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was she also on antidepressants

was another tack of the right to blame something aside from the easy access to guns for being the problem

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I'm unfamiliar with private schools, but this looks like a high-end school with at 6 to 1 student/teacher ratio. It costs almost $20K a year to attend. Public elementary schools run anywhere from 20-1 to 35-1. If you have 2-3 kids, that's going to amount to more than the yearly income of a lot of people.
 
I'm unfamiliar with private schools, but this looks like a high-end school with at 6 to 1 student/teacher ratio. It costs almost $20K a year to attend. Public elementary schools run anywhere from 20-1 to 35-1. If you have 2-3 kids, that's going to amount to more than the yearly income of a lot of people.
Frankly you'd expect a higher end shooter
 
oh i'm not saying its the hormones or know if the shooter is trans

more mocking the right tendency to look for any reason for the main reason for the school shooting be so popular in the states because of any fucking reason

aside from easy access to guns


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have explained before why i tend to remark "more guns will sort this out" and this is the reason
 
So fucking depressing this. And no doubt some right wing cunts will use this as an another excuse to attack any transgender people they come across.

A heavily armed woman who gunned down three children and three staff members at a Nashville school on Monday appears to be a former student of the private Christian campus, police said.

“At one point she was a student at that school,” Metropolitan Nashville Police Chief John Drake told reporters hours after the shooting at The Covenant School. “But unsure what year ... but that’s what I’ve been told so far.”


The shooter was identified as Audrey Hale, 28, of Nashville, according to the chief, who said she identifies as transgender.

There were no answers on Monday afternoon at multiple phone numbers listed for Hale’s mother and brother.

According to police, Hale was armed with two “assault-style rifles and a handgun” when she was confronted by five officers. Two of those opened fire and killed her, police said.
The kids were all aged 9, FFS.

 
Female mass shooter is rare, female school shooter even rarer, not sure if there's been a female elementary school shooter before
Very rare indeed:

Women make up just 2% of mass shooters across the country, according to the Violence Project database, and Monday’s shooter is just the fifth female mass shooter in US history.

 
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aye its trans hormones that made this school shooter 100%


99% of school shootings are cis males but its the hormones


same we are importing this sort of shite in to europe because of fuckwits

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American conservatives seem to have decided that it was mostly the fault of hormones but partly Biden's fault for sending weapons to Ukraine instead of deploying them to protect schools


If they want to protect the school then lock all the external doors!!!

A large number of school shooters entered by an unlocked door.

Why haven't they figured this out yet?
 
Heard on the radio, during coverage of this most recent incident, that there has already been 100 mass shootings (in schools?) so far this year, which is insanely high.

100 in three months.

Just did a quick check and it’s roughly 22% down on the combined average for 2021 and 2022 in terms of shootings per day (1.72 on average so far this year).

Could be ahead for the time of year, though, since we obv haven’t reached the peak period for the summertime traditional mass shooting frenzies yet.


Scary to be thinking about whether or not such a number of shootings is “normal, under the circumstances”.
 
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Christ. It’s hit me like a ton of bricks again. I used to live in Dunblane and had relatives in the school the day of the massacre and I had friends who lost children, knew kids who survived. A friend of mine was a nurse who was on the scene off duty and ended up being part of the first response because he was there. He hasn’t recovered. I remember that morning so vividly, waiting for the news if my young cousins were among the dead or the living.

Every so often one of these incidents just brings it all crashing home again. It is what informs my view of guns, and I can’t see it any other way. How often does this have to happen before American attitudes to guns change? I don’t get it.
 
How often does this have to happen before American attitudes to guns change?

It's not going to happen within our lifetimes.

Most have effectively accepted that daily mass shootings are a reasonable price to pay to protect their flawed interpretation of 2nd amendment rights. Those who object are simply not strong enough to overturn the gun lobby/industry.
 
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