A 13-page manifesto uncovered by the Daily Mail allegedly disclosed that the 25-year-old shot and killed multiple colleagues in part to prove his belief that guns are too easy to obtain in Kentucky. The shooter also reportedly wanted to draw attention to mental illness, something his parents later disclosed he suffered from and took medicine for, and explicitly expressed a desire to kill himself.
Wednesday, April 26, 2023
Louisville Shooter Killed Five To Get Firearms Banned — And Democrats Are Happy To Oblige
The U.S. is apparently at such a stage of degeneracy that anti-gun radicals are buying guns to shoot people and make the case for banning firearms. The man responsible for the deaths of five at Old National Bank in Lousiville, Kentucky, on April 10 reportedly admitted that the motivation for his killing spree was to further the left’s gun-control agenda.
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This guy could have saved himself the trouble. Hunter Biden already proved how easy it was for the mentally ill to obtain a firearm... He simply did what Bidens do best... HE LIED...
ReplyDelete13 pages? and the last tranny manifesto can't get posted? Surely that offends someone?
ReplyDeleteQHM
Interesting that this "manifesto" has been released, but we still haven't seen Audrey Hale's.
ReplyDeleteHow does an adult take medication and not realize they're taking it for mental illness? That makes no sense
ReplyDeleteThe answer is within the term, 'mental illness'. I suggest digging deep to learn about mental illness.
Delete...and he lied on his 4473. Nemo
ReplyDeleteConcerning?
DeleteBe careful with "mental health" bans. As the law currently reads you must be confined to a mental health facility by the order of a judge (there are some other bodies that can order it, but they are rare). Even a 72 hour observation hold does not count against you on the 4473. Change it to "treatment for mental illness or just mental illness" and you give them one more weapon to use against you. Don't like trans? You must be a mentally ill transphobic. No gun for you.
ReplyDeleteNote, I am not a lawyer and this is not legal advice.
Higher restrictions also prevent treatment or counseling for minor issues that we all go through. More "unintended consequences" to what they want to do to prevent something, but without an open, honest debate and studying the entire situation.
DeleteThey're making a case for more gun freedoms, not more gun laws!
ReplyDeleteLegally acquired guns? Being used with intent? To change government policy?
ReplyDeleteWhat kind of insane, degenerate -- would, ever, support such madness?
I just see this nutter as a suicide with extrovert tendencies.
ReplyDeleteJFM