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    The suspect appears to have "interacted with conspiratorial content" online, information provided to law enforcement shows.

    Oh. No. He interacted with conspiratorial content. Pfft.
    He probably owned cargo pants too....

    1. Find him.
    2. Administer justice.
     

    drillsgt

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    "Army officials confirmed Thursday that Card has been in the Army Reserve since Dec. 2002. His current rank is Sgt. First Class and is a Petroleum Supply Specialist"


    92F petroleum supply specialist

    No combat deployments
    AAM,ARCAM,ASR,NDSM

    Was not a firearms instructor.
    Yeah, not sure where this firearms instructor thing came from, there is no official army MOS for firearms instructor. His unit is part of the 104th Training Command so it's possible he was either a drill sergeant or instructor or simply a support person in one of those units (you can be any MOS to get either an instructor or DS designation). They are a training unit with primary responsibilities being ROTC support. This makes sense as in one of his captured Facebook posts he mentioned that they were doing training at West Point on one occasion. He may have had an instructor identifier but that just means you may be able to teach on a number of different tasks. Or simply as the 'gun guy' in the unit they had him teach the rifle marksmanship training stuff because nobody else wanted to but there's no requisite training for that.
     

    Twangbanger

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    Sounds like the FBI has been grooming this one.

    The suspect appears to have "interacted with conspiratorial content" online, information provided to law enforcement shows.
    Topics he engaged with included but were not limited to: concerns about a financial crisis/stock market, LGBTQ+ issues, gun rights and commentary about Democratic public officials, including President Joe Biden, the information shows.


    The system failed but the gun did this?

    A U.S. Defense Department official confirmed to ABC News that Card was "behaving erratically" while deployed over the summer with his Army Reserve Unit to Camp Smith Training Center in upstate New York to support summer training for West Point cadets.
    Card allegedly threatened other soldiers with violence and was "command directed" to go to the hospital for the evaluation, according to a source briefed and with direct knowledge of the incident.


    And once again

    Card was not trained by the Army as a firearms instructor, "nor did he serve in that capacity for the Army," the spokesperson, Bryce Dubee, added.
    Now let's see if the super-journalists can FOIA the military's mental health records for this individual. Oh, that's right...HIPAA.

    Guess they'll have no choice but to go with "White, ex-military gun owner" for the win.
     
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    This is a little off topic but WTF is the sign language lady doing?


    What timestamp? I don't understand much ASL, but it looks pretty normal to me, what I can pick up. ASL it actually meant to be signed with those sort of intense facial expressions. A lot of sign language interpreters I see don't do it, but for deaf people watching, that's the equivalent of speaking in a dry monotone the whole time.

    Pretty distracting for non-deaf people, though, I have to admit, so I can see why most don't.
     

    JCSR

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    What timestamp? I don't understand much ASL, but it looks pretty normal to me, what I can pick up. ASL it actually meant to be signed with those sort of intense facial expressions. A lot of sign language interpreters I see don't do it, but for deaf people watching, that's the equivalent of speaking in a dry monotone the whole time.

    Pretty distracting for non-deaf people, though, I have to admit, so I can see why most don't.
    What exactly is she trying to say here?

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    Expat

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    I'm picking up a strong "red flag laws for thee, but not for me" vibe around here.
    For years all of gun owners said, don’t go after our guns, go after the crazy people that have guns. Now we say, you can’t go after crazy people with guns until after they do something. I gues…
     

    ZurokSlayer7X9

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    The suspect appears to have "interacted with conspiratorial content" online, information provided to law enforcement shows.
    Topics he engaged with included but were not limited to: concerns about a financial crisis/stock market, LGBTQ+ issues, gun rights and commentary about Democratic public officials, including President Joe Biden, the information shows.
    Make no mistake, this snippet was not added by accident. This is part of the Identify, Vilify, Nullify, Destroy strategy I've referred to in the past. They've Identified the target as individuals distrustful of the quote "establishment" who are also focused on things like self-defense and self-reliance (especially if they're white and right leaning). This is an attempt to Vilify the target by relating them to a madman. Mass shooters have become the modern day boogey man, and thus they try to dehumanize the target while also humanizing any victims willing to stand as an antithesis to this.

    They are still attempting to go through the Nullify phase, which is to silence the target's ability to defend themselves in the court of public opinion, as well as isolating the targets (ie. divide and conquer). This in turn makes it much easier for the Destroy phase to occur.
     

    miguel

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    What timestamp? I don't understand much ASL, but it looks pretty normal to me, what I can pick up. ASL it actually meant to be signed with those sort of intense facial expressions. A lot of sign language interpreters I see don't do it, but for deaf people watching, that's the equivalent of speaking in a dry monotone the whole time.

    Pretty distracting for non-deaf people, though, I have to admit, so I can see why most don't.
    I have been around alot of deaf people as friends and it is always this way with the interpreter. That said, this gal here is in the upper echelon of...expressive.
     

    Leadeye

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    Do they use tracking dogs anymore? I know regular police dogs do a good job but was curious if they still used special dogs for tracking.
     

    daddyusmaximus

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    20 years, no deployments, and only an E7?

    My little brother was in for less than 10, deployed twice and left as an E6 IIRC. Seems odd, but I did hear stories about guys left stateside because they didn’t want them deployed.
    I did 28, and came out as an E-6. Only 7.5 active though. In the Guard / Reserves many times if you want a promotion you'll have to start drilling (going weekends) at another unit in order to get the slot. That can mean choosing between being close by, or driving to the other end of the state every month.

    Also depends on the soldier. I have a bit of an independent streak. I went E1,2,3,4,5... 3,4,5,6... 5,6.


    As far as deployments go, depends on your MOS, (job) and of course... timing.
    I had 9 years in prior to Desert Storm.
    Didn't get activated again until I had over 20 in...
    Ended up with 4 times getting hit to go to war.
     

    daddyusmaximus

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    When I was a Drill Sergeant the PVT,s used ask why some DS had a blue disk.

    I used tell them they are on probation for killing a PVT. They actually believed it.

    BTW The blue disk behind the crest on the campaign hat. ID,s the DS as Infantry.

    Never actually killed a Pvt, but I did come close once at Ft Hood.
    Plate across the forehead to a smart ass cook as we were coming in from the field.
    He got 12 stitches... and a lesson.
    I went from E-5 to E-3... but the lesson didn't take.
     

    Cameramonkey

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    Make no mistake, this snippet was not added by accident. This is part of the Identify, Vilify, Nullify, Destroy strategy I've referred to in the past. They've Identified the target as individuals distrustful of the quote "establishment" who are also focused on things like self-defense and self-reliance (especially if they're white and right leaning). This is an attempt to Vilify the target by relating them to a madman. Mass shooters have become the modern day boogey man, and thus they try to dehumanize the target while also humanizing any victims willing to stand as an antithesis to this.

    They are still attempting to go through the Nullify phase, which is to silence the target's ability to defend themselves in the court of public opinion, as well as isolating the targets (ie. divide and conquer). This in turn makes it much easier for the Destroy phase to occur.
    Yes. They consider even the most sane of us here enemies of the state. We are independent thinkers with real world skills like first aid, wilderness survival, hunting/trapping/fishing skills, and other real world marketable skills that means we have good jobs. All that adds up to someone who is not easy to control.

    They dont like us. At all.
     

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