6 Killed by Female Shooter in School in Nashville

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Originally Posted by BushMasterBoy

From what I understand Tennessee passed a law against transgendering children and that is what motivated her to attack. I'm sure there are other contributing factors, such as medications, still living with parents, etc.

https://www.tennessean.com/story/new...w/69937336007/

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Well, they are also claiming that her parents were very religious and didn't accept the fact that she was gay/trans and would not call her by her new name/pronouns and would not let her dress like a boy in the house, she was 28, why is she living at home anyway? The transgendering law excuse is just that, an excuse from a person that has a long history of mental and social issues of which being diagnosed as autistic being one of them. Her parents didn't think she should have guns and told her to get rid of the one gun she had at the time.

The narrative has been formed.

Media says - Religion=Bad https://uploads.tapatalk-cdn.com/202...ba44649087.jpg

The contrast between the Uvalde tactical teams standing around VS the Nashville plain clothes officers responding is drastic.

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Originally Posted by BPTactical

Anybody else find it convenient that a braced pistol was used mere days before a hearing was scheduled on pistol braces?
Remember when there was going to be a vote on suppressors?

https://www.politico.com/story/2017/...s-vegas-243366


Or this one.....

https://www.rollingstone.com/politic...earing-119218/


Not at all shocked or surprised anymore that a braced gun was used literally right before congressional hearings about braced guns.


Coincidence is only capable of so much.

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Originally Posted by hollohas

No surprise there. Politics is the progressive liberal religion. They literally don't do anything without making sure it fits the hive message and agenda. Every bit of what this nut did was purely political including the weapons she chose and the innocent target she picked.

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Sources are also coming forward indicating that the shooter had advocated/protested against "high capacity" (aka STANDARD CAPACITY) magazines - interesting (if this is true, and I suspect it is) how this is what she used in her rifles. Making a political statement to support her position?

As Bert said: " Coincidence is only capable of so much.

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Originally Posted by DDT951

I don’t think this person was doing it purely political.

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Instead of dealing with the mental issues, the left uses them to push an agenda.

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Perhaps not "purely" political, but their agenda IS political.


This liberal victim mentality is getting so old. What it really means is the individual is unwilling to stand up on their own 2 feet and accept responsibility for themselves. This shooter was so "victimized" by society that, even at 28 years old, she had to live with mommy and daddy. But, she couldn't stand to live with mommy and daddy because they live by moral and religious values that directly conflict with her values. So, instead of taking responsibility for her circumstances she decided to punish others for society not bowing to her to make her feel special. After all, it's always someone else's fault now isn't it.

Several reports I read yesterday, including the texts she sent a friend, indicated she wanted to die and was suicidal. Here's a fucking bright idea: Instead of taking others out with you, you just start with killing yourself. If life and society are so bad, wouldn't it be more severe punishment to leave others alive to continue to live in this cold cruel world?

Liberalism is a mental illness.

"Liberalism is a mental illness." I wouldn't mind paying more property tax if all the increase went to fortifying the schools. Add a SWAT member in each school, to stop this mental illness. It still took 15 minutes to counter the shooter. The 7 trillion bucks we spent on Iraq and Afghanistan could have easily covered this. We need real "Homeland Security". The politicians are living in fantasy land at our expense. The state should bury the shooter in a secret unmarked grave. Am I being too radical?

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Originally Posted by BushMasterBoy

Am I being too radical?

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Somewhat.

A SWAT member is not going to stop mental illness.

Giving the government more money has seldom made anyone safer, especially in this case. It was a private school.

It is frustrating because there are no easy answers.

The officers who responded to this crisis and eliminated the threat did a fantastic job. We should applaud the decision to release the body cam so soon.
Very chilling video and audio. Well done guys!

Let's pray these young school kids are able to deal with this and put it behind them, it could take years. I can't even imagine experiencing that as a kid.

F the perp Bitch/Bastard, the trash has been taken out. You pull something like this, you can rot in hell. Of course, that's just MY opinion.

One of the most practical answers should be creating a SOP on training schools and school employees how to deal with this stuff and requiring quarterly inspections similar to fire code inspections. And designing buildings for higher security.

- Every single classroom should have instant barricades available. These are inexpensive and don't take any training. I posted about them after uvalde. Not having these should be grounds to fail the quarterly inspection.

- Every school should have mandatory stop-the-bleed training for all employees and supplies posted throughout. Again, if requirements aren't met, inspection failed.

- Every school employee should have to complete quarterly active shooter training, with and without students, similar to fire drills. Drills should be run for each employee to time their response in barricading doors, etc. Standard response times must be met.

- A set of standards for school buildings should be created, perhaps within the building code. School buildings should not be allowed to have glass egress doors (we saw today why), etc.

- Schools should allow for trained and armed employees similar to Federal Flight Deck Officers. This may not be widely accepted in public schools but would be in private schools like this one. Public schools should however be forced to allow it if an employee is certified.

Why absolutely no standard has been created to protect from these murders is beyond me. Simply adding School resource officers is not the answer. Those guys get bored and complacent and have proven to fail regularly.

Rather than schools go through all of this training there is a simpler way.. There have been several papers written over the years by Psychiatrists and Psych organizations that have directly stated that they believe as much as 70% of these shootings could be stopped simply by the media not reporting on who the perpetrator is/was along with the courts not releasing that info. Most of these guys are copy catters. Without the notoriety the motivation no longer exists. They use this reasoning already for not reporting suicides as it opens the possibility of copy cat suicides.

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Originally Posted by hollohas

One of the most practical answers should be creating a SOP on training schools and school employees how to deal with this stuff and requiring quarterly inspections similar to fire code inspections. And designing buildings for higher security.

- Every single classroom should have instant barricades available. These are inexpensive and don't take any training. I posted about them after uvalde. Not having these should be grounds to fail the quarterly inspection.

- Every school should have mandatory stop-the-bleed training for all employees and supplies posted throughout. Again, if requirements aren't met, inspection failed.

- Every school employee should have to complete quarterly active shooter training, with and without students, similar to fire drills. Drills should be run for each employee to time their response in barricading doors, etc. Standard response times must be met.

- A set of standards for school buildings should be created, perhaps within the building code. School buildings should not be allowed to have glass egress doors (we saw today why), etc.

- Schools should allow for trained and armed employees similar to Federal Flight Deck Officers. This may not be widely accepted in public schools but would be in private schools like this one. Public schools should however be forced to allow it if an employee is certified.

Why absolutely no standard has been created to protect from these murders is beyond me. Simply adding School resource officers is not the answer. Those guys get bored and complacent and have proven to fail regularly.

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These things happen so rarely, that our money is better spent in better teachers, better after school activities, etc.

Open up all the schools. Allow teachers, or other responsible people to conceal carry, call it good.

-John