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Randy Stair, a 24 year old resident of Tuhnkhannock, Pennsylvania went to his workplace at the Weis Supermarket at 12 AM June 8th and barricaded all of the emergency exits with wood pallets, and then proceeded to pick his coworkers off one by one with two sawed off shotguns.

He killed three of his coworkers (The victims were identified as Terry Sterling, 63, of South Montrose; Victoria Brong, 25, of Factoryville; and Brian Hayes, 47, of Springville) and one other escaped, witness account from the one who escaped says she came in to face to face contact with the shooter and he purposefully let her escape.

This is the video where he goes into detail about how he planned the attack (few minutes into video).

Wannabe Transgender Murder-Suicide

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A real life Buffalo Bill. Gee I'm not surprised considering the mental health of these people.

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This guy is clearly deranged, but 5-10 years ago, he wouldn't have even heard of the whole trans thing, he's from a small PA town outside of Scranton.

He's posted videos of him planning the massacre, it looks like the trans angle is overplayed here, he is somewhat normal gender wise. The crime is totally premeditated.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bKpFLm4o_jI

May his victims rest in peace.

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I wonder why this is not being covered by the gaystream media? Evidence like this flies right in their face that these walking mutilations are okay.

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Serves the tranny right, but that tranny should’ve went after his mother who raped him, or his feminazi/faggot teacher who fucked with him from Grade One, rather than murdering innocent co-workers like that…For every tranny out there, a female teacher, a faggot, a pedophile or all of the above caused tranny.

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Mister Metokur on YouTube had an excellent video. It's long, about 40 minutes, but it's really interesting and covers a lot of details about his gradual slide into craziness.

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I just finish watching that video. Damn good investigative journalism that MSM is now incapable of. To echo the end of the video, fuck that transsexual bronie that believe that he become transsexual ghost.

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An armed society is a polite society.

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(06-20-2017 09:16 PM)Suits Wrote:  An armed society is a polite society.

A disciplined high-trust society is a polite society. The Wild West and Texas used to carry guns not because they feared disputes with their neighbor Bob who one day decided to become a Transgender Bronie. They did it to defend against the real threat of bandits and Indians back then.

Currently there are some South American countries like Honduras where the waiters and many people are strapped. http://www.alternet.org/news-amp-politic...-nightmare

Quote:For our last meal in San Pedro Sula, my family walked a couple blocks from our fortress-like bed and breakfast to a pizza restaurant. It was the middle of the day and we were the only customers. We walked through the gated walls and past a man in casual slacks with a pistol belt slung haphazardly around his waist. Welcome to an Ayn Rand’s libertarian paradise, where your extra-large pepperoni pizza must also have an armed guard.

Part of the reason this discredited, libertarian bullshit still carries any weight for Americans is because so few of us travel. Only 30 percent of Americans have passports, and if Americans do go places, it’s not often to Honduras. On the mainland of Honduras, we saw no more than a handful of Americans. I did see many more on the tourist-centric island of Roatan, but of course this slice of beach paradise is not at all representative of the larger country or its problems. It has nonstop flights from the U.S. directly to the island so you can skip all the needless reality.

I will make the claim right here that rural Texas was a high-trust society in the 1940s and 50s - not because everyone was strapped, but because they were uniform in makeup and were law-abiding. The guns were more an adornment than something that anyone needed to use. Of course now since the US is descending into a low-trust society with rampant crime and enrichment one might argue that getting armed is a good idea - and I agree. Lots of terror in Europe would have been cut short if at least 1 in 10 or 1 in 5 would be armed.

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1860s/70s Texas was a vastly different place than 1940s and 50s Texas. You lost me when you tried to compare the two in conjunction with the original article. The adornment bit is strange as well. What are you basing this off of?