Connor Sturgeon - The War on Guns

Sociopathic Leftwing @$$holes Demand Action

A man who killed five people at a bank in Louisville earlier this year wrote in his journal that he wanted to demonstrate the consequences of gun laws that he viewed as too lenient, according to police. [More]

All this and he lied on the 4473… What a perfect Moms Demand spokespredator! Stop me before I kill again!

OK. BLAM!

Some of us are not surprised, and further posit that those who rabidly don’t trust others with freedom are really projecting difficulty containing their own inner beasts.

P!$$ on this freak. He doesn’t deserve a memorial that treats his well-deserved death like a loss.

[Via Dan Gifford]

I Guess I Can Shutter the Blog Now

The Grim Truth: The War on Guns Is Lost – There are more unregistered guns in this country than are possessed by the Pentagon, DHS, and police departments combined… [More]

It’s revealing of them to admit it’s been a war all along. With casualties overwhelmingly either perpetrated by government actors or enabled by government citizen disarmament policies…

And as for that second part (NSFW)…

I’ll update this post if link tips come in related to the atrocity in Louisville.

UPDATES

Recent bills in Kentucky have loosened restrictions on guns. [More]

You know where this is going.

[Via Jess]

…Louisville Shooter Supported BLM… [More]

It seems like representatives of the left are going to keep killing people until their Democrat politicans start passing some “commonsense gun safety laws.”

And:

Sturgeon’s father retweeted a video of San Antonio Spurs coach Greg Popovich talking about gun control just hours before the shooting in Louisville. [More]

And the Nashville maniac’s mother was a gun-grabber. Perhaps being raised by delusional parents played its part.

[Via bondmen]

Louisville Aggregator

Five people were dead and six others were wounded after a shooting attack on Monday at a bank in downtown Louisville, Kentucky, the city’s police department said. [More]

At the risk of injecting bias into the coverage, let me predict that no NRA members will turn out to be involved.

As information unfolds, it will turn up here.

And I’ll add to this post today if appropriate. Feel free to put update links in comments.

UPDATES

CNN:

The shooting is just the latest spasm of mass gun violence, a uniquely American phenomenon… The gun used in the shooting was an AR-15-style rifle, a federal law enforcement source told CNN.

The first part is a lie, and the second feeds right into the grabber wishlist.

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They’re already wiping, #ConnorSturgeon, the #Louisville mass-murderer’s social media accounts.

These were the anti-Trump
and pro-lockdown posts on a Reddit under an account with the same name at his already nuked Twitter account.

Another Democrat killer.

(Credit Andy S.) pic.twitter.com/V2Nuvom7Qt
— Sebastian Gorka DrG (@SebGorka) April 10, 2023

[Via Michael G]

This is why I don’t agree with gun advocates who say don’t publicize their names. If we’re dependent on authorities and the media, they can suppress whatever doesn’t support their disarmament narrative

It’s true– they’re scrubbing his history:

Google link.

LinkedIn link.

Evidently, someone feels that specified pronouns probably means he didn’t fit the narrative:

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