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knotty
01-06-2017, 02:21 PM
This is getting ridiculous
Multiple deaths in Ft. Lauderdale shooting; suspect in custody
http://www.cnn.com/2017/01/06/us/fort-lauderdale-airport-incident/index.html

j_d66
01-06-2017, 02:54 PM
What an awful thing going on

The whole thing is being reported live as we speak

http://www.msn.com/en-us/news/video/live-news-coverage-from-cbs-news/ar-BBmYvYY

JD426
01-06-2017, 03:06 PM
Yeagh, well now they talking about a Possible SECOND shooter???

that aint by some coincidence then, or some lone " nut job" ...

if its true, that sounds like a lot more .

JD426
01-06-2017, 03:40 PM
Supposedly he got on the ground and waited for Police to arrive after he ran out of AMMO ??

WTF ??? is this ...
that is just Bizzare .

now they saying no 2nd shooter ..

jacknback
01-08-2017, 12:24 AM
you Have to start to question the security we have at our airports as opposed to others in this world.

I travel in and out of FLL all the time and I can't remember EVER seeing a sheriff or cop or whatever in the baggage rerival area.

Plenty of 2 0r 300 lb TSA workers though who couldn't get out of their own way let alone help anyone. Any way they are upstairs so no help at all. And if you even think about them helping you better have your fucking running shoes on.

madvillian
01-08-2017, 03:03 AM
I've been through that baggage terminal numerous times in the last 2 years as it handles Air Canada arrivals. It is wide the fuck open since all the flights that arrive are treated as domestic (US CBP Preclearence in Canada). The thing is...no security in the world would have prevented this. He brought the handgun in his checked luggage, which is permitted. He simply took his luggage and headed to the bathroom and loaded his gun.

It's another military veteran who suffers from a mental illness/episode, that probably was exacerbated during his deployment and now he comes back home untreated and military-trained. It's a touchy subject because I get the impression that just like the dallas cop shooter (who was ex-military), nobody wants to address the fact that soliders are coming back fucked up (physically and mentally) and its not being addressed.

Jimmydr
01-08-2017, 07:22 AM
I've been through that baggage terminal numerous times in the last 2 years as it handles Air Canada arrivals. It is wide the fuck open since all the flights that arrive are treated as domestic (US CBP Preclearence in Canada). The thing is...no security in the world would have prevented this. He brought the handgun in his checked luggage, which is permitted. He simply took his luggage and headed to the bathroom and loaded his gun.

It's another military veteran who suffers from a mental illness/episode, that probably was exacerbated during his deployment and now he comes back home untreated and military-trained. It's a touchy subject because I get the impression that just like the dallas cop shooter (who was ex-military), nobody wants to address the fact that soliders are coming back fucked up (physically and mentally) and its not being addressed.

I only do carry on.:iconTU::iconTU::iconTU:

Jimmydr
01-08-2017, 07:22 AM
you Have to start to question the security we have at our airports as opposed to others in this world.

I travel in and out of FLL all the time and I can't remember EVER seeing a sheriff or cop or whatever in the baggage rerival area.

Plenty of 2 0r 300 lb TSA workers though who couldn't get out of their own way let alone help anyone. Any way they are upstairs so no help at all. And if you even think about them helping you better have your fucking running shoes on.

They had armed police in Europe for decades.

Jimmydr
01-08-2017, 07:23 AM
Supposedly he got on the ground and waited for Police to arrive after he ran out of AMMO ??

WTF ??? is this ...
that is just Bizzare .

now they saying no 2nd shooter ..

The airport was packed and they usually have no cops in baggage areas.

BlueDevil
01-08-2017, 09:24 AM
My fear is the security fall-out from events like this one. More security means less privacy and more hassles at the airport.

Jimmydr
01-08-2017, 09:26 AM
My fear is the security fall-out from events like this one. More security means less privacy and more hassles at the airport.

Would you rather get shot?

BlueDevil
01-08-2017, 10:03 AM
Would you rather get shot?

As Ben Franklin said:


He who would trade liberty for some temporary security, deserves neither liberty nor security.

JD426
01-08-2017, 01:12 PM
One can NEVER stop a Crazy person , not 100% of the time
.. .Crazy is Crazy, and they will do some SHIT before you can take them down...
ANYONE can bring a gun into Times Square in like a guitar case and cause damage before those Guys who are suited up will take them down..
Even Israel, where EVERYONE is ARMED to the Teeth, they have incidents ..like they just had with the Truck guy running into Soldiers..before being taken out .

This is what people who just want to Preach PRO Gun, AND NO GUN on both extreme sides cant understand ..
More guns , if by Cops or Civilians, wont stop the Crazies..

and LESS Guns Certainly wont either ..

There is no simple solution to this ...but of course people who dont know SHIT always got ALL the Answers , even when Experts cant quite figure it out all the time..

Look, the Feds returned this Guys weapon, knowing he had mental issues.. Yeagh thats a fucking problem, especially when our Lawmaker Fuck nuts want MORE Gun Laws,.like its the magic Pill...
Why not really step up Security or have at least one guy there at Baggage .

Here is a fucking Idea... Dont they even know WHO had the Checked Luggage with the Guns ? ( i would not mind, if I was like going Hunting in Montana)

ESCORT the mother fucker out the Airport.. but again, even if you did that what is to stop him when he gets to his Car ?
Personally I find it kind of odd anyway, that this Checked Luggage with a weapon is allowed to go around the Carousel where anyone could really grab it, if they know.

But Again, you cant stop crazy
The FBI has proven it OVER AND OVER.. by setting these Lunatics FREE.
They did it in San Bernardino, they did with the Nightclub Shooter in Orlando, and now they did it with this guy.
that is one Hell of a Track record ..

I think what they are going to try for . ( listening to that mop head Wasserwoman speaking ) is to BAN all Transport of Guns on Planes , period..That seems to be their " solution".

questner
01-08-2017, 08:01 PM
The guy loaded his handgun in the washroom, tucked it, proceeded to leave the luggage area, then suddenly pulled it and started shooting.

You can ban checked in firearms, impose a high fee for such travel, ban ammo travelling, let those travellers to collect such luggage in a special area.

Lately, a Canadian veteran shot his mother, wife and daughter and committed suicide.

5% of all deployed veterans commit suicide.

In my view, the issue is social in nature. One may be traumatized or crazy, however it does not mean that individual has to shoot someone.

In the short term laws may be amended to accommodate numerous situations. One example, in Canada a gun owner cannot temporarily turn his weapons to police for storage, as police can only destroy the weapon.

knotty
01-08-2017, 08:39 PM
https://youtu.be/TC32b8FA_qs

CentralNJDude
01-08-2017, 09:07 PM
The guy loaded his handgun in the washroom, tucked it, proceeded to leave the luggage area, then suddenly pulled it and started shooting.

You can ban checked in firearms, impose a high fee for such travel, ban ammo travelling, let those travellers to collect such luggage in a special area.

Lately, a Canadian veteran shot his mother, wife and daughter and committed suicide.

5% of all deployed veterans commit suicide.

In my view, the issue is social in nature. One may be traumatized or crazy, however it does not mean that individual has to shoot someone.

In the short term laws may be amended to accommodate numerous situations. One example, in Canada a gun owner cannot temporarily turn his weapons to police for storage, as police can only destroy the weapon.

Its a pretty serious problem for a lot of these kids who are at the front-line. 90% are enrolling since they think its a free ride and they get thrown into the fire and its pretty sad and depressing what happens to them.

jacknback
01-09-2017, 02:22 AM
Again....those whom
join ALL( or if not they should have) read and sign the contract.

What? Do we think the "you could get killed" and the " maybe you may see disturbing things while in a war zone" parts are in so fine a print no one can read it?

If they had armed security maybe, just maybe, not as many would be killed or injured before these fucks would be as dead as they should be.

I'm not dismissing the possible mental effect of fighting in a war zone, but no matter how fucked up you are we can't just allow you to randomly take lives.

JD426
01-09-2017, 09:54 AM
There have been numerous cases where these Guys returning from WAR, and not " debriefed" or whatever the Terminology is ( you guys who were in the service can elaborate on that )
HAVE taken out their Wives and even whole Family... and of course Friends who they have known all their lives as well, over probably some stupid shit like talking trash over some Football game or whatnot.

So , not gonna play Psychiatrist , but if they willing to do that , these guys are dangerous ticking time Bombs and someone needs to pay attention and take the time to try to FIX them..

WE sent them to WAR,, its OUR Responsibility to FIX whatever the F is wrong with them.. Physically and mentally..

that , we could all agree is something Our Elected officials need to strongly look at ..

Remember the Famous Sniper Chris Kyle ? who got take out at the shooting Range , by a guy he tried to HELP through it by being his Buddy so to speak
the man took it upon himself to befriend a guy with PTSD, but he did not have the Skills or tools to handle such a person.
..
These guys are dangerous . extremely so.

whatever
01-09-2017, 06:22 PM
The airport baggage area is like 99.99% of the country. There are no
armed guards to stop them. Only police which will take too long to
get there and that can't deter someone who is willing to die or go to
jail. This guy could have done the same thing at a grocery store,
night club, church, etc. Anywhere where people congregate. The only
advantage of the baggage area is the people getting off the plane
are usually unarmed.

Jimmydr
01-09-2017, 07:00 PM
The airport baggage area is like 99.99% of the country. There are no
armed guards to stop them. Only police which will take too long to
get there and that can't deter someone who is willing to die or go to
jail. This guy could have done the same thing at a grocery store,
night club, church, etc. Anywhere where people congregate. The only
advantage of the baggage area is the people getting off the plane
are usually unarmed.

A co worker of mine was there. He said the cops were running away faster than the people

jacknback
01-09-2017, 10:01 PM
So.....what would you do?:confused:

jacknback
01-09-2017, 10:07 PM
Any place I go in SFL that isn't a no gun zone I carry concealed.

The only no carry place I really understand is bar rooms.

Crazies and not so crazy know exactly where to go where they cut the percentage of their being stopped.

JD426
01-09-2017, 10:28 PM
When I lived in North Carolina I open Carried, hip Holster ,sometimes Thigh Holster .
.. Concealed Carry was JUST getting Approved at that time , circa 1993/4 ?
I moved back to NJ just before I was able to do it

But I have to say, the feeling of Open Carry, is something that can not be explained to those who have never done it .
Greeting Police Officers with a Friendly HELLO, going into Grocery Stores, Gas Stations, and people nod a sign of Respect to you, cuz they KNOW you are a Law Abiding Citizen,, its something that can not be described in words ..
You just feel it .. No one ever ran away.. especially not Moms with Kids ... think about that for a moment .

Even when Stopped for a Minor Traffic thing like speeding, you tell the police office you are ARMED .. and they are NICE TO you, and don't even give you a ticket , cuz they know you not crazy enough to be a FELON with a Gun..
They would take the gun, and inspect it , but give it right back to you.


Sorry for off Tangent, but IMO we need more Law Abiding Citizens who are WILLING TO CARRY..
The Criminals sure as Shit dont care about you or me or some stupid " Gun Free Zone Sign"
and that is all it is a Fucking SIGN. .It means NOTHING to criminals..Its a joke to them.


But the Law Abiding Citizen WILL be there for you when the survival instinct kicks in.

But I would NEVER want to Carry in like an Airport , just way too much responsibility , not that they would aver even allow it ..

But a MALL... Yeagh, I would ..
A guy in Oregon stopped a mass shooting in Fact, of course the media never covered it .. and his name is almost totally forgotten now .

But this guy in Florida, HIS Name will live on for a long time ... and that is seriously effed up.

whatever
01-09-2017, 10:52 PM
A co worker of mine was there. He said the cops were running away faster than the people

Those were fake cops obviously. Their role is to keep an eye on things and call the
real cops (who can fight) if they are needed. In my suburb the worst thing that
happens is some old lady gets her purse snatched. Those cops here are so fat and
slow I wonder if they could handle it if something like this happened. The whole
town is just another soft target.

whatever
01-09-2017, 10:53 PM
So.....what would you do?:confused:

I'd run as fast as I could. Fuck my luggage. They can keep it.

Jimmydr
01-10-2017, 06:23 AM
So.....what would you do?:confused:

I noticed that none of us mongers happened to be there at that time and I have passed thru there dozens of times.

rahsta
01-10-2017, 05:13 PM
When I lived in North Carolina I open Carried, hip Holster ,sometimes Thigh Holster .
.. Concealed Carry was JUST getting Approved at that time , circa 1993/4 ?
I moved back to NJ just before I was able to do it

But I have to say, the feeling of Open Carry, is something that can not be explained to those who have never done it .
Greeting Police Officers with a Friendly HELLO, going into Grocery Stores, Gas Stations, and people nod a sign of Respect to you, cuz they KNOW you are a Law Abiding Citizen,, its something that can not be described in words ..
You just feel it .. No one ever ran away.. especially not Moms with Kids ... think about that for a moment .

Even when Stopped for a Minor Traffic thing like speeding, you tell the police office you are ARMED .. and they are NICE TO you, and don't even give you a ticket , cuz they know you not crazy enough to be a FELON with a Gun..
They would take the gun, and inspect it , but give it right back to you.


Sorry for off Tangent, but IMO we need more Law Abiding Citizens who are WILLING TO CARRY..
The Criminals sure as Shit dont care about you or me or some stupid " Gun Free Zone Sign"
and that is all it is a Fucking SIGN. .It means NOTHING to criminals..Its a joke to them.


But the Law Abiding Citizen WILL be there for you when the survival instinct kicks in.

But I would NEVER want to Carry in like an Airport , just way too much responsibility , not that they would aver even allow it ..

But a MALL... Yeagh, I would ..
A guy in Oregon stopped a mass shooting in Fact, of course the media never covered it .. and his name is almost totally forgotten now .

But this guy in Florida, HIS Name will live on for a long time ... and that is seriously effed up.

I guess the cop who shot and killed Philando Castile did not believe he was a Law Abiding Citizen.