BamaD -> RE: Gun sales vs crime stats in CA (3/23/2015 4:15:04 PM)
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ORIGINAL: slvemike4u The ingredients,in proper quantity though,would set off alarms a bit ,no ? Whereas the ingredients needed for a mass shooting are all right there at your local gun show. Or perhaps in your closet,locked I would hope. Clorox and ammonia sets off alarms? Buying gas sets off alarms ? Do some reading. Hence why the FBI is more worried about 'lone wolf' attacks than 'organized cells' operating in the nation. Timothy McVeigh and Terry Nickles were virtually undetected, right up to the moment a building blew to pieces. Yet, there has been much in the way of studying behaviors in people since that time. Along with better technology and good detective work, the FBI and other groups have kept many more such attacks from taking place. A high number of them coming from conservative-viewpoint people. The next lesser group are the lunatics, followed by crazy religious types. While resources for bombs is relatively easy to obtain, and a decent knowledge of chemistry and engineering; people's behavioral patterns are hard to conceal. Particularly when around individuals that know what to look for in potential terrorists. The FBI, state police, and even local officers have access to those resources. The Oklahoma City bombers would not have been on the radar any earlier except in the kind of police state that would have provided some justification for their actions. BTW don't pretend that I approve of what they did, because I don't. If the behavior study would stop a bomber it should also stop a shooter.
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