Re: The Pattern Of Anti LGBT Shootings

On 11/22/22 12:05 PM, Lee wrote:
> 
> 
> 
> The US right is stoking anti-LGBT
> hate. This shooting was no surprise
> Nov 22
> 
> 
> As far as mass shootings, go,
> it was over quickly. Just before
> midnight on Saturday, a man
> carrying multiple magazines of
> ammunition entered the Club Q,
> a gay bar in Colorado Springs,
> Colorado, spraying gunfire. As
> bullets flew, two patrons at the
> club subdued the attacker by
> grabbing a gun from him, and
> hitting him with it. They held
> him down until police arrived.
> The first 911 call was made at
> 11.56pm; the killer was taken
> into custody at 12.02am. But in
> those six minutes, five people
> were killed, including Daniel
> Aston and Derrick Rump, two men
> who were tending bar, and Kerry
> Loving, a partygoer. Eighteen
> were wounded. As the clock struck
> midnight, it became a holiday for
> the bar’s community: Transgender
> Day of Remembrance, which honors
> trans people killed in hate
> attacks, was observed on Sunday.
> 
> There’s a grim routine, these days,
> to the mass shootings in America.
> Some elements remain constant from
> shooting to shooting. Usually, the
> gunman is a young white man, and
> usually, he has a history of
> violence against women. There will
> have been mental health episodes,
> or previous run-ins with police.
> But none of this history will
> have stopped him from getting a
> gun. American mass shooters tend
> to use automatic or semi-automatic
> long guns, the kind that aren’t
> available to civilians in other
> countries. Almost always, they
> purchased them legally.
> 
> https://www.theguardian.com/commentisfree/2022/nov/22/the-us-right-is-st
> oking-anti-lgbt-hate-this-shooting-was-no-surprise


If it was ANTI-LGBTQ then it was a thinking and reasoned decision by a 
person NOT a gun. The BUMP FINGER on that trigger was a person... NOT a 
stock or a magazine that holds more rounds than the one you own.


It's NOT the gun's fault it's the violent person's fault.

And no  there shouldn't be any violence against LGBTQ persons, it's a 
mental illness that they can't deal with on their own, which is why 
allowing LGBTQ persons to make laws or to diagnose and treat their own 
mental illness, creates a conflict of interest.

The mentally ill need to be seen to by the mentally normal who can be 
objective and fair.

That's why the gun isn't the problem, the person committing violence has 
a mental problem and when we see the mentally ill being treated as being 
normal and accepted and mainstreamed with normal society we get policy 
FAILURE and people get hurt.  We know that most of the shooters are on 
some type of PSYCH-MEDS and/or they have other psychological issues.

Be they children suffering violence by being groomed for sex in LGBTQ 
life styles the way a pedophile grooms the child or be it the LGBTQ cult 
members who becomes the target of the violence by someone else with 
mental issues, the problem is it's a recycling of mental illness as the 
violent mentally ill target children who then become mentally ill LGBTQ 
with PTSD and/or they become someone that is violent against the LGBTQ 
cult but the circle of violence against one another is continuous and 
the children are the innocent victims while the rest of the violence is 
pure PTSD revenge/hate-rage.


The pattern is that the they are mentally ill and violent and police 
usually have seen them in the past.

If the mentally ill were treated as mentally ill we might see less violence.



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