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BRAH @ Tue Apr 24, 2018 4:30 am
BeaverFever BeaverFever:
BRAH BRAH:
BeaverFever BeaverFever:
Coulters law in effect how?
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Coulter's Law
Coulter's Law doesn't have an exact wording but basically: The longer the mainstream media hides the race of a violent criminal, the more likely it is to be non white.
Coulter's Law doesn't have an exact wording but basically: The longer the mainstream media hides the race of a violent criminal, the more likely it is to be non white.
I’ve heard it but it’s bullshit. The media doesn’t “hide” the race they report it all the fucking time. It’s more of the rights alternative facts and made up lies like pizzagate.
The media does hide the suspects political beliefs if they're on the Left.
N_Fiddledog N_Fiddledog:
You need to rush over to this one titled "Latest Mass Shooting" Virtue-Man:
current-events-f59/latest-mass-shooting-shows-hopelessness-of-violence-epidemic-t121178.html
where apparently this is funny:
except you're not going to, are you, you phony, two-faced, hypocrite puking out your selective display of pretend outrage. Stop being such a drama queen. You're embarrassing yourself.
current-events-f59/latest-mass-shooting-shows-hopelessness-of-violence-epidemic-t121178.html
where apparently this is funny:
except you're not going to, are you, you phony, two-faced, hypocrite puking out your selective display of pretend outrage. Stop being such a drama queen. You're embarrassing yourself.
It's funny to the Tolerant Left mocking those who believe in the power of prayer after a tragic event.
CDN_PATRIOT @ Tue Apr 24, 2018 5:04 am
fifeboy fifeboy:
Just out of curiosity, but how is this on Trudeau?
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-J.
fifeboy @ Tue Apr 24, 2018 5:27 am
CDN_PATRIOT CDN_PATRIOT:
fifeboy fifeboy:
Just out of curiosity, but how is this on Trudeau?
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-J.
So...you are saying that this guy is a new refugee to Canada? Keep me posted on any proof you may have there.
BeaverFever @ Tue Apr 24, 2018 5:58 am
CDN_PATRIOT CDN_PATRIOT:
fifeboy fifeboy:
Just out of curiosity, but how is this on Trudeau?
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-J.
Fake quotes, Einstein. How could you fall for that?
Also perp is not an immigrant or refugee.
DrCaleb @ Tue Apr 24, 2018 6:29 am
BeaverFever BeaverFever:
The same Facebook post calls out 4chan by name and he declares “The Incel Rebellion has already begun! We will overthrow all the Chads and Stacys!”
“Incel” apparently is the online community name for men who consider themselves “involuntary celibates,” and feel they’ve have been unfairly denied the opportunity to have sex with women (aka “Stacys”). They of course both deeply envy and deeply despise the Stacys and the men they sleep with, aka “Chads”. Apparently even the notoriously uncensored reddit had to ban the 40,000 member Incel topic a few months ago due to rampant violent misogyny.
But remember the real enemy is feminism./sarc
“Incel” apparently is the online community name for men who consider themselves “involuntary celibates,” and feel they’ve have been unfairly denied the opportunity to have sex with women (aka “Stacys”). They of course both deeply envy and deeply despise the Stacys and the men they sleep with, aka “Chads”. Apparently even the notoriously uncensored reddit had to ban the 40,000 member Incel topic a few months ago due to rampant violent misogyny.
But remember the real enemy is feminism./sarc
Yup. Not the first mass killing by someone who thought women and sex were his god given right, and his lack of attracting women was the woman's fault. It's also not his fault for never leaving his mom's basement, where he has his X-box, a bag of cheezie poofs and an orange cock, there should be women provided by society to provide for his male urges.
That's why Reddit banned the whole Incel topic, as they tend to be complete assholes. They never seem to realize if they weren't Fedora wearing arrogant pricks, they actually might be able to attract a nice girl.
BRAH BRAH:
It's funny to the Tolerant Left mocking those who believe in the power of prayer after a tragic event.
No, it's ironic to those of us who see ACTION is needed, and 'Thoughts and Prayers' is just a way to make it look like you are doing something, but really are avoiding doing anything. Prayer doesn't do fuck all, except make the faithful feel better. Like shit posting on the internet. Zero effect at all.
But I'm sure this is all the fault of Muslim immigrants, somehow. That's what the 'tolerant right' espoused for the first couple pages, isn't it?
Coach85 @ Tue Apr 24, 2018 8:40 am
N_Fiddledog N_Fiddledog:
And again where are you with your phony outrage when tragedies are hijacked to push the agenda of gun control?
In the middle of it, you phony, virtue-signaling, tragedy hijacker. That's where you are.
Don't like it when your ugliness is pointed out to you in parody?
Tough tomaytas toots. I like that you don't like it. It means it's working.
In the middle of it, you phony, virtue-signaling, tragedy hijacker. That's where you are.
Don't like it when your ugliness is pointed out to you in parody?
Tough tomaytas toots. I like that you don't like it. It means it's working.
The problem with people like you is that you think you're smart when in reality, you're lucky if your IQ hits double-digits.
If you can't see why your comments are completely clueless, you completely validate my previous sentence.
fifeboy @ Tue Apr 24, 2018 9:15 am
BeaverFever BeaverFever:
If true then this is the second mass murder in Canada, the first one being the Quebec mosque shooting, where the perpetrator had gotten too deeply involved with the sewer of the internet that contains the combined scum from the alt-right/MRAs/Gamergate/etc..
Just going back over this thread and holy shit...missed something here. 40 000 of these guys. That is disturbing.
DrCaleb @ Tue Apr 24, 2018 9:40 am
fifeboy fifeboy:
BeaverFever BeaverFever:
If true then this is the second mass murder in Canada, the first one being the Quebec mosque shooting, where the perpetrator had gotten too deeply involved with the sewer of the internet that contains the combined scum from the alt-right/MRAs/Gamergate/etc..
Just going back over this thread and holy shit...missed something here. 40 000 of these guys. That is disturbing.
Perhaps the thought of Mr. Minassian getting ass raped by Russell Williams and Paul Bernardo for the rest of his life is disturbing enough that those guys drop the 'Le Sir' shtick and learn how to talk to a woman instead of grope her like the second generation of their lineage walking upright.
Freakinoldguy @ Tue Apr 24, 2018 9:53 am
I don't know if this is the same Alek Minassian but apparently one former high level American is claiming someone with this name was a terrorist suspect.
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Former NYC Police commissioner Bill Bratton told MSNBC that Minassian was previously known to authorities before the attack as a potential terror suspect.
https://coed.com/2018/04/23/who-is-alek ... formation/
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Bill Bratton, the former New York police commissioner, reportedly told MSNBC that officials in Canada said Minassian was known to authorities before the attack, but the Toronto police maintain that he was not known to them.
http://www.businessinsider.com/who-is-a ... ver-2018-4
So, something isn't right and hopefully we'll know who this asshole was and why he attacked and killed 10 innocent people because the truth does matter even if it doesn't suit an agenda.
N_Fiddledog @ Tue Apr 24, 2018 9:56 am
Coach85 Coach85:
N_Fiddledog N_Fiddledog:
And again where are you with your phony outrage when tragedies are hijacked to push the agenda of gun control?
In the middle of it, you phony, virtue-signaling, tragedy hijacker. That's where you are.
Don't like it when your ugliness is pointed out to you in parody?
Tough tomaytas toots. I like that you don't like it. It means it's working.
In the middle of it, you phony, virtue-signaling, tragedy hijacker. That's where you are.
Don't like it when your ugliness is pointed out to you in parody?
Tough tomaytas toots. I like that you don't like it. It means it's working.
The problem with people like you is that you think you're smart when in reality, you're lucky if your IQ hits double-digits.
If you can't see why your comments are completely clueless, you completely validate my previous sentence.
I don't think I'm smart, Sweetpea. I think I'm smarter than you but that's no big brag.
Crapping out your selective outrage depending on your agenda is never going to impress anybody the way you seem to hope it would. Any moron should be able to figure that out.
N_Fiddledog @ Tue Apr 24, 2018 10:04 am
DrCaleb DrCaleb:
Yup. Not the first mass killing by someone who thought women and sex were his god given right, and his lack of attracting women was the woman's fault.
True. Remember the École Polytechnique Massacre of 1989 in Montreal?
So if the beef with women turns out to be the priority this will be Canada's second case.
Zipperfish @ Tue Apr 24, 2018 10:46 am
DrCaleb DrCaleb:
They never seem to realize if they weren't Fedora wearing arrogant pricks, they actually might be able to attract a nice girl.
I'm a fedora-waring arrogant prick and I don't seem to have much trouble attracting nice girls. Or nasty ones for that matter.
N_Fiddledog @ Tue Apr 24, 2018 11:04 am
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‘Vehicular attacks’ a trend, Canadian intelligence report says
The attack that killed 10 and injured 15 in Toronto was the latest in which a vehicle was allegedly used as a weapon, in what a Canadian intelligence document describes as a “trend.”
The United Kingdom, France, Sweden, Germany and Spain have all suffered “vehicular attacks” that have injured and killed hundreds, and Canada was struck in 2014 and 2017.
“Vehicles are easy to obtain, the intentions to conduct an attack are difficult to detect, and they can amass casualties in a short period,” according to a report by the government’s threat assessment agency.
It remains unclear why a man allegedly plowed a Ryder rental van into pedestrians along a one-kilometre stretch of Toronto’s busy Yonge Street on Monday afternoon, but the tactic is all too familiar.
Europe has recently experienced several such attacks, which often make use of rental trucks to target crowds on promenades, sidewalks and bridges.
During Bastille Day celebrations in Nice in 2016, a Tunisian man drove a cargo truck into crowds, killing 84. In the U.K., Khalid Masood rammed pedestrians on Westminster Bridge last March.
The following month, more than a dozen died, including a Canadian, when Younes Abouyaaqoub drove a van into crowds at Barcelona’s pedestrian mall, La Rambla. It was the seventh such attack in Europe in a year.
Three attackers struck pedestrians on the London Bridge last June 3 before exiting the vehicle and stabbing people in an attack claimed by ISIS. Darren Osborne drove a van into worshippers leaving London’s Finsbury Park mosque on June 19, injuring 10 and killing one.
Last August, a woman was killed and 19 were injured when a car rammed demonstrators protesting against an alt-right rally in Charlottesville, Va.
The tactic came to Edmonton on Sept. 30 when Abdulahi Hasan Sharif allegedly rammed a police officer before driving a rented truck at pedestrians, injuring five. An ISIS flag was found in his car.
Public Safety Minister Ralph Goodale told reporters there appeared to be no “national security connection” to the deaths in Toronto, although Toronto Police Chief Mark Saunders said it was too soon to rule anything out.
Police have arrested Alek Minassian, a 25-year-old resident of Richmond Hill, Ont. Saunders did not respond to questions about his motive but said there was no indication as yet that it was a hate crime.
Al Qaida began encouraging such attacks in 2010 but ISIS later adopted the method, inciting its followers in a September 2014 address to select a victim and “run him over with your car.”
The ISIS propaganda arm Rumiyah later suggested using trucks “to target large outdoor gatherings, crowded streets, outdoor markets, festivals, parades and political rallies,” the report by the federal government’s Integrated Terrorism Assessment Centre said.
The attack that killed 10 and injured 15 in Toronto was the latest in which a vehicle was allegedly used as a weapon, in what a Canadian intelligence document describes as a “trend.”
The United Kingdom, France, Sweden, Germany and Spain have all suffered “vehicular attacks” that have injured and killed hundreds, and Canada was struck in 2014 and 2017.
“Vehicles are easy to obtain, the intentions to conduct an attack are difficult to detect, and they can amass casualties in a short period,” according to a report by the government’s threat assessment agency.
It remains unclear why a man allegedly plowed a Ryder rental van into pedestrians along a one-kilometre stretch of Toronto’s busy Yonge Street on Monday afternoon, but the tactic is all too familiar.
Europe has recently experienced several such attacks, which often make use of rental trucks to target crowds on promenades, sidewalks and bridges.
During Bastille Day celebrations in Nice in 2016, a Tunisian man drove a cargo truck into crowds, killing 84. In the U.K., Khalid Masood rammed pedestrians on Westminster Bridge last March.
The following month, more than a dozen died, including a Canadian, when Younes Abouyaaqoub drove a van into crowds at Barcelona’s pedestrian mall, La Rambla. It was the seventh such attack in Europe in a year.
Three attackers struck pedestrians on the London Bridge last June 3 before exiting the vehicle and stabbing people in an attack claimed by ISIS. Darren Osborne drove a van into worshippers leaving London’s Finsbury Park mosque on June 19, injuring 10 and killing one.
Last August, a woman was killed and 19 were injured when a car rammed demonstrators protesting against an alt-right rally in Charlottesville, Va.
The tactic came to Edmonton on Sept. 30 when Abdulahi Hasan Sharif allegedly rammed a police officer before driving a rented truck at pedestrians, injuring five. An ISIS flag was found in his car.
Public Safety Minister Ralph Goodale told reporters there appeared to be no “national security connection” to the deaths in Toronto, although Toronto Police Chief Mark Saunders said it was too soon to rule anything out.
Police have arrested Alek Minassian, a 25-year-old resident of Richmond Hill, Ont. Saunders did not respond to questions about his motive but said there was no indication as yet that it was a hate crime.
Al Qaida began encouraging such attacks in 2010 but ISIS later adopted the method, inciting its followers in a September 2014 address to select a victim and “run him over with your car.”
The ISIS propaganda arm Rumiyah later suggested using trucks “to target large outdoor gatherings, crowded streets, outdoor markets, festivals, parades and political rallies,” the report by the federal government’s Integrated Terrorism Assessment Centre said.
https://globalnews.ca/news/4163458/vehi ... ce-report/
Fighter @ Tue Apr 24, 2018 11:06 am
raydan raydan:
Fighter is one of the only members here on subject. 
Thanks
Have you noticed this new trend? when it comes to violence/killing people, We hear shooting at X place or individual blowing himself up.....quite common.
But this trend of using giant vehicles to mow people down has just come recently...Morons are getting sophisticated and we probably still haven't figured out to how to counter this kind...
How we gonna remain safe from this? avoid passing by vehicles....???
This is very disturbing and frustrating.
Mowich @ Tue Apr 24, 2018 11:07 am
Horrific tragedy. So very sorry and sad for all the families of the injured and the dead.
Kudos to the very cool-headed policeman that took the perp down without further incident. Glad to see him receiving commendations.
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