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Trump has not had a chance to veto the new AWB because it has not come up yet.
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U.S. Won’t Seek Death Penalty in El Paso Walmart Shooting
Patrick Crusius faces 90 federal charges for his alleged role in one of the deadliest mass shootings in U.S. history.
“The United States of America hereby notifies the Court and Defendant Patrick Wood Crusius that the Government will not seek the death penalty,” the Justice Department said in a filing…
Justin Underwood, an attorney representing the family of Walmart shooting victim Alexander Hoffman, said they were disappointed by the Justice Department’s decision “They’re disappointed the U.S. government won’t seek the death penalty on a mass murderer who drove 10 hours to seek out and kill Hispanic and Mexican people,” Mr. Underwood said. “If this guy doesn’t qualify for the death penalty, why on earth do we even have a federal death penalty statute?”…
“This might not be the Christian thing for me to say, but some people need to be killed and he certainly qualifies,” Mr. Underwood said. “I just put my faith in the state of Texas to seek justice in this case.”
If Dirty Harry didn’t say “some people need to be killed” then he should have.
Well if it's a federal crime what does Texas have to do with itU.S. Won’t Seek Death Penalty in El Paso Walmart Shooting
Patrick Crusius faces 90 federal charges for his alleged role in one of the deadliest mass shootings in U.S. history.
“The United States of America hereby notifies the Court and Defendant Patrick Wood Crusius that the Government will not seek the death penalty,” the Justice Department said in a filing…
Justin Underwood, an attorney representing the family of Walmart shooting victim Alexander Hoffman, said they were disappointed by the Justice Department’s decision “They’re disappointed the U.S. government won’t seek the death penalty on a mass murderer who drove 10 hours to seek out and kill Hispanic and Mexican people,” Mr. Underwood said. “If this guy doesn’t qualify for the death penalty, why on earth do we even have a federal death penalty statute?”…
“This might not be the Christian thing for me to say, but some people need to be killed and he certainly qualifies,” Mr. Underwood said. “I just put my faith in the state of Texas to seek justice in this case.”
If Dirty Harry didn’t say “some people need to be killed” then he should have.
Ahh... that pesky reading thing
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Doesn't the government have some sort of sound technology that can do something similar to a "voice in your head"?Another mass shooter who was “hearing voices”
“EL PASO — The 24-year-old gunman who killed 23 people and injured 22 others in August 2019 at a Walmart in his attempt “to shoot as many Mexicans as possible” was sentenced in federal court to 90 consecutive life sentences Friday for his hate crimes. Patrick Crusius of Allen will die in prison.
Crusius sat quietly next to his lawyer, Joe Spencer. He had his arms crossed and didn’t make a statement after the judge asked if he had anything to say.
Spencer told the audience that since the gunman was a child he struggled with his mental health. He was eventually diagnosed with schizoaffective disorder, Spencer said. His symptoms include trouble processing feelings and hearing voices in his head. And since childhood he has felt a presence that is not there, Spencer said”.
Gunman in 2019 El Paso mass shooting receives 90 life sentences
Gunman in 2019 El Paso mass shooting receives 90 life sentences
Patrick Crusius pleaded guilty and was sentenced Friday in federal court. He still faces state charges, and the local district attorney says he intends to seek the death penalty.
Prob deserves its own thread but here’s another (local) example where “voices” were telling the killer very specifically to kill his victim and then kill himself. Also described as schizoaffective disorder.
Was Carlos Asencio hearing voices or just ‘intense thoughts?’ Trial experts differ
Was Carlos Asencio hearing voices or just ‘intense thoughts?’ Trial experts differ
Mental health took center stage Thursday and Friday, as a psychologist and a psychiatrist offered differing opinions on Carlos Asencio's mental state around the time of Amanda Dabrowski's death.
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And “Q”says the same thing to me all the time.. but whether I’m eating SpaghettiOs or the Cheerios, the message comes out the same “OOOO”8 Conspiracy Theories and What They Get Right
Grab your tinfoil hats. It’s time to get paranoid about mind control, CIA agents in the media, and other conspiracy theories with small grains of truth behind them.
Quick fluff piece that refers to it as a conspiracy theory in the heading but then explains that it's true.
I recall reading about s tech that projects thoughts into someone's head. Sounds like a high pitched tone like tinnitus but the subconscious brain picks up on what the message is
Yeah, used in Iraq by the CIA. Dubbed “Voice of Allah”, it got swaths of Iraqi soldiers to surrender without firing a shot apparently.
8 Conspiracy Theories and What They Get Right
Grab your tinfoil hats. It’s time to get paranoid about mind control, CIA agents in the media, and other conspiracy theories with small grains of truth behind them.
Quick fluff piece that refers to it as a conspiracy theory in the heading but then explains that it's true.
I recall reading about s tech that projects thoughts into someone's head. Sounds like a high pitched tone like tinnitus but the subconscious brain picks up on what the message is
Well done! I was hoping for multiple posts on the subject so maybe some normies will go hmmmm.Yeah, used in Iraq by the CIA. Dubbed “Voice of Allah”, it got swaths of Iraqi soldiers to surrender without firing a shot apparently.
The Voice of God Weapon Returns | WIRED
The Voice of God Weapon Returns
The Voice of God weapon — a device that projects voices into your head to make you think God is speaking to you — is the military’s equivalent of an urban myth. Meaning, it’s mentioned periodically at defense workshops (ironically, I first heard about it at the same defense conference where I...www.wired.com
Washington Post
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