San Bernardino Shooting

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As I mentioned in the other thread there is more here than a simple work disturbance or crazy internet nutjob.

It has many similarities to the Paris attack. He was described by coworkers as a nice guy who was deeply devout in his religious beliefs.

San Bernardino shooting suspect traveled to Saudi Arabia, was married, appeared to be living 'American Dream,' co-workers say

By the end of the day, police had identified Syed Farook, 28, as a suspect in the massacre and said he was one of two people shot to death in a gun battle with officers. The other was 27-year-old Tafsheen Malik, who a family member said was Farook's wife.

Wednesday night, Farhan Khan, who said he was a brother-in-law of Farook, said he had known Farook for much of his life and last saw him a week ago.

“I cannot express how sad I am,” he said during a brief statement at an Islamic center in Anaheim. “I have no idea why he would do that…. I am in shock that something like this would happen. … My condolences to the people who lost their life.”

San Bernardino shooting suspect traveled to Saudi Arabia, was married, appeared to be living 'American Dream,' co-workers say - LA Times
 
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San Bernardino shooting: 'Husband and wife' suspects dead and named as Syed Farook and Tashfeen Malik after 14 killed in California - latest - Telegraph

San Bernardino police chief Jarrod Burguan said that the shooting spree had clearly been planned in advance and that the suspects left several explosive devices, which appeared to be pipe bombs, at the scene of the massacre.


All mass shootings are terrorism

Actually I disagree. I believe mass murder and terrorism are separate things. One of the earliest mass shootings was University of Texas 1966 from the clock tower, charged with murder. Then much later we had the Oklahoma City bombing. Mcvay was charged and executed for murder.

Terrorism should only be charged when the actors are motivated by a political out religious ideology, especially if tied to foreign influence. After 9/11 the definition was muddled when the government basically stated to charge everyone with terrorism.
 
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San Bernardino shooting: 'Husband and wife' suspects dead and named as Syed Farook and Tashfeen Malik after 14 killed in California - latest - Telegraph






Actually I disagree. I believe mass murder and terrorism are separate things. One of the earliest mass shootings was University of Texas 1966 from the clock tower, charged with murder. Then much later we had the Oklahoma City bombing. Mcvay was charged and executed for murder.

Terrorism should only be charged when the actors are motivated by a political out religious ideology, especially if tied to foreign influence. After 9/11 the definition was muddled when the government basically stated to charge everyone with terrorism.


Why "especially" for ties to foreign influence? Why is murder tied to one religious ideology worse than another?
 
:spy:I'm just curious when the Muslim Community is going to start taking the bull by the horns and taking a stand????

Until that day comes. :gun6:

I"m just so sick to death of this crap!

Blue
 
:spy:I'm just curious when the Muslim Community is going to start taking the bull by the horns and taking a stand????


Blue

Because that's like asking the "pro life" community to shoulder responsibility and speak out against the actions of terrorists like Robert Dear.

Or asking the music industry to shoulder responsibility and speak out against nickelback.
 
:spy:I'm just curious when the Muslim Community is going to start taking the bull by the horns and taking a stand????

Blue

How? By denoucing these attacks? Do you think that the Sunnis care what the Shi'a (and the rest of the world) thinks?

Sunni's think that they are the TRUE believers (and TRUE descendants of Mohammed). Shi'a came from the in-laws of Mohammed and are considered by the Sunni's to be infidels...and no better than Westerners.

(BTW, ISIS are Sunni, Wahabi sect.)

So, until Mohammed himself descend from high above and condemn these attacks, good luck convincing these attackers otherwise...even if you're a Muslim who believe in peace.
 
All mass shootings are terrorism.

Total misunderstanding...ndcent, you have no f**king clue dude!:frusty:

So nobody was terrorized yesterday or in Colorado Springs?

Mass killings are terrorism, just not tied to a specific religious belief which seems to be the opinion of many for defining the act. It's really a matter of semantics but to all directly involved it was terror.
 
All mass shootings are terrorism.

So nobody was terrorized yesterday or in Colorado Springs?

Mass killings are terrorism, just not tied to a specific religious belief which seems to be the opinion of many for defining the act. It's really a matter of semantics but to all directly involved it was terror.

Please refer: https://www.fbi.gov/about-us/investigate/terrorism/terrorism-definition

So, all mass killings have a purpose?

On a separate note: CXS, i thought that i was on your IGNORE list? :whistle:
 
Anyone who intentionally shoots innocent people or at a law enforcement officer deserves the bullets they get in return. A whole case of ammo is cheaper punishment and swifter justice than any courtroom full of law twisting blood-sucking lawyers.
 
Hell naw man that was one of them jade helm false flag Benghazi cover ups to take our guns away America, damn dictator socialism stuff man.

So, this is how you respond when you are caught stupid? Expect nothing more from you these days ndcent.
 
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