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I really want to know what the gently caress the goal was with the shirt spelling Ni**er out was supposed to be. Like how stupid do you have to be to be a bunch of white rear end teenagers going there at all in the first place.
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LethalGeek posted:I really want to know what the gently caress the goal was with the shirt spelling Ni**er out was supposed to be. Like how stupid do you have to be to be a bunch of white rear end teenagers going there at all in the first place. I think you answered yourself here. They're a bunch of dumb rear end white kids
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Jan 28, 2016 09:00
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Arizona. That is all.
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LethalGeek posted:I really want to know what the gently caress the goal was with the shirt spelling Ni**er out was supposed to be. Like how stupid do you have to be to be a bunch of white rear end teenagers going there at all in the first place.
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The channel in the bottom right corner was for 'fatalaccidents'. Did I just watch someone die?
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Yvonmukluk posted:The channel in the bottom right corner was for 'fatalaccidents'. From the description: "Oncoming car was a Mazda CX-5, whose driver suffered a concussion, broken jaw, broken nose, and fractured leg. Cammer was a Mitsubishi Outlander, and suffered a broken leg. The other vehicle was a Suzuki Grand Vitara."
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Jan 28, 2016 10:51
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http://www.independent.co.uk/news/u...s-a6835691.html Don't know how to embed this video but it is a hit and run (victim survived)
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Jan 28, 2016 11:35
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Pingiivi posted:From the description: God, the audio on this was brutal. The sound of the crash and then the guy's horrible moaning...
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Jan 28, 2016 12:11
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A while ago, Australia had a gun massacre. So we banned assault rifles. Haven't had a single massacre since. Apparently, Ted Cruz thinks that our rate of rape went up after that. Because rapists go after ladies not toting assault rifles, apparently. Well, our opposition leader sent him a letter politely telling him to gently caress off.
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Jan 28, 2016 12:47
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Hyperlynx posted:A while ago, Australia had a gun massacre. So we banned assault rifles. Haven't had a single massacre since. I think that we've had a few, they just didn't have much of a bodycount.
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Jan 28, 2016 13:36
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LookieLoo posted:I think that we've had a few, they just didn't have much of a bodycount. In the 20 years before (but not including) Port Arthur there were 79 deaths in 14 massacres. In the 20 years since, there have been 13 deaths in 3 massacres. All of the massacres in the 20 years before Port Arthur used guns with exception for the Snowtown murders. In the 20 years since there have been 49 deaths in 5 massacres that did not use guns bringing the total to 62 deaths in 8 massacres. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_massacres_in_Australia
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Ted Cruz is a skid on the underwear of this country.
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E: Unnecessary poo poo-stirring, don't post tired/angry, kids! But as an Australian,  Ted.
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Jan 28, 2016 14:54
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On the other hand, going by that wikipedia link, killing tribals seemed to be a national sport for a disturbingly long time down under
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Anarchist Mae posted:In the 20 years before (but not including) Port Arthur there were 79 deaths in 14 massacres. In the 20 years since, there have been 13 deaths in 3 massacres. Tragically that list is far from complete, there's at least 7 or 8 other instances in Australia since 1996 where 2 or more people were shot dead (including one earlier this month in Port Lincoln South Australia where a father shot his two sons and then himself) and a whole bunch more which didn't involve guns. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Timeline_of_major_crimes_in_Australia#1990s https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Timeline_of_major_crimes_in_Australia#2000s https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Timeline_of_major_crimes_in_Australia#2010s 
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Krowley posted:On the other hand, going by that wikipedia link, killing tribals seemed to be a national sport for a disturbingly long time down under Anywhere settled by the British had that as a past time.
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Am I wrong to think that two deaths don't make much of a massacre? Or has being American left me dead inside? It's just your average murder until it's more than, say, five or ten people.
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TrekBek posted:Am I wrong to think that two deaths don't make much of a massacre? Or has being American left me dead inside? I think a low death count can also be off-set by a higher injury count, which can technically be attempted murders. Even the lowest on that list, with 2 kills, still has 5 injured.
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Yesterday Mick Huckabee posted a head-scratchingly bizarre music video of Hello by Adele with Huckabee-centric lyrics. This morning it got hit by a DCMA takedown. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TG_pEGVpQfc
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Brocktoon posted:Yesterday Mick Huckabee posted a head-scratchingly bizarre music video of Hello by Adele with Huckabee-centric lyrics. This morning it got hit by a DCMA takedown. Neat. Legitimately made me jump. God drat.
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Jan 28, 2016 18:12
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Please use the correct version of this jiff in the future. 
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Dillbag posted:Please use the correct version of this jiff in the future. 
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TrekBek posted:Am I wrong to think that two deaths don't make much of a massacre? Or has being American left me dead inside? Many of the supposed lists of "mass shootings" in the United States are badly skewed by this exact problem. They'll often include gang violence or shootings that occurred as part of a crime (like a fight over a drug sale), or domestic violence that ended in murder. There's not even a solid line on how many deaths or injuries are required to turn it into a "mass shooting" in the first place. This is what gets you those maps claiming to show hundreds or thousands of mass shootings in the US, making it look like an epidemic. If you define "mass shooting" by how most people think of it (More than 2 or 3 victims, intentional murder that's not part of another crime or existing dispute, just killing for the sake of killing), the number of mass shootings in the US turns out much, much lower than many stated numbers. We have a "mass shooting problem" in the same way that we have a "lightning strike problem."
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chitoryu12 posted:Many of the supposed lists of "mass shootings" in the United States are badly skewed by this exact problem. They'll often include gang violence or shootings that occurred as part of a crime (like a fight over a drug sale), or domestic violence that ended in murder. There's not even a solid line on how many deaths or injuries are required to turn it into a "mass shooting" in the first place. This is what gets you those maps claiming to show hundreds or thousands of mass shootings in the US, making it look like an epidemic. TIL dick-heads with guns are an act of God.
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chitoryu12 posted:Many of the supposed lists of "mass shootings" in the United States are badly skewed by this exact problem. They'll often include gang violence or shootings that occurred as part of a crime (like a fight over a drug sale), or domestic violence that ended in murder. There's not even a solid line on how many deaths or injuries are required to turn it into a "mass shooting" in the first place. This is what gets you those maps claiming to show hundreds or thousands of mass shootings in the US, making it look like an epidemic. Also they don't count if they happen on a Sunday. And, I mean, does anything under .32 REALLY count as a bullet? Cross those off too.
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I wonder how other countries' mass shootings look when the goal posts are moved to the same places.
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chitoryu12 posted:Many of the supposed lists of "mass shootings" in the United States are badly skewed by this exact problem. They'll often include gang violence or shootings that occurred as part of a crime (like a fight over a drug sale), or domestic violence that ended in murder. There's not even a solid line on how many deaths or injuries are required to turn it into a "mass shooting" in the first place. This is what gets you those maps claiming to show hundreds or thousands of mass shootings in the US, making it look like an epidemic. Please don't take LoB's bit.
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chitoryu12 posted:Many of the supposed lists of "mass shootings" in the United States are badly skewed by this exact problem. They'll often include gang violence or shootings that occurred as part of a crime (like a fight over a drug sale), or domestic violence that ended in murder. There's not even a solid line on how many deaths or injuries are required to turn it into a "mass shooting" in the first place. This is what gets you those maps claiming to show hundreds or thousands of mass shootings in the US, making it look like an epidemic. Yeah in Mexico our 100k+ dead in the drug war shouldn't really count since most of it was the cartels killing each other and they're just criminals anyway.
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Maleh-Vor posted:Yeah in Mexico our 100k+ dead in the drug war shouldn't really count since most of it was the cartels killing each other and they're just criminals anyway. If someone in Mexico shot up a school or church, would it be reported the same way that the daily gang war body count is? I'm betting not, and that's the point that chitoryu12 is trying to make.
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Maleh-Vor posted:Yeah in Mexico our 100k+ dead in the drug war shouldn't really count since most of it was the cartels killing each other and they're just criminals anyway. There's a good point buried under all that snark. Look, even the editor of Mother Jones explains that they have good reasons for not counting everything that shootingtracker.com counts: http://www.nytimes.com/2015/12/04/opinion/how-many-mass-shootings-are-there-really.html quote:While all the victims are important, conflating those many other crimes with indiscriminate slaughter in public venues obscures our understanding of this complicated and growing problem. Everyone is desperate to know why these attacks happen and how we might stop them — and we can’t know, unless we collect and focus on useful data that filter out the noise. Violence from two gangs beefing over corners is not the same thing as a random loner deliberately setting out to shoot up a movie theater, and that's not the same thing as a radical Muslim deliberately setting out to shoot bunch of soldiers at a military base. Yeah, organized and rampant drug crime in Mexico has led to a staggering death count; do you think that problem can be addressed in the same way as the San Bernadino shooting? Different problems are going to have different solutions, and lots of violence isn't evenly or randomly distributed.
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Atmus posted:If someone in Mexico shot up a school or church, would it be reported the same way that the daily gang war body count is? I'm betting not, and that's the point that chitoryu12 is trying to make. But the point is that more regulated gun control could mean less of both gang killings and random shootings. NPR just did a story on TED radio hour about how treating violence as the CDC treats disease can prevent outbreaks of violence, since seeing violence in a community can cause more violence. Gang shootings that you are arguing only affect gang members can have civilians caught in the crossfire or, in the case of many cartel shootings, involve family members that aren't involved in gangs.
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Canuckistan posted:gently caress off with the gun talk. No, see, it's not gun talk, gun talk is classified as when the posters are talking specifically about physical arms or firearms, this is "gun statistics" talk and thus should not be considered part of the "annoying gun talk" problem
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Canuckistan posted:gently caress off with the gun talk. No no no no no, we are really really close to an American law enforcement derail and I fuckin' love those things Nobody post the "why not to talk to the police" video yet; it's not time ok
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GOTTA STAY FAI posted:No no no no no, we are really really close to an American law enforcement derail and I fuckin' love those things https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=c5fts7bj-so
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Let's get back on those rails, shall we? An old classic, P. Barnes is a hero of the people. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ApJKqCn5Du0 Payoff is at 3:15, but the lead-up makes it so much sweeter 
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Icon Of Sin posted:Let's get back on those rails, shall we? An old classic, P. Barnes is a hero of the people. That's the good stuff right there.
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Racing fuel mixed with soda suspected in Tennessee teens' deaths douche-ine
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Icon Of Sin posted:Let's get back on those rails, shall we? An old classic, P. Barnes is a hero of the people. The best part is he was in court for not having reflectors on his bicycle while riding at night. " Give me the liberty to die by getting hit by a car at night or give me death!"
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