Comments by "Ricardo Cabeza" (@ricardocabeza6006) on "Indianapolis community mourns victims of FedEx facility shooting" video.

Yeah... calling them weirdos really helps a lot. Maybe have more than a passing greeting and you won’t find them so weird. Crazy how that works.
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Humans need conflict and turmoil. Americans have it too good and too easy. Our brain did not evolve for this lifestyle. So our brains create conflict and turmoil. Why does every American millennial have anxiety? Do you think uncontacted tribes in the Amazon, have struggles with anxiety and depression? No, they are too busy trying to survive.
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Should work as well as the gun free zone fedex created.
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You need a bag of mushrooms and the Appalachian trail. Go on that adventure alone for six months. You’ll find peace and, likely find yourself along the way.
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@thenanny3363 ... You’re too comfortable at home. A long journey forces you to focus solely on survival for days or weeks. It will tickle that primitive part of your brain in the best way.
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@chrisortiz8072 ... That’s strange. Military grade rifles require a Federal Firearm License. I think you meant to say semi-automatic rifle.
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Well guns aren’t allowed in schools. So what do you suggest we do?
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There’s only about 1,000 ways you’re more likely to die in a warehouse.
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@Xxfen1xphyrexX ... Please feel free to send me a link of a mass shooting at a gun range or gun show... I’ll wait.
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@Wendy Frost... So which country are you from that has had a dictator or monarch in the last 240 years? Because this country has not. And is the only country on earth that can say that.
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@Xxfen1xphyrexX ... Please name countries that regulate firearms. And I will name the individual that solely ruled that country in the last 240 years, while the US has been free. It should make for a fun game.
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@Wendy Frost... Yup. You’re right. No freedom here. That’s why immigration is such an issue. People really want to come here for the oppression.
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@LC-sc3en ... Go to a gun show. Walk up to a booth and, test your theory of background checks. You’ll be shocked when you realize every firearm dealer there, is required by federal law to perform a back ground check.
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Well next week’s schedule is Chauvin verdict riots. So 2-3 weeks should work.
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Oh? So they didn’t pay you? Or did they pay you what you agreed to be paid when you chose to work there. Then they expected you to actually work. Crazy how that works, huh?
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Who are you hanging out with that thinks real blood shed is a thrill? Btw, videos games are not real...
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But firearms weren’t allowed in the building. FedEx made it a gun free zone. Why doesn’t the gun control work? Maybe he just didn’t see the “no guns allowed” sign...
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The Gray Fox ... Oh cool! They can 3D print steel now? Because a 3D plastic gun isn’t too concerning. Three rounds in and the barrel is going to melt. If the chamber can even handle the pressure produced by the igniting powder. Let’s put it this way, it’s enough pressure to accelerate a metal projectile to a super sonic velocity.
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The Gray Fox ... Cool. What’s the cost of one of these printers? I’m guessing my $100 epson printer can’t do this. But I’m glad you’re worried about 0.00000001% of firearms manufactured. While you worry about 3D printers. I’ll go on Craigslist and shop for a bang bang.
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The Gray Fox ... You’re not making what you described for $200. You’re full of sh!t. To have a metal barrel bored and rifled is more than $200. And the machinery to do it certainly is. You’re not doing that with some $200 3D printer that makes weak items out of plastic. The level of 3D printing required to manufacture a reliable firearm takes a lot of money. And it’s nothing new to manufacturing. 3D printing is no different than automated milling with a CNC machine. One is additive construction. One is subtractive construction. You’re all hyped up on 3D printing because it’s a buzz word. Nothing more.
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I’m sorry. Next weeks agenda is rioting after the Chauvin verdict. Can we schedule this for the week after?
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