Recently, two evil men grabbed their firearms and went on
shooting sprees that respectively took the lives of six and three people. This
guy killed six and this
guy killed three.
The first guy killed six people and was apprehended without
incident by police.
The second guy killed three people and was immediately shot
dead by police.
The first guy drove around for more than four hours and shot
random people at three different locations, creating a massive public safety
crisis and potentially endangering dozens if not hundreds of innocent people.
The second guy went to a single location with a limited
number of people and was actively engaged in specifically targeting co-workers
for a total of 26 minutes.
NOT SAYIN’, JUST SAYIN’
Recently, two evil men grabbed their firearms and went on
shooting sprees that respectively took the lives of six and three people. This
guy killed six and this
guy killed three.
The first guy killed six people and was apprehended without
incident by police.
The second guy killed three people and was immediately shot
dead by police.
The first guy drove around for more than four hours and shot
random people at three different locations, creating a massive public safety
crisis and potentially endangering dozens if not hundreds of innocent people.
The second guy went to a single location with a limited
number of people and was actively engaged in specifically targeting co-workers
for a total of 26 minutes.
Here is a photo of the first guy:
And here is a photo of the second guy:
I’m sure that there were different circumstances involved in
both crimes and that police at each scene did what their training and
experience dictated.
But, I’m not sayin’, just sayin’: A white guy drives around
for four hours and shoots six random people in a populous American city yet in
the end, he’s taken peacefully into custody. Meanwhile, a black man is shot
dead after a 26 minute rampage in a single location, targeting a specific group
of victims.
Doesn’t it seem just a tad bit strange?
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