BREAKING:*Mosque shooting in Christchurch, New Zealand

[svauto-erotic855]

^^^^ CAIR could give 2 shits about the 10s of thousands of deaths at the hands of Muslims worldwide but when anyone pushes back and threatens them they go into righteous indignation panic mode.

[line-em-up]

if you're dealing with children, you could just change what they're being taught. Instead of feeding them into a wood chipper. Be a lot more productive.

But, not near as entertaining.

[AnthonyS]

^^^^ CAIR could give 2 shits about the 10s of thousands of deaths at the hands of Muslims worldwide but when anyone pushes back and threatens them they go into righteous indignation panic mode.

Well at least their agenda is obvious. It’s the moron libtards that align with them I do not understand.

[Craizie]

Well at least their agenda is obvious. It’s the moron libtards that align with them I do not understand.

Like the dumbass feminist that wore hijabs to show solidarity with muslim women?

[BLAKE]

I don't really care about the rest of this, I just want in on the book/movie/video game deal about SVO's life. This has franchise written all over it.

[SS Junk]

Are you the type that thinks your beliefs equal undeniable proof? That kind of reminds me of Trump and the Democrats belief in Russian collusion.

This is what I'm talking about. I explain and it just won't compute. Your initial response regarding shooting people, the action described isn't in first person. When you do go off on one of your claims it's always first hand experience instead of "I've seen ______________..."

I've got a question for you. You sincerely believe that I'm a psychopath.

I never said you are a psychopath. What I said is:

pathological liar with high functioning schizophrenic tendencies

You appear to be normal on the outside and I'm sure a background check is either clear or heavily redacted by the Federal govt. for the work you've done to save the planet. Your nervous tick is when you get on social media and feel a compelling urge to share something you believe to be true with no way whatsoever to back up your claims. When questioned, you either run away, or defend it to the death with zero material proof.

[svauto-erotic855]

This is what I'm talking about. I explain and it just won't compute.Your initial response regarding shooting people, the action described isn't in first person. PWhen you do go off on one of your claims it's always first hand experience instead of "I've seen ______________..."


I never said you are a psychopath. What I said is:

You appear to be normal on the outside and I'm sure a background check is either clear or heavily redacted by the Federal govt. for the work you've done to save the planet. Your nervous tick is when you get on social media and feel a compelling urge to share something you believe to be true with no way whatsoever to back up your claims. When questioned, you either run away, or defend it to the death with zero material proof.

Not that I'm questioning your credentials as a psychiatrist but has it occurred to you that I write this way deliberately?

Edit: Mr Freud, it is a prose style typically attributed to someone named Cicero. You might learn something if you read about him a bit.

[SS Junk]

Merely an observation. What I pointed out is not the way you normally "write" when describing one of your escapades. It was a mistake on your part which throws up a red flag of its authenticity. No big deal. Just saying, once again, you've shown how you're not right in the head, and I don't expect you to understand.

[svauto-erotic855]

^^^ I know I'm not right in the head, I am an actual psychopath but a very loyal and friendly one. What you're describing is what I do when I want someone to ask questions. You undersell a subject and then you deliver the goods when asked about them.

I tell women that I'm 8 or 10 years older than I really am and I also tell them that I have a small penis for the exact same reasons.

I think you would be really easy to fleece in a poker game.

[AnthonyS]

^^^ I know I'm not right in the head, I am an actual psychopath but a very loyal and friendly one. What you're describing is what I do when I want someone to ask questions. You undersell a subject and then you deliver the goods when asked about them.

I tell women that I'm 8 or 10 years older than I really am and I also tell them that I have a small penis for the exact same reasons.

I think you would be really easy to fleece in a poker game.

Every dude that wants to knock out her browneye, starfish, whatever you like to call it, says he has a tiny dick. It’s right up there with I love you as the oldest trick in the book... or “just the tip, I promise.”

[AnthonyS]

What I want to know is how many Sudanese did you make go all homo on each other before shooting them in the face.... I heard Quentin Tarantino’s final movie will be “SVO, not the car, but the man, myth and legend.”

[SS Junk]

You undersell a subject and then you deliver the goods when asked about them.

That’s just it. You haven’t delivered anything but layer after layer of baffling bullshit. The only one who believes you’re being clever is you. We’ve been down this road before. I’ve listed symptoms of a pathilogical liar in a previous thread you were in and they describe your personality precisely.
I’m not saying you to stop the outrageous claims. It is entertaining to read, but it makes me wonder if you have convinced yourself that not only do you think your stories are true, but if you believe you have successfully sold them to those who read them here and elsewhere?

[svauto-erotic855]

Every dude that wants to knock out her browneye, starfish, whatever you like to call it, says he has a tiny dick. It’s right up there with I love you as the oldest trick in the book... or “just the tip, I promise.”

I don't try talkin women into anal, I just stuck my dick up their ass. I've never resorted to saying I love you to get a piece of ass either.

What I want to know is how many Sudanese did you make go all homo on each other before shooting them in the face.... I heard Quentin Tarantino’s final movie will be "SVO, not the car, but the man, myth and legend.”

I need this on T-shirts that I give out to you guys.

That’s just it. You haven’t delivered anything but layer after layer of baffling bullshit. The only one who believes you’re being clever is you. We’ve been down this road before. I’ve listed symptoms of a pathilogical liar in a previous thread you were in and they describe your personality precisely.
I’m not saying you to stop the outrageous claims. It is entertaining to read, but it makes me wonder if you have convinced yourself that not only do you think your stories are true, but if you believe you have successfully sold them to those who read them here and elsewhere?

Big bucks have been spent figuring out what I am. Your assessment isn't even close.

[Gasser64]

Well at least their agenda is obvious. It’s the moron libtards that align with them I do not understand.

I don't think there's much to understand. Its just their usual blind stupidity. They love to seem "cultural" and to virtue signal. So since islamic people dress differently than we do, they're automatically in love with them. They're also desperate for allies, and they've perceived that islam "hates the west". Its just a match made in hell where if islam does get its way, they massacre all the libtards.

^^^ I know I'm not right in the head, I am an actual psychopath...

A real psychopath would never tell us any of this stuff. They're chameleons trying like hell to blend in. And without the ability to feel loyalty. Its actually a neurological disease that they're born with. Their life is like some kind of living hell, where they can only ever feel negative emotions, and seldom (if ever) any positive. Even fear is only fleeting to them, lasting only a second or two. Its why they often end up in prison, no fear of the consequences.

https://www.damninteresting.com/the-unburdened-mind/

[IHaveAMustang]

So....back to the related story:

https://www.cnn.com/2019/03/20/asia/new-zealand-christchurch-gun-ban-intl/index.html

(CNN)All military-style semi-automatic weapons, assault rifles and high-capacity magazines will be banned in New Zealand following the mass shootings at two Christchurch mosques that killed 50 people, New Zealand's Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern announced on Thursday.
"On 15 March our history changed forever. Now our laws will too. We are announcing action today on behalf of all New Zealanders to strengthen our gun laws and make our country a safer place," Ardern said at a press conference in the capital Wellington.
The announcement came after the country's cabinet agreed to overhaul the law and ban military-style semi-automatics and assault rifles 72 hours after the Christchurch attacks.
"Every semi-automatic weapon used in the terror attack on Friday will be banned," Ardern continued, adding that she hoped the law would be in place by April 11. "This legislation will be drafted and introduced in urgency."

An estimated 1.2 million guns are in circulation in the country, according to New Zealand Police -- one for every three people. Ardern said the buyback scheme could cost between $100 million to $200 million.
Later on Thursday, New Zealand Police announced all 50 bodies from the shootings had been identified. "This means that all victims are now able to be released to their families," Police Commissioner Mike Bush said in a statement.
Arden said a "nationwide reflection" for the dead would be held on Friday -- one week after the attack.
He wanted notoriety. But it is New Zealand's stoic leader who has become the face of a tragedy
He wanted notoriety. But it is New Zealand's stoic leader who has become the face of a tragedy

Amnesty for gun returns
The gun reform proposal will be introduced to Parliament in the first week of April. For it to come into effect, lawmakers need to vote on amending the existing legislation, the Arms Act 1983.
In the interim, New Zealand Governor General Patsy Reddy has signed an order to reclassify some semi-automatic weapons as "military-style".
As a result, many people who legally owned certain firearms will no longer be able to possess them on their existing license conditions.
An amnesty will be put in place for weapons to be handed in from Thursday. Cabinet has directed officials to develop a buyback scheme, and Ardern said that further details would be announced "in due course."
Bush said gun drops would be set up at police stations so citizens could safely hand in guns.

"I can't emphasize enough that in the current environment it is important you do not take your now-unlawful firearm anywhere without notifying police," Bush said. "It is absolutely vital that we manage the safe and organized transport of all firearms into police custody."
Social media has some soul-searching to do, says reformed Neo-Nazi


The Australian model
Ardern pointed to similar measures taken in Australia following the 1996 Port Arthur massacre as an example for New Zealand to follow, including certain "exemptions for farmers."
Police Minister Stuart Nash said the bill would include "narrow exemptions" for the police and the defense forces, as well as "legitimate business uses" such as professional pest control.
"Some guns serve legitimate purposes in our farming communities," he added, noting that exemptions had been made for .22-caliber rifles and shotguns used for duck hunting.

Immediate action would be taken to prevent people from stockpiling weapons ahead of the change in law and to encourage gun owners to surrender their weapons, he said.
After Australia implemented a similar ban, the country destroyed more than a million weapons, and additional gun buybacks and amnesties have been conducted since. Last year, more than 57,000 weapons were handed in, including a rocket launcher and a World War II machine gun.

In the wake of the reforms, mass shootings in Australia dropped to zero, gun suicides declined by an average of 4.8% per year, and gun-related homicides declined by an average of 5.5% per year.

Philip Alpers, founding director of GunPolicy.org and a University of Sydney academic, said the buyback "has a good chance of delivering the same life-saving public health benefit as that which followed the 1996 Australian buyback."

Gun controls welcomed
There had been a groundswell of support for tougher legislation, with almost 70,000 New Zealanders signing petitions calling for gun control reform, according to TVNZ. On Thursday, crowds gathered outside Parliament in Wellington to deliver those petitions to lawmakers from across the political divide.
New Zealand's Police Association welcomed the planned law changes, congratulating the government for "demonstrating the courage to take decisive action and ban the firearms that have inflicted so much harm in New Zealand."
"I hope that the moves immediately attract cross-party support because it is important for New Zealanders to know that their political leaders are all on board with this extremely important move," association president Chris Cahill said in a statement.
Christchurch security footage shows suspect fired at people from his car
Christchurch security footage shows suspect fired at people from his car
Lobby group Federated Farmers issued a statement backing tougher gun laws but acknowledged that many of its members would not support its decision.
"This will not be popular among some of our members but after a week of intense debate and careful consideration by our elected representatives and staff, we believe this is the only practicable solution," Feds Rural Security spokesperson Miles Anderson said.
"We are trying to tread a responsible path. The wrong guns can't be allowed to get into the wrong hands."
Opposition leader Simon Bridges said his National party supported the proposed changes.

"The terrorist attack in Christchurch last week has changed us as a nation," the party said in a statement. "National has been clear since this devastating attack that we support changes to our regime and that we will work constructively with the government."
The country's Council of Licensed Firearms Owners said in a Facebook post to members that it will "consider these implications and make a statement very soon," adding that it is working "incredibly hard to understand and manage this set of circumstances."