Lets Talk About The Jacksonville Shooting

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Bruh Issa Murder

Andre Matthews

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Lets Talk About The Jacksonville Shooting

Bruh Issa Murder

7 minutes 52 seconds

2 years ago

Lets Talk About The Jacksonville Shooting

09/05/2023

Bruh Issa Murder

Summary:

In this episode of "Bruh Issa Murder," we talk about the Jacksonville Dollar General shooting, a racially motivated mass shooting in Jacksonville, Florida. The shooter, 21-year-old Ryan Christopher Palmator, targeted and killed three black individuals at a Dollar General store. The shooting is being investigated as a hate crime and an act of racially motivated extremism. The host highlights the concerning trend of gun violence and hate crimes in Florida, emphasizing the need for action and support for organizations promoting gun safety and combating hate-motivated violence.

Key Takeaways:

Another mass shooting in America: The Jacksonville Dollar General shooting is another tragic example of a mass shooting carried out by an angry white individual with an AR-15.
Racially motivated hate crime: The shooter targeted black individuals, leaving behind a racist manifesto. The Justice Department is treating the shooting as a hate crime.
Desensitization to mass shootings: The frequency of mass shootings in the country has led to desensitization, making it crucial to remember and honor the victims.
Victims of the shooting: Angela Michelle Carr, Anult Joseph AJ Lagar, and Gerald Deshaun Gillian were hardworking individuals who lost their lives in this senseless act of violence.
Call to action: Support organizations like Moms Demand Action and Students Demand Action to promote gun safety and combat hate-motivated violence. Pressure politicians to take action.

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