I would assume it would be whoever his new legal guardians will be, which is most likely to be the Grandparents.
Horrible situation and senseless loss of life for nothing.
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I would assume it would be whoever his new legal guardians will be, which is most likely to be the Grandparents.
Horrible situation and senseless loss of life for nothing.
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Right on! I'm so fucking sick of these parents not being held responsible for failing nit only their kids, but the rest of society! If they did their job, we wouldn't be here.
This is unbelievably heartbreaking. That poor kid.
How long will the U.S. let this go on?
It will last as long as the US people let this go on. Reelecting the same corrupt politicians and most US citizens doing nothing more than complain about it. Right now, there's not a 3 millions+ crowd of angry protesters demanding reforms sitting in front of the capitol. So those politicians can ignore you, because you, the US population as a whole, don't really want gun control all that much, right?.
Historically speaking, the only thing that pushed one state to adopt vigorous gun control was, guess it... the Black Panther movement (where armed vigilantes teams started following cop patrols to make sure they kept their racism on a tight leash) and black people starting to arm themselves en-masse. Suddenly open-carry and assault rifles got outlawed. Wonder why...
The only other thing that could convince those politicians to really embrace gun control, would be for them to be directly and repeatedly targeted. After all, money only matter as long as you keep breathing. But as long as it happens to someone else, the status quo is fine for them.
has simply been rationalized as the cost of freedom. In the only country where this tax for freedom seems to be levied.
I'm baffled that the press seems to be sleeping on the fact that this was a right wing protester and not a lone wolf, with MAGA connections. And that he cased a synagogue a few months ago.
View: https://twitter.com/EladNehorai/status/1544826173653258241
This is not just a guy who ended up taking a couple pics at a Trump rally or with a Trump flag ironically, as the magasphere would have us believe. He was clearly one of them. He had a history of violence and harassment. Authorities refused to acknowledge or correct it when it was happening right in front of them.
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Fully expect those same lawmakers to leap into action and put something on the books to protect those people and groups from suits if that starts to become a trend. Power always protects itself.
a strange freedom where you have to be worried when going places with a lot of people.
We're at a terrible stage where we have regular acts of political violence and our media is downright scared to call it like it is, lest the be labeled as "liberal" by the far right bubble.
The police can't act on a feeling like that. Nobody was willing to say he was a threat. I'm okay with the police not being the ones to make that call. It obviously didn't work out in this case but I am not sure how much I want the police to have the power to charge somebody of a crime on another's behalf. I suppose we do it for domestic abuse for good reason so maybe there should be other exceptions, I'd just tread carefully.
My father-in-law mentioned there being talk that it was an anti-semitic attack but I didn't really see any reporting here on it. CNN must've mentioned it at some point though because he didn't make up hearing that and that's what he was watching.
will they be investigated and put on a list that denies them access to guns? or when something happens again will there be the "we had no way of knowing" rhetoric
Need more "red flag" protections and accountability. All the laws don't mean anything if they have a record, but can still pass checks (or in some cases, records not reported it not signed).
Is there not a red flag gun law in Illinois? I figured if any liberal state would have one, it would be them.
Oh they are well aware, and doing their best not to even make eye contact with the elephant in the room. This happens with all of the white and/or right wing shooters. They make sure to frame it as ANYTHING BUT his radicalized political affiliation because they don't want to be liable for basically calling out an entire party and a little less than half of the country. They're scared someone will pay their offices a visit if they don't watch their words.
This is literally terrorism.
There is but the family refused to sign statements so there's not much anyone can do if there is no one willing to go on record saying he's a danger to himself or others.
Police force is just an inset circle In the maga chud Venn diagram
Red flags missed: How July 4 suspect slipped through system
Red flags missed: How July 4 suspect slipped through system
Illinois’ “red-flag” law could have stopped the suspect in the Independence Day parade shooting from buying a gun or at least delayed the purchase of the weapon he’s accused of using to kill seven people and wound dozens.
apnews.com
It's because we do not give a shit about mental health treatment. It is still treated as taboo with a large swath of people disregarding it as weakness. The police fucked up because they have no concept of mental illness or take it seriously. They just see a nuisance that won't listen.Red flags missed: How July 4 suspect slipped through system
Red flags missed: How July 4 suspect slipped through system
Illinois’ “red-flag” law could have stopped the suspect in the Independence Day parade shooting from buying a gun or at least delayed the purchase of the weapon he’s accused of using to kill seven people and wound dozens.
As a father in the Chicagoland area with young children, I really can't stop thinking about that orphaned child. I keep imagining my kids in that situation and it scares me completely shitless. :(
8-year-old paralyzed after Highland Park parade shooting now critical
HIGHLAND PARK, Ill. — The family of Cooper Roberts, the 8-year-old wounded in the Highland Park parade shooting, said the boy is now in critical condition. Cooper was alert and talking last we…
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Highland Park mass shooting suspect charged with 117 felony crimes
Highland Park mass shooting suspect charged with 117 felony crimes
Robert Crimo, 21, accused of killing seven and wounding dozens in Fourth of July attack in Chicago suburb, indicted by grand jury
www.theguardian.com
Has there ever been a high count on felonies for shootings before? If Illinois doesn't have the death penalty, the shooter wished he had killed himself or suicide by cop. He is going to be in prison until he dies of old age.Highland Park mass shooting suspect charged with 117 felony crimes
Highland Park mass shooting suspect charged with 117 felony crimes
Robert Crimo, 21, accused of killing seven and wounding dozens in Fourth of July attack in Chicago suburb, indicted by grand jury
It's not gonna be tried on all of them… this is just an indictment. With just the murders he's never getting out
Father of Suspect in Highland Park July 4th Massacre Facing Criminal Charges for Helping Son Get Firearm Owner ID Card
Father of Suspect in Highland Park July 4th Massacre Facing Criminal Charges for Helping Son Get Firearm Owner ID Card
Robert Crimo Jr. had previously told a local news outlet that he didn't feel guilty for helping his son, Robert Crimo III, procure identification that would allow him to legally own a firearm.
lawandcrime.com
GOODFather of Suspect in Highland Park July 4th Massacre Facing Criminal Charges for Helping Son Get Firearm Owner ID Card
Father of Suspect in Highland Park July 4th Massacre Facing Criminal Charges for Helping Son Get Firearm Owner ID Card
Robert Crimo Jr. had previously told a local news outlet that he didn't feel guilty for helping his son, Robert Crimo III, procure identification that would allow him to legally own a firearm.
Good lord, both of them should spend the rest of their days in jail. The dad admitted he helped him get it and doesn't regret that action despite it leading to so many dead.
60 days in jail.
lawandcrime.com
Placed the lives of hundreds in jeopardy': Father of accused Highland Park mass shooter pleads guilty to misdemeanor for helping son get gun license
Father of accused Highland Park mass shooter pleads guilty to helping son get gun license
"Robert Crimo Jr., the father, made the reckless and dangerous decision to sponsor his son's FOID application," prosecutors said.
lawandcrime.com
Just 60 days? For helping assist a criminal in their evil act where folks lost their lives?
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