[azdesertsnake01]

Originally Posted by GODISNOTGREAT ↗

These clinics are set up so as to prevent the spread of disease and to provide treatment for addicts. They provide them with the heroine so the addicts dont commit crimes to support their addictions. Clinics in Europe have had these implemented for years and provide users with their fix while they're in their receiving treatment for their addictions. This has caused crime to drop, addiction to drop, and disease to drop. This is in no way an example of as you state, fighting heroine with more heroine.

These are addicts seeking treatment.

Hmm... did another quick internet search and I quickly shot down that one too. I found a couple of mentions of so called rehab, but after reading deeper, it is the same story. They are supplying the drug, but by no means are pushing rehab. I think you should do some more research on it before continuing to push your wishes of how it should be as how it actually is.

Yeah, as I said before, no doubt they have plenty of rehab pamphlets available IF the person asks for them. You can bet they have to blow the inch thick dust off of them when someone does finally ask for them though. Lol.

These are addicts seeking treatment? I would invite anyone reading this who wants to find out if that's true to search youtube for "heroin clinic". Let me know when you find the people going to a heroin hand out center looking for treatment. Lol. Yeah, they're looking to be "treated with heroin" is more like it. Lol! Again, I don't want to get dinged for sidetracking the thread, so this will be my last reply on the addiction issue.

[GRiZ]

Originally Posted by azdesertsnake01 ↗

Hmm... did another quick internet search and I quickly shot down that one too. I found a couple of mentions of so called rehab, but after reading deeper, it is the same story. They are supplying the drug, but by no means are pushing rehab. I think you should do some more research on it before continuing to push your wishes of how it should be as how it actually is.

Yeah, as I said before, no doubt they have plenty of rehab pamphlets available IF the person asks for them. You can bet they have to blow the inch thick dust off of them when someone does finally ask for them though. Lol.

These are addicts seeking treatment? I would invite anyone reading this who wants to find out if that's true to search youtube for "heroin clinic". Let me know when you find the people going to a heroin hand out center looking for treatment. Lol. Yeah, they're looking to be "treated with heroin" is more like it. Lol! Again, I don't want to get dinged for sidetracking the thread, so this will be my last reply on the addiction issue.

I'm not going to sit here and argue with somebody that thinks he's right about everything. There are dozens of Ted talks about what these clinics are doing. I suggest you quit trying to google search something that supports your opinion and actually research the subjects you want to have an opinion on. It is well known what these rehabilitation clinics are doing to reduce addiction and with great success.

"Yeah sure they can get help at these clinics but they REALLY REALLY have to ask for help" lmao...

[danielsan]

[Sharon]

Ö0800 news in UK gave details of his court appearance.

Florida school shooter charged with 17 counts of murder
Nikolas Cruz, with alleged links to a white supremacist group, was known for violent behavior and was expelled from the school prior to the attack. It was the second-deadliest shooting at a public school in US history.

The FBI and police agencies from surrounding counties responded to a mass shooting at Marjory Stoneman Douglas High in Parkland, Florida

After hours of questioning by state and federal authorities, 19-year-old Nikolas Cruz has been charged with 17 counts of premeditated murder following a mass shooting at Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School in Parkland, Florida.

According to a Broward County Sheriff's Office report, Cruz admitted to interrogating officers that he "began shooting students that he saw in the hallways and on school grounds" on Wednesday.

According to court documents, after being read his legal rights, "Cruz stated that he was the gunman who entered the school campus armed with a AR-15 and began shooting students that he saw in the hallways and on the school grounds."

Authorities have yet to determine a motive.

Police have learned that Cruz trained at least once with the Republic of Florida (ROF) militia, a white supremacist group that seeks to turn Florida into a white ethno-state. Contacted by the Anti-Defamation League (ADL), a US-based non-governmental organization, ROF's leader Jordan Jereb confirmed that Cruz was associated with the group but that he had acted on his own in the shooting and had not been directed to do so by the group.

The FBI has also confirmed that it received a tip about Cruz last September. Agents were contacted by a Mississippi man named Ben Bennight after a user named Nikolas Cruz left a disturbing comment on his YouTube channel. The comment, which read "I'm going to be a professional school shooter," was investigated by the FBI but agents were unable to find any further information as to the time and location of the post

[yinhh]

Originally Posted by kellyhound ↗

Female witness talked to him in the hallway and tells she thinks there were two shooters

So there was a second shooter?

[Moloko]

Originally Posted by GODISNOTGREAT ↗

Dude... you are statistically more likely to be shot to death by a toddler or be crushed to death by furniture than you are to be killed by an Islamic terrorist in the United States. Quit being so paranoid.

The point I was making is that America hasn't kept Islam out of America as the OP falsely claimed.

[dancroman]

Originally Posted by yinhh ↗

So there was a second shooter?

It seems so from the witness reports. Doubt it will officially come out. This will end up like the Vegas Shooting.

To the gun control folks - Molon labe

[bbc396]

Im not sure if this has already been posted or not. Apparently the shooter posted a comment on youtube months ago saying he was going to be a school shooter. The guy that received the comment even turned it into the FBI. This video is his responce to the FBI coming to question him AFTER the shooting.

[Hillbillyinky]

Originally Posted by azdesertsnake01 ↗

Hmm. I watched the video. I must have missed the confession part. Can you give me the exact time of the video where the confession happened so I can go back and review the evidence? Maybe I'm missing that part, but all I heard was that he has been advised to remain silent as in EVERY such case, whether innocent or not.

When Cruz was arraigned yesterday and charged with 17 counts of premeditated murder, the booking report was submitted and it states after his arrest, he was taken to a nearby hospital due to labored breathing. He was released from the hospital where he was taken to police headquarters and after they read his rights, he confessed to the shooting spree that left 17 dead. I saw the booking report on DailyMail, so I am sure you can too.

[rien713]

He's going to be deemed incompetent to stand trial. I can't see any way he won't be. Emphasis below is mine. (Don't laugh too hard at the source, mmkay?)

Authorities Were Called To Alleged Florida School Shooter Nikolas Cruz's House More Than 35 Times

Years of sheriff's reports detail consistent issues with Nikolas Cruz and his brother, Zachary, describing two erratic, violent, and turbulent boys who repeatedly "threw items," were "out of control," and "ran away from home."

On Sept. 28, 2016, the Broward County Sheriff's Office in Florida responded to a 911 call about an 18-year-old who had been fighting with his mom.

Nikolas Cruz and his mother, Lynda, had been fighting over paperwork needed for the high school student to get an ID card, the officer's report states. It goes on to detail how the teen had been harming himself and had talked about buying a gun.

He suffers from mental illness, the deputy noted, and a therapist and an investigator from the Department of Children and Families were also on the scene.

"He has been cutting his arms, his mother said, to get attention, as he learned it from an ex-girlfriend," the report says. "He has mentioned in the past that he would like to purchase a firearm."

However, Jared Bienenfeld, a therapist with Henderson Mental Health, "deemed Nikolas to be no threat to anyone or himself at this present time," according to the report.

The deputy and the investigator "saw no signs of mental illness or criminal activity and left without incident," the report concludes.

From 2010 until November 2016, Broward County sheriff's deputies responded to at least 36 emergency 911 calls from a pleasant-looking, tree-lined suburban home on 80th Terrace, the street in Parkland where Cruz lived with his younger brother, Zachary, and mother, who died last November at the age of 68.

However, despite the repeated calls to authorities for disturbing behavior, Cruz had never been arrested until this Valentine's Day, when he took an Uber to Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School, pulled an AR-15 from a black duffle bag, and began gunning down former classmates and teachers, killing at least 17 people.

After concealing himself among the crowd of terrified students fleeing campus, Cruz went to Subway to buy a drink and then to McDonald's before authorities caught him in a nearby neighborhood. The 19-year-old has admitted to being the shooter and faces 17 counts of premeditated murder.

He purchased his gun legally last year, officials said.

Bolstering the narrative that many glaring and alarming warning signs about Cruz's emotional state were repeatedly missed, the sheriff's reports shed light on consistent problems with two erratic, violent, and turbulent boys who repeatedly "threw items," were "out of control," "ran away from home," and fought and argued loudly with their mother and each other.

Nikolas and Zachary both have mental health issues, including ADHD and OCD, and take medication, officers wrote. Nikolas Cruz had sought treatment at Henderson Mental Health Clinic and had attended a school for students with behavioral problems.

On Aug. 22, 2012, Lynda Cruz called 911 because her sons, 12 and 13 at the time, were "threatening her." In November of that year, officers came because Nikolas had beat up his brother. A few weeks later they returned after he attacked his mother with the plastic hose from the vacuum cleaner, one report says.

One evening in January 2013, officers responded to a call from Lynda Cruz, detailing that Nikolas's behavior was escalating after she took away his video games. The 14-year-old then threw a chair, dog bowl, and glass across the room, screaming that his mom was a "useless bitch," the sheriff's report said. After the teen barricaded himself in his room, deputies briefly handcuffed him and put him in the back of a squad car until a youth emergency services counselor arrived.

Nearly a year later, Nikolas Cruz punched a hole in the wall after his mother took away his Xbox.

Neighbors, classmates, and friends also described an estranged "loner" whose disturbing social media profiles were littered with guns, shooting targets, dead frogs, and a user always dressed in black with his face covered. He also reportedly left comments declaring his desire to shoot and kill people on YouTube, one of which was flagged to the FBI in September.

The FBI has said it was unable to verify the account.

For all the fucking good it does.

So many signs that the Florida shooter was mentally disturbed, even expelled from school for bad and erratic behavior. Neighbors and classmates knew he was a big problem. Must always report such instances to authorities, again and again!
— Donald J. Trump (@realDonaldTrump) Feb. 15, 2018