Comments by "voteZDLR" (@voteZDLR) on "ABC7" channel.

@hashtagrogue2455 Kids in elementary schools aren't just wandering the halls by themselves. He found another way in.
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@MisstressMourtisha You're joking right? What you think it's a "pSyOp" or a "fAlSe FlAg OpErAtiOn"? Alright there Alex Jones.
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So the Dad bought the gun but he bought it for his troubled kid and a week later the kid has 4 bodies to his name. They do share some responsibility. The Dad for sure. The Mom I am not as sure about but assuming she was part of the decision to allow him to get the gun and/or knew about it, it makes sense.
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they call that a 187 on a motherf*** cop
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@teepatterson9713 Yeah I heard about that, but that was only after the reports came out that the shooting was already underway. In the same span of time his dad went home and immediately looked for the gun which was kept in their room and once he noticed it was missing it immediately confirmed what he already knew. That his son was the shooter. I am sure that's when she figured it out as well, but again by the time she sent that message it was already too late.
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I heard actually from a friend as this was breaking news earlier today that some parents are even buying kevlar style backpacks for their children and teaching them that if anything like this ever happens, hide behind the backpack. It's actually really sad that this is honestly the extent some people are having to go to to justify dropping their kids off at a place and crossing their fingers something crazy doesn't happen to them that day.
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@billmoyer3254 18 years old. Legally speaking, he's a man. Whether or not he is actually mature enough to qualify as being a man in terms of viability or not is debatable, but in the eyes of the law, this kid was in fact a man.
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Sort of. It needs to be fully absorbed honestly otherwise give them independence cause they have everything but the benefits of being American. And have zero representation, etc etc etc.
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He apparently lived with his grandmother. He killed her first then went to the school afterward to finish the attack on the kids. And honestly if those border patrol agents weren't in the area, God knows how much worse this could've been.
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@gaspoweredtoaster4068 To the bathroom maybe or to go get some water. But honestly like if you saw some stranger at the door, would you let them in? That's one of the first things they teach kids back then and especially nowadays is "stranger danger". In my case starting around 1st grade you could request permission to go to the water fountain or the bathroom by yourself but I really doubt a kid is going to let someone in just anyway they'd be more inclined to go run to an adult or ask a teacher before doing something like that.
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That's what I have been saying for a while now like if you're that miserable, just kill yourself. Don't take other people out with you because YOU are sad. But I think it goes beyond their own mental and emotional stability. Some people just want to commit acts of evil.
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@Wolkenwandererr Please.
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It's amazing to see that the biggest Trump supporters of them are like... the kind of people who look like they subsist on $40,000 a year at most. The man is a billionaire, reportedly. He doesn't care about any of them. But here they are willing to collect a few felony insurrection and sedition charges JUST for him.
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