Sort of... What I mean is that there is a large element of humanity that hates America the beautiful, land of the free and hates Christianity, both have multiple assets placed around throughout the government. Both share many of the same goals and many of the same basic core beliefs though for different reasons and many share the same political party...so yes as a concerted effort to the same ends. Is there a concerted effort by organized departments of the government...no, not really, more like a concerted effort of many individuals throughout government working towards the same goal. Some are religious based, some are political based and some are both but they all hate America the great and land of the free and 99.9% of what she always stood for. As an example look at Bernie Sanders the socialist and O the Islamist socialist and Hillary Clinton the socialist, inept opportunist. The muslim brotherhood has a ton of members in high positions, look at Hillary's top aid, you know the one married to a Weener, another maniacal freak. He entire effin family is basically in control and runs the MB. O's policies have been extremely friendly to the MB and Islam going so far as to claim that the US is a muslim country in a speech, proclaiming the call to worship as the most beautiful sound in the world, etc... You better believe it's a concerted effort.
Chattanooga is my hometown and when it happene the Oblunder waited 3 days to lower the flag... what a disgrace.
The majority of our shootings are white dudes with Christian backgrounds. I think most know gun laws are not going to stop extremist, but to say the Gov is sort involved in some of theses shootings is asinine. We have a serious problem on two fronts now, extremist who want to kills us, and the crazy dude who just loses it. How do we fix this? I don't know. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk
Where are you pulling this statistic from? Last FBI report I saw had whites responsible for about 32% of all homicides.
We've had a massive decline in gun violence in the United States. Here's why. The Washington Post Max Ehrenfreund 4 hrs ago Premeditated mass shootings in public places are happening more and more often, some researchers say, plunging towns and cities into grief and riveting the attention of a horrified nation. In general, though, fewer and fewer Americans are dying as a result of gun violence — a shift that began about two decades ago. In 1993, there were seven homicides by firearm for every 100,000 Americans, according to a Pew Research Center analysis of data from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention. By 2013, that figure had fallen by nearly half, to 3.6 — a total of 11,208 firearm homicides. The rate of shootings that didn't result in death declined even more precipitously, from 725 in 1993 per 100,000 people to 175 in 2013. Older data suggests that gun violence might have been even more widespread previously. The rate of murder and manslaughter excluding negligence reached an apex in 1980, according to the FBI. That year, there were 10.8 willful killings per 100,000 people. Although not a perfect measure of the overall rate of gun violence, the decline in the rate of murder and manslaughter is suggestive: Two in three homicides these days are committed with guns. This decline in gun violence is part of an overall decline in violent crime. According to the FBI's data, the national rate of violent crime has decreased 49 percent since its apex in 1991. Even as a certain type of mass shooting is apparently becoming more frequent, America has become a much less violent place. Much of the decline in violence is still unexplained, but researchers have identified several reasons for the shift. Here are five. 1. More police officers on the beat Additional manpower helps police departments respond to and prevent violence. In 1994, President Bill Clinton signed a major crime bill that set aside enough federal funding for law enforcement agencies nationally to add 100,000 officers, though the ranks of the country's police forces had already been expanding as local governments dedicated more resources to their departments to control increasing rates of crime. In New York City, the recruitment of more officers was a crucial reason that the decline in crime was larger and more sustained than in other cities, according to Franklin Zimring, a criminologist at the University of California at Berkeley. The economist Steven Levitt estimates that larger police forces reduced crime by 5 percent to 6 percent. Gun violence, presumably, declined along with crime in general. 2. Police using computers It wasn't just that police departments hired more people. They also started using computers to collect data on crime and to direct their officers' efforts more efficiently. When they have accurate, current information on where crime is happening, they can identify the neighborhoods where they are needed most. As Zimring notes, police in New York were among the first to realize the potential for computers to aid in fighting crime. Departments nationwide are now using versions of New York's CompStat system, short for Comparative Statistics. A recent study by the Brennan Center for Justice suggests that similar systems across the country reduced homicide by about 11 percent. 3. Less booze A gradual decline in the amount of alcohol that Americans drink is another explanation for the decline in violence. About four in 10 prisoners convicted of murder were using alcohol at the time of the offense, according to a federal report. Americans drank 21 percent less alcohol in 2000 than in 1980, though consumption has increased since then, data from the National Institutes of Health shows. The authors of the report from the Brennan Center believe that this decline can account for 5 percent to 10 percent of the overall decline in crime. Total U.S. alcohol consumption per person declined sharply beginning three decades ago, but has recently increased. (National Institutes of Health) © Provided by Washington Post Total U.S. alcohol consumption per person declined sharply beginning three decades ago, but has recently increased. (National Institutes of Health) 4. Less lead Besides alcohol, lead is another substance that has been shown to make humans more aggressive. Lead is toxic, and it can affect the behavior of children who are exposed to the metal while their brains are still developing. After the passage of the Clean Air Act in 1970, refiners were required to sell unleaded gasoline. Jessica Reyes, an economist at Amherst College, has argued that the children born after that law took effect breathed in less lead from car exhaust and that their brains were healthier as a result. She has estimated that the removal of lead reduced violent crime by no less than 56 percent. Other researchers are skeptical that lead could have caused such a large decline in U.S. violence, but many agree that the Clean Air Act had some effect on crime. 5. A better economy Unemployment declined sharply from the recession under the Reagan administration through the boom under the Clinton administration, and income for the typical household increased. In better economic circumstances, communities and families might have more resources to dedicate to protecting themselves from crime — for example, by installing alarms in their homes. People also have more opportunities to earn money legally, removing one reason that some break the law. The authors of the Brennan Center report conclude that the increase in household income can probably explain about 5 percent to 10 percent of the decline in crime, similar to their estimate for alcohol. Yet economic factors seem more likely to affect rates of property crime than violent crime, and the relationship between the economy and the rate of gun violence in particular isn't clear.
Proof?...Oh no sir, I'm playing by your rules, don't need no stinking proof. Besides, what was your point, I didn't play a race card in that assertion, I played a religious and political affiliation card. MY assertion was that a segment of mankind (some in government) are engaged in a concerted effort for the same goals. Of those I said were Islamists, socialists/liberals. Believe it or not, many members of both those groups are white dudes with some sort of Christian background...doesn't make a bit of difference as to the point. The vast majority are carried out by mental cases who are progressive liberals and jihadists (about the same difference).
things continue to ramp up I believe because of media sources. they give these psychos the attention. cut off all media and I guarantee you this will all slow down drastically. the news is just giving the next idiot the same ideas on how to kill people. if they were ignored it wouldn't be as fun for them. that is how copy cat killers are born. see it on the news and use someone across the country's idea and look out another killer on the street.
