Going against the media's narrative of Uvalde

[alpax]

A detailed timeline of the events of the Uvalde tragedy. It could have been much worse if the off-duty border patrol officer did not come to the rescue.

https://canncon.substack.com/p/what-...-in-uvalde?s=r

Two days ago, a woman in West Virginia saved many lives by preventing a mass shooting. No national media coverage for a reason...

https://wchstv.com/news/local/victim...eston-shooting

[monet]

If a person doesn't like gun deaths they could move to these safer countries...

El Salvador
Venezuela
Guatemala
Colombia
Brazil
Bahamas
Honduras
Mexico
Belize
Trinidad
Tobago

I don't care or follow any of these death stories.
I will not care until the powers that be fix 25,000 people dying per day from malnutrition and starvation.
That has been going on for over 40 years in a world that produces enough food to feed 13 billion people annually.
That is literally 12.5% of the world population undernourished right now.
This number is debated a bit as it was as high as 15% and as low as 9%.
Why don't they care or fix it?
Because they can't profit off of it.
And I do believe they make money off of controlling it.

But even worse is why does the common person not care or ever mention it?
Because it is too difficult to realize they are powerless against it and their beloved leaders do not care.
And all the charities that claim to help the problem just steal the donations.
It's over 9 million deaths per year but nobody cares.
And the worse fact is that the leaders set up charities to intercept the donated funds.
Greed is Good.
I doubt that Covid will ever reach these numbers that have been ongoing for decades.

[Garnabby]

Often, you have to solve the smaller problems, first. In general, it's just the way that also people are. Regardless, no one gets a pass, because no one has a working theory of the universe. Can't outsmart it. In other words, don't feel too bad, because your turn is coming up, next.

Furthermore, what would happen if all of those people were fed? In a few generations, the population really and actually would be totally out of control, along with any hope for global warming, crime, and pollution.

[monet]

Often, you have to solve the smaller problems, first. In general, it's just the way that also people are. Regardless, no one gets a pass, because no one has a working theory of the universe. Can't outsmart it. In other words, don't feel too bad, because your turn is coming up, next.

Furthermore, what would happen if all of those people were fed? In a few generations, the population really and actually would be totally out of control, along with any hope for global warming, crime, and pollution.

Sure.
The problem has been ongoing for over 40 years and they have double the food to feed the entire planet.
But you're right.
Solve the smaller problems first lol lol lol.
Wise Up as they do not want to solve problems... they want to control them.
And nobody will ever solve the gun problem because we have a murder problem and that has been ongoing since before Cain.
Besides, you can't solve a gun problem when people can literally 3D Print them now.
And the real problem is in the blood, genetics, DNA Code... its a Sin Problem.
A Lust Problem.
A Blood Lust Problem.
A Greed Problem.
An Ego Problem.
A Selfish Problem.
Man cannot and will not ever solve those problems on his own.

[Garnabby]

Monet, some problems are overwhelming, but as just another part of life. The no-win scenario. Someone asked the Kung Fu guy about when the odds are overwhelming. His response was that you die. Sorry, but aside from seeking a working theory of the universe, I can not better it.

[redietz]

Thirty years ago, I think the estimate was 30,000 per day. So quite an improvement, eh?