Another baril-barilan patayan sa america.

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nakita niyo iyong livestream ng mass shooting kahapon sa buffalo, new york?
parang video game lang ang ginawa. apparently racially motivated iyong massacre sa grocery ng isang 18 year old white supremacist.

pure evil.

Yeah oo nga. Parang first person shooter game. Bakit kaya ang daming ganyang sira ulo sa states.

[baludoy]

Nakaka-awa iyong huling binaril niyang lady. Walang patawad talaga. [emoji51]

Head scratcher talaga bakit ang daming extremely dysfunctional sa tate.


do what you gotta do so you can do what you wanna do

[boybi]

And no country dare to put the US under a travel alert

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Negro saka taiwanese lang delikado maging victim ng shooting. [emoji23]


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[Devastator]

Wala talagang katapusan ito

Texas school shooting kills 18 children, 3 adults

[baludoy]

Makes you wonder what made these 18 year old kids so angry to make them want to kill people en masse.

Parang Wala ng safe place sa amerika. Schools should be the last place on earth where 10 year old lives are in danger.

I've read This is the 26th mass/major shooting of the year daw. And it isn't even june yet.

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Makes you wonder what made these 18 year old kids so angry to make them want to kill people en masse.

in my opinion,
"entitlement."

[Devastator]

Siyempre haharang na naman ang NRA if the topic of gun control is once again brought to the table, kesyo against the 2nd amendment.

[uls]

Makes you wonder what made these 18 year old kids so angry to make them want to kill people en masse.

bullied, self harm, dropped out, deteriorated

The gunman in Tuesday’s elementary school massacre was a lonely 18-year-old who was bullied over a childhood speech impediment, suffered from a fraught home life and lashed out violently against peers and strangers recently and over the years, friends and relatives said.

And in the days after his May 16 birthday, he legally bought the weapons and ammunition he’d use to wage war on grade-schoolers in Uvalde, Tex.

Authorities said Salvador Rolando Ramos shot and critically wounded his 66-year-old grandmother. He then went on a shooting rampage at Robb Elementary School near his home, killing at least 19 children and two adults and injuring others.

In a Wednesday news conference, state officials said Ramos purchased a semiautomatic rifle at a local gun store on May 17, bought 375 rounds of ammunition the next day, then went back to the local gun store on Friday to purchase a second semiautomatic rifle.

Ramos was fatally shot by law enforcement officers at the scene, Gov. Greg Abbott (R) said. Lt. Christopher Olivarez, a spokesman for the Texas Department of Public Safety, said the gunman wore a vest used to store extra magazines — often used by tactical police units — without the armor plates that law enforcement officers typically wear.

Santos Valdez Jr., 18, said he has known Ramos since early elementary school. They were friends, he said, until Ramos’s behavior started to deteriorate.

They used to play video games such as “Fortnite” and “Call of Duty.” But then Ramos changed. Valdez said that Ramos once pulled up to a park where they often played basketball and had cuts all over his face. He first said a cat had scratched his face.

“Then he told me the truth, that he’d cut up his face with knives over and over and over,” Valdez said. “I was like, ‘You’re crazy, bro, why would you do that?’”

Ramos said he did it for fun, Valdez recalled.

In middle school and junior high, Ramos was bullied for having a stutter and a strong lisp, friends and family said.

Stephen Garcia, who considered himself Ramos’s best friend in eighth grade, said Ramos didn’t have it easy in school. “He would get bullied hard, like bullied by a lot of people,” Garcia said. “Over social media, over gaming, over everything.

“He was the nicest kid, the most shyest kid. He just needed to break out of his shell.”

One time, he posted a photo of himself wearing black eyeliner, Garcia said, which brought on a slew of comments using a derogatory term for a gay person.

Garcia said he tried to stand up for him. But when Garcia and his mother relocated to another part of Texas for her job, “he just started being a different person,” Garcia said. “He kept getting worse and worse, and I don’t even know.”

When Garcia left, Ramos dropped out of school. He started wearing all black, Garcia said, and large military boots. He grew his hair out long.

He missed long periods of high school, classmates said, and was not on track to graduate with them this year.

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Siyempre haharang na naman ang NRA if the topic of gun control is once again brought to the table, kesyo against the 2nd amendment.

coz it's not a gun problem take the guns away and they'll kill w/ swords, chemicals, bombs, etc. and it's impossible to take the guns away in the first place