Shooting in Florida

[TheReal_ND]

Shame.

[TheReal_ND]

https://radio.therightstuff.biz/2017/01 ... -santiago/
Fash the Nation Week 72: What in the World is Esteban Santiago?

Seventh Son fills in for Halberstram this week to discuss one White Hispanic man’s epic cross-continental adventure that ends in a killing spree, Nothing to See Here in Chicago, Russian hacking, the latest developments in Trump’s presidential transition, as well as plenty of off-topic discussion in another exciting edition of America’s #1.5 Republican Podcast. If it’s Sunday, it’s FASH THE NATION!

[K@th]

1. His ticket was one way
2. His only luggage was the gun case
3. He reported himself to the FBI because he was hearing voices. They took his gun, then gave it back. Then he used it to shoot people.

Federal authorities were familiar with Santiago. He'd set off red flags just weeks ago.
He visited an Alaska FBI office in November, saying his mind was being controlled by US intelligence. He left two things in the car: a gun and his newborn.
The Army veteran's rambling walk-in interview at the Anchorage office was concerning enough for authorities to take away his gun and order a mental health evaluation. But it wasn't enough to get him mentally adjudicated, which would have prohibited Santiago from owning a firearm.

http://www.cnn.com/2017/01/08/us/fort-l ... index.html

[Speaker to Animals]

Well, that's just fucking fantastic work, FBI.

[Montegriffo]

1. His ticket was one way
2. His only luggage was the gun case
3. He reported himself to the FBI because he was hearing voices. They took his gun, then gave it back. Then he used it to shoot people.

Federal authorities were familiar with Santiago. He'd set off red flags just weeks ago.
He visited an Alaska FBI office in November, saying his mind was being controlled by US intelligence. He left two things in the car: a gun and his newborn.
The Army veteran's rambling walk-in interview at the Anchorage office was concerning enough for authorities to take away his gun and order a mental health evaluation. But it wasn't enough to get him mentally adjudicated, which would have prohibited Santiago from owning a firearm.

http://www.cnn.com/2017/01/08/us/fort-l ... index.html

Well you just can't go around taking away peoples fundamental rights, it's in the constitution after all. The worst thing about this mass shooter is the fact he didn't even have the decency to be a Muslim refugee working for IS. He was just a common or garden nut job. Nothing any one could have done without restricting the freedom to wander around with a firearm shooting people. Bloody lucky he didn't have an assault rifle or it could have been 50 dead instead of just 5.

[Okeefenokee]

You're gay.

[Montegriffo]

You're gay.

I know you mean to be insulting but I see absolutely nothing wrong with being gay so you are wasting your time.

[Speaker to Animals]

What makes you think the FBI can effectively enforce even more gun control regulations when they just demonstrated their incompetence enforcing existing laws?

[Fife]

This shooter could have been given due process, and <gasp> been availed of proper medical treatment, but for the federales being asleep at the switch.

Government -- is there anything it doesn't fuck up, all day, everyday?

[Okeefenokee]

This shooter could have been given due process, and <gasp> been availed of proper medical treatment, but for the federales being asleep at the switch.

Government -- is there anything it doesn't fuck up, all day, everyday?

and roger.