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Justice matters.

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18. I blame pedonold for bringing them in DC for no reason other

Reply to WarGamer (Reply #1)

Thu Nov 27, 2025, 05:50 PM

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than to make himself look "tough" because he's weak and corrupt to the core.

Had he not ordered them to be in DC, they would still be alive and well in WV.

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Shot in the head with a .357. DC national guard not likely to recover. [View all] BlueWaveNeverEnd Thursday OP

No. It's a bad dude who shouldn't have been in the country issue WarGamer Thursday #1

Easy access to guns facilitated the crime Coventina Thursday #4

Using a gun that should not be on the streets, Bluetus Thursday #8

He did something horrific, but he was vetted repeatedly. Nevilledog Thursday #12

I would be interested in seeing his family and how they lived JI7 Thursday #15

I blame pedonold for bringing them in DC for no reason other Justice matters. Thursday #18

So the shooter is off the hook? Clarify. WarGamer Thursday #19

I'm not "qualified" to read the sick mind of a sicko with a gun, but Justice matters. Thursday #20

Oh, you! W_HAMILTON 23 hrs ago #25

Agreed, and I'll take it a step further that he never should have been let in to begin with Polybius 16 hrs ago #29

I can blame the shooter and the asshole con artist who put the guards somewhere they don't belong Quiet Em 16 hrs ago #30

I want information about the gun. Frasier Balzov Thursday #2

Might be inconvenient. Igel Thursday #7

Doesn't matter where he got it. MichMan Thursday #11

This message was self-deleted by its author dalton99a Thursday #3

All because right wing assholes had to play political games with the guard. All those red state govs salivating Blues Heron Thursday #5

A .357 revolver is so far down on the list of gun control targets NickB79 Thursday #6

Did the shooter have a Concealed Carry Permit issued by DC police? MichMan Thursday #9

We should dress Trump in camouflage, and put Emile Thursday #10

Imagine finding enough camo cloth to cover that blob (and his layers of depends.) erronis Thursday #13

1935 John Coktosten Thursday #14

If it can kill then any gun is a "gun control issue". llmart Thursday #16

I disagree John Coktosten Thursday #17

I would guess that a .357 handgun is involved in more murders per year than any assault weapon is. MichMan Thursday #21

Not sure John Coktosten Thursday #22

So according to what stats I could find John Coktosten Thursday #23

My point still stands MichMan Yesterday #24

Think I John Coktosten 18 hrs ago #28

Where do you see that? 7th is 12 gauge. It's not top 10. 1% of all murders are .357mag. Rarely used. Melon 15 hrs ago #31

In the chart of lethality by caliber 2010-2014 John Coktosten 15 hrs ago #32

I see what you're saying John Coktosten 15 hrs ago #33

The saddest thing is: THEY DID NOT NEED TO BE THERE. CousinIT 23 hrs ago #26

Gun Control is a thing still? OC375 22 hrs ago #27