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ehrnst

(32,640 posts)
11. Again...
Mon May 21, 2018, 10:14 AM
May 2018

There is a gun culture tied up with masculinity, combined with easy access to weapons that is specific to the US.

"People are being made into mass murderers by the media," is a simplistic misrepresentation of the article, which talks about riot theory being a part of it.

It helps to read the article prior to making statements about the content, then you have a basis on which to disagree with someone who has.

K&R smirkymonkey May 2018 #1
This is interesting, but... TimeSnowDemos May 2018 #2
But students shooting up schools were not as frequent 100 years ago, or even 20 by any stretch. ehrnst May 2018 #3
True but TimeSnowDemos May 2018 #4
Again, what the article is talking about is a specific kind of shooting. ehrnst May 2018 #5
Go look TimeSnowDemos May 2018 #6
I did. And no, the pattern is not the same as the one the article speaks of. ehrnst May 2018 #7
In what sense? TimeSnowDemos May 2018 #8
Your generalization that "this" has been going on for over a century. ehrnst May 2018 #9
We'll agree to disagree TimeSnowDemos May 2018 #10
Again... ehrnst May 2018 #11
Again TimeSnowDemos May 2018 #12
I went to a high school in the 70's where there were gun racks in trucks students drove to school. ehrnst May 2018 #13
Not clear at all TimeSnowDemos May 2018 #14
You still haven't read the article, have you? ehrnst May 2018 #15
I have TimeSnowDemos May 2018 #16
Your posts don't indicate it. ehrnst May 2018 #17
Your posts TimeSnowDemos May 2018 #18
I agree to disagree that ehrnst May 2018 #19
You can say that again. raccoon May 2018 #20
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