Gee, I wonder by whom and what party. C'mon LEO's in CO.....spill it, we all know how this will end.

Because of the constant insecurity and fear people under 50
must feel most of the time, it's less difficult to reach that
area of the brain that processes these feelings.

Republicans sometimes do this very effectively, so that it
either encourages more violence and/or gets them to vote
against their best interests.

Republicans, with big money and special interests involved,
have gamed the whole system to work this way.

The Charlie Kirk incident won't make anything better, to
use the understatement of the year.

gun humping cowards are a dime a dozen in America

leaving people to speculate wildly about his motives and blame whoever we don't like. Kind of like the Kirk shooter.

But the name is a misfit. It makes one wonder what the purpose of this framing really is.

https://apnews.com/article/colorado-high-school-shooting-3f4fc4338247a661874060e06cb16f43?utm_source=firefox-newtab-en-us

............Kelley said Holly had been “radicalized by some extremist network,” and suggested authorities came to that conclusion after examining the suspect’s home and phone.

But details on how he allegedly had been radicalized and by what group were not immediately released, with Kelley promising more information at a later date.

It also remained unclear if Holly knew the victims and had a dispute with them, or if they were shot randomly. Both were reported in critical conditIon Thursday....................

Radicalized? Gee I wonder by whom?

It's a good thing Trump put that 22 year old intern in charge of terrorism prevention and they're stopping investigation of domestic terrorism to focus on the border. We sure wouldn't want to stop the good work the White Nationalists and Christian Nationalists are doing. /s

https://abcnews.go.com/US/colorado-high-school-shooter-radicalized-extremist-network-sheriffs/story?id=125486808

"A 16-year-old student -- who authorities say opened fire at his Colorado high school on Wednesday, wounding two classmates and then turning the gun on himself -- was believed to be "radicalized by some extremist network,” officials with the local sheriff's office said."