should live.

[@Mookaron]

It is a special hell for child killers! That's a fact!

[@Archive_7802]

I normally don’t want to wish that upon someone, but this… I will make an exception for _THIS_

[@benthomson9397]

A lot of people, including me, pretty much figured he was probably bullied like hell in school, and we were right. School administrators have a lot to do with these school shootings because they do nothing about bullies. Teachers and other school officials know who the bullies are, suspend the little bastards when caught bulling some kid.

[@lgarcia4628]

I couldn't agree with you more on this. The problem is the laws have changed throughout the years that have disabled the teachers and administrators from doing certain actions because we got parents who complain and file stupid lawsuits on the premise my kids can do no wrong crap

[@AK4974U]

Yup not just that but bullies friends that witnessed it will lie for your bully making your accusations non credible

[@kickedouttalife988]

No this is bullshit.He shot his Grandmother for whatever reason and since he already commit murder he was driving on the side the school was at since police were on their way and he crashed somewhere near the school and in a panic he went inside the school barricaded himself,and just started shooting at kids.

[@davidl4781]

We all go through some form of bullying but u can't seriously tell me that being bullied makes you wanna shoot ur grandma and then shoot a bunch of kids who got nothing to do with you. SMH

[@releasedakracken5175]

Was he bullied by elementary school children?

[@nikkisworld6711]

Heartbreaking! Praying for all the families

[@ritchdaniel]

I can't imagine why would someone do something like that tbh. Indeed praying for the families.

[@gabrielleivie4585]

I couldn’t imagine how it would feel to see the other kids in safety waiting on their parents to pick them up and take them home but not seeing my own child in that number of kids that made it out alive smh devastating to a loving parent rip my condolences to the family’s that lose a child that day 💐💐

[@billsmith778]

I feel ya there for sure. My sister very first day at Goddard Ks elementary was the day Alan Kirby shot the place up. My mother went through that. They wouldn't let the parents in and she was absolutely freaking out and I don't blame her one bit. And I was a nervous wreck when I went to see about a car accident and realized it was HER car back in 92. The officer at the scene told me "all I can tell you is when she left here, she was alive." When to hospital code blue after being hit by s drunk.

[@fungswey9106]

@The Humble Slavic Warrior why is that funny dumbass

[@renatamitchell519]

So sad 😔

[@blue_ig1]

@The Humble Slavic Warrior how are you laughing at that

[@joejohnson2478]

These shooters who aren't killed should be dealt public justice from the surviving family members!

[@Ramblon2003]

I remember the days when the worst thing that could ever happen in my school was a punch to the face. My how times have changed. As a 40 yr old non-parent I commend all Good parents who must release their children into the world and pray 🙏🏻 that their guardian angels take over for them while they are apart. My deepest sympathies to the victim’s families. ✝️

[@sadhu7191]

Now can we ban AR 15s and body amour or will the public keep fighting it???

[@joejohnson2478]

That was probably before Lyndon Johnson and Ted Kennedy.

[@willybones3890]

Or a concussion from a really hard hit playing sports.

[@KentonJoseph]

@@joejohnson2478 Wow, ignorant political puppets just don't quit. No one wants you Joe, go back ton your trailer park.

[@chipcrick1794]

Same!

[@Shibefu]

He was a product of his environment. People saw the signs and neglected them. Family, school employees, and even police witnessed the potential danger, ever since he was a CHILD. There is no excuse for this level of neglect, they allowed him to become what he was. They allowed him to grow into something wicked, cruel, and uncaring. They are just as much to blame as he is for the loss of those innocent children. There are so many questions, and everyone is asking all of the wrongs ones. - It doesn't matter the degree of gun laws and how difficult we make it to get guns because if he really wanted to get a gun he would have gotten it illegally that much is certain considering the level of his intent. And even if it wasn't a gun it could have been a homemade bomb, or something else that could harm people because in the end he just wanted to cause harm if his actions weren't loud enough. - And it also didn't matter if we had the right to bare arms anyway, because the people who are authorized to legally didn't do anything to save those children anyway. And now those kids are gone and the potential protectors who were supposed to be baring arms didn't do it in time. So for those of you actually arguing gun politics, whether to keep guns, or get rid of them it doesn't make a difference because those kids are gone. Someone who shouldn't have had a gun took one and killed innocents. And the people who should have had them, were too late to act anyway so all of your arguments are invalid and pointless. Important questions: How did he just get into the school? Where was security? Why did it take so long for a response? Why were the doors unlocked? Why were they unguarded? How did we not learn from the previous shootings that a box full of kids is the easiest target for snapped people like him? Children should be protected, and as a society we failed to do that. Those kids are all gone because of how poorly they were protected, and a monster was created... because of how poorly he was protected as child. The cycle continues.

[@gaiagreen2690]

Fact: strict gun laws DO work and DO save lives. The stricter the gun laws in any country, the less violence and crime and the safer country's citizens, including children. It has been documented and proven endless times, all the data are easily available online - but they are consistently ignored, conspiracies are pushed and these sardonic, inhumane "gun control doesn't work" gospel of lies and death is repeated ad nauseam whenever innocent children die. Again: GUN CONTROL DOES SAVE LIVES. It is a hardcore fact documented beyond any doubt.

[@bradbrownlee8489]

You missed one important question. If people saw so many signs, how was he able to purchase 2 assault rifles on his 18th birthday?

[@gaiagreen2690]

@@bradbrownlee8489 Because Americans live in a perpetual "guns are safe and beautiful" and "why hasn't anyone seen the signs?" conflict. In a perpetual, desperate attempt to ignore the fact that a gun's only purpose is to kill, they choose to keep themselves locked in a mental somersault of denying the reality of their lethal gun infatuation, that they stubbornly refuse to face. They attempt to drown their feeling of guilt for putting these tiny corpses in black body bags through their own denial, and prefer to ignore and falsify the facts rather than to admit that the price America pays for it's gun obssession are children's lives. And it is not easy to KNOW that those children were willfully sacrificed, and to keep pretending not to know it. Hence, there are thousands of bogus "thoughts and prayers" comments everywhere, and not a single one of "let's protect our kids." Mass psychosis.

[@bradbrownlee8489]

@@gaiagreen2690 Well said.

[@level2fast1]

Yeah. We failed those kids

[@jimsmith9819]

there were so many red flags being ignored, then when he crashed the truck he was shooting at people before arriving at the school, why didnt they call the police?

[@hummingbird1483]

How can an 18 year old have so much anger in him that that they thought it was a good idea to the life of a man just doing his job, and 14 children who had nothing to do with it, and scar the friends and family for life. The answer is a psychopath.

[@ProjectKagura]

Psychopath is no longer a correct term, it's completely outdated, a full psychopath is incredibaly rare

[@igit_7296]

He was bullied. Plus he had NO girlfriend. These young mass killers never have good looking girlfriends.

[@spideysensestimewasted3692]

Hes probably a demon spawn, look at his hideous face

[@alicewhite7945]

The answer is psychotic government officials and federal agents who frame innocent teenagers to further their political agenda… try using logic instead of emotions to figure this stuff out

[@bgos4727]

He is not a psychopath, he is perfectly sane, he knew what he did, it's not a mental illness, it's pure evil

[@cynthiaewing7632]

It’s sad that the fact is this could of been prevented! The gunman was clearly giving signs of what he planned. Why was he ignored! Praying for all!

[@rondavid7413]

1:30 cutting himself one of many characteristic signs of serious demonic possession Mark 5 2. When Jesus got out of the boat, a man with an impure spirit came from the tombs to meet him. 4....... he would cry out and cut himself with stones.

[@tvck5378]

Exactly!!!!! The government knew!!!!

[@APIEngineering]

It's "could HAVE" not "could OF".

[@PermanentHigh]

​@@rondavid7413 It's not demonic possession

[@rc8929]

Why was he allowed to buy two AR-15s? Exactly the same reason nobody spoke up or could really do much. What would the police have done? Give him a warning or stop his gun purchase (which they can’t do in Texas for the lack of what he did) so…..who is to blame? Hint hint, other counties have people just like him but can’t commit mass murder.

[@edjett2631]

He is not the "suspected" gunman. Be clear about that. This demonic person got exactly what he deserved, though not fast enough to save the 21 victims of his demonic activity.

[@alicewhite7945]

So quick to judge… ever consider that this kid was a patsy, framed by feds so people could cry on TV about “gun control”?

[@genesisnineteen9579]

@Lonely Warrior listen you incompetent fucking rat, deaths of children is fucking horrible regardless of your edgy opinion. You live in 2022 where people can track your stupid ass ip, quit acting like an ass online.

[@PhatBoyiee]

He was killed to quickly in my opinion. This is where mid evil torturing or cartel style torture would have come in handy. This kind of news infuriates me. So many young lives lost. My question is how was he able to afford the AR and supplies? Why was it so easy to sell this type of guns to him. So kids have to wait until they are 21 to smoke or drink but weapons we can sell to barely legal kids? Why was there no background checks? I am all for guns but there must be better procedures to sell guns. The company who sold the guns must be held responsible for not doing their job.

[@michaelhernandez7978]

Demonic? He's just a psychopath. No religion has anything to do with this mate

[@needlamp2147]

@@thegreatape884 for something that's "not real", it perfectly describes the situation even down to intent. Wake up friend.

[@mdhmthrvnn]

Didn't have the license to drive a car but bought 2 guns.. the irony!

[@linedanzer4302]

This is so very tragic. My heart goes out to the families of the victims as I know they are experiencing pain that will never go away. My nephew was gunned down in 1985 and to this day my family is affected by that loss. My prayers go up for the families, loved ones, and classmates and fellow staff of these children and teachers.

[@lovelypattaya]

woot theeeaaa fuucc???? gunman school kids police moon all foreign posions???? what happended to great amaeirca???

[@Anon-tt9rz]

it's not tragic, it's tragicomedic, I keep telling people Idiocracy is not a movie - it's documentary

[@linedanzer4302]

@@Anon-tt9rz Whatever you are telling people, *I find the situation tragic.*

[@rongohring8406]

​@@lovelypattaya Learn to spell, and have just a little respect, if your 'waste of space' brain can comprehend what the definition of r.e.s.p.e.c.t. is, or go play somewhere else.

[@arianayoung7537]

Thank God I not living among those peoples.

[@seancharlie8476]

I was so shocked when I woke up and heard the news, it's unreal. I work in a school in a class with 6 and 7 year olds. I just can't and don't want to imagine what it was like for those who lost their lives.

[@terryowen6759]

Your in a position to ask your school administrators to reevaluate school security, make sure there are enough precautions in place that this could literally not happen. Every school in America needs to do this, don't wait on the Government, they won't protect you

[@theonlineanimal6009]

@@terryowen6759 truth is this can always happen. You saw it yourself the school don't even know how he got past all their security measures. That's because if someone wants to kill. Even just one person... they will always find a way

[@ericw9702]

We didn't have background checks for gun until the 1990's, we didn't ban machine guns until the 80's...Why are these events more common now compared to back when it was easier to get a gun?

[@jeff.fliehman]

people are sick now a days lets be honest peoples mental issues are way more different then back then

[@proudgary2228]

Spiritual bankruptcy. We tolerate everything. We've allowed the family to be destroyed. We don't even pretend to value God. We embrace abomination

[@pandamonium4857]

Because humans suck.

[@PhilipMReeder]

I wondered the same thing. Went through grade school in the 70's. Absolutely no guards, no metal detector. High schools had gun clubs. In the city of St. Louis. Whatever it is that's going on/causing this, officials and politicians and us are getting it wrong.

[@samtraygis1337]

More of the population is on anti depressants and psychotropics.....I believe this is part of the equation but noone will ever mentionit

[@LeonEditzzz]

It's insane how the first police arrived in 3 minutes, but it took 77 minutes to go out of lockdown. The kids deserve an award for staying calm for 77 minutes of violence and insanity.

[@guest7144]

I can’t believe someone could do something so messed up and take the lives of young children just because he was going through hell. It’s just not right at all he could’ve gotten therapy or went to a psychologist to get the help he needed. I feel very sorry for what these families have to go through knowing that they couldn’t even say goodbye to their own kids that could’ve lived and had their own kids someday but are now gone

[@jan-ef1fp]

people like this can't be fixed

[@grants.9701]

Also, shame on the person that sold the guns to that monster…I would of been like “ what do you need these for!” Then,”get the hell out of here….what because he had money to buy them? F that. Gotta be able to sense these things nowadays and all days I’m livid it even happened and I would take a bullet for my kids and other peoples kids as well🥲

[@Cozysafeyay]

@@jan-ef1fp you just give them more reason to do it saying they are unfixable

[@laundrybasket2689]

@@grants.9701 Texas is a very lax state when it comes to guns. Obviously smh.

[@chilairearts4238]

@@HornedAngel333 they should do bi monthly sessions for students 7th grade+. Take a day out of the month to have a professional talk to kids for an hour or two.

[@diannesanders1910]

I can’t believe his mother was on tv asking for people to forgive him. Disgusting!

[@javencoleman7485]

Wait really after he shot her mom

[@morell5589]

Well don’t forget that forgiving is for you, it will only heal your heart.

[@diannesanders1910]

@@morell5589 oh please! Tell that to the parents and families of the innocent children this monster murdered.

[@diannesanders1910]

@@javencoleman7485 yep. She was on tv crying asking forgiveness for herself and her killer son.

[@Festivex1]

Calm down lol she barely knew what to say

[@gustaafargoan]

My heart breaks for the parents that had to stand outside the schoo, alongside the police for 40 minutes and wait before any action was taken. The police should be held liable because they are just as guilty.

[@lesp315]

I promise you I would rather die than wait outside. All these cops should go to jail. It's a disgrace.

[@jeremybrady567]

The cops who went in to get there own kids should be ashamed of themselves !!!!!!!!

[@SarcasticSloth69]

lol love seeing all these comments talking about “condolences” and “my heart goes out to the families” cause they’ll forgot about it in a couple days or weeks. How about instead of giving out empty words on KZbin, go out and do something about it? Y’all would go on strike and stand out with signs demanding mask mandates to be removed, but when it comes to gun safety and demanding changes like background checks, y’all don’t keep that same energy, only empty well wishes and “condolences” 😂

[@mohammadansarie]

@@SarcasticSloth69 well said!

[@yourestupid8275]

Oh yeah they're just as guilty as someone who's crazy and thought going into a school and killing a bunch of kids was a good idea.. nice logic idiot

[@nancychamberlin6520]

How does someone get so twisted? Everyone in his life failed him. I guarantee that. Unfortunately innocent children paid for his family’s neglect. I don’t know how the parents of these children will come to terms with the anger they must feel. Heartbreaking.

[@lesleymbuyikayembe7553]

Exactly!! You can't trust every parent these days

[@Dwightstjohn-fo8ki]

other students clearly identify him as MEAN, vindictive, and a trouble maker. among other things. He failed life.

[@vietrounder]

If his parents failed him this bad in the first place I doubt they feel any responsibility about this whole tragedy

[@ZenzeraBellaAnna]

My heart goes out to the kids and affected families. But I have to wonder…when the hell did that kid learn to be this evil? What was happening in his home while he was growing up? 😢

[@luisuriata7313]

Some people are born evil

[@droberts8703]

A friend of my family had a kid have a fall after climbing a fence he fractured his skull and still has uncontrolled behavior he never had before I pray he gets help I have notified the proper people

[@avalonjustin]

Could have been raised without morals, maybe mental illness. We may never know. I really don't want to know how psycho killers think.

[@MattZRJSRoxy]

This is a response to Ana or Anna whatever the spelling is. It’s late here and I don’t feel like checking it again. Same, there’s no reasonable excuse for such a senseless, despicable, diabolical act but I myself also have to wonder Did something happen either at school or home that caused this? I mean if you are always being bullied or say cyberbullied by someone then that definitely takes a toll on you. Not saying that is what happened here but someone could definitely be hurting so much due to such acts I know from personal experience how much bullying can sting, people that could do something about it actually don’t care

[@avalonjustin]

@@droberts8703 Yes I've heard of head injuries causing people to have mood swings or bouts of violence.

[@ansemthewise210]

I use to go to Uvalde working at a furniture delivery and I remember passing by robbs for a delivery and seeing the kids at recess this is the coldest thing someone can do

[@carolynhudson7493]

I just wanted to say ,I'm so sorry for the Mothers and Fathers who has lost a child to this awful crime . And that you all are in my prayers. And you all comfort each other and be there for each other.

[@sethtenrec]

Yeah prayers instead of proper training and firearms for all the law enforcement cowards this kid out-dueled before he got in the school.

[@jiggs677]

If you don't wanna think about poor dead children again vote to reform gun laws.

[@jiggs677]

@@sethtenrec stop trying to make schools into dystopian militarized zones.

[@jiggs677]

@KALI☠️🔥 wut?? Keep it simple. Take away the AR and this kid doesn't kill anyone.

[@sethtenrec]

@KALI☠️🔥 superstition ain’t the way

[@georgecrawford8231]

He didn't have a driver's license, how did he buy the guns?

[@CycleCruza]

It sounds like a loner who went berserk.

[@junkieyard2109]

He snapped

[@allen6924]

We certainly seem to have a lot of those..

[@allen6924]

@@junkieyard2109 🤣🤣🤣 He snapped way before that day. His dad is a felon, fruit doesn't fall far from the tree.

[@junkieyard2109]

@@allen6924 People are going bonkers this days

[@aphillips229]

How did an 18yo get a hold of around $4k worth of equipment? Why did the FBI know about him before hand? It's pretty clear that these questions are linked.

[@distilledmilk2441]

There’s probably 4K of remote control cars sitting around my garage and I’m 18. It’s really not hard

[@crisnmaryfam7344]

Could be, or It could just be him working am in wage job from 16 or even 15 in some places.. Could have saved a solid 30k in 2 years. 4k is nothing when you odnt have rent or bills to pay. mouths to feed..

[@hitemwiththefork4390]

...a job?

[@M.2000-v2g]

We also need psychologist and a moral class in all schools

[@patriciavargas6778]

I agree.

[@karenmessinger9609]

We need to put God back into schools.

[@chocoboqueen5498]

@@karenmessinger9609 no

[@karenmessinger9609]

@@chocoboqueen5498 Ah yes. Satan's way is working out so much better right?

[@kutsbothways]

A morals class? But progressive moral relativism is working so well.

[@susettehorspool2646]

Where did this guy get all the money to buy the guns and other supplies? He was only 18.

[@theragnarok13]

I believe, guns should be sold only to those, who pass the mental fitness test. It’s crazy how an absolute psycho is allowed to purchase and walk around with those guns

[@ironicchannelname6457]

Maybe I missed the section of the second amendment that says "unless deemed mentally unfit by the government" if you give them that kind of power they will absolutely abuse it

[@ThatGuy-mu2rr]

Also, he was a felon. The gun salesman would of been told by the NICS to “ not deliver “. This guy had a straw man. Furthermore, how did he gain access to inside the school ?

[@leguminous7564]

@@ThatGuy-mu2rr no the grandfather was a felon i believe, not the gunman

[@evanabt8578]

@@leguminous7564 so weird the news just wanted everyone to know his grandpa was a felon.. like that had anything to do with anything.. confused me Cuzz I thought they were saying the shooter was a felon.

[@_avisualz]

True psychotic people can manipulate us into think they’re mentally stable

[@richrelaxes1154]

“How could this happen?” -the outcry when this has been happening repeatedly.

[@asanta2023]

💯..,We’re becoming used to this..,expecting this to happen..,God help us.

[@IMAS7X]

Based on the interviews, the killer’s mental health was in poor condition. He’d cut himself in the face and told people that he enjoyed it. He should have been in therapy and denied any access to guns.

[@caseybass5544]

For that to happen the doctor would have to be willing to file the paperwork

[@IMAS7X]

@@caseybass5544Agreed. Such assessments had better be undertaken by an organization authorized, not by doctors in private clinics.

[@hackthis1767]

Mental health as in boil the blood of a citizen right

[@hackthis1767]

Maybe lrad should be investigating with nato and the areonaticalsub routes for radio

[@hackthis1767]

So explain religion panzi scheme with mental health

[@shanarchy614]

Why is nobody questioning how this kid got over $9,000 worth of guns and ammo? Put that together with the stand down order, and what do you get? Call me a conspiracy theorist or whatever, but it doesn't add up.. it's almost as if, a person, or a group of people, set this up to scare us into giving up our gun rights during this already turbulent time.

[@Kamiria]

I just can never understand how an individual can just go into a school and start shooting these innocent little babies, imagine sending your child to school and them being gunned down for no reason. My heart goes out to the families 💔❤️‍🩹

[@prajju8114]

He was mentally sick, Nobody even bothered to check his mental health

[@CueteFromCentralBlk209X4]

Sickening

[@xeno139]

he was a psycopath he got no empathy towards other humans

[@joshuaoh761]

Some people are just born evil 😈

[@Kamiria]

@@raymond19001 And your point is?

[@jamessherwood1898]

How did this kid even get the money to buy the weapons, ammo, and magazines to do this? We are talking some where between $2K and $3K between for all of it. And he had no license to drive? He didn’t ride the bus with all of that. Something doesn’t add up. Someone helped him get that stuff.

[@everydaynine_2282]

MK Ultra mind control the CIA/ Elites do this to people and create fake news narratives. They been using MK on mass shooters for years

[@levanderallen8903]

Exactly, no way he could pass a background check when purchasing them rifles. Since he was felon. So someone would have help him.

[@denisbrandonmee-lee2587]

@@levanderallen8903 Actually, it was the grandfather who was a felon. I was confused at first too.

[@catsj1767]

Work full time at Wendy’s, don’t have car expenses; don’t have food expenses. Clothing expenses. Simple…

[@carlpierce2486]

Yes those NRA bribed republicans who made it easy for him to buy assault rifles helped him.

[@9009matorres]

Today, I woke up. But, in my hometown, there are 19 children and two adults who didn’t, and there are countless families and community members who probably didn’t get a wink of sleep last night. For me, the tragedy in Uvalde is something that I can take a pause from. It hits my heart because I, too, was a Uvalde Coyote who walked the halls and breezeways of Robb Elementary. I remember walking to and from Robb with my brother. I remember my dad walking me to school. The only thing I had to fear were the neighborhood dogs that barked through the fence at us while we passed. I can take a break from the tragedy. I came to work today, am giving final exams to my students, and will talk with the others about how much we will miss each other over summer break. Here, I will only think about the tragedy in moments in between the hustle and bustle of the last days of the school year, on my conference period, and on my lunch break. Then, I get to take another break from the tragedy as another group of students comes into my classroom. I will think about it again on my drive home, when I watch the news, and when my wife and I talk about the people we knew whose lives were forever changed by the tragedy. Then I get to take another break and fall asleep to rest. But, for the people back home, there is no break. No pause. No rest. This tragedy is something they will live in for the rest of their lives. I remember being 22 years old and hearing about the Sandy Hook Elementary School shooting in Newtown, Connecticut and being shocked, angry, and heartbroken for the students and their families. They were just kids. 20 innocent children and six school personnel shot for seemingly no reason at all. I remember the next evening when Saturday Night Live paid tribute to those lost with a small choir of children singing “Silent Night” and the lyrics “sleep in heavenly peace” piercing my heart. I remember the footage of children walking out of the school holding hands and parents sobbing uncontrollably. I later remember the footage of the school being demolished so as to bury signify the burying of the tragedy. In those moments, I knew that I could never feel what those people felt because that kind of thing could never happen to me. I would never know the heartbreak of losing a child or the shock of knowing that this happened in my small community because this type of thing happens in other places, not at home. At 1:51 PM, my wife texted me. “There was an active shooter at Robb in Uvalde.” I didn’t believe her, so I checked the internet, and there in front of my eyes was confirmation. Communications from the district requested that parents not go to the school to pick up their children and later informed the community that the local civic center would serve as the reunification site for families. I quickly began exchanging texts and calls with family members and friends. “What do you know?” “How many?” My sister, an EMT, worked the scene. My sister-in-law, a State Trooper with the Department of Public Safety worked the scene. My cousin, a reserve sheriff’s deputy in a neighboring county worked the scene and helped clear the local junior high due to rumors of another incident. When news stations arrived on scene, I saw community members I knew on the phone outside of the school. Their faces said it all: “Where’s my baby?” Later, it would be learned that their babies were gone - “flying high with the angels” as one parent put it. As I sit here writing this, my students are looking at their tests, and I can’t help but imagine them at 9 and 10 years old. What did they look like? What color was their backpack? Who dropped them off at school? And, as I think this, the news reports that, last night, parents in Uvalde took belongings to the local civic center, the unification site turned notification site, to provide DNA samples to law enforcement agents because their little children could not be recognized. They took hairbrushes and toothbrushes to try and see if their missing children were among the lost. I can’t help but think that every one of those parents, if given the chance to see the lost, would have instantly recognized their precious babies. The berets in their hair, the shirts they wore, their shoes. They would know. But they provided the samples, and, slowly, were notified that their missing children were the ones lost. They and their family members released the heartbreaking news on their social media accounts. Pictures of their babies circulated. Kids. Just kids. With backpacks, eye black for softball, new haircuts, basketball jerseys, awards certificates from school. Kids. So now, as I sit here looking at my students, imagining the things that they carried to school when they were in the 4th grade, parents in my hometown will be given back lunchboxes and backpacks that their children once carried. Items they bought for their kids and packed for them. They will squeeze these items as tight as they can as they sob until their eyes hurt and until there are no more tears, and then they will sob some more, wishing with everything in them that the items they were holding could be their little ones, instead. These families will plan funerals to celebrate the precious lives lost, and they will forever be scarred by the moment that their own lives were suddenly ripped open and turned inside out. The people in Uvalde can’t take a break from this tragedy. The parents I saw on the news and in pictures - the ones I recognized and the ones I didn’t - can’t and will never be able to. But I can, and, deep inside of me, that hurts. Even after I go back to Uvalde to visit and mourn with the community, I will be able to take a break from the tragedy. But they can’t. While I work, they will remember and cry. While I sleep, they will be awake sitting in the bedrooms and laying on the beds of the children they lost and remembering the last time they woke them up for school knowing that they won’t ever get that moment again and waiting for the day where they lay their babies to rest. This time, forever. With everything in me, I hope that, when they finally can sleep, these children find their way into their families’ dreams to offer comfort. And in those moments, while they again hold hands with their little ones, or are transported to a baseball field they once watched their children play on, I hope that they, too, may sleep in heavenly peace.

[@nychellebrewer]

Thank you for sharing this. I'm crying now. I can't imagine.

[@wadevid]

@Gonzo Motherfuxxer no...dude...just no

[@wadevid]

You are a great writer! Thank you for this!

[@nattamused9074]

Thank you for this deeply empathetic word on this terrible evil. This was indeed a very dark day for us all. And thank you for not twisting it into a political push.

[@Peter-td3yk]

But that was then this is the new reality now.. the entire system from parents to who ever interacted created this.. It sure al hell wasnt me.. Or my generation..

[@gertrudemilhouse5626]

Motive? He's a teen. That's an elementary school 😢😮

[@HustlerJerbear]

This goes to show anything can happen to anyone at any given time. It’s always important to enjoy life as long as we can and love those around us. Nothing is promised and tomorrow is never guaranteed. Life can be so unpredictable.

[@francispoldiak7948]

It doesn't have to be this unpredictable....get rid of the guns.

[@queenieny4654]

@@francispoldiak7948 seems that will never happen in this country…they are even opposed to stricter gun laws…so sad for the young children and it’s not the first innocent children been targeted…sad indeed…

[@benalbert3063]

@@queenieny4654 And that says it all right there and sadly more innocent kids and people will die, so very sad I have a daughter in HS, so glad we live in Australia. My heart and prayers are with all the parents and families 🥲

[@bhuvanamani9151]

True

[@brittneywynn5106]

Amen.

[@jcabron5381]

There’s a special place in hell for people like this, It’s disgusting. I’m from San Antonio and to hear that this happened literally an hour from me is frightening. It always has me thinking what if it happened at my kids school. God I wouldn’t know how to live with that for the rest of my life. My condolences to the innocent families affected by this tragedy 🙏🏼

[@GunsDontKillSSRIDoes]

Even lower place for doctors who prescribed these drugs.

[@doingliterallynothing3129]

Love from Minnesota❤

[@thabisokhumalo6516]

My heart breaks for the parents and families of the people that lost their lives. My heart goes out to the children that had to see their fellow classmates die in front of them,that's a trauma those kids are gonna have to leave with. Sending love,hugs and prayers to the family members. This world is truly a sick and evil place. Rip to all the victims 🙏 🕊🕯

[@alianaweston2286]

Policy and changes not hugs and prayers! WE ARE OVER HUGS AND PRAYERS!!!!

[@thabisokhumalo6516]

@@alianaweston2286 that's the responsibility of y'all American citizens. I am from South Africa and only thing I can so is send hugs and prayers 🤗

[@divisionbyzer0474]

This will never stop until Americans wake the f up and make changes!

[@michaelbustamante3493]

I ask How many of these politicians have kids that attend public schools…. And what would they know what public schooling and the things they go through every day. I agree we need government But why are both sides so far away from a solution.

[@thySilence01]

@@alianaweston2286 🤓🤓🤓

[@msheart2]

Metal detectors would of stopped this, not spying on elementary students fb and twitter accounts. Apparently public school’s children in the United States are not as precious as federal buildings and their employees. Condolences to all the families who suffered this senseless murder, this and for all the family who have been through the same for the last 30 yrs.

[@Justin-me8zf]

Hey are you my huge fan

[@mikechilds3037]

There is NO WAY the kid could have had ALL that gear, 2 AR style long guns, etc.in the house and nobody in that house knew about it? I call BS.

[@mariamartin94]

And he supposedly didn't drive?!

[@RavnerRavner]

There is a way it goes unnoticed. It's called being raised by uninvolved stupid people.

[@mozz11]

you just can’t say BS and not elaborate. I kinda agree as the CIA has a history of using a disturbed young man as a patsy.

[@darlingmontiel9332]

Waking up my son for school had to be the hardest for me today. I was just thinking of the children that were killed and their parents. How it was just another day of school for them and it turned into a horrible tragedy in a matter of time.

[@jimicmore1895]

Ik so heartbreaking, this will last forever, for those family involved

[@sandraday6955]

Damn if I had a kid I would be down checking access to the school making sure there are no open doors during school hours. Talking to the principle making sure they take the whole situation serious and will not just go lax after a few weeks.

[@boofert.washington2499]

I like how everyone makes this about them. Get over yourself. You weren't there.

[@darlingmontiel9332]

@@boofert.washington2499 it sad that you think that way. Anyone that has children are probably going to be thinking about it. It's something that can happen to anyone. I'm sorry that it made you feel that way but your attitude needs some improvement. Have a nice day 😊

[@ronniemoore9289]

@@boofert.washington2499 I know right just a bunch of virtue signaling douchebags.

[@BKay121]

Stop glorifying the school shootings by showing the kids face and telling the name. Simply don't report on it and kids won't get the idea that they will be remembered forever

[@GarrusN7]

Dumbass you can go anywhere on the Internet and find plenty of info on these people. Hell this kid probably never watched the news, if he learned about other shooters it was through the Internet.

[@kee7374]

Don’t report on it? You’re an ldiot. Yes they should reduce his screen time, but ignoring this stuff is not the answer; otherwise it will keep happening! We need to get the public to see what is happening so y’all selfish gun obsessed people can finally wake TF up and realize we need better gun control.

[@questionmark8647]

Or on the other hand we can bring back some medieval torture techniques and broadcast the entire process online.

[@louisanelson7948]

Indeed.

[@joelindsey2105]

I don’t think they are remembered much. Case and point I’m thinking of the Vegas shooting and don’t remember the shooters name. I couldn’t tell you what he looked like either. Columbine too. Can’t recall their names or faces..

[@Muxer1]

If he didn't have an id or driver's license and had never been arrested how do they have a mug shot of him?

[@Mor2gain_760]

I always wondered that when you look at many of the mass shooters they have the blue background photos...?

[@xlbillygoat2622]

Animal abuse to me is such a red flag. I wish people would stop blaming it on guns and realize the change in times over the years is due to technology/social media and bad “parenting”.

[@owens6560]

Got that right

[@HaloJumpmaster]

Absolutely. Just the day prior an 8 year old girl was found dead from being tortured to death by her parents but yet as soon as a shooting happens all of the puto O'rourke's out there want to take everyone right of self defense.

[@xlbillygoat2622]

@@HaloJumpmaster this world as a whole is heading down the wrong path.

[@paulinecamposano-marquez8235]

our country is the 2nd highest user of internet and socmed. we have zero mass shootings n our schools...

[@xlbillygoat2622]

@@sprshb1852 I believe that if people wanted to end their life they can and will. A gun simply is the most efficient in people’s obvious opinion. I also believe that not all parents can recognize it but that’s not what I meant when I said “bad parenting” it’s more complicated then that. Other countries have the same problem but I wouldn’t say that it’s not as bad because of that fact the they might not have such access to a gun I think it’s another case where it’s more complicated then that. America like all other countries are different in their own many ways.

[@scarletsletter4466]

Certain traits are highly specific for sociopathy, a condition marked by lack of concern for the wellbeing of oneself & others. While of course I can't diagnose the suspect when he isnt my patient, this condition is often a factor in similar situations. If you know someone who is sending photos of animal abuse, harming himself & then informing others to upset them, making threats to end others or himself with firearms, please contact law enforcement or at least a school guidance counselor.

[@SirWrecksy]

Uggghh That was nakedly self aggrandizing, awkward and obvious

[@kristiann03]

Is it a bad thing that I enjoy watching animal abuse? I mean not abusing animals myself, just watching videos of it.

[@yuzuidentityv]

@@ramcycastillo8345 its a troll dont let them bait u lol

[@kristiann03]

@@ramcycastillo8345 How is it bad tho? Animals, and I mean ALL of them, they're utterly disgusting. They're species that will never be as intelligent and clean and beautiful like humans. They're quite scary as well. I don't understand how can anyone have any typa affection towards animals.

[@kristiann03]

@@yuzuidentityv im not trolling anyone LMAO i just wanted to ask the original commenter a question since they seemed like they were a psychologist

[@Proj_Doomsday]

Selling guns to 18 year old, what can go wrong?

[@willa.568]

If “normal” 18 year olds were the people shooting places up then why isn’t it happening all the time?

[@Kharkovkid]

Yet, parking 100,000 of same on Russia`s doorstep possibly provoking a nuclear exchange... What could go wrong?!?

[@smokingthereefer92]

But why should they buy it when the military will just give them one?

[@desasnarse]

Nothing in 99% of cases.

[@michaeldowner2337]

Freedumb

[@notsoserious9371]

How did the Shooter afford $9000 of guns and bullets?

[@war4791]

Sending comforting words to all those impacted by this tragedy. And a special “thanks” to the courageous people who responded to this horrific event.

[@jeffphan8256]

not any more prayers ? or did you run out of prayers for victims ? americans will never learn . it will repeat, you have your moment of silence and move on to the next tragedy . the country who is suppost to be the world leader in democracy is an aboslute joke.

[@williamjones4483]

@@jeffphan8256 People like you are a joke. And I get to block you so I don't have to tolerate your drivel.

[@seanbrennan9188]

How about passing stricter gun laws ? Nah you don't want that. Keep enabling the gutless politicians like Abbott to make sure that will never happen. See you back here after the next massacre spouting self-serving platitudes as if you actually give a damn. The hypocrisy is nauseating 🤢

[@zameion90]

Well as soon as you have some I'm sure they would like to hear it. Just saying that on KZbin just makes yourself feel better tho.

[@1.800zZzZzZz]

@@jeffphan8256 what are prayers supposed to do? Lmfaoo

[@nicks1451]

I’ve said it a thousand times and I’ll say it again. The more dangerous the weapon, the more mental health screenings should be required to make the purchase.

[@notslucis9977]

but the NRA need your money money money! 😅

[@firepower7654]

They only need one background check. The feds just need to make sure they run the background check correctly.

[@dblockvillin]

Stupid comment Every weapon is equally as dangerous! It’s about the mental state of the person

[@notslucis9977]

@@dblockvillin knife can kill 1 or 3 people in 1 minutes and you got a lot more chance survive getting stab, compare to gun that can kill 7 to 15 people in a minute. 🤔

[@CaliSteve169]

Another statist.

[@TeraLee..]

Why did no one speak up!!!! These are all red flags!!!!!🥺

[@CaptainTusk45]

Most of the time some people do speak up about this but most of these go unheard by either the feds or local law enforcement

[@vincarro5078]

Because when schools do nothing about bullying there is a risk that the School would tell the kid someone said this, then he makes you a target.

[@BigDsGaming2022]

the 1000 dollars he was given so he could buy the guns is the ONLY red flag

[@xhefriguitars7946]

Again, how did the kid who worked at a fast food restaurant save up enough money to buy two ARs, high end scope, body armor, ammo, and a newer truck? All right before the shooting? No dad, a drug addict mom, and living with his grandma?

[@amillowsbiggestfan]

This is absolutely heartbreaking. Condolences to the families I could never imagine losing a child.

[@TLR1219]

I lost my only child to an overdose. It is a nightmare I live and am here against my will.

[@amillowsbiggestfan]

@@TLR1219 I am so sorry for your loss and so sorry you had to go through something like that.

[@waiting4t-araot624]

If, as his grandfather says, he was a felon and shouldn't be able to buy guns, why did they keep saying he bought the guns legally? Something's wrong here.

[@The104th_Wolf_Pack]

Grandfather was a felon, 18 year old had a clean record. But someone messed up because it should have been flagged that he was living with a felon...unless he putdown another address.

[@centcent7337]

I think the grandfather was saying the he..himself.. is a felon. The grandfather cannot have guns in the home or it may violate him and send him back to jail.

[@gunmetalgrey541]

The grandfather was the felon and not allowed to have firearms on the premises. He was saying that had he known his grandson had weapons in the house, he would have turned him in to avoid violations of his parole. What I am wondering is, if the suspect couldn't drive, who drove him to purchase the weapons? Somebody had to know he had them. A horrific loss of innocent and defenseless children.

[@TheCraigy83]

they know 95% not paying critical attention to details.. most are to invested in the system to ever think about ''planned events'' to aid gun grabs..

[@Moonglow23]

@@gunmetalgrey541 More vigilant supervision is required

[@aussie8114]

Amazing how much harm one person can do if they decide to abandon normal conventions of thinking and empathy.

[@mirandataylor6385]

Doesn’t the internet itself allow us to do just that?

[@matt-i3r6w]

Like our current President

[@TheGgreen100]

Oh, It's fine now. I sent an extra big amount of Thoughts and Prayers earlier, WAY more than I did for the last 20 mass shootings in America, so you shouldn't need to worry any more.

[@sadhu7191]

Like not allowing bills to pass banning ar 15s and body amour?

[@uekvowzkaebbzuvrgipqxhemmwbhe]

He just killed 20 kids, that’s infinitesimal

[@ettiennevanstaden]

So a kid goes to school with 2 self inflicted scars on his face an nobody cared, yet nobody saw this tragedy coming? This story started long ago

[@RosyOutlook2]

Well said. It is appalling that no one cared.