At least 13 people were injured, five critically in two separate mass shootings at homeless encampments in Minneapolis, Minnesota on Monday. The first shooting took place at East Lake Street and Interstate 35W around 11am local time.

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    Sure would be awful if Kilmeade lost his job, got sued into oblivion, and became socially radioactive to the point that nobody would lend him a dime. Let him become what he hates so much for a while and if he makes it through with mind and body more or less intact, perhaps he’ll do better with the rest of his life.

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    Textbook incitement to violence. It only hurt poor people, though, so there will be no consequences.

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    It’s crazy how republicans are showing they are the actual “snowflakes” and they are actually the pro-censorship party.

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    This happened Monday, and this is the first I’ve heard of it.

    But, today some cops were shot in PA, and it’s immediately all over the news. There’s a press conference going on now, and everyone is shocked and sad.

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      I just had this exact same experience.

      Tearing each other apart while the billionaires laugh at us.

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      Some? I saw one about a guy who went into work and having seen someone there with a gun before not in uniform and said he decided he was going to shoot him. Last I knew he didn’t even ask for a lawyer, he just brought his gun in, shot him and put it back in the car after apparently then let them arrest him.

      Guess I’ll have to go searching for the others

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      because no one cares when homeless people die. And in fact the fox news guy just said the quiet part out loud of what A LOT of people think.

      I do volunteer work outreach work for the homeless and it’s a weekly thing to see homeless people beaten up, attacked in their sleep, etc. This isn’t a new thing.

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        Women, children, differently gendered and slight of build are raped regularly, in addition to other physical abuse on the streets as well.

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    so are we supposed to now talk about the fox host and his loving non bigoted rhetoric did not at all help this unfold? (/s)

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      I’m not sure giving people on the streets weapons wholesale is the answer when many are there due to illnesses that manifest in violence.

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        Just so you know, you’re getting downvoted because what you’re saying is wrong and actually contributes to the problem.

        Mental Illness and Violence Among People Experiencing Homelessness: An Evidence-Based Review

        Please read the full study and it’s sources. It’s so important and negates a large portion of misinformation you’re going to hear. I’ll highlight some points in case some people don’t want to.

        The US media is saturated with coverage of perceived threats to public safety by people experiencing homelessness (PEH) with purported “mental illness.” … a content analysis of 6,400 tweets regarding PEH collected over three months showed widespread generalizations that PEH posed a high risk of violence and that homelessness was caused by untreated mental illness.3

        About 30% of PEH have a mental health condition.73 The framing of these narratives have been identified as further entrenching the dehumanization of PEH, contributing to oversimplified understandings of PEH and mental illness, and motivating policy interventions that are not evidence-based.4 Physicians’ lack of specific training in working with PEH can create additional barriers to accessing care,5 especially since PEH may perceive negative attitudes in their physicians,6 exacerbating feelings of alienation.7 Stigma is pervasive,8 and that experience is often compounded by PEH’s past negative experiences with medical care and ongoing structural barriers to engagement

        There’s many more passages that are relevant and have way too much info for me to copy/paste here, like:

        • Mental Illness and Addiction Can Be One of Many Precipitants of Homelessness and Should Not Be Seen as the Underlying Cause
        • Homelessness and Mental Illness Are Not Driving Surges in Violent Crime
        • Permanent Supportive Housing is Cost-Effective and Associated with Better Outcomes for PEH
        • Putting People Away Without Essential Care and Basic Needs
        • Learning “From the Misses” Does Not Breed Compassion

        Again, you’re going to be reading, watching, and discussing homelessness in media for the rest of your life. It’s only going to take you 20 minutes to get real facts about the debates and form an evidence based opinion on the matter. Or just disregard and continue watching/reading misinformation to form your thoughts for you.

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          I’m aware not all are. It’s funny though that suddenly people who are against reasonable bg checks suddenly aren’t.

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            I wouldn’t take a few hyperbolic statements made on Lemmy as an opportunity to perpetuate common misunderstandings though. I assure you anyone wanting to focus on arming instead of housing any homeless are just accelerationists and not wanting an actual solution.

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      Members of the fascist party could not be reached for comment, but their neighbors did report noise complaints, from the volume of masturbation.

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        So how do we stop them? Law’s not gonna do shit, but fox news did incite multiple mass murders here. What kind of consequences can be applied?

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            So, like, anything between a gently worded letter that never quite asks explicitly but strongly implies what you’d like and full on accellerationist posadism?

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            So, a ‘strike’ has come to mean ‘work stoppage’

            And historically that has been the most mild of its possible meanings.

            Sabotage of machinery and doing work as normal but dividing the product up among workers or giving it out for free, lying to suppliers, and all sorts of more aggressive tactics have traditionally been included in what that word meant. A lot of that doesn’t take a lot of people.

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              Yes. Also back in the day there was no fast food or Starbucks. No Amazon. No Walmart.

              The Machine has changed.

              Congress won’t shut it down. The workers can shut it down. If we want to fix the machine we have to shut it down and fix the Republican sabotage first.

              Protests warn people there is a problem. Protests can be ignored. People not getting their fast food can’t be ignored. Daily inconvenience can’t be ignored.

              Just look at all the panic work from home caused or when road transport of goods was slowed down.

              Rich people pay attention to their money and the average person will pay attention when they can’t get a cheese burger or latte.

              Remember what happened when Trump forced China to hit the off button on rare earth metals that are required to keep modern society above complete and sudden collapse?

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    Not saying Fox studios should be burned to the ground, but It would be a shame if it didn’t happen.