Four Marines killed in a rampage shooting, coincidentally occurring a few weeks after another one

[Dick Whitman]

I was being light-hearted, champ.

Just making sure you got it.

 

[JohnHammond]

My favorite moments here are when guys who get pissy on the Internet make fun of other people for getting pissy on the Internet.

You're so above it, JohnHammond.

Bravo.

 

[doctorquant]

... tightening restrictions for gun purchases by social security recipients who have been ruled incompetent to manage their own financial affairs.

I'm glad he's finally doing something to crack down on all these cases of mass murder committed by the Cream o' Wheat crowd.

#commonsensegunlaws

 

[Baron Scicluna]

John Hammond,
If you're going to show dead things, can you at least link to it and tell everyone what you're linking to? Not everyone wants to see pictures of dead animals.

 

[JohnHammond]

You watch guys slice their heads open with razor blades, and that makes you squeamish?

 

[Baron Scicluna]

You watch guys slice their heads open with razor blades, and that makes you squeamish?

How would you know they do that? Unless you either are a regular watcher, in which case, you said that nobody who watches it can morally comment on anything.

 

[YankeeFan]

Loser:

The family has also told investigators that the 24-year-old had been abusing drugs for some time, according to a source familiar with the family's interviews with investigators. The drugs reportedly included "party drugs" and marijuana. Petty, Abdulazeez's friend, told CNN that his buddy had a drug problem and used marijuana heavily, to the point that his parents were constantly calling to check on his whereabouts.

Chattanooga shooting: New details emerge about gunman - CNN.com

 

[Tarheel316]

Actually, it's America's Horse With No Name.

'Cuz there ain't no one for to give you no name ...

 

[Mr. Sunshine]

Loser:

The family has also told investigators that the 24-year-old had been abusing drugs for some time, according to a source familiar with the family's interviews with investigators. The drugs reportedly included "party drugs" and marijuana. Petty, Abdulazeez's friend, told CNN that his buddy had a drug problem and used marijuana heavily, to the point that his parents were constantly calling to check on his whereabouts.

Chattanooga shooting: New details emerge about gunman - CNN.com

Now that they can pin it plenty of things other than you-know-what, I bet some comments start to appear elsewhere.

 

[YankeeFan]

I've said it before, as recently as today:

He realized he was a loser. He had failed at life, and failed Allah. He felt like he was in a prison.

Jihad was the only way to redeem himself:

These guys drink, and smoke, and whatnot, and so people say, "he wasn't even religious," as if to say that Islam was not the motive.

But, this loser like the Boston Marathon bombers, and so many others, saw Jihad as a way to get redemtion from their sins, and get right with Allah:

The gunman who killed five American troops in a Chattanooga shooting spree last week did online research for militant Islamist "guidance" on committing violence that he may have believed would wipe away in the afterlife his sins on earth including drug and alcohol abuse, an arrest and a lost job, officials said on Monday.

The Internet searches were discovered on electronic devices such as his smartphone analyzed over the weekend by the FBI Lab in Quantico, Virginia, several counter-terrorism officials confirmed to ABC News.

Chattanooga Shooter Researched Religious Justification For Violence: Official - ABC News

 

[Dick Whitman]

For the record, the liberal rag the Wall Street Journal today also said his motive was unknown.

 

[outofplace]

I've said it before, as recently as today:



These guys drink, and smoke, and whatnot, and so people say, "he wasn't even religious," as if to say that Islam was not the motive.

But, this loser like the Boston Marathon bombers, and so many others, saw Jihad as a way to get redemtion from their sins, and get right with Allah:

The gunman who killed five American troops in a Chattanooga shooting spree last week did online research for militant Islamist "guidance" on committing violence that he may have believed would wipe away in the afterlife his sins on earth including drug and alcohol abuse, an arrest and a lost job, officials said on Monday.

The Internet searches were discovered on electronic devices such as his smartphone analyzed over the weekend by the FBI Lab in Quantico, Virginia, several counter-terrorism officials confirmed to ABC News.

Chattanooga Shooter Researched Religious Justification For Violence: Official - ABC News

Speculation supported by....more speculation.