I think the real problem is that several people died, and whether or not he's classified as a terrorist is a relatively trivial matter.
It won't stop all those self loathing privileged white people being offended on behalf of everyone else.
I think the real problem is that several people died, and whether or not he's classified as a terrorist is a relatively trivial matter.
Flock of seagulls? Or am I just wishingIt's a flock of ostriches.
Though in this case, as Glock of ostriches might be more appropriate.
Flock of seagulls? Or am I just wishing
Worst band I've ever seen live, that bloke with the daft hair simply couldn't sing.

It's a flock of ostriches.
Though in this case, as Glock of ostriches might be more appropriate.
Kinell OLM, no need for that.
Did the gun fire itself? If a nutter wants to cause carnage they will get hold of a firearm, legally or legally. Why automatic weapons are readily available is another question. As why there are so many mass shootings. There are a higher percentage of household with a gun in Switzerland but they don't have mass shootings. Guns are banned in this country. Do we have no gun crime?
Twice as many people are killed on the roads in the USA as are murdered. We are told not to be hysterical about deaths caused by terrorists as there is more chance of being killed in a car accident.
There's 24 guns per 100 people in Switzerland and 88 guns per 100 people in the US, that's a huge difference.
Do you actually have facts regarding the percentage of households with a gun? Because those ownership rates would suggest that a higher percentage of American households would have a gun, unless people have crazy stockpiles of weapons to warp the statistics.
EDIT: 3% of Americans own 50% of the country's guns, turns out they do have crazy stockpiles of arms!
EDIT: 32 - 43 % of American households have a gun compared to 25 - 30 % in Switzerland, you were just making it up.
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Crazy country, politicians too scared to amend the crazy gun laws.
They aren't too scared at all, a lot of those in Congress have links with the NRA.
For them, it would be detrimental financially to amend the law.
Many of those who would like change are scared of the political consequences both personal and party wise, the gun lobby being so powerful and far reaching
It's too late to amend gun laws, there's millions of guns in the country. Do you think everyone's going to hand them in peacefully?
I can't see how changing gun laws could make any difference whatsoever.