Everyone will blame everything but the current collective US psyche that’s damaged beyond all fuck. It’s been building up for a long time. 

Sadly, gun advocates don’t see how people like Katz use their guns as an easy way out when dealing with frustrations, etc. The thing is, the guns are there for them to use. It’s not rocket science to figure out that taking away that option from every civilian will be a good start. Selling guns to a select few should…

Don’t lump us all together. I’m happily married, don’t own any guns, and play a wide range of video games because it helps me unwind. 

He’ll need to learn what the American flag actually looks like, first.

I’m so glad the extent of my gaming experience went as far as a PS1 and an N64 with a total of 6 games ever played between them. Gamer culture is just fucking sad.

Am I the only one who find the exclamation point in his posting rather galling He’s not the first 70-something guy I’ve encountered with a fondness for exclamation marks, but most people know not to put it in a condolence social media post or letter.

Oh yeah yelling, throwing a fit, and calling someone a misogynistic insult is totally going to help. You’re a man, huh? You’re part of the problem.

No. Not furries. Furries get laid. A lot. Way too much, actually. Not really healthy, that much. Definitely not sane.

It happened because he had a gun.

These people were on the path to doing it without those sites, believe me.

And try not to race bait by implying McCain fathered a child with a black woman.

Men are too emotional to be president.

Trump is a failure at being human.

So he brought a real gun to a video game tourney... so that in the event he lost he would kill folk. This is america, folks.

This happened because he lost in a video game?...

Reminded me of James Damore, the misogynist manifesto writer

In the photo of him with the Buffalo Bills jersey, he looks like a dark-haired Dylann Roof (the Charleston mass murderer).

A combination of gun laws, self-esteem entangled with masculinity, with money and fame at stake. I wonderful combination.

Don’t know about you guys, but I’m ready to go take some guns. We gave them a chance and thousands are murdered every year. If we want it to stop, we take their guns.