The bystander who ended the Rhode Island hockey rampage by leaping on the crazed trans shooter has modestly denied being a “hero,” despite getting injured while saving lives.
Michael Black was in the bleachers to support a friend’s son who was skating in the tournament at Lynch Arena in Pawtucket on Monday afternoon when Robert Dorgan, 56, opened fire at four family members and a family friend. “I heard two shots, and I said, ‘balloons popping,'” Black told the outlet. “I heard another popping and recognized it was not a balloon.” The popping noise was the sound of Dorgan gunning down his son and ex-wife and gravely wounding her parents and a friend.
I think we can all agree that there's something inherently and deeply troubling about any one who denies their own personage and gender but insists we recognize the whateverthefuck they've become. This guy was big. He was a gym rat. He was also a cross-dresser. And he was homicidal, killing his own son and ex-wife.
This is the 7th or 8th 'tranny-related' mass shooting in this country just in the last year. Something is seriously wrong in or society. All this LGBTQXYZ+/- shit is too much for feeble minds to grasp. Minds like mine...
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I, also, can't get my head around people not thinking this is fucked up. These people are deranged.
ReplyDeletePeople like this, and those who try to force this mental illness on us, need to be institutionalized.
ReplyDeleteThis presents an interesting problem because for the longest time we have been saying that guns don't kill people, people kill people.
ReplyDeleteSo how do we stop these people from getting guns? The weak background checks we have in place are clearly failing to stop guns from getting in the wrong hands
They want ATTENTION, and what better way to get attention than MURDERING somebody?
ReplyDeleteLooking back at all the guys I worked with I can't think of one that could've been a tranny. I can look back on some teachers who were probably gay but didn't know what that was then. Really light in the loafers.
ReplyDeleteGender dysphoria/transgenderism is a form of insanity. A violent form of insane. Anyone and everyone displaying signs of this must be locked up...for their safety and the safety of all of society. Shutting down the insane asylums was an enormous mistake.
ReplyDeleteMake mental asylums great and prolific again.
ReplyDeleteIn about 1987 I worked for a Beltway Bandit, one of the many companies supplying services to the Federal Government around the D.C. beltway. My employer was headquartered in Pittsburgh, and one day we were called together to be told that a fellow employee was transferring to our office from HQ. Okay, fine, annnnd...? The transfer was a long-time employee whose background included command of a Hawk antiaircraft battery in the U.S. Army. He was Daniel. Well, he WAS Daniel. He was now Dannielle. Hmmm, this could be interesting. In my commune days in Baltimore, I knew a few trans-dressers, tranny strippers, and lady-boys, but not a real trans-sexual-to-be. I know a few now, but only in passing.
ReplyDeleteDannielle stood well over 6 feet tall, had a deep voice, was a butt ugly man and a worse looking woman. Smoked a lot, too, which you could do in offices at that time. He, or she, was really a great person to get to know. No pushy or harpy like attitude, he figured people would go with it or not, he did not care. We got along famously and when it came time for me to move on, he was genuinely sad to see me go.
I could never ever in a million years see Dannielle/Danny doing anything violent from evil intent. This current spate of gun toting murderous trannies is something new. This guy got the full-meal deal, but most are more like cross dressers and pretenders, so it is not tranny drugs. The phrase is very applicable: if you see something, say something, even if it gets the usual suspects all in a stitch.